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SEWE King Street Stroll 2010

SEWELogoJoin us for the annual SEWE King Street Stroll. On Friday, Febuary 12 from 5:00-8:00 pm there will be artist demonstrations, refreshments, special events and more for Charleston's fantastic Southeastern Wildlife Exposition on Charleston's most beloved street. 

Here are the King Street locations that will host artist demonstrations and receptions for SEWE, from the Antique District to the Fashion District to the Design District.

• Imaging Arts, 175 King Street
• Audubon Gallery, 190 King Street
• Lily, 196 King Street
• k. morgan, 255 King Street
• Worthwhile, 268 King Street
• Pierre Deux, 279 King St., Karen Hewitt Hagan
• Margaritaville, 282 King St., Al Dornish
• Whispers On Wentworth, Wentworth at King, Patricia Pepin
• Bits of Lace, 302 King St. Clive Tyler
• Croghan’s Jewel Box, 308 King St., Rick Reinert
• Hampden Clothing, 314 King St., Scott Penegar
• The Olive Oil Shop, 316 King St., Kelly McNeil
• Scentchips, 318 King St., Daniel Meyer
• Window Contest Winner The OOPS! Company, 326 King St., Ana Lazovsky 
• The Silver Puffin, 329 King Street, Ron Klieber
• Nantucket Brand, 346 King Street, Steve Oliver
• Bijuju, 370 King Street
• Christophe Chocolatier, 373 1/2 King St., Cole Johnson
• The Francis Marion Hotel, King at Calhoun, Carol Joy Shannon
• Blue Bicycle Books, 420 King St., Wayne Caldwell Simmons
• Felice Designs, 424 King St., Rebecca McClive
• Cupcake, 433 King St., Sue DeLearie Adair
• Halls Chophouse, 434 King St., Heiner Hertling
• Rococo Bakery and The Good Dog Bakery, 430 King St.
• Fish Restaurant, 442 King St., Paul Puckett
• Seeking Indigo, 445 King St., Larry Seymour
• SieMatic, 444 King St., Christina Penescu
• Stuart Laurence Salon, 455 King St., Tim Donovan
• Southern Kitchens of Charleston, 493 King Street

King Street Strolls

  • Historic King Street is America's favorite for fine shopping and dining, and there's always something happening. We call them Strolls, and you're welcome to join us.

    Lower King Street, the Antique District: From Broad to Market it’s the “best antique shopping in the U.S.” as voted by the readers of Travel + Leisure. Find antiques from any period and from all over the world in historic downtown Charleston. Our friendly streets feature charming hotels, fine dining, women’s and men’s fashion boutiques, gifts and fine jewelry.

    Middle King Street, the Fashion District: Named one of the “10 Top Shopping Districts in USA” by Forbes Traveler. From Market to Calhoun, the King Street Fashion District has handbags and shoes straight from the runway, European lingerie, top designer fashions, jewelry and eyewear. You'll also find boutique hotels, world-class restaurants and superb salons.

    Upper King Design District: The newest crown jewel of Charleston’s renowned King Street. Southern Living magazine featured the Upper King Design District in the cover article “10 Reasons to Visit Charleston Again.” Spanning Marion Square to Spring Street, find all the latest home décor, fixtures and furnishings mixed with hip boutiques, coffee and cupcakes, plus exquisite dining for an all day shopping experience.

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