We are proud to introduce a living history experience in our Heritage Garden. Here, visitors can explore authentic heirloom plant varieties that were cultivated on our historic grounds during the 1800s and 1900s.

Known to art and nature enthusiasts as the “Audubon of South Carolina,” Edward von Seibold Dingle was celebrated for his meticulous attention to detail, scientific accuracy, and expert watercolor technique.

Education is at the heart of everything we do at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, which is why we are thrilled to be part of this year’s Charleston County School District Professional Learning Day!

f you’ve taken a ride on our popular Nature Train recently, you may have noticed something truly special taking root along the tracks. We’re excited to share a sneak peek of our brand-new Heritage Garden, a living centerpiece of our highly anticipated Journey to Indigo exhibition!

For the first time, our dedicated animal care team is taking on the special task of incubating peafowl eggs.

As the United States commemorates its semiquincentennial, July 4, 2026, marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

We invite animal lovers of all ages to join us every Wednesday at the Wildlife Center for an up-close, enriching experience with some of our most fascinating residents.

In the spring of 1926, Magnolia Plantation & Gardens was already part of Charleston’s growing reputation as a tourist destination. That year, Bee Jackson, the dancer often credited with popularizing the Charleston, visited the city with her mother.

On June 19th, Magnolia Plantation & Gardens invites the community to gather for Living Legacies: A Juneteenth Commemoration, a day of remembrance, reflection, and connection.

It was wonderful seeing so many smiling faces and curious minds connecting with our resident corn snake, Corn Dog!

Looking for things to do for Father’s Day in Charleston? Visit Magnolia on June 21st for gorgeous views, wildlife, and a free ticket for Dad.

Happy National Alligator Day! Today, we are shining a spotlight on the ancient apex predators that call our historic Lowcountry landscape home.

There is a new hum in the air at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, and we are buzzing with excitement to introduce our latest addition: a dedicated honeybee apiary.

While many know Magnolia for its romantic beauty, few realize that its survival and international fame are deeply rooted in the vision of one extraordinary woman named Julia Drayton Hastie.

We are absolutely thrilled to introduce the newest members of our family: Squirtle and Koopa.

Our featured artists have poured their hearts into capturing the delicate magic of the natural world. From intricate sculptures to ethereal paintings, every piece tells a story of hidden gardens and winged spirits.

If you’ve noticed a sudden flash of vibrant pink while exploring the Audubon Swamp Garden, you aren’t dreaming. One of the most exciting sights at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens today is the striking Roseate Spoonbill.

Discover enchanting displays, outdoor learning for homeschoolers, and peak blooms in Charleston’s top-rated garden!

There’s no better place to honor the "heart of the family" than surrounded by the timeless beauty of Magnolia Plantation & Gardens.

Magnolia Plantation & Gardens thanks Holy City Birding for their expert guide to our wildlife. Discover the best spots for birding in Charleston, from our seasonal rookery to the Audubon Swamp.