NOUN: A low-lying area of land, especially the coastal plains of the Carolinas and Georgia. Locals spell this "low country" or "lowcountry".

February 6-15, 2010
The Blues Bash® is Charleston's annual celebration of authentic blues music. With ten days of performances, the Bash boasts some of the most innovative blues festival programming in North America. It's all there -- from traditional to post-modern, from underappreciated downhome veterans to provocative up-and-coming talent, you will find The Blues Bash to be delight for blues purists and new fans alike.

February 18, 2010
Bethany UMC, James Island. Enjoy some time together with your favorite lady-friends. Bring a group of ladies and play cards or any game of your choice. Games will be followed by a luncheon and a wonderful fashion show courtesy of Affordables. Door prizes and a raffle included. Call early for tickets - this is a popular event that you won't want to miss!

February 12, 13, 14, 2010
For lovers of wildlife art, conservationists and outdoorsmen, Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is a three-day celebration of nature. The Exposition plays host to many of the most distinguished wildlife artists in the world, providing access to some of the world's most significant art collections and exhibits. SEWE annually provides visitors exposure to information on wildlife behavior and habitat.

March 4-7, 2010
This world-class culinary festival showcases the talents of local and nationally-recognized Southern chefs in a city widely acclaimed for its Lowcountry cuisine.
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H.L. Hunley was a Confederate submersible that demonstrated the advantage and danger of undersea warfare. Although not this nation's first submarine, Hunley was the first submarine to engage and sink a warship. The Hunley is normally open for public tours every Saturday from 10 - 5 and Sunday from 12 - 5. For more information on tours call (877) 448-6539.

83-107 East Bay Street, Downtown Charleston
When on vacation in Charleston, Rainbow Row is a MUST TO SEE. Originally these mid-1700 homes had been the center of commerce; merchants had stores on the first floor and lived on the floors above. Today this beautiful array of homes is known as "Rainbow Row".

Market Street, Downtown Charleston
When on vacation in Charleston, the City Market is a must see. There are a total of four buildings spanning from Meeting Street to East Bay Street. An assortment of wares is sold by hundreds of vendors. Sweet grass basket weavers can be seen in every building, along with, local artists, jewelry, tapestry, souvenirs, church dolls,afghans, rugs, rice, beans and sauces, local candies and cookies and much more.

#6 Chalmers, between Church and State Streets.
Recently this building has been opened to the public as a museum. The Old Slave Mart is the only known building used as a slave auction gallery in South Carolina.

Stay at the Beach!! Located 30 minutes from historic downtown Charleston, on Kiawah's West Beach, these 1 and 2-bedroom beach side and ocean front villas are just steps away from the Atlantic Ocean, and within a short walking distance to golf, tennis, shopping and restaurants. Privately owned, managed and maintained, each Getaway Villa is beautifully decorated and completely furnished. (843) 343-7215

These touring itineraries detail the best things to see and do while you're in Charleston. Itineraries include complete information on recommended tours, accommodations, MUST TRY restaurants and shops. Information includes website links, touring tips, how to get to/from downtown, where to park and much much more essential touring information!