Category: Organizations

Johns Island Library May Happenings

John’s Island Library, located at 3531 Maybank Highway, is a branch of Charleston County Public Library (CCPL). The library not only contains books, newspapers, music, and movies, but it also has a meeting room that you can reserve, computers you can use, and a plethora of activities for young and old.

Highlights of May events are:

  • Stop Motion Animation Class for Teens – May 4
  • Photo Editing Basics for All Ages – May 6
  • Paint a Flowerpot for Children – May 8
  • Pokemon Trading Day – May 9
  • Lego Club for Tweens – May 16
  • Sea Islands Book Club for Adults- May 19
  • Read With a Therapy Dog – May 30
  • Storytime for Children – various dates

These are just a few of the exciting classes that are being offered. Click here to see other available events.

–Tidelines Editors

(Image credit: ccpl.org)

SIAG Memorial Day Arts and Crafts Event May 23

The Seabrook Island Artist Guild (SIAG) is proud to present its Memorial Day Weekend Art and Craft Show—an exceptional opportunity to explore and experience the creativity of talented local artists and craftsmen.

Join us on Saturday, May 23, from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm for a day of art, inspiration, and community. In the event of inclement weather, the show will be held on Sunday, May 24, from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. A weather decision will be made one to two days before the event.

This year’s event will be held on the green in front of the Seabrook Island Real Estate Company, located at 1002 Landfall Way, just outside the gate. This convenient and welcoming location makes it easy for our neighbors from Kiawah Island and Johns Island to join us for this special event.

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Tour de Green Space

This past Sunday, on a beautiful afternoon, the Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy (SIGSC), in partnership with SIPOA, organized an enjoyable bike ride and Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) tour highlighting several of our preserved green spaces. The tour kicked off with a detailed map of the 8-mile bike route. The SIPOA Safety and Security Committee generously provided bells for the bicyclists to enhance their safety and enjoyment.

Participants explored 11 designated sites, each marked by green and white flags that highlighted the extent of conservation efforts on Seabrook Island. At every stop, dedicated volunteers provided insightful overviews of these preserved areas. Attendees collected stickers at each location to track their progress throughout the tour. Continue to see pictures of the event.

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Tour de Green Space Sunday, April 26

The Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy (SIGSC), in partnership with SIPOA, invites you to a delightful bike ride and LSV (Low-Speed Vehicle) tour this Sunday, April 26, from 2:00-5:00 pm. Check-in and a bike safety discussion will begin at 1:30 pm at the Lake House. We hope you can join us in this fun challenge to discover as many conservation sites as you can.

The tour will conclude at the Lake House for refreshments and exciting prizes!

Please invite your friends and family for what promises to be a joyful Sunday afternoon filled with exploration and camaraderie. We look forward to sharing this wonderful experience with you!

To learn more about Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy and how you can help, please visit our website at www.sigsc.net.

-Submitted by: Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy

Swim Across America on Kiawah June 6

Hundreds of swimmers and volunteers are getting ready to dive in and make waves to fight cancer at the 10th Annual Swim Across America (SAA) – Charleston-Kiawah open water swim on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at Night Heron Park, on Kiawah Island. The event raises crucial funds for cancer research at the Hollings Cancer Center at the Medical University of South Carolina. 

Swimmers of all ages and skill levels are invited to take part in the annual Swim Across America – Charleston-Kiawah open water swim. Participants can swim a 1/2-mile or 1.5-mile open water swim, or participate in a same-day pool swim. For those not able to be there in-person, a SAA My Way virtual option is available.

For registration and volunteer opportunities (volunteer on the land or water), or to support the swim with a tax-deductible donation, click here.

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Kirk Deeter Book Presentation and Signing April 18

Kirk Deeter, author of The Fisheable Feast, will talk Saturday April 18 in the Pavilion at Johns Island Presbyterian Church from 2:00-4:00 pm.

Whether you are a world-traveling angler or someone dreaming of taking a first trip, you will appreciate the complete joy of fly fishing portrayed in this book. Deeter is the editor-in-chief of Trout magazine and the former editor-at-large for Field & Stream. He has written stories on fishing from all fifty states and twenty-eight other countries around the world (and counting).

He will sign books following the presentation.

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CATR’s Derby Party May 2

Join us for CATR’s 5th Annual Derby Party!
The Waverly
94 Stuart Street, Charleston
May 2, 2026
4:30 – 8:00 pm

Charleston Area Therapeutic Riding’s Annual Derby Party brings the glamour and excitement of the Kentucky Derby to Charleston!

Ladies, pick out your fancy hats. Gentlemen, grab your bow ties for a memorable party complete with all the Derby essentials. CATR’s Derby Party includes an open bar and specialty cocktails, Southern fare, fun contests, horse-betting raffles, auctions, and premium viewing of the big race!

Tickets are limited and on sale now at CATR’s event website. Click here to purchase your ticket.

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(Image credit: CATR)

COVAR Informational Meeting: Gain Insights into the Inner Workings of your Regime or Association

COVAR will hold an informational Zoom meeting to discuss the following topics on Saturday, April 18, 9:00 am to 11:00 am: Bylaws & Covenants, Capital Projects & Reserves, Budgets, Standards, Storm Recovery, Routine Maintenance, and Parking issues.

Presidents and Property Managers of all 41 Regimes or Associations have received a Zoom meeting invitation. All Owners are welcome to participate and should get the Zoom information from their President or Property Manager.

-Submitted by Debra Lehman, COVAR President

World Affairs Council of Charleston: April 29 Event

WACC Evening Speaker Series:
Supporting U.S. National Security with Civilian Action

Date: April 29, 2026
Time: 5:15 Reception, Speaker Program 6:00-7:00 pm
Place: Capers Hall at the Citadel, 1 Lee Ave., Charleston, SC
Cost: Free for WACC Members (no registration required). Non-members register and pay online.

America’s values and leadership have fostered security, freedom, and prosperity unmatched in human history. Yet these ideals are under threat from authoritarian regimes and terrorist groups seeking to destabilize free societies and challenge America’s global leadership.

Join the World Affairs Council of Charleston on April 29 for an engaging conversation with Jim Hake, Founder and CEO of Spirit of America. For over 20 years, Spirit of America has partnered with U.S. troops and diplomats in the world’s toughest environments – defending freedom, strengthening democracy, and creating opportunities for a safer, more prosperous future. 

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New Exhibit: Conversations of Freedom: The American Revolution at Middleton Place

Middleton Place welcomes the public to experience their new exhibit, Conversations of Freedom beginning on April 11. Guests will be able to complete a self-guided walkthrough with docents available for questions.

Middleton Place was the birthplace and home of Arthur Middleton, one of 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence. Conversations of Freedom explores Middleton’s role in the American Revolution and the war’s impact on his family and the enslaved community at Middleton Place.

Presented in the South Flanker House Museum, the exhibition features exceptional 18th century textiles that belonged to Henry and Arthur Middleton along with a rare silk edition of the Declaration of Independence. Period artwork and furniture from the collection will provide historical context and lend authenticity to each gallery.

Click here to learn more about the program.

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