
Explore Summerville: Old Dorchester — The Forgotten Town Before Summerville
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
Looking for things to do in Summerville, SC? These Things To Do Guides from What’s Up Summerville highlight the best activities, attractions, entertainment, and hidden gems around Flowertown. From parks, trails, and outdoor adventures to live music, local art, family-friendly outings, date night ideas, and seasonal fun, this guide helps you discover what to do in Summerville any day of the week. Explore local experiences, support community venues, and find new ways to enjoy Summerville beyond the usual spots.

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

Explore Summerville is our ongoing series celebrating the places, people, history, and hidden gems that make Summerville one of the Lowcountry's most special communities. Some

Summer has a funny way of slipping by. One minute you’re celebrating the last day of school, and before you know it, backpacks are back

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

When most people think of Summerville, they think of azaleas. And for good reason. Our town earned the nickname "Flowertown in the Pines" thanks to

When summer settles into the Lowcountry, finding a way to cool off becomes a daily mission. Whether you’ve spent the afternoon exploring Downtown Summerville, chasing

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

Not every great shopping experience involves a giant parking lot, fluorescent lighting, and rows of identical products. Sometimes, the best finds are tucked inside historic

When the South Carolina humidity starts to feel like a warm, wet blanket, there is only one solution: get in the water. In the Lowcountry,