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This celebration will resemble an old-fashioned family picnic and drumline battlefeaturing Burke High School, Timberland High School and Woodland High School. Featuring a Battle of the Bands and food trucks! begins at 11 a.m.
The MOJA Community Heroes Gala is a ticketed, black-tie dinner celebrating deserving community leaders. Guests will enjoy an evening of great food, music and dancing as MOJA honors individuals making an impact in the community.
September 25 will be the opening of the annual MOJA Arts Festival Juried Art Exhibition and Opening Reception at The City Gallery at Waterfront Park; runs through October 25.
The first Food Truck Cook Off will be Sept. 25! It will feature celebrity judges awarding a $1,000 first-place prize. The event begins at 4 p.m. at Hampton Park. Please stand by for more ticket information.
Get ready to vibe with the hottest Afrobeats and hear from Morowa Mosai with the real talk behind the Art. Wine tasting is included. Join The ZD Experience and Drummond Studio Gallery for AFRO-TALKS, a new conversation experience where art, music, and culture come together to spark meaningful dialogue. Set to Afrobeats and house music […]
The annual Reggae Block Dance will feature Kenyatta “Culture” Hill, son of legendary reggae artist Joseph Hill of Culture.
The Stages Series at MOJA Arts Festival, presented by Dark Blue Mondaze and CofC Stages Series coordinator - Gary DeWitt Marshall Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation and the Asase Yaa African American Dance Theater, based in Brooklyn, New York, is a renowned company. Founded in 2001 by Yao Ababio and Kofi Osei Williams, they specialize […]
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The Stages Series at MOJA Arts Festival presented by Dark Blue Mondaze and CofC Stages Series Coordinator - Gary DeWitt Marshall The PROMISE Co-Production w/ Claflin University The Promise is a new play that tells the story of six Black Continental Army soldiers captured by the British during and post–American Revolutionary War as they are […]
“New Jack Swing” concert features Charlton Singleton and Friends, featuring Quiana Parler, at 8 p.m. at Charleston Music Hall. Click here for tickets. Few musical movements changed the sound of R&B quite like New Jack Swing. Blending soulful vocals with infectious grooves and hip-hop-inspired rhythms, it created a style that dominated dance floors and radio […]
MOJA presents a spirit-filled series of performances celebrating Men of Gospel at Greater St. Luke AME Church. The afternoon concert will feature gospel performances including the Rev. Randolph Miller. It will be at 4 p.m. Greater St. Luke AME Church, 78 Gordon St., Charleston, SC 29403.
Charleston's first and second Poet Laureates, Marcus Amaker and A$iah Mae Thomas, present an immersive evening of poetry, original electronic music, live accompaniment and projected visual art. Rooted in Black cultural traditions while embracing contemporary performance, the evening explores memory, ancestry, joy, resistance and imagination. Books from local poets also will be available for purchase […]