Produced by Beth Wendt.
Photography from Kaley Thomas, Ashley Knowles, Christina
Bailey, Kim Held, and Grace Beahm. Music by Howard Dlugasch
The Festival is really about bringing people together to celebrate
the International Day of Peace and Ceasefire as a community.
Creating awareness of the day and celebrating that global holiday
is actually how Charleston Peace One Day started. But it is
not just about the day. CP1D uses the day as a platform to
highlight peace-building initiatives that are going on throughout
the year in South Carolina. We hope to inspire our community to get
involved with other people and organizations working to decrease
violence in our cities.
As the festival continued to grow, we promoted local art, music,
education, business, non-profits, sports, and more throughout the
festival. In 2010, programming included a live music stage, "What A
Day of Peace Means" Fine Art Exhibit, Kid's Global Village
Peace-building education, Speak Peace interactive dialogue
forum, Make a Commitment Photography Show and Activities, Business,
Non-profit, and local food vendors, a College Campus Section, and
More!
The 3rd Annual Charleston Peace One Day Festival was held,
September 19th, 2010 at North Charleston's Riverfront Park.
Over 1500 folks attended the festival..it was a beautiful day to
celebrate peace in South Carolina.