Best Arts and Culture Places in Edisto Beach

"The Rhett Gallery, located at 901 Bay Street in Downtown Beaufort, was founded by Billy and Nancy Rhett in 1981 when they realized a need to find a home for their beloved antique maps and natural history maps. Stop by to view all of the beautiful pieces that the Rhetts have collected throughout the years and get a taste of Downtown Beaufort’s history!. Rhett Gallery | 901 Bay Street, Beaufort, SC"

"This unique gallery features wood carvings, paintings and other artwork, including old maps, collectables and Civil War era memorabilia. Located on Bay Street, it's easy to find and conveniently located near some of the town's best galleries and shops."

"921 Ribaut Rd. | Beaufort (843) 379-2787 Visit Website"

"Branning Fine Art is an exhibit of Lowcountry Black and White Fine Art Photographic images. Featuring the work of Artist Andrew Branning. Each piece is custom printed using a 7 black ink process and then framed by Andrew."

"Stop by the Beaufort Art Association (BAA) to view the diverse talents of the Beaufort locals!. Created over 15 years ago, the BAA is a non-profit designed to encourage, support and provide opportunities for the growth of all members."

"This park is located in downtown Beaufort along the waters of the Beaufort River. View The multi-acre park provides a breathtaking view of the Beaufort River, the Woods Memorial Bridge, the western tip of Lady's Island, the eastern side of Port Royal Island and the northern tip of Parris Island. The park was constructed along the Beaufort River / Intracoastal Waterway in the middle 1970s and was renovated in 2006 to 2008."

"Off Bay Street, this park is a great place to survey the scene. Trendy restaurants and bars overlook these seven beautifully landscaped…"

"This drive thru was crazy busy for a Monday afternoon but got our drinks fast by ordering ahead and picking u..."

"Coursen-Tate Memorial Park is off of Springfield Road on Lady’s Island and boasts soccer and baseball fields and a nice playground too. Photo ESPB/Ty Snowden. Tucked away on Lady’s Island at 9 Springfield Road, is the Coursen-Tate Memorial Park."