A family fun event featuring live Gullah entertainers and presenters. Take a Gullah island tour. Enjoy local island foods, music, arts and crafts and lots of fun! Oysters roasted at 4 pm. Proceeds go to benefit the preservation and restoration of Daufuskie's Gullah culture. Vendors welcome - $25. General admission $5 (13 years and over). Ferry reservations required. For Hilton Head Island boat reservations call (843) 342-8687. For Savannah boat reservations call (843) 341-4870.

Located near shopping in the historic district of Summerville. Also located near the downtown area.

The Official Charleston Visitor Guide is available here as well as discount tour tickets, tour reservation services, lodging /accommodation reservations at special rates.

A relaxing and entertaining weekend full of murder, mystery, and mayhem! While you enjoy The Sanctuary’s variety of amenities and exquisite fine dining, several “murders” are going to take place. Follow the twists and unravel the clues to narrow down suspects and find the murderer. Spend a weekend where you will see a “murder” committed right before your eyes!

The Springfield Baptist Church is one of the first, if not the oldest, remaining freely organized Black Baptist churches in the area. The Springfield Baptist Church was established as St. Andrew's Baptist Church in 1863. In 1871, Peter C. Gaillard, a local plantation owner, gave the two acres of land the church stands on to the congregation. The establishment of this church was the result of local efforts by the black community. It corresponds to the time during Reconstruction when many northern missionary efforts encouraged African Americans to withdraw from white congregations. The Springfield Baptist Church is unique in the fact that it was established locally. The establishment of Springfield Baptist Church became important to the African American communities in the area, and it provided a crucial transition from slavery to freedom.