View Georgetown SC Events Calendar for fun things to do, festivals, concerts, fundraisers and parades in Historic Georgetown SC.
Within the Historic Georgetown SC events calendar below you will find fun things to do, parades, festivals, fundraisers, concerts, art exhibitions, musicals, plays and marathons taking place during the course of the year in Georgetown SC. People in Georgetown love to have fun and embrace their city through celebrations of art, music and history.
Visitors come from all over to see performances by The Swamp Fox Players year round, Annual events are as follows: March - the IP Classic, the Prince George Episcopal Plantation Tours; April - The Bridge 2 Bridge Run; July - 4th of July Fireworks and Kaminski House Indigo Choral concert; October - The Wooden Boat Show; November - Taste of Georgetown; December - Christmas Parade, Tree Lighting and Lighted Boat Parade and Yuletide Tour of Homes.
Saturday 3/21/20 at 7:30 pm
Preferred Seating: $25 General Seating: $20
This talented group of string players is coming to the Winyah for the first time! An opportunity for our community to support local musicians whose playing enrich our lives. Come explore music written for strings, from the classics to the movies, and have a wonderful evening in Georgetown!
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