April 22: Black Food Truck Festival, Jesse Solomon, Eat Me Cookies


Fresh off its national recognition as the No. 6 Best Cultural Festival in the U.S. by the USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, the Black Food Truck Festival will return for its fifth annual spring event this weekend. Organizers will welcome the community to Exchange Park in Ladson from April 24-26, 2026, for a weekend celebrating food and culture.

 

National Award Winner Black Food Truck Festival Hits Charleston This Weekend with High Energy Music Lineup – Holy City Sinner

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Hosted by Bravo’s Joe Bradley with a guest performance from Southern Charm’s Molly O’Connell, Jesse Solomon’s tour will stop at Charleston’s newest venue ‘On Air’.

 

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