Celebrate Mother’s Day at Magnolia with free garden admission for moms and a serene day surrounded by blooms, beauty, and love.
Join Bernard E. Powers Jr., College of Charleston’s director of the Center for the Study of Slavery in Charleston and professor emeritus of history on May 14!
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 live music, extended hours, and golden hour garden adventures.
Join us in the Workshop for a hands-on candle-making experience with Pup Country Candles!
Celebrate Juneteenth at Magnolia with a powerful series of events honoring African American history, culture, and resilience.
Discover the art of Gullah doll making with Genya Watson in this hands-on workshop celebrating Gullah Geechee culture!
This Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to celebrate you!
Want a personalized touch on your visit to Magnolia? Look no further! Down to the tiniest detail, we can curate your perfect visit.
Discover how Magnolia Plantation and Gardens is preserving its rich botanical heritage through the accessioning of historic camellias and other significant plant collections. Learn about our process using IrisBG and our exciting discoveries.
A rare Revolutionary War-era map by Henry Mouzon, central to the Southern campaign, now hangs in honor at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens.
Join Dr. Bernard E. Powers for an insightful talk on post-Civil War life and the forging of new Black identities in Charleston, as part of Magnolia's Speaker Series.
Learn the traditional art of sweetgrass basket weaving in an intimate, hands-on class led by renowned artisan Jennifaye Singleton!
