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  • From Ninety-Six to Hayes Station

    Laurens County Museum 116 S. Public Square, Laurens, United States

    Join Historian and Battlefield Preservationist Durant Ashmore for a Lecture on From Ninety-Six to Hayes Station - Eutaw Springs, Yorktown and Bloody Bill Cunningham. Laurens County Museum / 116 S. Public Square / Laurens SC 29360 Facebook Live - https://www.facebook.com/laurensmuseum/ The Laurens County Museum lectures are shown on Facebook Live, and then later on the […]

  • The Battle of Camden

    Horry County Museum 805 Main Street, Conway, SC, United States

    The 2026 Horry County Museum Documentary Film Series continues with The Battle of Camden, part of the Carolina Stories Series from ETV. In this film, Revolutionary War re-enactors help tell […]

    free

  • Thursday Talk: Bloody Bill Cunningham, South Carolina’s Revolutionary War Mass Murderer

    Revolutionary War Visitor Center 212 Broad Street, Camden, SC, United States

    Rev. Paul Wood takes the audience through the 1781 “Bloody Scout” mission led by Revolutionary War Loyalist William “Bloody Bill” Cunningham. No one has murdered more South Carolinians. Rev. Wood’s research and new biography of Cunningham allow him to explain what drove Cunningham and his men to kill unarmed men and to destroy dozens of […]

    Free

  • Learn to Make History: The 1700s

    Sumter County Gallery of Art 200 Hasel Street, Sumter, SC, United States

    A three-week historical sewing course that combines fashion, history, museum studies, and practical garment construction. Create your very own colonial petticoat and short gown in this hands-on historical course. Men will also have the option to sew their own cravat, undershirt, and long vest. Enjoy special guests like Mackenzie Sholtz, owner of Fig Leaf Patterns, […]

    $50 – $60

  • King’s Mountain

    Greenville Libarary 25 Heritage Green Pl., Greenville, South Carolina, United States

    Join Historian and Battlefield Preservationist Durant Ashmore for a Lecture on King's Mountain - The South Carolina and North Carolina militias and Overmountain Men overwhelm neighboring loyalist militias and Patrick Ferguson’s Provincials. Hughes Main Library 25 Heritage Green Place / Greenville SC 29601 https://www.greenvillelibrary.org/locations/main Sponsored by the Robert Anderson Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution […]

  • Revolutionary War Review Homeschool Friday – The Beginnings of the Revolution

    Anderson County Museum 202 East Greenville Street, Anderson, SC, United States

    August 21 – The Beginnings of the Revolution We will be discussing the beginnings of the Revolution. What events led to the signing of the Declaration of Independence? How did these events affect South Carolinians? What factions were forming amongst the people? The answers to these questions will be our focus for this Homeschool Friday. […]

    Free

  • FY27 Q1 Commission Meeting

    South Cove Park 1099 S Cove Rd, Seneca, SC, United States

    July 4th, 2026 may be over, but the 250 commemorations continue! This August is the 250th Anniversary of The Ring Fight, which was part of the Cherokee War of 1776. […]

  • 18th Century Living History Saturday

    Historic Brattonsville 1444 Brattonsville Rd, McConnells, SC, United States

    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 […]

    $3 – $12

  • Colonization and the Great Wagon Road

    Chester County Main Library 100 Center Street, Chester, SC, United States

    Colonization and the Great Wagon Road is the title of the first lecture Professor Eddie Lee will be hosting at the Chester County Main Library. If you would like to learn more about South Carolina history and Chester County, please join us on Saturday, August 22nd at 10:30 am.

    Free