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Stargazing on the Ashley

Stargazing on the Ashley

Ages 8+ • 2 Hours

duration: 2 hours
min_age: 8
max_age: 99
description: Join Drayton Hall and Lowcountry Stargazers for an evening under the stars on the historic Ashley River landscape. This seasonal event invites guests to bring lawn chairs, blankets, and picnics while enjoying guided stargazing in a picturesque nighttime setting. Complimentary hot chocolagte is provided to keep you warm as you look up at the winter sky. Space is limited and advanced tickets are required for this intimate outdoor experience.
highlights: * Stargazing on the historic Ashley River landscape
* Seasonal winter sky viewing led in partnership with Lowcountry Stargazers
* Intimate outdoor atmosphere with limited space
check_in_details: Advanced tickets are required; guests should register in advance. Event runs from 6 to 8pm on Saturday, February 13, 2027. Arrive on the Drayton Hall grounds and follow event signage for the stargazing area.
restrictions: Children must be age 8 or older to attend for safety on the landscape at night.
disclaimers: Space is limited and advanced tickets are required. Event date and time: Saturday, February 13, 2027, from 6 to 8pm.

General Admission - $40.00 + tax
Ages 8+

Youth - $10.00 + tax
Ages 8-14

Child - $5.00 + tax
7 & Under

Friend of Drayton Hall - $30.00 + tax
DHPT members will be required to show current membership and valid ID upon entry.

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