Looking to make some travel plans this year and want to explore the South? You should definitely add the South Carolina Lowcountry to your list. To get you started, we have curated a few of our favorite Lowcountry Festivals to attend. From the Gullah Festival to family fun, these events are
Lowcountry Festivals to Attend: Gullah Festival, Family Fun and More!
February 22 & 23—10th annual Bands Brews & BBQ Festival in Port Royal
Beaufort’s outdoor festival season is right around the corner and starts with the 10th annual Bands Brews & BBQ event in Port Royal. Enjoy two days of food, music and fun with wings, barbecue, craft beers, live music and kids’ activities on Friday and Saturday, February 22nd & 23rd hosted by the Port of Port Royal.
May 24-26—Gullah Festival
Taking place annually during Memorial Day weekend, the original Gullah Festival happens in the historic waterfront park in the middle of downtown Beaufort. Started in 1986, the three-day festival celebrates the African American Gullah heritage in the Lowcountry and is designed for families who love live music, educational activities, authentic food
Jan. 31-Feb. 28 — 23rd Annual Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration
A month-long celebration showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Gullah people and their history on Hilton Head Island with art exhibitions, gospel concerts, festivals, tours, lectures and more.
May 4—Shark tooth frenzy in Port Royal
You don’t want to miss this upcoming Shark Tooth Frenzy on May 4th! No matter your age, come out and enjoy hunting for sharks teeth on The Sands Beach of Port Royal, SC. This is a family fun event that will create memories that will last a life time! We will have sharks teeth of all species and sizes including MEGALODONS hidden in the water waiting to be found so don’t miss out and purchase your tickets now!
July 12-21, 2019—Beaufort Water Festival
A 10-day event full of music, food, crafts, art, special events and more, the Beaufort Water Festival is held along the Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Parks that overlooks the glistening Beaufort River, mystical inner coastal waters and marsh islands. Hit up the fireworks show that kicks off the festival or sip on a refreshment while listening to live music (on the water and off) starting July 12 through July 21.
October 25, 26 & 27—Fall Festival of House and Gardens
If you have always wanted to step inside Beaufort’s beautiful antebellum historic homes, now is your chance. This three-day event starting October 25-27 features tours of private, historic homes, gardens and plantations that are typically private throughout the year, until now. The houses represent three centuries of early American architecture, history and more.
Early November 2019—Pat Conroy Literary Festival
Book lovers—this 
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