More Festivals and Events in October
There are more festivals and tours to talk about. Inside Kiawah’s Finest will showcase eight unique marsh, river or beach front properties on the 11th.
The same weekend Seabrook Island is the scene of the Lowcountry Bounty Festival with lots of family activities. The 19th is a big day for picnics. The Chas. Museum hosts its Annual Family Picnic at the Dill Sanctuary on James Island; The Mount Pleasant Children’s Day will take place at the Park West Recreational Center. Also on the 19th, the Red Ribbon Fest will celebrate drug free families with lots of fun at the Old Santee Canal Park.
There’s something about a full moon, so enjoy it from the deck of the Schooner Pride on the 14th or if you’re an experienced climber, attack the Wall by moonlight at James Island County Park on the 15th. Ever wonder what goes on in the swamp after dark? Find out for yourself at the Beidler Forest Audubon Center Nightwalk on the 11th.
Spend a Sunday afternoon on a self-guided walking and driving tour through unique West Ashley and James Island gardens at the Charleston Horticultural Society’s Gardens for Gardeners celebration on the 5th.The Charleston Garden Festival at Middleton Place, held on the 17th-19th, is themed “Metamorphosis.” Speakers, competitions and panel discussions will be held. There’s a new competition series this year and a call for entries has been given. The four divisions will showcase the genius of photographers, gardeners, designers and horticulturists of all skill levels.
If flower shows are your passion, don’t miss the Exchange Club Fair the end of the month. In addition to the rides and fair food, local garden clubs host amazing floral competitions. On the 18th, Magnolia Horticultural Series, “Autumn on the Ashley” will continue at Drayton Hall.
Need a little Latin beat in your day? Visit the Hispanic Fiesta at Wannamaker County Park on the 5th. If you catch the groove, you can salsa the night away under the stars at the Folly Beach Fishing Pier on the 10th.
Filed under: Around Town, Lowcountry Lifestyle on September 26th, 2008
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