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See Santa in Charleston, SC

Where to See Santa in Charleston, SC

Looking for Santa in Charleston, SC this holiday season? Whether you’re hoping for classic mall photos, festive carriage rides, or sweet holiday tea with the big guy himself, we’ve got the scoop on where to see Santa in Charleston, SC this year.

The Christmas Season: How Early is Too Early?

The Christmas Season: How early is too early?

I love the Christmas season. All the décor and holiday festivities make me positively giddy. I am not, however, in favor of all this early decorating. I genuinely adore Autumn and bringing in the Christmas spirit early tends to put me in a Winter state-of-mind. Now, if you like the feeling that Winter extends from November until mid-March, by all means.

Charles Towne Landing State Park

Explore Charles Towne Landing: A Family Adventure in Charleston, SC

Have you visited Charles Towne Landing? If you’re heading to Charleston and looking for a way to spend the day without breaking the bank, you don’t want to miss it. Charles Towne Landing is a South Carolina State Park that has something for everyone including a history trail, 17th century sailing ship, an animal nature park, and beautiful grounds. We think you should put this attraction on your Charleston bucket list!

Spooky tour: Daniel island

30+ Haunted Yards & Houses! Don’t Miss the Spooky Halloween Tour

Hello, Halloween adventurers! Get ready for a magical (and slightly spooky) time on Daniel Island. Whether you’re 5 or 105, here’s everything you need to know about the island’s big Halloween event this year — the fabulous haunted-house tour of yards and streets known as the Spooky Halloween House Tour. What is the DI Spooky […]

Food Banks in Charleston, SC

Need Help with Food in Charleston, SC? Here’s Where to Find Support

Is your family or someone you know in need of food support in the Charleston, SC area?

Whether you’re dealing with a tough time financially, navigating a job loss, or just trying to keep up with rising grocery bills, there are local organizations ready to help — no questions asked.

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