Charleston

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America's First Museum showcases an outstanding collection that tells the story of Charleston and the Lowcountry. Whether you have an interest in early southern culture, decorative arts, historic weaponry or military history, The Charleston Museum has... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Theatrical performances complement a candlelight tour of the Edmondston-Alston House. Adorned in period costumes, performers reflect on past Christmas events that not only touched the lives of the Edmondston and Alston families, but also the city of... Read More

Folly Beach - Folly Island

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Known for its no-frills service, creek side sunset views, graffiti-covered walls (where customers signed their names) and the oyster room (where steaming mollusks were shoveled directly from the fire pit onto rough wooden tables). The restaurant won a... Read More

Kiawah Island

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Marvelous open-air free blues festival about 45 minutes south of Charleston at Freshfields Village (crossroads between Kiawah & Seabrook Islands). Bring your lawn chair or blanket and enjoy the sounds of music by sea. Former artists include: Shrimp City... Read More

Charleston

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A four diamond restaurant, and South Carolina’s only Relais & Châteaux, Peninsula Grill offers everything you desire in a dining experience, and just a little something more. In the heart of the bustling Historic District of Charleston, the state’s... 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