Second Sunday on King Street

Campo Marzio Rewards Random Acts of Color

Join Campo Marzio this 2nd Sunday for 30% off selected items and the launch of their Random Acts of Color Campaign. Starting Sunday, Campo will reward random people on the street wearing fabulous color and users on Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest who post to @chscampo #randomactsofcolor with Campo Marzio products! Start uploading those colorful outfit pictures and be sure to dress in fabulous color during April's 2nd Sunday on King Street for a chance to win.

 

 

You can find Campo Marzio of Charleston at  318 King Street in downtown Charleston. 

Laura Mercier Makeup Artist at Cos Bar 2nd Sunday, Find Your Flawless Face

Laura Mercier's Flawless Face, find out how to get it at Cos Bar on 2nd Sunday when an internationally renowned makeup artist from Laura Mercier will be on hand to advise you.

At the Cos Bar Spa you can book treatments wtih a 2nd Sunday special gift of 20% off.

Cos Bar is located at 201 King Street, just at King and Fulton Lane.

 

Shopping, Celebrations and Book Signings at 2nd Sunday... What Could Be Better?

Belk is back in downtown Charleston at 341 King Street. Their Pop-Up Shop will be open 2nd Sunday and stay through the end of March. • Williams Sonoma is Open! Check out their new location at 359 King. • Stop by the Silver Puffin for their last day on King Street, and visit them in their new location, 43 Broad Street, opening soon. • Campo Marzio has a huge giveaway at 4:00 PM. It's a "Brighten Your Office for Spring" Basket of Campo items... enter to win! • Croghan's will host a Sea Glass Salon with artist Judith Paixio • 9 West will offer $25 off your purchase of $100 or more.

Stop by the Le Creuset Signature Store at 241 King Street to purchase a 2013 Limited Edition Rainbow Row Mini-Cocotte boxed set and then head to artist Tate Nation’s studio at 257 King Street for an autograph. Tate’s painting Harbor Neighbors adorns the boxed set that vividly captures one of Charleston’s most iconic scenes.

The Preservation Society of Charleston’s Book & Gift Shop at King & Queen will host author Curtis Worthington to sign his book. The book compiles this intriguing and surprising, first-ever collection of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry selections by thirty- four local and internationally acclaimed authors.

Charleston Florist will celebrate their 80th birthday with a party, music and the Cupcake truck. Stop in to 184 King to wish them another eighty, and pick up a pretty cash-and-carry bouquet while you're there.

You can watch Charleston Impressionists Rick Reinert and Kevin LePrince paint in their studio/gallery at 179 King Street.

Book your spa services at Cos Bar and take 20% off! Affordables sale merchandise will be 80% off and on the sidewalk!

 

 

Fantastic Music at 2nd Sunday on King Street This Month

2nd Sunday musicians will include The Chucktown Trippintones, Yost, a group from Charleston County School of the Arts, The Honey Bees, Katina Rose, Curtis Foskey, Dylan Swinson, Gravel Road, Na Fidlieri, Jenni and the General, Austin Fitzhenry, Robert Maniscalco and Friends.

Mellow Mushroom March Madness Mayhem

Mellow Mayhem
Mellow Mushroon will be promoting their Mellow Mayhem Bracket Challenge, where they’ll give away $1,000 cold hard cash to the person with the best bracket. We’ll also be passing out Mellow Mayhem Discount Cards – good for exclusive discounts during March Madness.

Once the teams have been announced on Selection Sunday (March 17th), people can enter online at www.mellowmayhem.net or in the Avondale or King Street restaurant.

For the best pizza and beer downtown, get to Mellow Mushroom at 319 King Street in the Fashion District in historic Charleston.

Dining on the Peninsula This Sunday

Our picks on Middle King are:
Manny's Mediterranean Cafe, Carolina's Bistro, Lowcountry Bistro, 82 Queen, Il Cortile del Re, Chucktown Tavern, Leaf Cafe + Bar, Old Towne Grill & Seafood, Nick's Pink Pig, Tazikis Mediterranean Cafe, Mellow Mushroom, Christophe Artisan Chocolatier and French Cafe, Verde Fresh Salads & Wraps, Caviar & Bananas.

Or go to Upper King Street for:
Halls Chophouse, Barsa, Juanita Greenberg's Nacho Royale, Monza, Closed for Business, O-Ku, the Swamp Fox at the Francis Marion Hotel and the Macintosh. Don't forget Cupcake is open Sunday on Upper King Street. Also, the Charleston Hot Dog Company and Outta My Huevos will serve great street food on Lower King.

Ken Burger to Sign New Book, Salkehatchie Soup at the 2nd Sunday Information Tent

Stop by the 2nd Sunday Information Tent at Wentworth & King Streets to meet Ken Burger and pick up his new novel, Salkehatchie Soup, just out by Evening Post Books. It's the much-awaited third book in his trilogy of South Carolina stories. "Nobody picks at the scabs of South Carolina like her native son Ken Burger," says NY Times bestselling novelist Pat Conroy. As in Burger's previous tales (Swallow Savannah and Sister Santee), the cast of characters includes the powerful and the pitiful, both working through the options life presents them.

Free Parking Vouchers, a gift from the City of Charleston, are also available at the Information Tent, or you can download and print your own by clicking theparking block in the upper right hand column.

 

What Are You Wearing to Charleston Fashion Week?

There's no place like King Street for shopping and fashion, and this month's 2nd Sunday on King Street will celebrate just that with a "What Are You Wearing to Charleston Fashion Week" extravaganza!

Join the fun as CFW staff, models, and presenting sponsor Baker Motor Company bring pop-up photo shoots, video confessionals and ticket giveaways for CFW Events to 2nd Sunday, March 10, from 1:00-5:00 PM.

The 3 Dudes New Album Available on iTunes

In their color-coded earplugs, Roger takes a seat at his drums, Jack picks up an Eddie Van Halen guitar, and Sam, with his black and white hat tilted “Just Right,” picks up his bass. Collectively, they are The 3 Dudes, a Charleston, S.C., based band built around the mantra, “Be kind, be creative, and work hard.”

You may have seen this set of eleven year old twins and their younger brother rockin out at 2nd Sunday on King Street. Their new album "BAM BAM", the follow up album to their first release, "All in a Day," is available now on iTunes. 

“BAM BAM” centers on boys being boys: not knowing about girls, standing up to bullies, double dog dares, and smashing pumpkins after Halloween.They rock hard, with influences like AC/DC and Lenny Kravitz, and include some pop on the piano. Click here to download their new album.