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Announced: SC Aquarium’s annual Sea Life by Starlight

A magical night at the South Carolina Aquarium to support the sea turtles? Yes, please.

October 20, 2022 • 
South Carolina Aquarium, Stephanie Rogers
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Claim your golden ticket.

Photo provided by the South Carolina Aquarium

The South Carolina Aquarium announced a new event to support the sea turtles, and it’s going to be one shell of a good time, Charleston.

Sea Life by Starlight will transform the Aquarium into a colorful, festive gala to raise funds for the Sea Turtle Care Center™, which rescues and rehabilitates injured and sick sea turtles along the SC coast.

Here are the deets:

  • When: Sat., December 10 from 8-11 p.m.
  • Where: South Carolina Aquarium
  • What: Full bar, light bites + dessert, silent auction and dancing
  • Tickets: $95 for general admission; $85 for aquarium members; $135 for VIP (limited space available)

Pro tip: Snag VIP tickets for extra perks, including an exciting cocktail competition, exclusive light bites and quality time with sea turtle patients.

Get your tickets. 🐢*

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