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Explore herbalism and tea in a Charleston Plant Walk

Join a local herbalist for a tea ceremony and plant walk in Pinckney Park that weaves together the history of Charleston with folklore and plant identification. • After we get to know one another, I’ll share about the rebellious history of tea in Charleston, and then pour tea to open our ritual tea ceremony. • Next, I’ll lead you through a short guided meditation, and we’ll discuss the tea experience. I'll share with you a plant monograph so you can understand how plants are • Then we will take a plant walk through Pinckney Park. As we walk the land, I’ll share 5-7 plants and their edible and medicinal qualities. I’ll answer any questions you may have about herbalism and native plants. In closing, I’ll send you a copy of my one-of-a-kind e-book. You’ll choose a plant to continue your connection with, and begin a new relationship with nature!

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Bike through Charleston's history with a preservationist

Pedal through Charleston’s storied past on this engaging 90-minute bike tour of historic Uptown. From the Colonial period through the Civil Rights Era, you’ll uncover the city’s rich heritage, fascinating local landmarks, and hidden gems—all while enjoying a scenic ride through its charming streets. • Uncover Charleston’s diverse history at Civil War-era sites like Hampton Park (once a plantation, racetrack, and Civil War encampment); the William Enston Homes with its stunning Romanesque Revival architecture; and cultural icons such as The Citadel, Charleston’s prestigious military college. • Hidden stories abound along our route, including through the National Register Historic District of Hampton Park Terrace where we will see the homes of nationally politicians, business leaders, and the man responsible for bringing down Al Capone. • We'll see imporant landmarks including houses and schools that were important in Charleston's 20th century Civil Rights Era struggles. Note: The tours are set up for 11:30 to 1:00 on Satursdays and Sundays because I teach during the academic year. But if other times or dates work better, let me know! Note: You'll need a bike for the tour. If you don't have one, a locally-owned bike shop (BildaBike) is just two blocks off the tour route. You can rent a bike for the whole day there for (currently) $30 and keep it to ride the rest of the day.

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Explore Charleston's craft beer scene

Sample unique brews and discover more about Charleston's thriving local beer culture. Head to the brewery Meet at Edmund's Oast, try a half-pour and see the brewery. Stroll to Munkle Try one beer picked by me and one of your choice. Walk to The Whale Learn about Charleston’s craft beer evolution. Enjoy last call Reflect on the experience with two more half-pours.

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Find your authentic voice with a poet laureate

Set intentions Explore emotions and techniques for creative expression. Learn the theme I’ll perform an original poem related to the day’s theme. Meet the page Begin a structured and tailored writing exercise. Reflect on work Share your writing or offer others feedback. Keep exploring Leave with more prompts and tools for creative practice.

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Explore iconic Charleston murals with their creator

Join me, a prolific public artist and muralist, for a 90-minute walking tour exploring the historic Market Street area in downtown Charleston, which showcases six of my iconic murals and hand-painted signs decorating businesses and restaurants. • I’ll share insights into the story of each mural, including one on the oldest restaurant in the city, and one depicting Charleston locals painted in the style of Renoir. • Pause for a cappuccino and Italian pastry at Carmella’s Cafe, which features a photorealistic mural and a series of my paintings depicting the restaurant’s namesake. • Learn the techniques used to create large-scale public art, including collaborating with local businesses, and gain a unique understanding of the city’s approach to balancing public art with historic preservation. You’ll leave with a newfound perspective on Charleston’s vibrant art scene from the eyes of a local.

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Shop Charleston’s Spring Street with a jewelry designer

Shop your way through Charleston’s Cannonborough-Elliotborough neighborhood with me, the founder of The Tiny Tassel jewelry, clothing, and accessories brand. I’ll introduce you to other shop owners in this neighborhood known for its quaint streets, historic architecture, and residential charm. • After meeting outside The Tiny Tassel, we’ll start with an icebreaker before our first stop on Spring Street: Taxidermy. The shop sells leather handbags, shoes, and jackets in bold colors, some of which have been spotted on celebrities such as Beyoncé, Kylie Jenner, and Kourtney Kardashian. • Pop into a stationery shop inspired by the owner’s return to the South, and at Bad Bunnies Coffee, you’ll get to taste why it’s my favorite spot for a treat and a drink. • Browse the curated selection at Philosophers & Fools, a bookstore bar founded by a husband-and-wife team, before returning to The Tiny Tassel, where you’ll get to shop for handmade jewelry pieces and exclusive clothing pieces. Then, we’ll take a group photo. In the end, you’ll have had the opportunity to browse locally owned shops and connect with the close-knit creative community in this Charleston neighborhood.

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Bake and taste Southern-style handmade biscuits

Meet the baker I’ll say hello and tell the story of my family’s biscuits. Learn the basics Next, I’ll share techniques to make your own. Mix your biscuits Try creative flavor combinations with my guidance. Throw open the oven Chat while your biscuits bake. Taste your creation End the lesson with a hard-earned taste.

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Croisière relaxante à Morris Island : observation des dauphins

We will enjoy a cruise through the salt marshes of one of Charleston’s most scenic rivers. We will visit Morris Island, an uninhabited barrier island. You will have a breathtaking view of the famous Morris Island Lighthouse. Tide permitting, you may take a leisurely stroll on the beach for some good photo opportunities. During our tour you will see a wide array of local wildlife including the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Bring whatever you’d like to eat or drink. (BYOB)! This trip is great for a group of friends or the whole family. We are pet friendly!

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À la rencontre des fantômes de Charleston

Rare Insights into the Most Haunted Places in Charleston! A haunted history tour, locally owned & operated. The Holy City’s past is as intriguing as it is tragic. Fires, wars, witches, murder plots, mass graves, voodoo, poltergeists, and Boo-Hags are real elements of Lowcountry history. This tour will show you a dark, mystical side of Charleston that you may not expect. Follow a professional, historical tour-guide to locations that are as beautiful as they are haunted. This is a family-friendly, pet-friendly tour. A boutique tour experience. *Although this is a family-tour, the historical stories and folklore can be frightening and / or graphic. *We do not go inside any buildings or graveyards.

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Promenade à pied et contes à Charleston

This tour is an exploration of Charleston that highlights the women and men who helped found Charleston and the United States. Did you know, without the pirates and patriots of Charleston, the United States may not exist today? We start our experience in front of the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, one of Charleston’s oldest and most historical buildings. Learn about George Washington’s visit in 1791, and the dungeon’s prisoners who met their fate. Next, we venture down East Bay Street, passing Rainbow Row. Behold gorgeous mansions, and witness breathtaking views of the Charleston Harbor and White Point Garden. Walk in the footsteps of pirates and their captors. Next, we turn inward and walk through Charleston’s South of Broad neighborhood. Learn about the man George Washington and Thomas Jefferson said was the true father of America. stand on the same grounds where many pirates and robber barons met their fate. Learn the true stories of how pirates looted and plundered to make their way. Last, we venture back to our starting point, passing by the Four Corners of the Law and the shops and residences on Broad Street. Join us for an exploration, an awakening, and an empowerment trip through time in Charleston’s oldest neighborhood.

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Entre fantômes et bières, visite Boo-Hag

Is this a walking brew tour with a side of ghosts or a ghost tour with a side of brews? While guests will have to decide on that, we can tell you this is not an average "sit there and shut up " tour, but rather an opportunity to engage back and forth with a 7th gen. local. As a combined bar and ghost tour guests will start out at a local Irish pub where an appetizer will be provided complimentary and guests can order some delicious cocktails or beers (yes the Guinness is on tap ) while the guide goes over the basics of local history and the ghosts present in the City of Charleston. From there guests will walk by several historic graveyards and alleyways to hear in-depth stories of local ghosts and spirits such as the notorious BOO-HAG which is only known to Charleston. Guests will begin to understand why/how ghostly activity can take place after particular circumstances of love, tragedy, and horror. Eventually the group will make its way over to the relative safety of another bar. The tour will wind down at a hauntingly beautiful local park to hear about one of the first female serial killers. Don't stick around too long after... -Please bring valid photo identification (license or passport). -Experience is for guests 21+ only. -This experience is Not for guests with walking difficulties -One small snack provided at beginning of tour - Two bars are visited

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Sunset sail in South Carolina's low country

Enjoy a two-hour sail that begins an hour or so before the local sunset. The sun sets over the marsh in brilliant colors and the best way to see it is from the deck of a quietly sailing catamaran. We can slip past the backside of Folly Beach and into the open Stono River, or we can sail up one of the wide creeks that wind their way through the marshes past shrimp boats. The sea breeze softens a little at sunset really making this a quiet getaway. You’ll definitely want your camera along for this one. And of course, we have a cooler for any beverages you may want to bring as well as a BT speaker.

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Allons à la pêche au crabe

Craving the freshest possible seafood? Learn the tricks of crabbing with a Charleston native who’s been doing it for years. This is a land based experience. You will meet at a dock on a beautiful river to master the delicate art of throwing a cast net. You can even set bait and fish—it’s as hands-on or as laid back as you’d like. Don’t worry about having the right skills; there’ll be plenty of activities available for everyone. Anyone 16 and up will require a saltwater fishing license. The freshest seafood is what you can catch yourself, so expect to nab a crab, shrimp, and a variety of fish, too. Other things to note: EVERYONE who comes out to the dock must purchase a spot in the experience. There are no boats involved. We can catch and release or you can keep anything of legal size. We follow all South Carolina Department of Natural Resources rules and regulations. Guests younger than 18 years old MUST be accompanied by an adult who has paid for a spot in the experience. Children are NOT allowed to participate in the experience alone.

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Small Groups, Small Alleys & Great Stories From History

Small Groups (10 People Max), Small Alleyways & Great Stories From a Local Historian & Licensed Tour Guide. On our historic walking tour, we will walk the oldest parts of Charleston, SC. These historic streets are streets that that former presidents, soldiers, vagabonds & pirates have all walked. Throughout the tour, I will take us through 3 historic hard-to-find alleys + provide entertaining stories from our history. I am a licensed and experienced tour guide with the City of Charleston and part of the Palmetto Guild. I started giving tours in 2016 and I consider myself an excellent storyteller. My passion for history and Charleston will shine through on our tour. Stops Include -Circular Congregational Church & Graveyard - The Powder Magazine - French Huguenot Church - Dock Street Theater We usually go INSIDE & tour the Theatre unless it's closed for a private event. - Pink House - Chalmers Street, Charleston, SC - Old Ryan Slave Mart Chalmers St, Charleston, SC -The Old Exchange Bulding -Waterfront Park -Rainbow Row

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Mini-séance photo à Rainbow Row et Pineapple Fountain

Photoshoot at Rainbow Row and Pineapple Fountain while meandering through beautiful downtown Charleston. Utilizing iPhone camera technology, pictures are digitally delivered the same day (with quick edits). Fun and affordable way to capture your Charleston vacay. Experience Charleston through a local lens and get an insiders perspective from a photographer that lives and works in downtown Charleston.

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Privet & Professional Photo Session in Charleston

What You'll Experience Ready to make your Charleston adventure unforgettable? I’m here to sprinkle a little magic on your trip! We'll explore the town's beautiful streets, from hidden alleys and cobblestone paths to stunning Charleston homes, discovering stories and scenes that turn moments into memories. And guess what? I’ll capture it all through my lens, giving you professional photos that are as amazing as the experience itself. Think of it as exploring Charleston with a friend who knows all the best spots and how to make you look great in photos. Let’s create some epic stories and snapshots to take home! In addition to that, the photo session can be done at: Boone Hall Plantation; Cypress Gardens; Charles Towne Landing; Isle of Palms; Shem Creek. To see the full quality and loads of my work, check out my INSTA(@charleston.proposal). What you get: Good conversation, professionalism, and assistance with posing; The most beautiful and popular spots in town for a professional photo session; After the photo session, you'll get 10 photos of your choice, professionally edited for social media. This experience would be an ideal match for: Sailboat photo session; Secret proposal; Family vacation; Anniversary; Elopement; Babymoon; Bachelor party; Honeymoon; Best friend photo session. Unfortunately, I don’t do single portrait sessions, except for senior and graduation sessions.

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À bord d'un voilier Nennella dans le port de Charleston

Nennella Sailing offers year-round sunset and daytime charters on a classic 1964 Pearson Vanguard 32-foot sloop. Only about 400 of these yachts were built. Nennella is No. 109. When these boats were made, sailors navigated the seas using paper charts, sextants and the stars above. Step onto the boat—with her high bow and raised transom, full keel, original spruce boom and teak-lined cockpit—and get unstuck in time: you will be transported, literally and metaphorically, across the waters of Charleston Harbor and through the history of one of the most fascinating cities in the U.S. First settled in 1670, Charleston became the epicenter of rice production during the antebellum period, and the most significant port of entry in North America of the transatlantic slave trade. Here, determined American Patriots defeated the mighty British Navy in the Battle of Sullivan's Island. Here, the first shots of the Civil War rang out. In this harbor Robert Smalls commandeered the Confederate transport ship CSS Planter and piloted it and its enslaved passengers to freedom. Here, the courageous 54th Massachusetts Volunteers fought the Second Battle of Fort Wagner. The history is rich, troubling, fascinating. Learn about it, as well as the details of contemporary life in Charleston, aboard the classic sailing yacht Nennella! (Ask about 2-boat tandem sails for parties of 8 or more.)