Explore the artistic legacies of Mark Catesby, John James Audubon, and Edward Von Siebold Dingle at Magnolia House, where nature and history converge through stunning works of art.

Celebrate the powerful women who shaped Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, from early matriarchs like Ann Fox Drayton to the women whose names are etched into the history of this iconic estate. Discover the enduring impact of Black and White, enslaved and free women whose contributions have left a lasting mark.

In this special episode, we shine a spotlight on the influential women who shaped Magnolia Plantation's history and legacy. From the first female owner, Julia Drayton, to the notable socialite Sara, these remarkable women played pivotal roles in the estate's development and preservation.

The Magnolia Team delves into the complex history and heritage of Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, from its founding in the late 17th century to the mid-19th century.

Join us for a captivating live recording from the historic Magnolia Plantation & Gardens as we delve into the rich history and vibrant culture of sweetgrass basket making.

In this live recording from his speaker series event at Magnolia, an acclaimed author and historian, George W. McDaniel bridges cultures and communities through history, drawing on his 25+ years as executive director of Drayton Hall from 1989-2015.

Explore South Carolina's bootlegging legacy and its lasting impact today.

Learn how she mastered the art of entertaining Charleston's elite, managed Magnolia Plantation, and embodied the social roles of wealthy women in the early 1900s.

Ring in the Holidays at Magnolia House and travel back to the Roaring 20s!

‘Twas the Night Before Christmas –Magnolia’s  Santa Connection!

Five years after the Civil War ended, the Rev. John Grimké Drayton opened his private gardens to the public.