Kiawah Island

Coast

One year before the Ryder Cup Matches were played at The Ocean Course, Kiawah hosted the club professionals' version of the international match-play competition when the 1990 PGA Cup Matches were played at Turtle Point. The PGA of America is just one of... Read More

Charleston

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Bringing Louisiana to the Lowcountry, Cajun Fest is a full-day of Zydeco music, Cajun and Creole foods, children’s activities and all around ragin’ Cajun entertainment! Full-bellied fun is what this festival is all about as local and regional chefs cook... Read More

Kiawah Island

Coast

With 10 miles of undisturbed Atlantic beach and five world-renowned golf courses, including The Ocean Course, host to the 2012 PGA Championship, it's no wonder so many visitors come to Kiawah (pronounced KEE-a-wah) Island and decide to make it their... Read More

North Charleston

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Adjacent to the North Charleston Convention Center and around the corner from the Tanger Outlet Center, our convenient location is close to shopping, dining, and special events. Historic Downtown Charleston is just a 10 minute driveaway. You can enjoy... Read More

Charleston

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The Springfield Baptist Church is one of the first, if not the oldest, remaining freely organized Black Baptist churches in the area. The Springfield Baptist Church was established as St. Andrew's Baptist Church in 1863. In 1871, Peter C. Gaillard, a... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Taking its name from an old term for a set menu, The Ordinary is James Beard: Best Chef Southeast winner Mike Lata and his operating partner, Adam Nemirow's version of a classic oyster bar and seafood hall, located in an old bank in Charleston's Upper... Read More