• SATURDAY, APRIL 4 & SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 2020
• Columbia, South Carolina in Columbia, SC

For an entire weekend in April, the community commemorates countries from around the world by offering various exhibits and markets. Approximately 60 different cultures participate every year by exhibiting artefacts, costumes and selling souvenirs in addition to offering an extensive menu of foods.

• April 4-5, 2020
• The Village Green, located off of S.C. Hwy 76 in downtown Pendleton Pendleton, SC 29670 in Pendleton, SC

On the first weekend in April each year, the community gathers in the historic downtown region of the town and ushers in spring with dozens of craft and food vendors along with fun-filled activities for all.

• April 3, 2020 - April 5, 2020
• Azalea Park Summerville, SC 29483 in Summerville, SC

See the beauty of the community as a variety of flower species usher in spring with a rainbow of colors. Summerville additionally celebrates the first weekend in April with a massive arts and crafts fair regularly attended by over 200 vendors. The event also promises live entertainment and various contests that delight all.

• April 29 - May 3, 2020
• North Charleston, SC

Fans of the fine arts join together for a week at the beginning of May for this comprehensive celebration of the literary, media, music, performance and visual arts. See dance and theater presentations or watch live demonstrations and attend workshops.

• May 14-17th, 2020
• Greenville, South Carolina in Greenville, SC

The Saint George Greek Orthodox Cathedral hosts this weekend event every May, which welcomes residents and visitors alike to experience the Greek culture. Watch dance and musical presentations provided by performers donned in costume, sample authentic Greek foods, and learn about the country's heritage and traditions.

• May 22-24, 2020
• Beaufort, South Carolina in Beaufort, SC

The local high school hosts this annual May event that introduces the community and visitors to the African Gullah culture of the people that reside along the southern coast. The Gullah happily share their heritage through storytelling, dance and music presentations, preparing traditional foods, and offering craft and trade demonstrations.