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The Windjammer has a special place in South Carolina history, having been the launchpad for a host of bands, including Hootie & The Blowfish.The venue has seen its highs and lows over the years. Co-owner Bobby Ross takes his seat on the Porch t
Local fairs and festivals are a great way to celebrate food and farming. The South Carolina Peach Festival in Gaffney fits that description. With a rich history and significance to local farmers, the festival features big names in music and fla
Darlington Raceway is known as “The Lady In Black,” and its reputation precedes itself as a tough track for NASCAR racers. But what exactly is behind its legend? Danny Lockemy, local radio personality and resident expert on the raceway, makes a
Hickory Knob State Resort Park is the only park of its kind in the South Carolina State Parks system. Complete with activities, accommodations, and an 18-hole championship golf course, visitors can come from miles around and enjoy a getaway on
The Civil Rights Movement had several epicenters around the country, many of those places taught about in history books. While South Carolina doesn’t always immediately come to mind, it has its place within a time filled with resistance, and ho
In Barnwell, there is a quaint red building nestled along Highway 278, The Little Red Barn Studio And Gallery contains more than art and pottery—it carries with it a journey of mixed purpose and rebirth. Owner Liz Ringus stops by the Porch to t
In Walterboro, sitting Inside what was a stunning Victorian home, the South Carolina Artisans Center contains eclectic treasures and handmade finery, all crafted by South Carolina-based artists. The center is a nice complement to the Lowcountry
The Carolina Shag is the official dance of South Carolina. Historians have traced its origins to North Myrtle Beach. But what is the Shag? And who are the people–the ‘shaggers’-- keeping the tradition alive? Lori Setzer and Darrell Gaither, bot
When people leave home, they often take a part of their home with them. Chef Rob Masone is no different, treating hungry patrons to unique twists on comfort food. Back in his native Rock Hill, Chef Rob runs Kounter, a restaurant with a notable
South Carolina isn’t known for snow, but there’s at least one city where folks can enjoy a white Christmas in the South. Less than fifty miles from South Carolina’s capital, Newberry community-driven holiday events make it seem like a Christmas
It’s time for another season of The Palmetto Porch, an original podcast from Discover South Carolina. This time around, Devyn Whitmire is speaking to some of the most uniquely charming people and places across the Palmetto State.Join Devyn, a
Sumter is a famous name, it’s from the Revolutionary War hero known as “The Fighting Gamecock” Thomas Sumter. But this town’s reputation has swelled beyond history, making it a hub for arts, entertainment, and education.Nat Bradford, of the wa
Greenwood lives up to its name with more than just its nature trails. Nearby Lake Greenwood State Park offers activities for adventurous travelers and their families. The area is also home to the South Carolina Festival Of Flowers, which attrac
If you’re into art, you’re in luck. Lake City is often celebrated for its eclectic mix of down-home hospitality and vibrant artistry, while being deeply rooted in agriculture and horticulture.Jamison Mady Kerr is a director for ArtFields, and
When you think about Hollywood, it’s often bright lights and Beverly Hills. But with the number of TV shows and movies filmed in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, that may be changing.We hear from Dan Rogers, whose work at the South Carolina Film C
The third-oldest city in the Palmetto State, Georgetown is an idyllic town. This charming stop along the Hammock Coast is just a one-hour drive from Charleston, ready to receive visitors eager for a mix of coastal living and small-town flair. B
It’s in Aiken that a person can find a blend of rich culture and quiet, rustic beauty. Aiken has certainly turned a lot of heads as a destination, and has been recognized as one of the best small towns in America. A lot of that fame has to do w
Summerville is the birthplace of the ambrosia of the South: sweet tea. Today, it has a quaint downtown and a host of businesses, restaurants and activities. But it wasn’t always that way—the town has come into its more modern identity.We join
It’s Anderson’s proximity to a long-distance power transmitter that earned it the name “The Electric City”. But in modern times, Anderson lures in visitors with its natural amenities and scenic views.Pro bass fisherman Brian Latimer gives us h
In Camden, visitors can get a heaping of horses, history, and the arts. And while another conflict can quickly come to mind when traveling through the American South, it’s here where visitors can learn about the Revolutionary War, and South Car
Columbia, South Carolina’s capital city dating back to 1786, is nestled perfectly in the middle of the Palmetto State. But this jewel of a town is used to being the center of attention for other reasons, as it boasts one-of-a-kind art, parks, c
Want to learn what makes South Carolina so special? Here’s a hint: it’s not only the places, it’s also the people who call South Carolina home. Listen along to Discover South Carolina’s Devyn Whitmire as she travels through the state interviewi
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