You are cordially invited to a special evening

Holiday Tour of The William Aiken House

in Historic Downtown Charleston

Monday, December 13, 2004

7pm-8pm ~ Tour of William Aiken House, 456 King Street

8pm-until  ~ Dinner at Fish Restaurant, 442 King Street

Enjoy hot cider as you learn about the beautifully restored historic home festively decorated for the holidays, followed by a private three course dinner at Fish Restaurant with music by harpist Allison Carrigan.  Each guest will also receive a special gift from Piccolo Spoleto.

~ $100 per guest ~

Reservations are required as event is limited to 20 guests.  Please call (843) 853-1810 and visit www.fishrestaurant for more information on this and other tours.

Proceeds from the evening will benefit the outreach programs of the

Piccolo Spoleto Festival

Spoletto Festival Announces 2005 Schedule

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PLANTATION DAYS

Middleton Place

http://www.middletonplace.org

(Highway 61), just 14 miles northwest of Charleston

4300 Ashley River Road.

                          Lake Marion

The Santee Resort  at Lake Marion has one of the largest Banquet Facilities in the Lake Marion area. If you are planning a fishing/ hunting/ golfing  retreat, meeting, training seminar, convention, trade show or other function, The Santee Resort is the perfect place. The tropical pool area is also a great setting for a family reunion, wedding, reception, or party.           

Santee Resort, North Santee, SC,  Exit 102 off of I-95

               Toll free  1-866-892-4694

              The South Carolina Aquarium

Charleston’s South Carolina Aquarium is housed in a newly built facility on the shore of the Cooper River near the  downtown area. The aquarium’s exhibits and displays are designed to take visitors from the Mountains, through the Piedmont country to the coastal plain and salt marshes then into deep ocean habitat. An escalator ride to the second floor where the tour begins is made special by a sculpture of stylized aluminum birds that fly overhead, the length of the building. Displays are innovative, informative and entertaining. The mountains of South Carolina are interpreted in an open-to-the-elements arboretum on the Aquarium’s second level. When it rains outside, rain falls naturally through overhead screening onto a mountain forest.