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President Biden to visit Kiawah for vacation 08/10. No public schedule has been released.

Aug 10

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🦩 NEW CO-OP LOCATION: The Co-Op Frosé and Eatery is expanding to Kiawah and is set to open its third location at the Freshfields Village at 165 Village Green Lane. The island café, that originally opened on Sullivan’s Island in 2012 and has since expanded to Isle of Palms, will now also call Kiawah home, serving their gourmet sandwiches, coffee and famous frosé. The Co-Op Kiawah will officially open its doors on May 1. Just in time for warmer beach weather, patrons can get excited about ordering to-go frosé from The Co-Op Kiawah or dining inside the restaurant. The third location will have an outdoor patio with 24 seats and additional outdoor seating next door. “I could not be more excited to be opening out on Kiawah this spring,” said Jess Patterson,Co-Op owner. “Our family loves vacationing out on Kiawah and now we get to be part of this amazing Village. See you this spring!”

May 1, 10am - 5pm

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A One-Stop-Shop Vacation - There is something magical about pulling up to Kiawah Island, rolling down the windows, and letting a welcome committee of live oaks draped in Spanish moss greet you. That’s how Charlotte, North Carolina, makeup artist and content creator Lindsey Regan Thorne describes the scene that heralded her family’s September arrival to the South Carolina Sea Island. In partnership with Garden & Gun, the Thornes spent one dreamy weekend inhaling the salt air, shopping, and relaxing with one another.

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Looking to #ExploreCharleston ?! Be sure to add Kiawah to your list! Gorgeous views, shopping, restaurant, spa - everything you need!

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😍S'CUTE: Kiawah Island’s first bobcat den of 2022 has been found. On April 12, the Town’s biologists, Jim Jordan and Aaron Given collared bobcat 550, an adult female, alongside her den with two male kittens near 25 Ocean Course Dr.

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Kiawah Island extends over 15 kilometers of beach and dunes, which provide important functions. These functions include protection against storms from the highest areas, a habitat for a wide variety of plant and animal species, a meeting and nesting place for sea turtles, and of course, a place with many opportunities to enjoy its waters, beaches and activities.

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45 mins from downtown...miles and miles of running and biking trails. Beautiful trees and wildlife...plenty of resort style options to grab breakfast 🥞 afterwards. Very family friendly trails...wide and safe.

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Bohicket Marina to Folly Beach boat run-halfway point at the Sanctuary.

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JULY 4th FLYOVER: Did you see the flyover today to celebrate the 4th of July?! ✈️ 💥 🇺🇸

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🇺🇸CELEBRATE THE 4TH OF JULY: 6PM-9:30PM. Head out to Night Heron Park to enjoy an event fun for the whole family. There will be live music, southern lawn games, inflatables, a photo booth, and crafts throughout the evening. Be sure to hang around for the fireworks show beginning promptly at 9:15pm. Admission is complimentary, no reservation required and there will be concessions available for purchase.

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💕S’CUTE: The second litter of bobcat kittens of the year has been discovered in Kiawah! Biologists microchipped them and this litter included 2 males and 1 female. The Town of Kiawah aims to protect these bobcats as they play a vital role in the ecosystem and pose no threat to humans. For example, they keep the rat and mice population under control 👍

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🐢 SEA TURTLE INVENTORY: Kiawah’s sea turtle nest inventory wrapped up on Sunday morning and they found 347 nests this year, which is up from 342 found in 2020. Of the 347 nests, 191 stayed where they laid and 156 relocated to avoid poor locations. The turtles deposited nearly 40,000 eggs on the beach this summer.

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21ST ANNUAL KIAWAH ARTS ETC. ART AND HOUSE TOUR - Get an inside look at the elegant decor, stunning architecture, unique artwork and island views of 5 Kiawah homes never before opened to the public. An online auction of impressive original art and other premium items will run in conjunction with the tour. Proceeds support arts programs for the youth of John’s and Wadmalaw Islands. Tickets are $75. For more information on tickets, the auction and donations, visit www.kiawahartsetc.org.

Apr 14, 1pm - 5pm