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Looking for the perfect way to spend a summer Friday evening in downtown Charleston? Look Up Charleston is staying open late on Friday, August 7, 2026, for a special Extended Hours event from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m., inviting locals and visitors alike to enjoy an evening filled with local art, handcrafted goods, shopping, and community.
Guests can browse the gallery while enjoying complimentary drinks and snacks in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere inside the French Quarter’s home for Charleston-made creativity.
The evening will spotlight three outstanding local creators:
AV Photography will showcase stunning Lowcountry photography, capturing the breathtaking beauty of Charleston’s marshes, beaches, sunsets, and coastal landscapes through striking fine art prints.
Rise & Rebel Designs will feature contemporary wearable art and fashion that blends bold colors, artistic expression, and effortless style, offering pieces that are as unique as the people who wear them.
Rogue & Tallow will present handcrafted small-batch goods inspired by natural ingredients and timeless craftsmanship, highlighting beautifully designed products made with care and intention.
With more than 35 local artists, artisans, and makers represented throughout the gallery, Extended Hours offers the perfect opportunity to discover one-of-a-kind artwork, gifts, home décor, jewelry, apparel, and handcrafted treasures while meeting some of the creative minds behind them.
Whether you’re searching for something special, decorating your home, or simply looking for a relaxing evening downtown, Look Up Charleston’s Extended Hours promises an unforgettable celebration of Charleston’s thriving creative community.
Extended Hours at Look Up Charleston
Friday, August 7, 2026
5:00–9:00 p.m.
128 Meeting Street (Upstairs), Charleston, SC
Come shop local, support local artists, enjoy refreshments, and experience an evening where Charleston’s creativity comes to life.
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