Tour ten homes and gardens in historic downtown Summerville while feasting on the delicious fare prepared by some of the Lowcountry's favorite chefs. Enjoy live music while browsing the open-air Fall Market featuring unique cookery and culinary items, and table displays from floral and interior designers for entertaining and decorating ideas. This Fifth Annual scrumptious Summerville Kitchen Tour is a benefit for Children in Crisis, Inc. Rain or Shine
An oak-lined drive leading to a charming clubhouse sets the tone for this relaxed golf outing in Charleston, South Carolina. The championship par 72 layout is playable for all, yet from the back tees will test the very best golfers. Truly a player\'
Summerville, SC Golf CoursesSee homes in the historic district of Summerville decked with Christmas decorations. The Flowertown Garden Club of Summerville is sponsoring the Summerville Candlelight Christmas Tour of Homes, 2008.
Summerville, SC ToursCharleston\'s luxury getaway and South Carolina\'s only Mobil Five-Star and AAA Five-Diamond resort features a magnificently restored 1906 revival home set amidst moss-draped live oaks & magnolias. Located within the inn are 18 elegant guest rooms with subdued, traditional d\'
Summerville, SC Businesses Visitors to Colonial Dorchester State Historic Site are walking into a rare look at a remarkably preserved past.
An archaeological treasure, the park rests on the site of Dorchester, a trading town that flourished on the Ashley River inland from Charleston from 1697
In any season, the Inn at Middleton Place experience is peaceful - one of quiet beauty and unfailing hospitality. Adjacent t...
Conveniently located just 8 miles from Charleston's downtown historic district and in close proximity to all area attractions...
Centrally located to the leisure and business traveler, and only 2 miles from the historic downtown Charleston, the Sleep Inn...
The world's largest oyster roast offers live entertainment, our famous oyster eating and oyster shucking contests. The childr...
Built in 1767 at the southern entrance to Charleston, the original tower was destroyed during the Civil War. The new tower, b...