Navy Yard Charleston was honored to conduct a Q&A with our neighbor and long time champion of The Historic Navy Yard, Elias Deeb.

In 2016, Celadon established a weekly event series at its North Charleston location that was designed to showcase local makers and offer emerging entrepreneurs a space to incubate their businesses. Known as Sunday at Celadon, the series has since evolved after experiencing success and growing into a celebrated community gathering.

Last year, Navy Yard Charleston launched a complementary event series called “Assemble @ Navy Yard CHS” as part of ongoing efforts to transform the former Naval Base into a vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood. Recognizing an opportunity to maximize support for small, local businesses and elevate the shopping experience, the two brands are merging their respective events into one – “Boulevard Bazaar.”

The Dubplates founder David Brisacher gets the party started at Building 64

By Jenny Peterson jpeterson@postandcourier.com

Downtown Charleston has an art gallery district, an antiques district and even a brewery district.

North Charleston will soon have its own attraction as home on the former Navy base with a first-of-its-kind shopping destination with showrooms for interior design professionals to buy products, such as textiles, wallpaper, rugs and high-end wood flooring.

The nation’s first Black-owned knife shop, Middleton Made Knives, and South Carolina’s first Black-owned Prosecco brand, Don Luchi, are coming together to host a one night culinary collaboration at Navy Yard Charleston. SUSHEE is an exclusive evening where two rich culinary traditions – the Japanese art of sushi and the Gullah Geechee seafood culture – come together in a first of its kind celebration of craftsmanship, culture, and community.

Park Circle’s century-old garden design and industrial past now attracts award-winning chefs, music festivals, and TV shows, creating an affordable destination for travelers and locals alike.

Navy Yard Charleston takes shape with redevelopment, more on way

 

 

 

Navy Yard Charleston is establishing the Charleston Design District, a hub for designers to create and source premium home furnishings, featuring design showrooms for a wide range of product lines. Located along the Cooper River in North Charleston, SC, the Charleston Design District will span areas of the former Charleston Naval Base and surrounding historic campus when it officially launches in the fall.

Celebrate Black History Month with us at Storehouse Nine and Middleton Made Knives.