Coleman Point Village Art & Music Festival

To celebrate an area of Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant that is seeing a revitalization with an influx of new businesses and zest, Square Onion Too, Earthly Artifacts and Awendaw Green are joining forces to present the first Coleman Point Village Art and Music Festival on Saturday, June 18 from 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. at 411 Coleman Boulevard. With four live bands, unique art and a variety of food and beverages, admission is only $10 and proceeds benefit local nonprofits Daisy’s Place and Southern Women Animal Task Force. 
Along with local food trucks and beverages, local bands Fowler’s Mustache, Corduroy Road, Doug Jones and Friends and Sons of Summer will entertain the masses during this six hour event. Local vendors will also be on site with a variety of art and locally made products. 
The newly titled Coleman Point Village is a bustling area of local businesses 
on Coleman Boulevard between Hibben Street and Whilden Street in Mount Pleasant.

What: Coleman Point Village Art & Music Festival 
When: Saturday, June 18 2-8 p.m. 
Where: Square Onion Too! 411 Coleman Boulevard, Mount Pleasant 
Cost: $10 Admission 

Hope to see you there! 


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