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April 24 2025 |
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With Season 3 of Netflix’s “Outer Banks” on the horizon, we put together this list of some of the most iconic filming spots of the show around Charleston — along with fun facts + history.
The show, largely filmed in the Lowcountry, follows a group of teenagers from the Outer Banks of North Carolina as they encounter mystery, murder, and treasure. With no release date yet for the new season, we’re taking the edge off while you wait with this treasure hunt, if you will.
We created a map of 11 filming locations around the Lowcountry — heads up, this is not a comprehensive list. Grab your compass + go exploring. |
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Follow this map to complete your quest. | Graphic by 6AM City |
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Kiawah Island Golf Resort, 1 Sanctuary Beach Dr., Kiawah Island |
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Play a round of golf on the Ocean Course + grab lunch at the club house. | Photo by @homeintwogolf |
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Lowndes Grove, 266 Margaret St. |
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Sarah's home was set in Figure Eight, the wealthier side of Kildare Island. | Photo by @thehappybloom |
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Used for: This scenic property serves as Sarah Cameron’s family home on the waterfront.
History: The main house was built circa 1786 and converted into an event venue after it was purchased by Patrick Properties in the late 2000s, often booked for weddings today.
Charleston Gaillard Center, 95 Calhoun St. |
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Grab tickets to see a show in July at the Charleston Gaillard Center. | Photo by @dmsarchitects |
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For all of you local film buffs, check out our guide to The Notebook filming locations in Charleston. Use the button below to continue the adventure with more "Outer Banks" filming spots around the Lowcountry. |
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Today -
Charleston Battery vs. Atlanta United 2 | Wed., June 29 | 6-9:30 p.m. | Patriots Point | $12+ | Celebrate hump day at Patriots Point with $2 beers all night during the Battery's midweek matchup against Southeastern rivals Atlanta United 2. ⚽ *
Thursday -
Acoustic Guitar Series at Waterfront Park | Thurs., June 30 | 4:30-7:30 p.m. | The Waterfront Park, 1 River Landing Dr., Daniel Island | Free | It’s the last night of this acoustic music series — head over to hear local singer Zandrina perform live while overlooking the Wando River.
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Liberty Doctors Job Fair | Thu., June 30 | 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | Quality Healthcare Development, 8761 Dorchester Rd. Ste. 230, North Charleston | Free | Liberty Doctors is hiring CMAs and front desk staff at multiple locations — bring an application and be ready for on-site interviews.*
Friday -
First Friday Town Market on James Island | Fri., July 1 | 6-9 p.m. | James Island Town Hall, 1122 Dills Bluff Rd. | Free
| Kick off the weekend with a night market featuring 60 local vendors, food trucks, live music, a jump castle, petting zoo + “The Little Rascals” on the big screen at dusk.
Saturday -
Fourth of July Fireworks | Sat., July 2 | 6-10 p.m. | Moncks Corner Regional Recreation Complex, 418 E. Main St., Moncks Corner | Free | Celebrate Independence Day weekend with a vendor market, food trucks, live music, face painting + a firework show starting at 9:30 p.m. 🎇
Sunday -
Hatha and Hops | Sun., July 3 | 11-11:45 a.m. | Two Blokes Brewing, 547 Long Point Rd., Mt. Pleasant | $12+ | Start your Sunday with an all-levels yoga class led by beertender and certified yoga instructor Kristen Kos + stick around for pints of beer — reservations required.
Monday -
Annual Fourth of July Fireworks Blast | Mon., July 4 | 6-10 p.m. | Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum, 40 Patriots Point Rd., Mt. Pleasant | Free | Celebrate Independence Day overlooking the Charleston Harbor during an evening of live music, food trucks, and a fireworks show.
Tuesday -
Movie in the Park | Tues., July 5 | 9 p.m. | Night Heron Park Soccer Field, 4000 Sea Forrest Dr., Kiawah Island | Free | Make your way to the park to catch a free showing of “The Goonies.” 📽️
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Weather - 83º | Thunderstorms | 68% chance of rain ⛈️
Sunrise + sunset - Rise: 6:13 a.m.
- Set: 8:33 p.m.
Tide -
Low: 3:01 a.m. + 2:55 p.m.
- High: 9:00 a.m. + 9:19 p.m.
Civic -
On Mon., July 11, the Charleston County Planning Commission plans to discuss Andell West, a proposed commercial planned development located by Freshfields Village. The development will include a full-size grocery store, check it out
here. You can submit a comment + live stream the meeting on the county website.
Festival - Two music festivals are coming to the Woodlands Nature Reserve this fall. The first-ever License 2 Chill reggae rock fest is happening Sat., Oct. 1 — see the lineup. This year’s
Resonance Music & Arts Festival featuring electronic music will take place from Thurs., Sept. 15-Sat., Sept. 17 — find out who's performing. 🎶
Biz -
Five Charleston startups made The Tech Tribune's 2022 list of "Best Tech Startups in South Carolina" —
No. 1 AmplifiedAg, No. 4 Atlatl Software, No. 6 Case Status, No. 7 Punch List, and No. 9 BlinkTBI. The list also includes CHStoday's parent company 6AM City at No. 8. (The Tech Tribune)
Environment - The
Coastal Expeditions Foundation will conduct an awareness campaign to protect Crab Bank —
an island + bird sanctuary — with the support of local businesses Island Brands, Rheos Eyeware, and Freefly Apparel. The three brands are contributing $15,000 to the cause. Donate to the foundation. 🪶 (WCSC)
Question - Any recommendations for
the best places to live in Charleston for ages 55+? Share them here. Thanks for the question, reader Dennis D. 🏘️
History - Community members recently commemorated the 246th anniversary
of the Battle of Sullivan’s Island at Town Hall Plaza on Sullivan’s Island. The battle, which occurred on June 28, 1776, is remembered as
Carolina Day. Read the history. (Charleston City Paper)
Real Estate - NAI Charleston announced that
two buildings at Clements Ferry Park, a new retail and flex development off Clements Ferry Road, are fully pre-leased by Charleston Custom Carts, C.A.R.S., and office + warehouse users. Both buildings plan to deliver by the end of July.
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On Monday, the Charleston team headed to Mexican-inspired taqueria Taco Boy + dug into tacos and frozen cocktails on the colorful patio — which has plenty of picnic tables and lounge seating.
What’s new: The downtown eatery now serves brunch on weekends — we want that scrambled egg + cheese breakfast taco. Now break out the birthday candles — the Folly Beach location recently turned 16. 🎂
Getting there: Visit at 217 Huger St. downtown (pro tip: snag a parking spot in the lot next to the restaurant), 106 E. Ashley Ave. on Folly Beach, and 106 Front St. in Summerville.
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