Charleston

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The annual Spring Candlelight Concerts at Drayton Hall have always delivered a unique audience experience through the remarkable talents of national and international competition winners from the College of Charleston's School of the Arts under the... Read More

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Built in 1962, this automated lighthouse is adjacent to Fort Moultrie. An active light house, the 140-ft. tall structure's light, at just over a million candlepower, has a range of 26 miles. The lighthouse is not open for tours but can be viewed from... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Inspired by the rich historical, architectural and cultural heritage of Charleston, the annual Charleston Antiques Show is a premier destination for collectors and enthusiasts who enjoy seeing and learning about incorporating antiques into modern-day... Read More

Mount Pleasant

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The festival will include an assortment of Gullah Geechee skits, storytelling, folklore music, dance, children performers, along with demonstrations and lectures on the history of sweetgrass basket making in the Lowcountry. A variety of children and... Read More

North Charleston

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Sesame burger and beer offers delicious hormone-free, ground-in-house hamburger,s sandwiches, or salads. Starting from the ground up, we make all of our food from scratch. Try some of our famous housemade condiments or bread and butter pickles on your... Read More

Johns Island

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The Walnut Schoolhouse was originally built in 1868 for the freed slaves after the Civil War. Along with 10 other one-room schoolhouses, it was the beginning of public education for Johns Island. It was previously located on what is now Betsey Kerrison... Read More