Events

The Walterboro City Council Budget Committee will hold a Work Session on Tuesday, April 3, 2018 at 4:30 P.M. at City Hall, 242 Hampton Street, to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Budget. The regularly scheduled City Council Meeting will follow at 6:15 P.M. 

Keep Colleton Beautiful is hosting a Great American Cleanup on the Ace Trail in Greenpond, SC. If you need community service hours or just want to help beautiful your community, please join us on this day. Water and all supplies will be provided to all volunteers. The event is located near Greenpond's post office where parking is available.

$45.00 per ticket with a limit of 100 to be sold. More information to follow!

Bring your lunch and join us at Noon to discuss gardening, horticulture, and plant problems.  March's topic is "Basket Making with Fran Elliott".  The Colleton Clemson Extension Office is located at 611 Black Street (Bernard Warshaw Office Building).  For additonal information, contact Alta Mae Marvin at a marvin@clemson.edu or call 843-549-2595, Ext. 126.

Regularly scheduled Colleton County Historical and Preservation Society quarterly meeting

Preservation Awards

Location: TDB

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Regularly scheduled quarterly meeting of the Colleton County Historical and Preservation Society

Bedon-Lucas House (205 Church St., Walterboro)

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Coming up is our 20th annual FestiVELO Ride, taking place November 7-11, 2018. You have never experienced a more exciting and activity-filled bike event than Festivelo!

Our annual four-day event features a choice of 20-30 miles, 55-65 miles, or 95-105 mile routes in the area                                                         

54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
The history of the regiment that was portrayed in the award-winning movie, Glory. This presentation is given in a Civil War uniform and includes a first-person characterization by Joseph McGill Jr.

Joseph McGill, Jr. is a native of Kingstree, SC and is currently a Program Officer for the National Trust for Historic Preservation. He works in the Southern Office in Charleston, SC and is responsible for the states of Alabama, Louisiana, and South Carolina.