Boat tours explore scenic waterways on South Carolina’s Hammock Coast Lee Brockington’s voice rises and falls like the tide on a Hammock Coast beach. Propped at the front of a Storehouse Tours’ boat appropriately named “Imagine,” Brockington is cheerfully dispensing history, legends and local knowledge about the rivers, places and people of South Carolina’s Hammock Coast®, but she pauses to read from… May 28, 2026 0 Hammock-All
With our new app, taking a walking tour of the Hammock Coast® has never been easier Two of the most celebrated historians on South Carolina’s Hammock Coast® – Lee Brockington and Ron Daise – have lent their distinctive voices to a new app that lets visitors experience our vacation destination like never before. The new app, simply titled Hammock Coast and available for download at the… Mar 25, 2024 0 Hammock-All, Georgetown, Pawleys Island
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. The event raised over $9,000 that will benefit the Friends of the Waccamaw Library, for purchasing books for the library, as well… Jun 07, 2021 0 Georgetown, Hammock-All, Litchfield, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island
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… May 04, 2021 0 Hammock-All, Georgetown, Litchfield, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island
Discover 5 paths to Gullah Geechee culture on the Hammock Coast Three hundred years ago, Georgetown County, South Carolina, held a claim to fame. More than half of the country’s rice was grown on the county’s 45,000 acres of rice fields. Ron Daise, a Gullah Geechee culture preservationist, explains why: “Here, there was the largest number of enslaved Africans because of… Apr 12, 2021 1 Hammock-All, Gullah Geechee
