Come to SC in July and Celebrate America, Watermelon, Shrimp and All Things Southern
You will find festivals celebrating America, the very best in SC produce from watermelon to shrimp and all things Southern. Come Celebrate SC in July.
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MUST EATS IN COLUMBIA
South Carolina’s capital city is home to a variety of renowned restaurants, all of which bring something unique and exciting to the table. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite downtown or dinner reservations with a view of the South Carolina State House, Columbia has you and your appetite covered.
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Celebrate SC in December with Lights, Boat Parades and Holiday Markets
South Carolina knows how to light up a cold December night, and celebrate the holidays and the New Year in Famously Hot style.
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Celebrate SC in November: Horse-Racing, Heritage and History
Visit South Carolina in November as we celebrate our history with a Revolutionary War reenactment, our Gullah heritage and our horse racing.
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October Brings a Bumper Crop of Festivals to South Carolina
With a chill in the air and the crops in for winter, South Carolina celebrates its varied heritage from the mountains to the sea in October.
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Take a Drive Down US 17 and Discover the Best of SC Beaches
From the beaches to pristine marshes and protected wetlands, US 17 takes visitors past some of South Carolina's most beautiful places.
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Discover Native American History at South Carolina State Parks
Come discover South Carolina’s ancient history told through the stories of more than two dozen Indian tribes that once inhabited the area.
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Discover Main Street Walhalla: Garden of the Gods
Founded by German immigrants, the small Southern town of Walhalla has a wide Main Street filled with antique shops, restaurants and museums.
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Tour Seneca’s Main Drag: Ram Cat Alley
Seneca started as a railroad junction and now welcomes visitors as the neighbor to two recreational lakes in the South Carolina Upstate and Clemson University.
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