| Event Location |
Address |
Reception |
Dinner |
South Carolina Aquarium
Imagine an evening gala for 300 in the dramatically lit Deep Ocean Gallery.
Picture an early morning breakfast meeting for 50 on a sweeping terrace
overlooking historic Charleston Harbor. Hold your special meeting or event
in a place that showcases South Carolina’s diverse natural habitats.
Your guests will gain a new appreciation of our State’s ecosystem... from
the mysterious upstate mountains to our fragile wetlands.
www.scaquarium.org |
100 Aquarium Wharf
Charleston |
1500 |
350 |
Boone Hall Plantation
The plantation's famous one-half mile avenue of massive, Spanish moss-draped
live oaks is unsurpassed anywhere. Brick and tile were handmade on this
18 century plantation; these same bricks may still be seen in the mansion,
cotton gin house, circular smoke house and in the formal gardens' walls
and walks.
www.boonehallplantation.com |
1235 Longpoint Road
Mt. Pleasant |
300 - 400 |
200 |
Citadel Beach Club
The Colonel Robert McCormick Beach Club is a flexible oceanfront venue
located on the Isle of Palms. The Citadel Beach house features wide expanses
of manicured lawns and white sandy beaches. Inside, the air conditioned
Beach Club guests will enjoy wood floors in the ballroom, a lounge with
a wide screen television and ample restroom and changing facilities
citadel.edu/cadetactivities/beachhouse.htm |
4700 Palm Boulevard
Isle of Palm |
300 Inside
Unlimited Outside
|
200 Inside
1500 Outside |
Confederate Home
The 127 year old Confederate Home and College offers a unique historic
location in downtown Charleston for any event. The restoration of this
landmark offers two formal adjoining drawing rooms on the second floor
furnished with period furniture, and a stately columned piazza which overlooks
the landscaped garden. Each drawing room has a fire place and separate
doors for access. The drawing rooms can be separated by a sliding door. |
62 Broad Street
Charleston |
150 - 170 |
120 |
Creek Club at I'on
Like a welcoming old Lowcountry home, the Creek Club charms visitors with
its warm wood floors, two grand fireplaces, high ceilings and broad porches
that catch breezes from the peaceful Hobcaw Creek and rivers beyond.
www.ionvillage.com/life_creek.html" |
Mathis Ferry Road
Mt. Pleasant |
300 |
200 |
Gibbes Museum of Art
The Gibbes twelve galleries and the Courtyard Garden are ideal for any
evening event. The Portrait Gallery can host a seated dinner for 180,
or a reception for 500 guests. The Courtyard Garden can accommodate a
reception for 200 guests. The Gibbes Museum is open daily to the general
public.
www.gibbesmuseum.org |
Meeting Street
Charleston |
500 |
200 |
Lowndes Grove Plantation
The atmosphere is private and peaceful, with the river along one side,
and a privacy wall along the three other sides. Lowndes Grove is on
the National Registry of Historic Places, and is one of Charleston's
62 Most Famous Homes. Capturing that air of old Charleston, rooms are
appointed with historic reproduction furniture.
www.lowndesgrove.com |
St. Margaret Street
Charleston |
500 |
200 |
Magnolia Plantation
Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, stately Magnolia Plantation
has what is considered by many experts to be "the most beautiful
garden in the world". In addition to the magnificent garden, the
stately Plantation House has an outstanding collection of Early American
antiques. The Plantation was recently described by travel expert, Charles
Kuralt, in his best-selling book, as "…my greatest Charleston
pleasure."
www.magnoliaplantation.com |
Ashley River Road
Charleston |
200-500 |
15 - 200 |
Middleton Place
Live oaks draped in swags of Spanish moss, a grand house built in 1755, and the beautiful landscape with rolling hills and blooming color, combine to provide a setting of unusual beauty and charm. Creating lasting memories for over 250 years, Middleton Place offers breathtaking reception sites and luxurious accommodations - all that will be remembered for years to come.
www.middletonplace.org |
4300 Ashley River Road |
50+ |
50+ |
Old Exchange Building
Built by the British in 1771, American Patriots were held prisoner in
the Provost. See the Half-Moon Battery portion of the Charles Towne sea
wall. Where famous Pirates cavorted in the late 1600s. The Old Exchange
stands as one of the three most historically significant buildings of
colonial United States
www.oldexchange.com |
122 East Bay Street
Charleston |
250 |
150 |
South Carolina Society Hall
The South Carolina Society Hall was built in the early 1800’s and
embodies both the Federal Period and Greek Revival styles of architecture.
The facility boasts a ballroom, meeting rooms, a dressing area an elevator
and a full kitchen.
www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/charleston/ssh.htm |
72 Meeting Street
Charleston |
300 |
120 |
Three Lions Pub
Three Lions Club members and their guests can relax in a traditional English-style
pub located on the second floor of the Blackbaud Stadium. The pub contains
soccer memorabilia from around the world, a cigar-smoking saloon with
leather couches, a big screen TV, foosball, pool tables, darts and much
more.
www.charlestonbattery.com/stadium_pub.asp |
1990 Daniel Island Dr.
Daniel Island |
300 |
160 |
Alhambra Hall
www.townofmountpleasant.com/index.cfm?section=9&page=4 |
131 Middle Street
Mt. Pleasant |
350 |
200 |
Andell's Bluff
www.andellsbluff.com |
4460 Betsy Kerrison Blvd.
Johns Island |
|
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| Blackbaud Offices |
Daniel Island
Charleston |
500 |
200 |
Charleston Harbor Tours
www.charlestonharbortours.com |
Charleston |
300 |
120 |
| Charleston Visitors Center |
375 Meeting Street
Charleston |
100-700 |
210 |
Charleston Yacht Club
www.charlestonyachtclub.com |
Lockwood Boulevard
Charleston |
250 |
150 |
Dock Street Theater
www.charlestonstage.com |
135 Church Street
Charleston |
150 |
50 |
Folly Beach Venues and James Island County Park
www.ccprc.com |
JI Co. Park 871 Riverland
Charleston |
300 |
200 |
Gaillard Municipal Auditorium
www.ci.charleston.sc.us/gaillard.html |
77 Calhoun Street
harleston |
1500 |
1000 |
Hobcaw Yacht Club
www.hobcawyachtclub.org |
180 Hobcaw Drive
Mt. Pleasant |
450 |
126 |
James Island County Park
www.ccprc.com/jicp.htm |
871 Riverland Drive
Charleston |
300 |
200 |
Maritime Center
www.cmcevents.com |
Concord Street
Charleston |
1000 |
300 |
Palmer House
www.palmerhomebb.com |
#5 East Battery
Charleston |
25 Inside
200 Outside |
40 Inside
150 Outside |
| Sandcastle at Kiawah |
Kiawah Island Resort
Johns Island |
250 |
150 |
Schooner Pride
www.schoonerpride.com |
The City Marina
Charleston |
49 |
NA |
| South Carolina Ports Authority |
196 Concord Street
Charleston |
1,440 |
695 |
Tidewater Chapel
www.tidewaterchapel.com |
222 West Coleman Blvd.
Mt. Pleasant |
125 |
100 |
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