The Reveal November-December

The Reveal
November-December

Charleston Literary Festival | November 6—15

Now in its 10th year, this 10-day literary festival brings world-renowned writers and celebrities to Charleston, including names like: Barbara Kingsolver, Lily King, Virginia Evans, Steven Pinker, and many more. Each session is followed by book signings, with titles available through Festival partner booksellers. (charlestonliteraryfestival.com)  Photo courtesy of the Charleston Literary Festival.

Food & Wine Classic Charleston | November 13—15

Experience the warm hospitality of the Lowcountry at the Food & Wine Classic in Charleston, a three-day event featuring culinary icons, world-renowned wine and spirits, and the best of local food and culture. Taste Charleston’s legendary ingredients with some of the country’s most iconic chefs and experience Charleston through locally-inspired activities. (foodandwineclassicincharleston.com)  Photo by Cameron Wilder.

YALLFest | November 13—14

Co-founded by Blue Bicycle Books owner Jonathan Sanchez and authors Margaret Stohl and Kami Garcia, YALLFest has grown into one of the nation’s most beloved book festivals, spawning a west-coast sister 

festival (YALLWest), and it is one of the largest kidlit festivals in the country. Many panels are free to attend with the exception of the three headliner events. (yallfest.org ) Photo courtesy of YALLFest.

Holiday Festival of Lights | November 13—December 31

A long-standing Lowcountry holiday tradition, this event at James Island County Park invites guests to cruise along a three-mile display of glimmering multicolored lights featuring over 750 light displays. Open nightly at 5:30 p.m. (HolidayFestivalofLights.com)  Photo courtesy of CCPRC.

City of Charleston Holiday Parade  | December 6

Come join the City of Charleston for this fun, high energy parade which will commence on Broad Street at Rutledge, travel North on Meeting Street, and conclude on Calhoun Street at Meeting Street. Participants include musical ensembles, clubs, and organizations. Tree lighting to follow in Marion Square. The event starts at 3 p.m.