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Experience Indigo in Bloom at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, April 5 – May 4—a stunning fusion of art, history, and nature. Discover breathtaking installations by Hitomi Gilliam AIFD & Arianne King Comer, honoring indigo’s legacy in Charleston. Stroll through vibrant gardens, where creativity and heritage intertwine. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind celebration of beauty and culture!
Our beloved family tradition is back and better than ever, with egg-citing activities for all ages!
Join Meredith Bean, a Wildlife Biologist with the SCDNR Sea Turtle Program, on April 16th!
Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week with us with free admission for educators on Saturday, May 10th!
We’re thrilled to host Sean Kenney’s Nature POP!® Exhibit from Friday, May 23 to Friday, August 15. Join us for a day of wonder & curiosity!
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We are thrilled to announce that the extraordinary Arianne King Comer will be joining us as a featured artist during our upcoming Indigo in Bloom event, running from Saturday, April 4 – Saturday, May 4! Arianne is a visionary textile artist and cultural historian whose mastery of indigo and batik has made a lasting impact on the art world.
We are thrilled to announce that the incredible Hitomi Gilliam will be joining us as a featured artist during our upcoming Indigo in Bloom event!
Join us at Magnolia Plantation on April 6th for Easter egg hunts, games, and family fun!
Discover Indigo in Bloom at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens from April 5 to May 4—a breathtaking fusion of art, history, and nature. Explore stunning floral installations by Hitomi Gilliam AIFD and Arianne King Comer, celebrating indigo’s deep cultural roots in the Lowcountry.
Sean Kenney’s Nature POP!: Made with LEGO® bricks debuts for the summer Memorial Day Weekend!
Come learn and grow with us at our biggest plant sale of the year, March 15-16, 2025!
At Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, we are in bloom 365 days a year. Our Bloom Station, carefully curated by our horticulture team, offers a glimpse into the seasonal blooms found throughout our 66 acres of gardens.