Jarobi White of A Tribe Called Quest to Perform at Charleston Wine + Food Festival

Charleston, S.C.- Jarobi White, American hip hop artist, chef, and a founding member of hip hop group, A Tribe Called Quest will perform at Charleston Wine + Food Festival in March. 

Jarobi White, recently inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will perform at The Day Party on Sunday, March 9. The Day Party is one of the festival’s Signature Events, known for its high-energy vibe and celebration of bubbly and brunch-inspired cocktails and bites, all crafted by top chefs with inspiration from their favorite hip hop songs.

Chefs include: 

  • David + Tina Schuttenberg, Kwei Fei
  • Sean Majewski, Kiawah Island Golf Resort 
  • Jeremiah Schenzel and Alex Wilson, Cleats
  • Jeff Whitmore, The Swell Raw Bar 
  • Ebony McKewn Warner, Eat.Sip.Krave
  • Alton Ankersen, Roti Rolls 
  • Jeremy Reynolds, Smash City Burgers 
  • Setrini Sison, Bok Choy Boy 
  • Nate and Chasity Brown, Daddy’s Girl Bakery 
  • Felix McCray, Virginia’s 
  • Robert Butts, Black Smoke Kitchen & Bar 
  • Reyaña Radcliff, Your Braisen Chef
  • Deborah Jean, LiBon LLC

In addition to The Day Party, Jarobi White will perform at the sold-out Graft + Friends dinner, hosted by Miles White and Femi Oyederian of the James Beard-nominated Graft Wine Shop.

Tickets for The Day Party and other Charleston Wine + Food events are available at  chswf.com

Charleston Wine + Food is a nonprofit organization that strengthens Charleston’s food and beverage community by transforming moments of culinary excellence into sustained and lasting impact. We exist to celebrate the diverse food + beverage community of the greater Charleston area on a national stage, while creating programs that foster a sustainable, vibrant, and connected culinary + hospitality industry. Through our flagship festival and year-round programs, we provide vital resources, education, and support to local restaurants, bars, and beverage businesses. This festival doesn’t simply celebrate, we cultivate – turning every plate served and every glass poured into purposeful investment in our community’s culinary future.

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