Charleston

Coast

The restored Dock Street Theatre reopened in May 2010 with a Spoleto Festival performance of "Flora," the first opera ever performed in the American Colonies. The first theatre in the Colonies, Dock Street opened in 1736 and was lost in the fire of... Read More

Isle of Palms

Coast

In 1898, visitors to Isle of Palms came by way of water or a single railroad bridge. Originally opened as a recreational area for privileged parties at beach homes, this semi-tropical retreat, bordered by beautiful beaches and a network of marsh creeks,... Read More

North Charleston

Coast

On February 17, 1864, the H.L. Hunley became the first successful combat submarine in world history when eight men entered an experimental vessel with a mission to sink the USS Housatonic. The Hunley successfully rammed her spar torpedo into the hull of... Read More

Charleston

Coast

21 East Battery Bed and Breakfast is nestled within the urban compound of Charleston's Edmondston-Alston, just a few steps away from the high Battery. Built in 1825, The Carriage House originally served as a stable and livery and the Quarters housed... Read More

Edisto Island

Coast

Open every day, year-round, from 8am to 8pm, run by Pink Brown and her father George. The growing season here in coastal South Carolina never ends and the Edisto Island soil is famously fertile, so the bins in this wooden, dirt-floored building always... Read More

Meggett

Coast

April in Meggett features Lowcountry artists and crafters, non-profit organizations, food vendors, a silent auction, raffles, antique cars and tractors and live music. Read More