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Attend North Charleston’s Inaugural MLK Day Parade – Jan. 15

North Charleston’s first MLK Day Parade on Monday, Jan. 15 will start at the Positive Vibes Community Center on Reynolds Avenue at 3 PM. Photo: Heaven FM/Positive Vibes Community Center

Attend North Charleston’s Inaugural MLK Day Parade – Jan. 15

When
Jan 15th, 2024
3:00pm - 6:00pm
Where

Attend North Charleston’s Inaugural MLK Day Parade
Monday, Jan. 15 | Positive Vibes Community Center

Positive Vibes presents their Inaugural Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade!

North Charleston’s first MLK Day Parade on Monday, Jan. 15 will start at the Positive Vibes Community Center on Reynolds Avenue at 3 PM. The parade will end at the old K-Mart parking lot on Rivers Avenue.

This inaugural event is a Positive Vibes, Every 1 Voice Matters, A Second Chance Resource Center and North Charleston Youth Resistance Inc.-Guns Down Chuck Town community collaboration.

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