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Join us for a 'Tiny Desk' style lyricist showcase featuring 4 prominent hip hop artists sharing their influence, inspiration, and the impact behind their hits.
In the heat of the Deep South, a missing guitarist reappears a blues legend, and the town’s whispered fears of a devil’s deal ignite a reckoning far more dangerous than […]
Close out the Festival in style! Everyone in your family will enjoy this free-to-attend celebration of all that the MOJA Arts Festival has to offer. From fascinating vendors and fantastic […]
Join us for a classically trained chamber ensemble comprised of women of color, consisting of Burke High School alumna under the tutelage of legendary music director Dr. David N. Ezell. […]
2025 MOJA Arts Festival Community Tribute Luncheon Honorees: Kanika Moore, Artist Dorien Minor, Media Bernard “BJ” Brown, Business Clifton Polite, Contribution to MOJA Katesha Breland, Community Service Rachel T. Brown, […]
Click here for tickets The Roots of a Renaissance is a curated visual and sonic exhibit celebrating the poets, artists, and storytellers who give language to the Lowcountry, honoring the […]
Click here for tickets Vocal powerhouse Javetta Campbell brings to life one of the most soul-stirring performances ever captured on record Aretha Franklin’s Amazing Grace. Backed by a dynamic ensemble […]
The annual MOJA Arts Festival Parade will be happening downtown. More details to follow …
The 2026 MOJA Arts Festival is shortening from 11 days to eight days this year and introducing a new tradition: honoring the cultural legacies of four African and Caribbean nations. […]
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 Gullah Geechee Cook-Off with celebrity judges awarding a $1,000 first-place prize. The event begins at 4 p.m. at Hampton Park.
The annual Reggae Block Dance will feature Kenyatta “Culture” Hill, son of legendary reggae artist Joseph Hill of Culture.