This blog is a product of Lowcountry Local First (LLF), an alliance based in North Charleston, South Carolina that educates the public on the importance of supporting local economies and encourages businesses and consumers to be environmentally sustainably and socially responsible.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Charleston Crafts Upcoming Event!
Charleston Crafts invites you to help celebrate the first year in their new location at 161 Church Street in Downtown Charleston. The organization, which exclusively promotes the work of South Carolina artisans, has been cooperatively owned and operated by its membership since 1989. The public is invited to attend the open house reception from 6 to 9 pm on the evening of December 3rd as part of the French Quarter Gallery Association's Art Walk. The work of two exhibiting artists will be featured; pewter pieces by Steve Cordina and surface design by Robin Gillies. Light refreshments and wine will be served, and several of the artists will be on hand to welcome you to the beautiful new gallery.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Buy Local Month Begins!
LLF is kicking off Buy Local Month today! Check out the article in City Paper. Buy Local Month runs from November 15 through December 15. We are encouraging people to think about where they're spending their dollars this holiday season. Just remember, when you support a local business, you are supporting your community.
Check out our Online Directory and Live Local Deals pages to find local businesses and see what promotions and deals they're offering!
Check out our Online Directory and Live Local Deals pages to find local businesses and see what promotions and deals they're offering!
Friday, November 12, 2010
Local at Abide-A-While
Buy Local Month officially begins November 15th, but the staff at Abide-A-While Garden Center in Mt. Pleasant has jumped the gun! If your garden or home landscape needs sprucing up for the holidays, be sure to go visit this schnazzy group at 1460 Highway 17 North.
Abide-A-While Garden Center is a family owned, local business that has been helping Lowcountry residents add beauty to their homes and gardens since 1957.
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