Georgetown, SC, May 26, 2026 – The Georgetown County SC 250, a committee of local organizations and volunteers focused on celebrating and promoting Georgetown County’s role in the American Revolution, is hosting Carolina Days Celebration, a series of events from June 27 to July 5, 2026 to educate, engage, and inspire residents and visitors about our rich history.
There are seven events scheduled in June and July:
June 27 – Celebrate Carolina / Made in Carolina. Don’t miss attending the Georgetown Growers Market for the opening ceremony to kick off the week-long Carolina Days Celebration to mark the nation’s 250th birthday. The Colonial-themed event will feature the presentation of the Colors by the Georgetown Fire Department Color Guard, patriotic music, and speeches by local dignitaries. A Large copy of the Declaration of Independence will be available for all to sign.
June 28 – Carolina Day. This evening commemorative program will start at Francis Marion Park in downtown Georgetown to honor the famous Battle of Fort Sullivan with a procession to Joseph Rainey Park, where the Charters of Freedom will be discussed.
June 29 – Explore Georgetown. Spend a day exploring Georgetown County’s museums and historic sites to learn about the history, stories, and people that helped shape the American Revolution. Special programs and/or discounted admission will be offered. See event details for the list of participating venues.
June 30 – Carolina Kids. A Fox Hunt is coming to Georgetown! Don’t miss out on the fun-filled day at the Kaminski House Museum for the Foxes on Front ribbon cutting, hands-on kids’ activities, and the inaugural Foxes on Front “Fox” hunt.
July 2 – Honor Georgetown. This event will recognize Revolutionary-era veterans and historical gravesites throughout Georgetown County, including a commemoration program and special tour at Prince George Winyah historical graveyard where 13 Revolutionary War veterans are buried. Learn what life was like in Georgetown during their time.
July 4 – 1976 Georgetown Time Capsule Opening. As part of the county’s United USA 250th anniversary celebration, officials will open the 1976 time capsule at 9:30 a.m. in County Council Chambers at the historic courthouse. Members of the public are welcome to attend and observe.
July 4 – Independence Day Celebration. Enjoy a lively patriotic evening on the lawn of the Kaminski House for Georgetown’s annual July 4th Concert on the Lawn. Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, and family to enjoy a fun and festive night under the summer sky.
July 5 – The Great Georgetown Cookout! This free community cookout is modeled after America’s Potluck, but without the potluck dishes! This event is an opportunity for neighbors to come together to share a communal meal with hamburgers and hot dogs, that invites us to slow down, serve others, and connect with others.
Visit Georgetown 250 Events Listing for dates, times, location, and additional details for the June and July events.
Additional events are being planned for the remainder of 2026 and 2027, including Lafayette Days, June 12-13, 2027, to highlight that Georgetown is the only place that can claim to be where Marquis de Lafayette first set foot in America. A ball, landing reenactment, and parade are being planned as part of a globally recognized event to honor the beginning of Lafayette’s journey into American history.