Beaufort Celebrates National Library Week
Celebrate NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK 2023 with the theme "There's More to the Story." Beaufort's local libraries' programming brings the community ... Keep Reading
Beaufort Highlights
Madison’s Miracles: Creating Good Out Of Tragedy
Madison’s Mom, Jenifer (Jen) Klepesky turned her tragedy into triumph by running in her first 5K in Beaufort, SC in October of 2022. She ran in ... Keep Reading
The Parris Island Museum
Explore the long, rich legacy of the Marine Corps at the Parris Island Museum. The Depot is home to the Marine Corps' first Command Museum, the ... Keep Reading
The Southern Porch
In the South, the front porch is a symbol of welcoming and community. For Southerners, the front porch is as timeless and revered as sweet ... Keep Reading
Take a Romantic Trip to Beaufort
If you're looking for a romantic getaway that offers plenty of activities and sites to explore, Beaufort might be the perfect destination. With its ... Keep Reading
Reconstruction Era National Historical Park
The Reconstruction Era National Historical Park is a National Historical Park in Beaufort County. Established by President Barack Obama in January ... Keep Reading
Don’t Miss the 9th Annual Bourbon, Bubbles & Brew
The 9th annual Bourbon, Bubbles & Brew at Breakwater Restaurant will take place on Sunday, November 13, to benefit the Beaufort Film ... Keep Reading
Penn Center Celebrates 160 Years!
This year, Penn Center celebrates its 160th anniversary. This historic landmark has played a vital role in the history and culture of African ... Keep Reading
Beaufort’s Fall Festival of Houses and Gardens
History and architecture buffs rejoice! The annual Historic Homes & Gardens Festival is coming up on October 22-23rd, with a lineup of ... Keep Reading
Beaufort’s Big Bridges
The Broad River Bridge (also known as the Edward Burton Rogers Bridge), spanning the Broad River. Its length is a whopping 1.7-miles long. Originally ... Keep Reading
The History Of Sea Island Cotton
In the 18th century, cotton truly was king in Beaufort. Sea Island Cotton — a strain of cotton unique to the Lowcountry — served as a lucrative ... Keep Reading
The History of the Beaufort Water Festival
The first Beaufort Water Festival was held in July 1956. John Bigbee served as the first President. Gladys Thompson in charge of the visiting queens ... Keep Reading
Fun Facts about South Carolina
Stop right there! You're about to learn some fun facts about South Carolina. Below is a list of tidbits to get you more acquainted with the second ... Keep Reading
Fort Fremont Fort and Battery
Fort Fremont was a military installation on Saint Helena Island, Beaufort County. The fort and battery is historically significant as an example ... Keep Reading
Easter Events in Beaufort, 2022
If you’re looking for something to do in the community to celebrate Easter with the kids, you’re in luck. Beaufort has Easter celebrations, egg ... Keep Reading
National Geographic Expedition Comes to the Sea Islands
National Geographic Cruise and Expedition Comes to the Sea Islands of the South Carolina Lowcountry. Along the coastline of the SC Lowcountry are a ... Keep Reading
Robert Smalls Pt. 1: An Overview, Early Life and Family
Robert Smalls (April 5, 1839 – February 23, 1915) was an American politician, publisher, businessman, and maritime pilot. Born into slavery in ... Keep Reading
6 Things to Do with Kids in Beaufort, S.C.
Looking for fun things to do with the little ones? Below are six destinations for a fun day for them and the whole family. 1. Port Royal Sound ... Keep Reading
Taking a Compliment! A Sampling of Beaufort Accolades.
Recognition of Beaufort’s many charms just keeps pouring in! Here are some of the accolades we’ve heard just in the last two years from some of ... Keep Reading
Enjoy the Beaufort Holiday Weekend
Historic downtown Beaufort brings the holidays to life every year with days of celebration. This year includes seasonal entertainment, shopping, ... Keep Reading
Shellfish Season Opens October 1
The 2021-2022 season for recreational harvest of shellfish (clams and oysters) in coastal waters of South Carolina opens one-half hour before official ... Keep Reading
The History of the Penn Center
The Penn Center, formerly the Penn School, is an African-American cultural and educational center on Saint Helena Island. Founded in 1862 by ... Keep Reading
Enjoy the 2021 Beaufort Water Festival
Beaufort Water Festival SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Friday, July 16: Festival Arts & Crafts Market Location: Promenade at Waterfront Park Event ... Keep Reading
Florida Georgia Line to Air Live at the Highway 21 Drive In
Come on down to the Florida Georgia Line at the Hwy. 21 Drive In! Encore Drive-In Nights featuring Florida Georgia Line with Special Guests Nelly and ... Keep Reading
Rabbit Disease Concerns Wildlife Officials
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) report a rabbit disease that fatally affects wild and domestic rabbits. Rabbit Hemorrhagic ... Keep Reading
Santa Elena Center at the Coastal Discovery Museum
Santa Elena Center and the Coastal Discovery Museum elevate Beaufort County’s unique heritage and history. Celebrating nearly six years in ... Keep Reading
Gullah Kinfolk Traveling Theater Presents “Decoration Day, an Old Fashion Memorial Day Celebration”
GULLAH KINFOLK TRAVELING THEATER KICKS OFF SUMMER WITH DECORATION DAY PERFORMANCE Gullah Kinfolk Traveling Theater will be presenting “Decoration ... Keep Reading
Face Masks No Longer Required in Unincorporated Beaufort County
Face Covering Masks No Longer Required in Unincorporated Beaufort County At a recent Beaufort County Council meeting, a vote on agenda item AN ... Keep Reading
The Yamasee War and It’s Impact on the Lowcountry
The Yamasee war began due to Yamasee's being indebted to the English. This was a war between the English colonists and the Yamasees. The English ... Keep Reading
South Carolina ETV ‘Gullah Roots’ Traces Gullah Ties from Africa to South Carolina
South Carolina ETV (SCETV) premiered a new hour-long documentary film last October, entitled Gullah Roots. The show followed leaders of the South ... Keep Reading
Neither Spanish Nor Moss
More on the “Southern Gothic” Plant We Can All Name But Know Little About. Bear with me for just a moment, and try to envision the Deep South ... Keep Reading
Roseate Spoonbills: The Pink Bird Repopulates
Roseate spoonbills are becoming a more common sight throughout our Lowcountry marshes. They can commonly be spotted around low tides in our ... Keep Reading
Lowcountry Marine Environment Year in Review
Sea turtles, dolphin and fish…Oh my! SEA TURTLES Since January of 2017, there have been 30 sea turtle strandings in the Hilton Head Island/Bluffton ... Keep Reading
