Get down and dirty exploring creatures of the marsh and tracking animals along the trail at The Charleston Museum’s Dill Sanctuary, a 580-acre wildlife sanctuary located on James Island along...
View EventWould you go to a party in a wetsuit? Would you go swimming in your party dress? Learn all about how different fibers make textiles that feel unique and react...
View EventDo you LOVE fossils? Join Matthew Gibson, Curator of Natural History on Fridays from 2 to 4 PM in the Bunting Natural History Gallery lab. Gibson will be on hand...
View EventGet down and dirty exploring creatures of the marsh and tracking animals along the trail at The Charleston Museum’s Dill Sanctuary, a 580-acre wildlife sanctuary located on James Island along...
View EventDid you know that dinosaurs are related to chickens? Explore the Bunting Natural History Gallery with Curator of Natural History Matthew Gibson to learn about what lived in Charleston during...
View EventDo you LOVE fossils? Join Matthew Gibson, Curator of Natural History on Fridays from 2 to 4 PM in the Bunting Natural History Gallery lab. Gibson will be on hand...
View EventGet down and dirty exploring creatures of the marsh and tracking animals along the trail at The Charleston Museum’s Dill Sanctuary, a 580-acre wildlife sanctuary located on James Island along...
View EventSee historic silver pieces from Charleston's finest artisans in our Loeblein Gallery of Charleston Silver, and learn why this extraordinary profession prospered in the Holy City. Kid Tours is a...
View EventJoin Curator of Historic Textiles Virginia Theerman in our Historic Textiles Gallery for a tour of the new exhibit, The Lawn Party: From Satin to Seersucker. In an “unprecedented” era when...
View EventDo you LOVE fossils? Join Matthew Gibson, Curator of Natural History on Fridays from 2 to 4 PM in the Bunting Natural History Gallery lab. Gibson will be on hand...
View EventGet an in depth look at our historic loom, then learn about how different weave structures create unique fabrics that are suitable for varying uses. Attendees will learn about warp...
View EventDo you LOVE fossils? Join Matthew Gibson, Curator of Natural History on Fridays from 2 to 4 PM in the Bunting Natural History Gallery lab. Gibson will be on hand...
View EventLearn to make traditional sweetgrass baskets with basket maker, Sarah Edwards-Hammond! Edwards-Hammond comes from a long line of basket makers and has passed down the tradition to her own children,...
View EventExplore the remains of a giant crocodile found in the Lowcountry that dates from over 50 million years ago. Compare this creature to modern day alligators and crocodiles. Kid Tours...
View EventDo you LOVE fossils? Join Matthew Gibson, Curator of Natural History on Fridays from 2 to 4 PM in the Bunting Natural History Gallery lab. Gibson will be on hand...
View EventCome take a closer look at our mummy by examining X-rays and learn about the mummification process. Kid Tours meet every Wednesday during the months of June and July at...
View EventDo you LOVE fossils? Join Matthew Gibson, Curator of Natural History on Fridays from 2 to 4 PM in the Bunting Natural History Gallery lab. Gibson will be on hand...
View EventTravel back in time to learn about creatures, customs, and cultures throughout history. Campers ages 6 - 11 are invited to explore the collections of The Charleston Museum to learn...
View EventThis camp is full of surprises with a taste of STEAM lessons. Learn about physical and chemical reactions with cool experiments. Program a robot to follow an obstacle course. Make...
View EventDo you have a sketchbook? What do you put in it? Explore sketchbooks in our collection that include nature notes, watercolors, drawings, and more. Kids will create a homemade sketchbook....
View EventTravel back in time to learn about creatures, customs, and cultures throughout history. Campers ages 6 - 11 are invited to explore the collections of The Charleston Museum to learn...
View EventThis camp is full of surprises with a taste of STEAM lessons. Learn about physical and chemical reactions with cool experiments. Program a robot to follow an obstacle course. Make...
View EventThe Museum’s Heyward-Washington House was built in 1772, where furnishing and interpretation focus primarily on the period of ownership by Thomas Heyward, Jr., as well as the events surrounding the...
View EventOver 90 percent of the photographs housed in the Museum’s Archives are black and white. And while many viewers find them historically charming, others find it difficult to see particular...
View EventDyeing with an indigo fructose vat using Shibori techniques with Kristy Bishop Join local artist Kristy Bishop as she leads an introductory workshop on dyeing with indigo at the Dill...
View EventCharleston may be known for its balmy gentle winters, but sitting by the fireside would not have been quite enough to keep 19th century residents toasty. Join Curator of Historic...
View EventYears of zooarchaeological research shows that beef was the dominant meat in the Charleston diet, from the late 17th century through the late 19th century. A large research project, funded...
View EventApproximately 2.6 million years ago was the start of the best known and most recent global glacial event: the Great Ice Age. During this time, glaciers kept water frozen, resulting...
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