Learn how native plants can transform your landscape and protect the Lowcountry’s ecosystem with expert Paula Carr!

Celebrate the return of Ladybug Day—now Bugs & Blooms!—with a fun-filled day of nature, STEM, and family-friendly adventure at Magnolia on July 19.

Explore centuries of horticultural beauty and seasonal splendor at Magnolia, the Lowcountry’s premier garden experience.

Experience the bold, colorful world of Sean Kenney’s Nature POP!®—a LEGO® brick art exhibit on display now at Magnolia through August 17.

A reflection on our complex history, the legacy of Emanuel AME church, and the power of truth-telling.

Spend Father’s Day at Magnolia Plantation with free garden admission for dads and a relaxing day surrounded by nature and family!

What’s in bloom? Check out the Magnolia Blooms Station to find out!

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 and donating fresh produce to the Lowcountry Food Bank.

What’s in bloom? Check out the Magnolia Blooms Station to find out!

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.

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.

What’s in bloom? Check out the Magnolia Blooms Station to find out!