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Additional South Battery Street Tour Date: March 22, 2 - 5 pm. Join us for the South Battery Street House and Garden Tour, one of the most photographed and historic...
Wine your way through the stunning garden of Nathaniel Russell House Museum, ca.1808, located in the heart of historic downtown Charleston. Enjoy light bites, wine (white and rosé), and the...
Some of the city’s finest examples of Federal, Regency, Greek Revival, Italianate and Victorian architecture are found in this neighborhood adjacent to Montagu Street, now known as Harleston Village. History...
Join Historic Charleston Foundation for a sunset cruise aboard the Carolina Princess on March 26th at sunset, 6-7:45 pm. As you pass by Union Pier, you will learn more about the...
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,...
Pharmacist Dr. John A. McFall was among the first generation born in freedom and witnessed the crippling of economic strides made by citizens of African descent in Charleston. Lahnice Hollister,...
Aliza, Rosie the Wanderer Join Aliza from Rosie the Wanderer to learn how to tie basic macrame knots to make your very own macrame plant hanger. In this 2 hour...
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,...
Learn the basics of the beautiful and romantic art of calligraphy with Cacky Bastian of Love Letter Gray, Charleston's favorite wedding calligrapher. This lost art will take you back in...
The garden experts at Meeting Green Gardens share insider tips and local tricks while demonstrating how to create stunning seasonal garden masterpieces for your own home. Demonstrations will be held...
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...