Food Tours
Culinary tours in Greenville, Columbia and Charleston satisfy appetites for good food and local history. more
Empowering our communities
South Carolina’s electric cooperatives do more than keep the lights on. True to the cooperative principle of concern for community, they also support charities, host community events and pay tribute to veterans. more
Festivals and events
Celebrate the arrival of spring with music, dancing, food and the roar of the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds. more
Lineworkers’ Rodeo
Crews from South Carolina’s electric cooperatives and Santee Cooper compete in the 21st annual Lineworkers’ Rodeo. more
Drivers, start your lemons!
Fasten your seatbelt and bring a sense of humor to South Carolina’s loopiest endurance races. more
Stop the spread!
Cogongrass has invaded South Carolina. Help us eradicate this federal noxious weed before it takes over our roadways and forests. more
Garlic chives: The double-duty herb
Pretty plants that are also pretty tasty, garlic chives can brighten up your landscape as easily as they liven up your lunch. more
It’s all Greek to me
Ancient Greece gave us the first cookbooks, olive oil and even the chef’s hat, but leave it to Chef Belinda to show you how to make your favorite modern-day Greek dishes at home. more
Writing the book on Charleston
Veteran travel writers Lynn and Cele Seldon call their new travel guide a “love letter to Charleston.” Learn what they enjoy most about the Holy City and register to win an autographed copy. more
Guardian of the rivers
For Congaree Riverkeeper Bill Stangler, protecting Columbia’s waterways is more than just a job. more
April showers
Spring brings showers, both the wedding and baby kind. Consider one of these nifty gifts when your invitation arrives. more
Better outdoor lighting
The right lighting systems can improve the beauty of your home and provide greater security. more
Preventing child abuse
April is child abuse prevention month, but the fight to protect kids and teens is a year-round mission for the Children’s Trust of South Carolina. more
No prize for porcelain
Great art speaks for itself, but if you want to understand those flowery “artist statements” from dealers and galleries, you’ll need Jan A. Igoe to translate. more
Time to apply for WIRE scholarships
Women working to complete their college degrees can now apply for the 2018 WIRE scholarship program. more
Alpine Helen Georgia – A New Adventure Everyday
Hike or bike trails to cascading waterfalls, zip through wooded canopies or just sit back, relax and enjoy award winning wines at one of our eight winerys. Bavarian culinary treats for everyone - bakeries, beverages and candy shops await. more
April
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Theater & Dance
Fiddler on the Roof-
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Festivals & Fairs
Pickens Azalea Festival-
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Theater & Dance
"The Dixie Swim Club"-
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Kids & Family Theater & Dance
"James and the Giant Peach Jr."-
May
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Crafts Education & Learning Kids & Family
Low Country Coin Club
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Education & Learning History
American Veterans Traveling Tribute Vietnam Wall-
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Festivals & Fairs Home & Garden Outdoor
Piedmont Plant and Flower Festival-
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Food & Drink Kids & Family Markets
Mount Pleasant Farmers Market-
June
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Festivals & Fairs Yard Sale
i2i Miles to Shop Yard Sale-
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Concerts & Live Music Festivals & Fairs Leisure & Recreation
Reggae Nights Summer Concert with Ras Bonghi Reggae All Stars-
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Theater & Dance
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"-
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Art & Exhibitions Festivals & Fairs Kids & Family
2018 Sweetgrass Cultural Arts Festival-
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