So so so happy we stopped in this special museum! Not only is the staff incredibly kind and…read moreknowledgable, but the collection and exhibits are fascinating. We learned so much about Georgetown and America in general. Also, they have a wonderful gift shop filled with locally made treasures that truly top off the whole experience. Highly recommend!

Many visits to Georgetown walking past the Kaminski House Museum and finally had the opportunity to…read morebook a scheduled tour on a recent visit. The docent provided historical details of the home and its past owners during the guided tour and was extremely knowledgeable and able to answer all questions asked by our small group of 6. Pricing is reasonable for the tour and the info provided. So glad we had time to stop by and step back in time at the Kaminski House Museum. It is a time capsule from a time long past and maintained in a magnificent fashion by the caretakers. The museum features unique gifts, educational programs, historical exhibits, beautiful antiques, and special events. Kaminski House is a wonderful stop, offering insight into society over the last 200 years. The tour is approximately 1 hour long

Spent the one hour tour of this small estate with our British guide who neglected to give us the…read moreGeorgetown whitewashed history of slavery, but then again the focus was the last owners of this property, and the house itself. Tour was way to long and our guide story telling exhausted me!

Stopped at the Gullah Museum and had a great time. It's self guided and very informational…read more Recommend.

What a wonderful experience! An impactful museum created and curated by local historians. If you…read morehave any interest regional history and culture, do yourself a favor and visit. No fee but they welcome donations!

Found this place by chance. We were looking for a rice plantation to buy the rice mentioned on GMA…read morebut could not find one. While driving home on Hwy 17 going through Georgetown I saw a sign that said Rice Museum. Yippee . Next thing I know we are in this historic section. The Rice Museum has many steps, and I have a bad back and hip right now so we could not go on the tour but we did get to look around the gift shop area. The gentleman working this shop/museum was so nice and friendly. I bought my rice and he made sure I was aware of how to store it....in the freezer. Who would have thought? (2 lb bag $14.95 and a 1 lb bag 10.95) They also have a yellow and a brown rice. The whole area is cute. If you are driving through pull off and stop and look around. You will be delighted.

Very happy we decided to wait for a tour in this special museum. The guide was so knowledgable and…read moreoffered such a unique perspective on the history of rice, Georgetown, and America in general. Fascinating collection and exhibits, and a unique behind-the-scenes look at the lovely clock tower. Highly recommend!

The Original Hammock Shop was a pretty cool hammock and souvenir store, and I'm glad that I stopped…read morein on my way out of town. I loved the room full of hammocks hanging from the ceiling, as well as their station that sold homemade butter fudge. I also loved their selection of unique figurines, elegant wild chimes, and ceramic turtles! On the other hand, their clothing, hats, and some other miscellaneous items were a good bit more expensive than other places I saw at Pawley's, so I'd be conscious of that. I'd definitely recommend stopping in, but at least be sure to compare prices!

My friend had visited this store years ago and could not wait to visit again. They have anything…read moreyou can want in hammocks and patio chairs and tables made of 100% no wood material. I saw some sun hats and made my way and found a couple that caught my eye. They were reasonably priced and I found one that I really liked. It had no bling, plain and an adjustable band inside and at $15 it was a steal. I have been searching all over and no one can compare. The only downside is finding a mirror. The only one I could find was a small one way in the back of the store which is why the four star. The music playing is the store is 100% all you would need is a little wine and I could spend all day there. The employees were 100% customer focused and customer oriented and the best customer service I have seen so for.

I had a lovely visit to this antique shop. It is actually huge with every category of item! Prices…read moreranged from affordable to a little expensive but I expected even higher prices since Georgetown is such a nice and touristy type of area. Linda was working in the day I visited and she made the trip even more special. I picked up an adorable copper cookie cutter/hanging hook for my mom. I will definitely stop back because there was so much to see!

This place is PACKED with goodies to find! I found a lot of great treasures here and will be back!read more

We had breakfast at Thomas' and walked nextdoor to view the art…read more The owner ( I think) was extremely friendly and helped us look and eventually find 2 prints to bring home. There are other galleries in town, but we found this one easily. Every gallery has it's 'tone'? That which makes it a little different. The tone here appealed to both of us. I would recommend taking the few minutes needed to look and see.

Beautiful pieces of different styles. They have oil, watercolor, photography, and even some jewelry…read morepieces created by local artists. They even have some art pieces printed on note cards!! I bought two pieces (one watercolor and photography). I can't wait to hang them and post them to their Facebook page. I would post the video but the app doesn't allow videos anymore I guess. I'll post the photos once I hang them in my place.

The Strand Theater on Front Street in Georgetown is a beautiful and historic theater in the middle…read moreof everything and provides a good experience as an event venue. I like the design and feel of the theater and how everything is organized. This place has a unique vibe that is fun to experience as everything has been well preserved and taken care of over the years. I had a good time here and was happy to be able to be a part of it.

Good theater that's nonprofit and runned good local people but don't go in hungry there is no food…read moreor drinks allowed.they also have performing arts there so if that's your type of thing inquire further.