Event Type : tourism

Imagine 750 American flags blowing in an open field honoring your community Heroes.

Come and visit the 7th annual Field of Honor presented by the Daniel Island Exchange Club. 750 American flags will be on display on River Landing Dr. from June 25 to July 9, 2022. You will be able to purchase a streamer for your own heroes and place the streamer on a flag in the Field. Streamers are $25.00.

All donations go to local veterans groups to assist veterans in our community. Visit the Daniel Island Exchange Club website for more information.

Imagine 750 American flags blowing in an open field honoring your community Heroes.

Come and visit the 7th annual Field of Honor presented by the Daniel Island Exchange Club. 750 American flags will be on display on River Landing Dr. from June 25 to July 9, 2022. You will be able to purchase a streamer for your own heroes and place the streamer on a flag in the Field. Streamers are $25.00.

All donations go to local veterans groups to assist veterans in our community. Visit the Daniel Island Exchange Club website for more information.

Come join us as we kick off 2022 First Friday Night at the Farm! We will have plenty of food, music and family fun! The Farmer’s Daughter will have all your favorite bbq and their family friendly menu available. Local artist will be singing, farm store will be open for business and the barrel train will be rolling! You’re not going to find a better way to spend your Friday nights with the family than at the Farm! 
*If the weather is questionable, be sure to check the event link on our Facebook page before traveling to the farm

Celebrate Our Country, Our Freedom, and Our Nation’s Birthday by making Daniel Island one of the “Most Patriotic Towns in America.” Paint the Town Red, White, and Blue, and join us for Daniel Island’s Independence Day festivities on Saturday, July 2nd with neighbors, friends, and family. Dress up your homes, your businesses, your bikes, and your golf carts with patriotic colors and take part in our island tradition of honoring this wonderful holiday.

Below is a list of festivities that will take place during the Independence Day Celebration on July 2nd.

• 4:00 pm – 4:30 pm (approx) Patriotic Parade
• 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm – MC/DJ Shane Griffin playing patriotic tunes @ Smythe Park
• 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm – Charleston Concert Band
• 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm – E2 & The Feel for fun styles such as rock, country, shag, and more. 

Patriotic Parade Info:

The parade starts at Bishop England High School parking lot (by sports fields) and finishes at Daniel Island Drive & Purcell Street. Everyone is invited to participate in the parade. Participants need to arrive for the line-up between 3:15 pm – 3:45 pm. The parade will start at 4:00 pm sharp. 

Parade Traffic Alert:

There will be intermittent street closures on July 2nd for the Daniel Island Annual Patriotic Parade from 3:45-4:30 PM (approximate time). The City of Charleston Police Department will be coordinating and executing the street closure process. More information regarding the parade route, street closure, and detour routes will be provided once they have been finalized between the event coordinator and the City of Charleston Police.

We appreciate your patience during this time in order for us to have a safe passage for our parade participants/residents during this annual event.

Food Vendors:

There will be several food truck options for event attendees to purchase from.

Fireworks:

We are disappointed to let you know that the City of Charleston will no longer allow a firework show at this event due to safety concerns with the proximity of homes and businesses (this prohibition includes City-owned parks on Daniel Island). Please note that the Daniel Island CC&Rs as well as the City of Charleston Ordinance Sec. 13-191 prohibits the use, sale, possession, and discharge of any fireworks within the City of Charleston. Fireworks displays must be conducted by a licensed operator with a permit issued by the City of Charleston.

Stay tuned – more Independence Day Celebration event details to come!

FIREWORK INFORMATION

• FREE Admission
• FREE Parking
• Fireworks begin at 9:30pm. They will be launched from the field 3 of the Regional Recreation Complex.
• Please do NOT bring fireworks, alcohol or grills to the event.
• There is plenty of space on the Event Field for everyone to spread out.
• You may also view fireworks from your vehicles in the parking lot.

For campers and their guest only Join us for the celebration July 3rd at 7pm for the parade! Decorate your golf cart. Meet in front store at 7pm. Prizes awarded for 1st, 2nd,and 3rd. Campsite reservations https://www.campspot.com/book/angelslandingcampground or 1-800-315-3087.

We are happy to announce the return of in-person summer camp! Registration for the Lowcountry Explorers Summer Camp will open on March 14 at 9 a.m. Join us this summer for week-long summer camps full of adventure! These educational camps have a science or history theme and are jam-packed with activities and fun. Every week, campers will enjoy field trips, classes with our educators, crafts, water day, and lots of time outside! We are also offering one week of virtual summer camp. Virtual Explorers will receive a box that includes activities, educational lessons, arts and crafts, online content, and a camp t-shirt! The weeks and themes are as follows: Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – June 13-17 – 21st Century Naturalist
Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – June 27- July 1 – Taste of History
Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – July 18-22 – Matter Matters Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – June 20-24 – 21st Century Naturalist
Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – July 11-15 – Taste of History
Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – July 25-29 – Matter Matters Virtual Explorers(ages 6-12) – July 4-9 – Paleontology The 21st-century naturalist will focus on everything from the ground beneath our feet to the distant universes millions of light-years away. The taste of history will focus on the culinary aspects of history focusing on what cultures ate and how to make it. Matter matters will focus on matter and its different stages solids, liquids, and gases. Paleontology will be virtual and focus on fossils and how they are formed. Camp runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The cost per in-person camper is $200, the virtual camp is $50. Each week is limited to 12 campers with a counselor to camper ratio of 1-to-6. A minimum $50 non-refundable deposit is required for each camper per week. These summer camps are wildly popular and sell out every year! Give us a call at 843-899-5200 or email education@oldsanteecanalpark.org for more information or to receive a registration form. Safety is our No. 1 priority at OSCP and we will be following American Camp Association standards related to COVID-19. Camp staff will check each camper’s temperature each day upon arrival, and facial coverings may be required in accordance with ACA and CDC guidelines at the time. In the unlikely event a camper or counselor experiences COVID-19 like symptoms, we have a protocol in place. Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.

The City of Goose Creek’s annual Fourth of July Celebration and fireworks display will occur on Monday, July 4!!

The event will showcase live music, various food & alcohol vendors, and free kids’ activities. Outside fireworks, sparklers, or alcohol are prohibited. Admission and parking are free. Parking is limited, please plan to carpool. Rain date: July 9.

Our next FREE SATURDAY for Berkeley County residents is July 9th! Stop by the park with family or friends and enjoy the beauty of nature. We are open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with last park admission at 4 p.m.

County residents also get half-off admission every Sunday!

You MUST show proof of residency with photo ID, utility or tax bill

We are happy to announce the return of in-person summer camp! Registration for the Lowcountry Explorers Summer Camp will open on March 14 at 9 a.m. Join us this summer for week-long summer camps full of adventure! These educational camps have a science or history theme and are jam-packed with activities and fun. Every week, campers will enjoy field trips, classes with our educators, crafts, water day, and lots of time outside! We are also offering one week of virtual summer camp. Virtual Explorers will receive a box that includes activities, educational lessons, arts and crafts, online content, and a camp t-shirt! The weeks and themes are as follows: Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – June 13-17 – 21st Century Naturalist
Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – June 27- July 1 – Taste of History
Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – July 18-22 – Matter Matters Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – June 20-24 – 21st Century Naturalist
Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – July 11-15 – Taste of History
Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – July 25-29 – Matter Matters Virtual Explorers(ages 6-12) – July 4-9 – Paleontology The 21st-century naturalist will focus on everything from the ground beneath our feet to the distant universes millions of light-years away. The taste of history will focus on the culinary aspects of history focusing on what cultures ate and how to make it. Matter matters will focus on matter and its different stages solids, liquids, and gases. Paleontology will be virtual and focus on fossils and how they are formed. Camp runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The cost per in-person camper is $200, the virtual camp is $50. Each week is limited to 12 campers with a counselor to camper ratio of 1-to-6. A minimum $50 non-refundable deposit is required for each camper per week. These summer camps are wildly popular and sell out every year! Give us a call at 843-899-5200 or email education@oldsanteecanalpark.org for more information or to receive a registration form. Safety is our No. 1 priority at OSCP and we will be following American Camp Association standards related to COVID-19. Camp staff will check each camper’s temperature each day upon arrival, and facial coverings may be required in accordance with ACA and CDC guidelines at the time. In the unlikely event a camper or counselor experiences COVID-19 like symptoms, we have a protocol in place. Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.

Come join us as we kick off 2022 First Friday Night at the Farm! We will have plenty of food, music and family fun! The Farmer’s Daughter will have all your favorite bbq and their family friendly menu available. Local artist will be singing, farm store will be open for business and the barrel train will be rolling! You’re not going to find a better way to spend your Friday nights with the family than at the Farm! 
*If the weather is questionable, be sure to check the event link on our Facebook page before traveling to the farm

We are happy to announce the return of in-person summer camp! Registration for the Lowcountry Explorers Summer Camp will open on March 14 at 9 a.m. Join us this summer for week-long summer camps full of adventure! These educational camps have a science or history theme and are jam-packed with activities and fun. Every week, campers will enjoy field trips, classes with our educators, crafts, water day, and lots of time outside! We are also offering one week of virtual summer camp. Virtual Explorers will receive a box that includes activities, educational lessons, arts and crafts, online content, and a camp t-shirt! The weeks and themes are as follows: Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – June 13-17 – 21st Century Naturalist
Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – June 27- July 1 – Taste of History
Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – July 18-22 – Matter Matters Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – June 20-24 – 21st Century Naturalist
Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – July 11-15 – Taste of History
Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – July 25-29 – Matter Matters Virtual Explorers(ages 6-12) – July 4-9 – Paleontology The 21st-century naturalist will focus on everything from the ground beneath our feet to the distant universes millions of light-years away. The taste of history will focus on the culinary aspects of history focusing on what cultures ate and how to make it. Matter matters will focus on matter and its different stages solids, liquids, and gases. Paleontology will be virtual and focus on fossils and how they are formed. Camp runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The cost per in-person camper is $200, the virtual camp is $50. Each week is limited to 12 campers with a counselor to camper ratio of 1-to-6. A minimum $50 non-refundable deposit is required for each camper per week. These summer camps are wildly popular and sell out every year! Give us a call at 843-899-5200 or email education@oldsanteecanalpark.org for more information or to receive a registration form. Safety is our No. 1 priority at OSCP and we will be following American Camp Association standards related to COVID-19. Camp staff will check each camper’s temperature each day upon arrival, and facial coverings may be required in accordance with ACA and CDC guidelines at the time. In the unlikely event a camper or counselor experiences COVID-19 like symptoms, we have a protocol in place. Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.

We are happy to announce the return of in-person summer camp! Registration for the Lowcountry Explorers Summer Camp will open on March 14 at 9 a.m. Join us this summer for week-long summer camps full of adventure! These educational camps have a science or history theme and are jam-packed with activities and fun. Every week, campers will enjoy field trips, classes with our educators, crafts, water day, and lots of time outside! We are also offering one week of virtual summer camp. Virtual Explorers will receive a box that includes activities, educational lessons, arts and crafts, online content, and a camp t-shirt! The weeks and themes are as follows: Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – June 13-17 – 21st Century Naturalist
Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – June 27- July 1 – Taste of History
Junior Explorers (ages 6 to 8 ) – July 18-22 – Matter Matters Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – June 20-24 – 21st Century Naturalist
Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – July 11-15 – Taste of History
Senior Explorers (ages 9 to 12) – July 25-29 – Matter Matters Virtual Explorers(ages 6-12) – July 4-9 – Paleontology The 21st-century naturalist will focus on everything from the ground beneath our feet to the distant universes millions of light-years away. The taste of history will focus on the culinary aspects of history focusing on what cultures ate and how to make it. Matter matters will focus on matter and its different stages solids, liquids, and gases. Paleontology will be virtual and focus on fossils and how they are formed. Camp runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The cost per in-person camper is $200, the virtual camp is $50. Each week is limited to 12 campers with a counselor to camper ratio of 1-to-6. A minimum $50 non-refundable deposit is required for each camper per week. These summer camps are wildly popular and sell out every year! Give us a call at 843-899-5200 or email education@oldsanteecanalpark.org for more information or to receive a registration form. Safety is our No. 1 priority at OSCP and we will be following American Camp Association standards related to COVID-19. Camp staff will check each camper’s temperature each day upon arrival, and facial coverings may be required in accordance with ACA and CDC guidelines at the time. In the unlikely event a camper or counselor experiences COVID-19 like symptoms, we have a protocol in place. Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.

We are the Raddest 5k Fun run on the planet! We have been making people RAD since 2012! You start the run dressed from head to toe in White… but don’t worry, it would be a crying shame to stay that way, so every Kilometer, you will meet another vibrant color station! Each station makes you radder than the last!

Finally, you will finish the 5k with your fellow 5k’ers and meet up at the stage in what can only be described as, The Raddest Color Party on the Planet!
So to sum this up… You will start out very boring and vanilla, then finish up as RAD as that cool kid back in high school with the new Tie-Dyed shirt!

So basically… We are the Raddest 5k on earth!