Hopsewee Tickets

Take a guided tour of the home and learn about the rich history of Hopsewee, its previous and current families, and the enslaved who lived and worked on the plantation

Archeological discoveries at Hopsewee Plantation have allowed us to expand the narrative for the lives of the Hopsewee enslaved people through our new museum.

Sweetgrass basket making was brought to the South Carolina Lowcountry by enslaved people who were taken from West Africa.

Experience the magic of creating with all-natural indigo! Learn about indigo here at the home of indigo baron and Winyah Indigo Society’s first president, Thomas Lynch, Sr.!

Arrive for Wine by the River and enjoy drinks and freshly made, seasonal hors d’oeuvres by the river! Our riverside setting overlooks the majestic North Santee and is surrounded by moss-draped live oaks.

Go back in time and experience Haunted Tales at Hopsewee Plantation, presenting stories of Author and storyteller Elizabeth Robertson Huntsinger.

Author and storyteller Elizabeth Robertson Huntsinger will present traditions of Rice Plantation Christmas as she share stories in the cabins and in the plantation house.

Enjoy a Holiday Tea Service with short stories presented by Traveling Literary Theater.

Spend time with one of our local Cultural Historians who grew up in the Lowcountry of South Carolina.