Located on Cumberland Street and dwarfed by the surrounding modern buildings, The Powder Magazine is Charlestown's oldest surviving public building. Although small, this unique structure, which was erected in 1713, was used by the colonial settlers to store gunpower supplies. A National Historic Landmark, the helpful docents will guide you through its history with the help of artifacts.
The Southern Charmer Kellar O'Neil presents intimate miracles of mind reading and magic at The Palmetto Crescent Parlour. This performance experience showcases mind bending memories for you and your family. Minimum age requirement of 10.
Built by Scottish merchant Charles Edmondston, the three-story mansion is now a museum that showcases the way the wealthy landed gentry lived in the early 19th Century. Bought and refurbished by Charles Alston in 1838, the guided tours on offer take you through beautifully furnished rooms with period silver, antiques, books and paintings. A stroll on the second floor piazza offers great views of Charleston Harbor. During the Christmas season the house is decorated for the holidays as it would have been in 1860. The mansion's former carriage house has been renovated into a lovely bed and breakfast. The current owner of the house resides on the third floor.
SSL Entertainment is proud to represent national sister act "Gracie & Lacy" and the "Legends Swing Band." Nostalgia Performances are our specialty . . . Because CLASSIC never goes out of style! Corporate Entertainment | Entertainers for Events | Touring Shows for Theaters and PACs
