Venues & Event Spaces in Georgetown, SC

“Hayden gem for wedding reception or any other kind of celebration with friends and family. I was there delivering a wedding cake what a beautiful setup and view of the ocean”

“I hadn't been to the Kaminski house in several years, so I decided to stop in and visit earlier this year. The house is beautiful inside and out, a Georgian Colonial two-over-two with 19th century additions, built on a bluff overlooking the bay and Georgetown's historic district. The decor and Christmas decorations (which were due to be taken down the day after our tour) are well-chosen to accentuate the historic aspects of the room they were in, whether that particular room was more interestingfor its 18th/19th century architecture or its 1940s/50s use.One thing I hadn't realized when I lived in the area is just how big a role the Kaminskis and their house played in some major events of the mid-20th century. Not to share any spoilers, but I can strongly recommend this tour to anyone interested in Colonial, Victorian, or WWII-era history.”

“Hopsewee Plantation is a wonderful, beautiful place to visit. The staff is friendly and helpful. We chose not to take the house tour but just to walk around the river walk, eat lunch and visit the museum. The Tea Room is beautifully decorated and the menu is full of aromatic, delicious, mouth-watering selections. We chose shrimp and grits and the low country sampler. Both were delicious. My favorite part of the visit was the Hopsewee Historical Museum encompassing the rice industry in the low country. Vennie Deas Moore is the curator of the museum. She is also a descendant of the enslaved rice workers. She not only has a sparkling personality but also has a vast amount of knowledge about the rice industry and genealogy. I wish I could have spent the entire day just listening to her stories. She is a gem of a person – exceptional in every way.”