Preview Party for The Charleston Show
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General Admission - $0.00 + tax

General Admission Member - $0.00 + tax

Opening Night Party - $0.00 + tax

Opening Night Party - Friend of Drayton Hall - $0.00 + tax

VIP - $0.00 + tax

VIP - Friend of Drayton Hall - $0.00 + tax

Celebrate the opening night of The Charleston Show at the exclusive Preview Party on Thursday, March 21, 2024 at Festival Hall in downtown Charleston, SC!

Duration

2 Hours

About

Enjoy a remarkable evening benefiting Drayton Hall Preservation Trust with a dazzling cocktail party and an exhibit featuring The Lenhardt Collection of George Edwards Watercolors from the Drayton Hall collections alongside examples on loan from private collectors. Then get early night-before access to all The Charleston Show has to offer.

This wonderful annual spring event returns to Charleston with this exciting Preview Party on March 21, 2023 with VIP Reception — 6:00 pm; Opening Night Party — 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

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