Fundraiser explores home gardens along South Carolina’s Hammock Coast Celebrating springtime and new beginnings, participants of a recent Friends of the Waccamaw Library fundraiser had the opportunity to visit eight private gardens on South Carolina’s Hammock Coast.
Pawleys Island, Litchfield get high marks in poll of state beachgoers Two of South Carolina's Hammock Coast beaches got high ratings in a recent survey of newspaper readers.
Goats continue to fascinate visitors along Murrells Inlet’s Marsh Walk When Christine Vernon leads her Ghosts, Pirates and Legends Tours along the Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk, a popular attraction on South Carolina’s Hammock Coast, it’s not only haunts and apparitions that get the most attention.
Hopsewee Plantation, home of signer of the Declaration of Independence, open for tours Before there was a United States of America, there was Hopsewee Plantation.
For visitors and locals, The Moveable Feast combines love of books with love of food Book enthusiasts who also enjoy a variety of delicious cuisine have an amazing opportunity while visiting South Carolina’s Hammock Coast. For more than two decades, the Moveable Feast has offered the best of both worlds: local, regional, and national authors speaking about their books, and local restaurants providing the best of their tasty creations. Linda Ketron, who started the Moveable Feast in January 1998 as a six-week course for CLASS (Community Learning About Special Subjects), said it started out small, but has evolved into something very special. “In the beginning, the Moveable Feast featured a variety of local folks - historians like Lee Brockington (before she'd published any books), authors like Alberta Quattlebaum, musicians like Tom Fox, and Lowcountry characters like Oscar Vickd, who was an author, artist, storyteller and chef,” Ketron said.
