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Category Archives: Charleston
The Charleston Tea Plantation
If you are considering planning a vacation to Charleston in the near future, you should remember to check out the Charleston Tea Plantation. Before you visit this historical Charleston site, here’s what you should know: The Charleston Tea Plantation is located on historic Wadmalaw Island in the heart of the Lowcountry of South Carolina. The history of the Island dates back to mid-June of 1666 when it is believed that Captain Robert Sanford and the crew of the Berkeley Bay landed on the shores of what is now known as Rockville, South Carolina. On June 23, 1666, he and his crew claimed the land for England and the Lords Proprietors. … Continue reading
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Charleston Restaurant Week, Bon Appétit!
Charleston restaurant week started yesterday. The Charleston Restaurant Week is an event sponsored by the South Carolina Hospitality Association in conjunction with the Charleston Restaurant Association (CRA). It is a great opportunity to try the many great restaurants in the area, and it is truly one of the best culinary events in the city. You can expect to see prix fixe menus with three courses or items priced between $20 and $40 at a large number of participating restaurant Be sure to check out a complete list of all the restaurants, but in the meantime, here are just a few of the specials taking place this week, courtesy of the … Continue reading
Best of Charleston 2012
What is it that makes Charleston such a wonderful place to live and work? What is it that makes this place one of the premier tourist destinations in the U.S.? Is it the authentic southern culture, the rich history, or the high-density of amazing eateries all set against a coastal backdrop draped in Spanish moss? For those of us that live in the area, we know this idyllic place can seem almost too good to be true. As we walk around the colonial architecture and breathe in the salty air, we feel almost transcendent, as if we’ve moved beyond into some alternate dimension wedged somewhere between the modern and the … Continue reading
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Happy New Year from Charleston, SC
It is hard to believe that we are coming to the end of 2011. This past year has been wonderful for us at the inn. It is truly amazing to think about all that has happened in Charleston and around the world. When you think back over the course of the year, it forces you to think about how you will live in the upcoming year and what you will do the same or differently. We are looking forward to 2012, and excited about bringing in the new year here in the city. If you are in Charleston on New Year’s Eve, here are just a few events taking place … Continue reading
Visit Charleston, SC in the New Year
Charleston is a city that is truly great year round, as there is never a shortage of things to do and see. However, January and February are two especially great months to visit this historic city, as the air is crisp and the atmosphere is truly splendid. Here is a brief list of things to do during January and February, courtesy of Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau: 3rd Annual Charleston Restaurant Week January 11-22, 2012 Now in its third year, Charleston Restaurant Week offers diners the opportunity to enjoy the Charleston area’s epicurean delights without breaking the bank. This nine-day gastronomic celebration features three-course meals for $40 at fine-dining … Continue reading
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The Dock Street Theater…A Little Charleston History
When you visit Charleston in the near future, you should definitely keep in mind the Dock Street Theatre as a must see. They always put on a great show, and it is one of the most interesting features of downtown Charleston. Here is a little history on the theatre from the Charleston Stage: On February 12, 1736 the Dock Street Theatre opened with a performance of The Recruiting Officer. Built on the corner of Church Street and Dock Street (now known as Queen Street), the Historic Dock Street Theatre was the first building in America built exclusively to be used for theatrical performances. Flora, the first opera performance in America, … Continue reading
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
This is a great time to visit Charleston, South Carolina, and we enjoy decorating the inn every year to celebrate this wonderful season. Here is just a glimpse of what we’ve done this year: If you are interested in making a reservation for this time year, contact us today! Share
