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Corrigan Gallery

A collector’s paradise, Corrigan Gallery is the Mecca of art in South Carolina. From luxury pieces to beginners art, this art gallery in Charleston houses pieces of different materials in sizes. Specialising in contemporary and Charleston Renaissance art, the gallery organises monthly exhibitions where it showcases oil paintings, water paintings, acrylics, etchings, woodcuts, linocuts, sculptures, glasswork, paper collectables to name a few. Even though the gallery is not too big in terms of size, this place is a must-visit owing to the value it adds to the artistic landscape of the city. Not only open six days a week, but the art gallery also has an option of online virtual tours that is available 24*7! Read More

Founded in 1900, Country Club of Charleston is a prestigious location where only guests and members are allowed to play. Located just 10-15 minutes from downtown Charleston along the James Island marshes, the historic course is designed by architect Seth Raynor. Every year, the course hosts The Azalea tournament and has occasionally hosted Amateur Championships as well.

Architected by Bob Spence in 1989, Crowfield Golf Club is an excellent golf course for amateurs and veterans alike. With a year-round golf season, the course features a stunning slope rating of 139 on challenging dunes of Bermuda grass.

Overlooking the Wagner Creek of Mount Pleasant, Dunes West Golf and River Club is a premium golf course of South Carolina Low Country. Designed by Arthur Hills in 1991, the 72-par, 18-holer Championship course sits amid a stunning setting of oaks, palms, and Bermuda grass-covered slopes.

Edisto beach is a rare find in Charleston, ideal for a beach day with your family or a long camping trip as well. It is a long drive away from Charleston's main parts, but the peace and calm surroundings make it a must-visit family getaway spot. One can enjoy small-town serenity away from the hustle and bustle of the city, at Edisto Beach. Besides being a great spot for sunbathing, it offers a great shelling experience for die-hard collectors. Just head over to Jeremy’s Inlet during low tide and sift through the seashells, fossils as well as shark’s teeth lying ashore. Read More

Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church

Also known as Mother Emanuel Church, this church in Charleston is the oldest African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church in the Southern United States. The church throws light on the struggle of the Blacks back in the day. It was established as a result of the revolt where blacks fought for their right to worship which was denied in churches controlled by the Whites. It is the first independent black denomination church in the United States. With a capacity of 2500 people, it is one of the largest black churches in Charleston. The Mother Emanuel Church is built on the lines of Gothic architecture and has a sense of serenity in its personality. Owing to COVID-19 pandemic, the church is not open to the public. Yet, it conducts live streaming through social media accounts and apps. Read More

Formerly a part of Circular Congregational Church, First Scots Presbyterian Church is the fifth oldest congregation of the city. This Church in Charleston now walks on the path of the Church of Scotland. With stuccoed bricks covering the walls, twin towers, covered portico and stained glass spanning the entrance is a sight to behold.

Located on the west end of Folly Island, Folly beach County park offers access to over 2500 feet of ocean frontage. with amenities like picnic tables, boardwalks, outdoor showers, dressing rooms, snack bars and a lot more. Lifeguards are always on duty here so you have nothing to worry about. Chairs, umbrellas, surfboards and boogie boards are all available for rent on the beach.

Rated as one of the best beaches in South Carolina, Folly Beach is a barrier island beach frequented by locals as it is located at a short drive from Downtown Charleston. Despite being so popular, Folly Beach, also known as the Edge of America, has retained its small-town charm. It is a great spot for water sports like surfing, boating and kayaking. Besides its waves, which is a favourite among surfers, Folly beach is a great place to spend time with its restaurant scenes, beach bars, skate park and live music. Read More

Fort Johnson was constructed upon James Island in the early 18th century. It was named after the Proprietary Governor of the Carolinas, Sir Nathaniel Johnson. The entire fortification consisted of three and more forts and structures, most of which were destroyed due to various factors. The fort did not see much activity in the 18th century but later witnessed the American Civil War and its very beginning. That was perhaps the time when new structures were built, and the fort was used the most. Unfortunately, a brick magazine made in the early 19th century is the only stable structure that remains of all the structures. Tours of the site are available, explaining the historical background of the fort. Read More