Southeastern Wildlife Exposition returns tomorrow, Feb. 13 and the annual event has the Holy City seeing camo. Here are a few ways to enhance your SEWE experience or get in on the fun if you’re not attending.
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Fiat Lux at Hotel Bennett
Tomorrow, Feb. 13 head to this rooftop oyster roast that offers a stunning view from above. Enjoy freshly shucked and roasted oysters and signature cocktails.
The Swamp Fox at the Francis Marion Hotel
After you see the Birds of Prey Flight Demo at Marion Square, cross King Street for a special SEWE meal at this historic hotel.
The Grocery
After a long day downtown, finish the day off at a spot on Upper King Street. The dining room offers a relaxed place to settle in after a full day on your feet.
Try This
Puppies in the Window
It might just be the cutest SEWE tradition, we’re talking Puppies in the Window. Head to M. Dumas and Sons from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to meet adoptable puppies from the Charleston Animal Society. Did you know? There are in-store adoptions available daily.
Vendor Pop-Ups
Head to Hotel Richemont’s courtyard, to browse work from wildlife photographer Lillie Sauls on Thursday, Feb. 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and feather accessories from Plume & Co on Friday, Feb. 13 from 1 to 4 p.m.
Duck Calling Contest
Join Hotel Bennett on Saturday, Feb. 14 at The Blind on Gabrielle Plaza for a celebration devoted to all things duck. Don’t miss the outdoor bar and on-site shopping from Brackish and Marsh & Magnolia.
SEWE Send-Off
Don’t stop the party. On Sunday, Feb. 15 head to The Waverly for live music from The Midnight City, bourbon, and the CHS Wagyu experience.
Looking for a keepsake? Blade and Bow x SEWE engraved bottles are available for purchase at Burris Liquor Store downtown, Bottles Beverage Superstore in Mount Pleasant, and Gibby’s Bottle Shop in West Ashley.
No tickets, no worries. If you want to attend an official SEWE event, remember, tickets are not required to experience the event at Marion Square.
