Recreation & Leisure

• Recreation includes a variety of historical plantations and parks plus some of the Lowcountry's finest golf.
• Nearby sites and attractions include Cypress Gardens, Middleton Place, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, the "Flowertown" of Summerville, the 3,000-acre Francis Beidler Forest sanctuary for plant and animal life, the Old Santee Canal State Park in Moncks Corner and Fort Dorchester, established in 1696.
• Hunting, fishing (both fresh and salt water), historical excursions and resort opportunities in and around the Trident area, plus access to beaches, barrier islands, water sports, parks, forests, tennis, gardens, worship, cultural events (North Charleston Arts Festival, Spoleto Festival, USA), museums, theatre, collegiate and professional sports and more.

North Charleston Coliseum

• 13,500 seats available.
• State-of-the-art facility hosting a variety of venues including circus and top name concert events, sporting extravaganzas, ice shows and hockey games.
• Home of the South Carolina Stingrays, an East Coast Hockey League Team.

Charleston Area Convention Center

• 200,000 square foot convention center.
• 2,300 seat performing arts center.
• 500+ hotel rooms.

North Charleston Performing Arts Center

• 2,300 cushioned seats with full production capabilities.
• In-house sound system and equipment including ADA hearing assists, in-house lighting systems and spotlights/
• Two loading docks and a complete rigging grid.
• The stage is 110' x 40'.
• Eight dressing rooms.
• Complete support services.
• Food and beverage service.