There's no better place to spend a Sunday afternoon than on one of the Top 10 Shopping Streets in all of America. And without cars... just people, shopping, outdoor dining and entertainment galore. Just in time for all that holiday shopping.
Join us December 11 from 1:00 to 5:00 PM for 2nd Sunday on King Street when the street is closed from Queen north to Calhoun to all vehicular traffic. Bring out your family, friends and good looking dogs. The weather forecast is for a nice sunny day.
This month's 2nd Sunday soundtrack will feature holiday music, cool jazz and classical works by some of Charleston's most loved musicians. Shrimp City Slim, Sollie "Puddin" 
Jenkins, Nikolai Svishev, Michael Lindsey, Tim Church and Austin Fitzhenry will be joined by students from the Charleston Catholic School Band, performers from the Deuce Theatre's Humbug Holiday Hour and a special song and dance surprise at Horlbeck Alley and King.
The Daughters of St. Paul will host a bake sale at Pauline Books & Media Center 243 King Street. The 2nd Sunday Information Tent will be located near Wentworth and King, offering parking vouchers, coupons and door prizes, this month courtesy of Halls Chophouse and Savannah Bee Company.
Impressionist painter Rick Reinert will exhibit his King Street Series at Reinert LePrince Gallery at 179 King Street, where musician Nikolai Svishev will perform, Chucktown Tavern will serve refreshments and Reinert's beautiful 2nd Sunday Greeting Cards will be for sale. The cards support 2nd Sunday and are also available at the Charleston Preservation Society Book and Gift Shop and the Charleston Visitors Center.
Parking vouchers for two hours of free parking in most City Garages will be available online at www.2ndsundayonkingstreet.com and at the information tent. Many of the parking garages on Upper King Street have become popular for 2nd Sunday, where restaurants Halls Chophouse, The Macintosh, The Swamp Fox, and Closed for Business offer Sunday brunch.
