What to See & Do

Lawanda's Creations creates original artworks on canvas and on paper. Additionally, LC provides prints of artworks.

I am a sweetgrass basket maker.I have been making baskets for over 40 years. I am proud of the heritage that my family has left for me and my kids. I can be found at your favorite Charleston City Market also City Night Market in Charleston South Carolina.

Neema Gallery is a Charleston, SC based art gallery & art consultation firm featuring works of art by phenomenal Southern African-American artists.

A native of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, Henrietta learned the art of weaving Sweetgrass Baskets at the age of 7 from her mother, Mary Mazyck, who learned the art from her mother Elizabeth Johnson and so on since before the Middle Passage. She has taught this valuable skill to her children and grandchildren. Henrietta went on to pursue an education in business after graduating high school. In the early 1980’s, she began working in schools. Henrietta continues teaching this art in schools, universities, giving demonstrations, and workshops around the world.

The studio represents or features other artists whose work reflects the themes of work, love, belonging, and one's relationship to the environment. By appointment only.

Photography/landscape prints and creator of Charleston umbrellas.

Arun Drummond is a self-taught South Carolina folk artist who has been painting since 2004. As the former manager of the Chuma Gullah Gallery, he spent nearly 20 years educating visitors about the rich and truly unique culture of the coastal south. Arun continues to do that today through his art and his passion for storytelling. His mixed media works that incorporate sweetgrass baskets have been featured on Food Network and in Conde Naste Traveler magazine. Find his art exclusively at the Historic Charleston City Market.

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].

Art quilts, dolls, wearable art clothing, soft accessories by commission.

Weaving baskets is one of the earliest African crafts to take root in America over 300 years ago. I'm a fifth-generation basket maker who learned her craft as a child from her great-grandmother, Maggie Jefferson Williams and weaves daily to this day with her mother Marilyn Williams Dingle.

Andrea Cayetano-Jefferson proudly represents the rich Gullah culture through her peerless creations as a sixth generation sweetgrass basket artist. As child she studied the intricacies of basket sewing from her mother and aunt whom she attributes her commitment to continuing the traditional art form honoring her Gullah ancestors and history.

A generational sweetgrass weaver who designs his artwork in a variety of styles. The coiled woven basket was first used during days of enslavement for the rice cultivation.

I'm a basket weaver that makes and sells sweetgrass basket in Charleston and surrounding areas.

We are a phenomenal photography business specializing in wedding and lifestyle portraits.

Our gallery’s vision is to become the bridge between artists, collectors, and our community from our flagship base within the city of North Charleston, South Carolina. As a native of this great city it was paramount for the Okeeba Jubalo Gallery to begin it’s journey of Fine Art commerce in North Charleston, South Carolina where our founder grew up as a young boy.

Contemporary Textile Artist