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In honor of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, visit Historic Brattonsville to venture back to the 18th century Carolina Piedmont. Along with domestic and trade skills from the […]
Celebrate South Carolina's rich history, culture, and community at the SC250 Indigo Festival! Join us for a full day of living history, hands-on demonstrations, music, food, artisans, and family activities as we explore the legacy of indigo, Carolina Gold rice, and the Gullah Geechee people who helped shape South Carolina. Festival highlights include: Living History […]
5 days of programs, activities, unveilings, and more!
Join the Palmetto Trail for another guided battlefield tour at the historic Eutaw Springs battlefield. During this approximately one hour presentation, participants will learn about the Battle of Eutaw Springs, […]
Join us in creating a community art piece, where everyone will have a piece of the big picture!
The SC250 Executive Committee meets virtually on the second Tuesday of each month at 2:00 PM. For the best meeting experience, please ensure you have the latest version of Zoom […]
Kate Salley Palmer, author of "Francis Marion and the Legend of the Swamp Fox" will be doing a book talk and signing.
Get a glimpse at the brand-new boutique hotel downtown, Hotel Marion and meet a few Patriots during your look.
Join us every Wednesday throughout the months of April and May for a screening of The American Revolution: A Film by Ken Burns. Each week we will show 1 episode. […]
Tromp to the edge of the swamps and celebrate what Dunham's Bluff, Snow's Island, General Francis Marion, and the men and women of Marion County contributed to the American Revolution.
Join us for the unveiling of Revolutionary War Exhibit Landing at the Marion County Museum.
Elizabeth & Ann Timothy: America's First Female Journalists in Colonial and Revolutionary Times In 1738, Elizabeth Timothy of Charleston become the first female newspaper publisher in America. Though her young […]