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!
Experience the magic of Magnolia every Friday evening in June with extended hours and golden hour garden adventures!
Join us in the Workshop for a hands-on candle-making experience with Pup Country Candles!
Treat Dad to a day at Magnolia this Father’s Day—where nature and family come together.
Join us for another round of Mahjong - whether you’re just starting out, or an experienced player, there is fun for all!
Join us for Juneteenth at Magnolia with a powerful series of events honoring African American history, culture, and resilience.
A powerful Juneteenth evening of truth-telling, art, and reflection with Polly Sheppard, Margaret Seidler, and John W. Jones at the Magnolia Speaker Series.
Flow, strengthen, and reconnect with nature during an All-Levels Vinyasa yoga class — garden admission included.
Relax, restore, and reconnect with nature during beginner-friendly Deep Stretch Yoga at Magnolia —garden admission included.
Join us for a free Sensory-Friendly Hour at Magnolia, tailored to individuals with sensory sensitivities and their families.
Create your own one-of-a-kind sweetgrass basket in a special class with Jennifaye of Geechee Gyal Baskets at 11 am or 2pm (two classes being held).
Take a piece of Magnolia home with you & unleash your creativity in our Paint & Sip Class!
Create your own one-of-a-kind Gullah doll in a special class with Genya Watson!
Join Magnolia Plantation & Gardens for impactful Juneteenth events honoring Black resilience, history, and the ongoing journey toward truth and healing.
Discover the diverse ecosystems and rich wildlife along the scenic nature trails of Magnolia Plantation & Gardens.
Experience the wonder of Sean Kenney’s Nature POP!® at Magnolia Plantation, where over 40 vibrant LEGO® sculptures bring the natural world to life.
Discover how KAYAK’s travel guide and a visit to Magnolia Plantation & Gardens can help you plan an unforgettable Charleston getaway.
Two rivers, one namesake: how the Ashley & Cooper Rivers got their names.
The Magnolia team & volunteers cultivate a garden behind the historic slave cabins, honoring the past while donating fresh produce to the Lowcountry Food Bank.
