Azalea Park feels as though it has always belonged in Summerville. Its winding paths, reflection ponds, towering trees, flowering gardens, bronze sculptures, and quiet benches
Downtown Summerville has changed countless times over the years, but its role in the community has remained the same. Whether it was the clip-clop of
Walk through downtown Summerville on a quiet morning, and you’ll notice something remarkable. Beyond the moss-draped oaks, colorful gardens, and welcoming front porches stand homes
Explore Summerville History is our ongoing series uncovering the stories, people, and places that shaped the community we call home today. Long before the railroad
A living guide to the history, people, and places that shaped the heart of Downtown Summerville. About This Guide This guide is part of What’s
Imagine Summerville without the railroad. No downtown as we know it. No seasonal retreats among the pines. No depot. No commuters traveling between Charleston and
If you’ve lived in Summerville for any amount of time, you’ve probably heard it called “Flowertown in the Pines.” It’s on the town’s welcome signs,
Look, we know President's Day is mostly about mattress sales and a three-day weekend. But here in the Lowcountry? We've got some seriously wild presidential
LOCAL VENDORS & MAKERS
Explore local farmers, bakers, makers, artisans, food vendors, and small businesses regularly featured at the Summerville Farmers Market.
