Join Dr. Bernard E. Powers for an insightful talk on post-Civil War life and the forging of new Black identities in Charleston, as part of Magnolia's Speaker Series.

Learn the traditional art of sweetgrass basket weaving in an intimate, hands-on class led by renowned artisan Jennifaye Singleton!

Unleash your creativity at Magnolia Plantation’s Paint and Sip, where art, wine, and garden beauty come together for a memorable experience.

Learn the art of Mahjong in a fun, beginner-friendly class with guided instruction, open play, and social vibes.

Explore the artistic legacies of Mark Catesby, John James Audubon, and Edward Von Siebold Dingle at Magnolia House, where nature and history converge through stunning works of art.

What’s in bloom? Check out the Magnolia Blooms Station to find out!

Join us for the launch of the Magnolia Speaker Series, featuring Meredith Bean!

We are excited to offer complimentary admission for individuals with sensory sensitivities and one companion for an hour before opening to the general public!

Celebrate the powerful women who shaped Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, from early matriarchs like Ann Fox Drayton to the women whose names are etched into the history of this iconic estate. Discover the enduring impact of Black and White, enslaved and free women whose contributions have left a lasting mark.

Arianne is a visionary textile artist and cultural historian whose mastery of indigo and batik has made a lasting impact on the art world.

Hitomi is a floral industry icon, known for her awe-inspiring designs, innovation, and passion for sharing her floral knowledge.

Join us at Magnolia Plantation for our annual Easter egg hunts, games, and family fun!

Discover Indigo in Bloom at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens from April 5 to May 4—a breathtaking fusion of art, history, and nature. Explore stunning floral installations by Hitomi Gilliam AIFD and Arianne King Comer, celebrating indigo’s deep cultural roots in the Lowcountry.

Sean Kenney’s Nature POP!: Made with LEGO® bricks debuts for the summer Memorial Day Weekend!

Come learn and grow with us at our biggest plant sale of the year!

At Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, we are in bloom 365 days a year. Our Bloom Station, carefully curated by our horticulture team, offers a glimpse into the seasonal blooms found throughout our 66 acres of gardens.

Discover the rich history behind the camellia cultivars at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens. Explore the captivating stories behind the names that shape Magnolia’s botanical legacy.

Learn about our partnership with Charleston Waterkeeper and our annual Ashley River cleanup!

Hear from George H. McDaniel, the Director of Interpretation at Magnolia Plantation, and Margaret Seidler, author of "Payne"ful Business and a recent guest speaker at Magnolia.

In this special episode, we shine a spotlight on the influential women who shaped Magnolia Plantation's history and legacy. From the first female owner, Julia Drayton, to the notable socialite Sara, these remarkable women played pivotal roles in the estate's development and preservation.