Wow, newly located in the Amvets Hall in Port Royal, This is a great place to enjoy Great, Local…read moreTalent. What better way to support GREAT, Local Talent, the Arts, in a comfortable atmosphere. My Suggestion, reserve a seat for a show, Enjoy a nice dinner at one of the areas fine restaurants, and have a satisfying evening! My Favorite place to see a show! Will NOT disappoint. Enjoy, Chef Gary

Local theater production company with a passion for entertaining. I've now seen two of their plays…read moreand can't wait to see what they do next. All of the volunteers have been super friendly and helpful. Looks like they are going to get their own place local for even greater amenities for when I go watch the shows. Love em!

Classical Charleston did a beautiful job providing a ceremony bagpiper and cocktail hour musicians…read more Planning an out of token wedding but Andrew, who coordinated everything for us, was so easy to work with. I was very hands off and let the professionals do what they do best and I cannot have been happier. I'm so appreciative to Andrew and the musicians who made our day extra special! I highly recommend Classical Charleston for weddings and other events!

I recently got married in Charleston, SC (from KY) and Classical Charleston was recommended by many…read morepeople in the area. WOW , I am so glad I listened. These guys were great :) We had a smaller event so we chose the duo and it was absolutely beautiful! Definitely the highlight of my wedding night :) The guests were also super impressed. Working with Andrew was a pleasure, very nice group. Thanks so much :)

Located in Beaufort, SC, the Reconstruction Era National Historical Park is quite possibly one of…read morethe smallest historical parks under the jurisdiction of the National Parks Service. It's said to be spread out over 3 distinct sites in Beaufort County, but the main visitor center is housed in a single small brick building (formerly a firehouse) with several exhibits and is free of charge to visit. It's supposed to be open daily, but may be closed at random during a government shutdown, as was the case when I stopped by for a quick visit. Since it was closed, I only got to admire the brick exterior and a few placards placed out front. As I was already visiting Beaufort on a day trip, I wasn't overly disappointed, but may have been if I had made a trip from out of town to visit only to find it closed. If you are interested in history of the reconstruction era and find yourself in this part of South Carolina north of Savannah and Hilton Head, this small historic park might be worth a quick stop.

What an interesting national park and museum! Very detailed exhibits on the reconstruction era and…read morea very cool gift shop. This is one of 3 reconstruction park locations - the other 2 are in close proximity to Beaufort. We also took a 1 hour tour with Park Ranger Emma who is extremely knowledgeable on the Reconstruction era and how Beaufort was somewhat of an "Experiment " on reconstruction.

Found this shop through the Beaufort SC Visitor's Guide. Looks like a beautiful shop to purchase…read morelovely hand blown glass but it's 80% plastic. All of the items on the walls and ceiling are all plastic. Few pieces were glass. Not sure why it's call Beaufort River Glass. Their website is down, so maybe that should tell you something. Love all the hand blown glass we find when we vacation in Asheville, NC, so this was a big disappointment.

Pat Conroy's work is amazing. He is among the giants of American literature, and unfortunately left…read moreus far too soon. The Writing Center is well worth visiting to learn more about him and see memorabilia from his life. It's staffed by talented people including current writers. They are all passionate and knowledgeable about Conroy's works, offering insight and anecdotes about his life and work. The Center also provides programs for young people, writers, and schools. It's worth a trip to Beaufort to see this.

Fred was a wonderful tour guide. He knew so much about Pat and his entire family. This is the place…read moreyou need to go if you enjoy Pat Conroy's work.