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WELCOME JOIN US FOR OUR FIRST SPRING MONTHLY FLEA & FARMERS MARKET! Happening on the last Sunday of each month March - November, we open our warehouse up from 10am-1pm to local vendors; including artisans, crafters, makers and farmers! ++ FRESH PRODUCE from Legare Farms !! Come hungry; every market will have a wide variety of food trucks, coffee, and sweet treat vendors!
Face painting by Bubbles & Barnacles, FREE Jump Castle for the kids, and LIVE MUSIC by Ryan Becknell!! We have 30+ local vendors participating!
#KidsJump is reserved just for the little ones, they can jump with kids their own age without the rustle and bustle of a bunch of other kids in the way.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
We've missed you so much friends!!! It has been a long winter without seeing your shiny faces every Monday.. but never fear.... we're coming back Monday MARCH 5th from 4-8!!!
We've got a great season ahead and new vendors, new food trucks, new music, new art and most of all new ways to connect to the community!! Please join us for our opening night:
Chaquis Maliq One woman soul band playing from 5-8 pm!
#KidsJump is reserved just for the little ones, they can jump with kids their own age without the rustle and bustle of a bunch of other kids in the way.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
Zoos are great learning environments for young minds. Bring your toddler to the Animal Forest at Charles Towne Landing for "Toddler Time" and watch their eyes light up when they see the animals! We'll read a story, talk about animals, and then take a walk to a habitat to actually see what we talked about.
Please allow at least 15 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the Animal Forest outdoor classroom.
Reading is "hogs" of fun, especially with Madame Mazell, the Animal Forest's resident hog! Children are invited to come out to Charles Towne Landing and practice their reading skills in a fun atmosphere! This program is free, but registration is required.
Call (843) 573-8517 to register your child for this unique literacy experience.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market is where our community meets to share in a vibrant array of locally grown and SC Certified produce. Stroll through the market to find a bounty of just-picked vegetables, fruits, and fragrant flowers along with local seafood, fresh-cooked meals, baked and canned goods, and locally produced snacks.
#KidsJump is reserved just for the little ones, they can jump with kids their own age without the rustle and bustle of a bunch of other kids in the way.
Toddler Time is a great shared experience for child and parent. A time for your little ones to discover the joy of being active, bouncing under the supervision of their parents, and without interference from the big kids.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
The WAFM is dedicated to the support and advocacy of local farmers and growers and features fresh seasonal produce, as well as sweet and savory foods from area vendors who source ingredients from nearby farms. A curated program of live entertainment and family-friendly activities will enhance the farmers’ market experience.
Ackerman Park is a popular and easily accessible City-owned park that is also adjacent to an underutilized commercial strip center on St. Andrews Boulevard. The WAFM has the potential to be a catalyst in the revitalization of the area – similar to how the downtown CFM was instrumental in the revitalization of Marion Square.
Weather permitting, Lowcountry Stargazers will host "Astronomy in the Park" at Brittlebank Park, most Wednesdays from sunset until 9pm (10pm DST), weather permitting. Stop by after work or before dinner and see what the universe has to offer. Our members will have a telescope or two set up, and will be available to answer your questions about the night sky.
We will set up at the north end of the park opposite the Marriott Hotel, and for those attending, we ask that you park in designated parking spaces, and not on the grass.
#KidsJump is reserved just for the little ones, they can jump with kids their own age without the rustle and bustle of a bunch of other kids in the way.
Join Postpartum Support Charleston every other Thursday morning from 9 to 11 a.m. for a peer-led support group for women working through perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
Join us every Thursday at 10:30AM for Storytime and an activity in our Children's Department. Perfect for children of all ages.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
Campground Events
Friday- Karoke
Saturday- Street Dance
#KidsJump is reserved just for the little ones, they can jump with kids their own age without the rustle and bustle of a bunch of other kids in the way.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
Or a pink, a frigate, or even a dogger. Join a park educator onboard the ketch Adventure for an introduction to the types of sailing vessels that the Carolina colonists used to transport cargo to and from the fledgling port of Charles Towne.
Kick off the school year with a night of fun for the whole family! Join us at Mellow & Play Café for a glow-in-the-dark family yoga dance party with Nicholl Summers Family Yoga! Music, dance moves and fun yoga poses will help you shake off your worries, breathe and find balance going into the new school year.
Each month we will have a different theme of the month and projects will be center around our theme. Each week arts and crafts will be different so children can come to every PARENT NIGHT OUT and they WILL NOT be making a repeated project!
The 3rd FRIDAY EVE of each month will have a FAITH BASED project as this eve IS STILL OUR MONTHLY FAITH NIGHT!!!
Simply drop the children off at the studio for any 3 hours between 5PM and 9PM and we take care of the rest!!! Parents enjoy a Saturday night out and sneak off to dinner and a movie…while we entertain the children with various arts and crafts. We even take care of dinner…PIZZA IS INCLUDED!!!
Unlimited Jumping, Ninja Course, Air-Slam Basketball, and Dodgebal!
We're different after dark. Lasers, music and blacklight transform the whole park into a crazy jumping dance club. Flips are limited to Foam Zone during Glow. Waivers are required for all persons entering the park during Glow.
Beginner Road Ride for all riders interested in learning about group bike rides. We will provide a ride leader who will lead you on the route, answer questions, and assist with mechanical issues. Learn about the rules of the road, how to ride in a paceline, and basic bike maintenance skills, including how to fix a flat tire! All rides start and end at the store. We will have post ride coffee and snacks.
Helmets are required. We highly suggest a front and rear blinking light.
Distance: 17 Miles
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/13923813
Pace: 14-16 mph
NO DROP RIDE - we will regroup if anyone has difficulties with the pace.
Road bikes are not required, but highly suggested.
The CFM is dedicated to the support and advocacy of Lowcountry farmers, growers, prepared/packaged food, artisans, crafters, live performers and community groups of all kinds. We offer a variety of local produce, plants, herbs and cut flowers as well as breakfast and lunch vendors, live entertainment and an assortment of juried arts and crafts from local artisans. Attracting locals and tourists alike, the CFM is the community connection, bringing together people from all parts of the Lowcountry and beyond.
#KidsJump is reserved just for the little ones, they can jump with kids their own age without the rustle and bustle of a bunch of other kids in the way.
Toddler Time is a great shared experience for child and parent. A time for your little ones to discover the joy of being active, bouncing under the supervision of their parents, and without interference from the big kids.
Established on the edge of England’s North American empire, the Carolina colony faced many threats, especially from England’s longstanding rival, Spain. Not only did Spain lay claim to what is now South Carolina, but the Spanish garrison at St. Augustine, Florida, was within a few days sail of the fledgling English province. Wary of a Spanish attack, the English colonists, who founded Charles Towne in 1670, came heavily armed and formed a provincial militia for the defense of Carolina. Learn more about Charles Towne’s fortifications, the Carolina militia, and the Spanish threat during the program “Defending Charles Towne.”
Programs held at 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm inside the palisaded area.
They are alien, strange, and bizarre. They eat what you and I can't. And we find them ugly and scary. But take a closer look at their lives and you might find you should really appreciate them. So let's talk turkey - turkey vulture that is! Join us at the Animal Forest Vulture/Turkey Habitat and see the beauty behind the beast.
Please allow at least 15 minutes to walk from the Visitor Center to the Animal Forest turkey and vulture habitat.
Unlimited Jumping, Ninja Course, Air-Slam Basketball, and Dodgebal!
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