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Outdoor Live Art Party & Fundraiser SDCO Partners ©2026 recess@sdcopartners.com

Join 17 Charleston-based artists as they create works made on the spot that explore the artistic expression of their “inner child.” Hosted by SDCO Partners and Benefiting Kids on Point.

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Details

Join our Outdoor Live Art Party & Fundraiser. An evening for making and doing, dreaming and playing, exchanging and connecting

Date

April 29, 2026
6-9pm

Drinks available courtesy of Babas on Wentworth
Where

In the driveway of 121 Wentworth Street

SDCO Partners Office
Art sale price

All work is $40, always

No matter who made it
Artist Lineup

Artist Lineup

  • Blake Suarez
  • Jeremy Croft
  • Taylor Faulkner
  • Vassiliki Falkehag
  • Schuyler Clogston
  • Marcus Amaker
  • June Upton
  • Ellis Fox
  • Nick Rypkema
  • Gina Berchin
  • Janette Wall
  • Sarah Schools
  • Lauren House
  • Sam Sidney
  • Greyson Hull
  • Mat Duncan
  • Tim Hussey
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Benefiting

Kids On Point

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Kids on Point is a Charleston, SC-based nonprofit offering dynamic, evidence-based year-round programming that demonstrably improves its participants’ school attendance, academic performance and likelihood of higher education enrollment.

Founded in 2009 with a dedicated team, a dynamic board of directors, and strong institutional and private support, Kids On Point combines physical and academic enrichment to help students succeed in the classroom and beyond.

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[ Footnote ] SDCO Partners is working to share our resources, skills, tools, and processes as an ongoing practice. That includes everything from our Book Club reading list and sustainable vendors to partnerships with community organizations. Every year, we review our growing list of organizations and decide where our support feels most meaningful. Through our work, we have the incredible opportunity to use design, strategy, and storytelling to help people see a place, product, or idea differently; to solve problems in new, compelling ways; to engage senses, evoke emotions — and enhance life and experience. While it's gratifying to do this work for brands across the country and around the world, we're especially grateful for opportunities to create impact in our home communities, that is, to be in community with our community.