Charleston

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In 1751 St. Michael’s Parish was created and the cornerstone laid for the new church the next year. Opening in 1761, the church is the oldest in Charleston and has remained essentially unchanged over the years. The 18th-century English clock and ring of... Read More

Charleston

Coast

The Pride, an 84-foot three-masted gaff topsail schooner and Class "C" tall ship offers scenic two-hour cruises of Charleston's historic harbor. Modeled to resemble the old coastal trading schooners, the Pride has the character and charm of the great... Read More

McClellanville

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Located in the shrimping village of McClellanville, this Mom and Pop restaurant features fresh seafood and lowcountry dishes. Stop by for some fresh local baby clams, fried green tomatoes, or a slice of their famous key lime pie. Read More

Charleston

Coast

The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston School of the Arts provides a multidisciplinary laboratory for the production, presentation, interpretation, and dissemination of ideas by innovative visual artists from around the... Read More

Kiawah Island

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With grand sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, The Atlantic Room at The Ocean Course is Kiawah's signature seafood restaurant. Diners will find a menu comprised of fresh seasonal ingredients, delicious uncomplicated preparations and what Chef Jonathan... Read More

Charleston

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At The Grocery, executive chef and owner Kevin Johnson presents an evolving menu that changes with the seasons, rooted in Southern and Mediterranean flavors and ingredients. The Grocery boasts house-made charcuterie and an in-house canning program to... Read More