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Grahame Long, Director of Museums, HCF New construction in a city as old as Charleston nearly always unearths long-lost remnants. A cannonball or pottery shard can serve as interesting reminders...
Join us for the King Street House and Garden Tour! Browse from one location to another on the self-guided tour and enjoy the walk along the way. House and Garden...
Stroll through the Old & Historic District on a two-hour walking tour led by Charleston’s most experienced certified guides. Intimate groups will begin at Shop Historic Charleston, 108 Meeting Street,...
Valerie Perry, ARH House Manager Throughout its 350-year history, courageous and innovative women have helped shape the history of Charleston. Hear their stories as told by Valerie Perry, Historic Charleston...
Join us for the East Bay Street House and Garden Tour, one of the most photographed and historic streets in Charleston. Browse from one location to another at your...
The Plantation Singers, one of the Southeast’s most acclaimed a cappella groups are back by popular demand. Clap your hands and feel the spirit during their energetic performances of Gullah...
Stroll through the Old & Historic District on a two-hour walking tour led by Charleston’s most experienced certified guides. Intimate groups will begin at Shop Historic Charleston, 108 Meeting Street,...
Passionate gardeners and horticulture devotees will savor four spectacular gardens in Charleston's famed historic district. Enthusiasts will gather in small, intimate groups to learn the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of...
Louisa Pringle Cameron, a native Charlestonian and author of three books on Charleston gardens, presents a brief history of gardening in Charleston. A book signing will follow. Since 1947 the...
Do you love a blooming garden and the unique style of Charleston's landscapes and gardens? Take a specially curated tour focusing on the gorgeous (and blooming) gardens in Charleston's most...
Bennett Rice Mill facade, 2024 As several major waterfront redevelopment projects move forward in planning, it’s important that the Charleston community critically examine what is best for our unique environment...