What to See & Do

Explore Charleston's Black history and Gullah/Geechee culture from a Black perspective in our 1, 2 & 2 1/2 hour motorized Black History, Porgy & Bess and Sea Islands Tours.

Transportation to and from the Charleston International Airport. Reliable and on time all the time service

We are a mobile auto mechanic service that comes to you. Our mission is to keep you and your family safe, save you money, prevent major problems/concerns, and to make sure your vehicle(s) last for years.

Gullah Tours explores the places, history and stories that are relevant to the varied contributions made by black Charlestonians. Reservations suggested.

A powerpoint party including a full sweetgrass basket display, Palmetto Rose making class, Q & A and ending with Frogmore Stew. Call or email to book this experience 843-442-1855 or [email protected].

Outstanding service with a smile and clean, quality vehicles. Located at the airport's ground transportation booth, opposite the baggage claim area. Featuring no wait taxi.

We provide transportation within parts of the Gullah Geechee national corridor. Contact us at 843-276-0771.

Frankly Charleston explores the rich black history of Charleston. Our tour will allow you to learn the Africans journey and contributions. Tours leave from the Visitor Center.

JoyRide Transportation offers a fresh new trend for travel. We proudly offer professional driver services for any event. We cater to birthday, bachelorette, wedding parties, group travel & more!

My company focuses on the rich history of Charleston with a strong emphasis on Gullah Geechee culture. I native born and endowed with generational knowledge of my culture and history. Additionally we market Gullah Geechee art and artifacts ( How Great Gullah Art LLC). We provide transportation (Charleston Black Car Limousine LLC) within parts of the Gullah Geechee national corridor.

A Gullah Geechee Tour showcasing Charleston's rich Black History. Immerse yourself in the culture with a certified native born Gullah speaking historian. Bin yah not come yah.

All of our vehicles are regularly maintained, comfortable, and driven by expert, carefully trained drivers. No matter who you are or where you’re going, we’ll get you there on time without any problems in between. Because we take safety very seriously, we ensure that all of our vehicles can always pass a spot check or a surprise inspection. We know you don’t expect anything less.

The premier showcase event highlights the contributions and inclusions of the African Dispora on Southern Culture through the art of filmmaking.

Poetry, live storytelling performances, native language stories and much more. Fouché Sheppard, The Charleston Griot, is on a mission to preserve the oral tradition of folklore, history, culture and heritage. Using the knowledge, wisdom, and contributions from ancestral stories, Fouché combines her love of poetry, acting, music and rap to display emotion and thought-provoking lyrics that mesmerize her audience.

Native Gullah historian teaching Unspoken Black African American Slave History "da Root" of Charleston’s politics, religion & Slavery.

For the past 17 years, the Choir Showcase has inspired and entertained millions worldwide, celebrating Gospel music's powerful messages and soulful harmonies. With past performances from Grammy Award Winning artists such as Yolanda Adams, Tamala Mann and Tye Tribbett, among others.

The MOJA Arts Festival is a celebration of African-American and Caribbean arts. Selected as one of the Southeast Tourism Societies Top 20 events for many years, the MOJA Arts Festival promises an exciting line-up of events with a rich variety of traditional favorites.

We transport passages to airports groups, schools, tour group, and more

Join us as we begin celebrating 160 years at 125 Bull Street. The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture is an archive, library and museum that lives inside of the former Avery Normal Institute. The Center offers self-guided tours, hosts workshops, and spotlights creative expressions from the African Diaspora. For more information: avery.cofc.edu/visit.

A traditional Caribbean Carnival celebration during June, Caribbean American Heritage Month. We celebrate with a Carnival Street Parade, a Caribbean Village in the Park with Food, Music, Soca, Reggae Artistes, Colourful costumes and more. Fun & exciting family friendly events.

Free Verse is a poetry community started by Marcus Amaker, Charleston’s first poet laureate. The collective hosts open mics, publishes books, and puts on a festival. Free Verse events are safe spaces for people of all gender identities. Follow @freeversefestival on Instagram.