Charleston

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St. John's Lutheran Church, established in 1742, is the "mother church" of Lutheranism in South Carolina. Located in Charleston's Historic District, the present church edifice's Greek-Revival style was dedicated in 1818, the second on the site. Both... Read More

Charleston

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Andrew Pinckney Inn is housed in 19th Century buildings and was meticulously renovated in 2008. Andrew Pinckney Inn couples old world charm with all the modern day amenities in a West Indies Decor. Read More

Charleston

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Come celebrate Mexican heritage and culture during Charleston’s fifth annual Cinco de Mayo Festival and watch local celebrities compete in the "Dancing with the Local Stars" competition. The festival takes place at the Visitors Center Bus Terminal... Read More

Johns Island

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Long ago, agricultural families in the Colonial Southeast and across America gathered every fall to give thanks and celebrate a bountiful Harvest season with a day of feasting, games, music and fun. To keep this spirited tradition alive, the Charleston... Read More

Isle of Palms

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Seabiscuit Café is the perfect spot for breakfast and lunch on Isle of Palms, SC for locals and visitors alike. Locally owned and operated, Seabiscuit Café serves up homemade meals that are the perfect complement to a day on the beach. Read More

North Charleston

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Relatively new to South Carolina's craft beer community, Holy City Brewing has quickly become a local favorite. At their facility in North Charleston, you can take a free tour of the grounds, fill your growler, or experience a tasting with four 4-oz... Read More