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☀️ Sun’s out, fun’s out: Spend a weekend at a Mount Pleasant festival

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A fishing boat is pictured cruising under the Mount Pleasant Pier.

Experience the coastal + cultural charm of Mount Pleasant this spring and summer.

Photo provided by Town of Mount Pleasant

Warmer weather is just around the corner, and that means one thing in Mount Pleasant: festival season.

In addition to a lineup of fun seasonal events, here are a couple festivals we’re eyeing:

  • Blessing of the Fleet & Seafood Festival | Sunday, April 28 | Test your shrimp-eating skills + groove at a Shag dance contest at this highly-anticipated festival that pays tribute to the shrimping + seafood industry.
  • Sweetgrass Festival | Saturday, July 27 | Meet sweetgrass basket weavers and taste authentic Gullah food at this festival that celebrates Gullah culture.

Grab your shades + getaway

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