Charleston

Coast

Founded by Caledonian immigrants in 1731. The first congregation was made up of 12 Scottish families who left the Independent Church of Charles Towne in 1731. The present church, built in 1813, features the Scottish Seal etched in stained-glass over the... Read More

McClellanville

Coast

Exhibits demonstrate a time line of history beginning with villages of the Seewee Indians and the settlement at Jamestown, S.C. by French Huguenots, through the rice planting on the great Santee plantations and the establishment of the town of... Read More

Awendaw

Coast

The Center for Birds of Prey at the Avian Conservation Center offers a unique environmental experience for Charleston area visitors. Situated on a 152-acre wooded campus adjacent to the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge and Francis Marion National Forest, the... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Chefs Sean Brock and Travis Grimes bring a celebration of Southern ingredients to Charleston's newest restaurant. Husk is the newest offering from James Beard Award-winning Chef Brock. The kitchen reinterprets the bounty of the surrounding area,... Read More

Mount Pleasant

Coast

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market is a gathering place for locals and visitors to leisurely explore the market's treasure trove. The opening bell rings at 3:30 pm signaling the time to buy the freshest local vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, baked... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Eli's Table features a new menu offering bold, worldly flavors while using fresh and local ingredients. Named after the owner of Charleston Hospitality Group's son Eli, the restaurant is sentimental for many reasons. Eli's Table is southern cuisine in... Read More