Excitement Builds in St. Helena Island for the 2nd Annual Fort Fremont Harvest Festival
If you’re in St. Helena Island, mark your calendars because the 2nd Annual Fort Fremont Harvest Festival is just around the corner! Set to take place on Sunday, November 3, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, this delightful event promises a fun-filled afternoon for everyone in the family. The festival will be held at the Fort Fremont Preserve, located at 1124 Land’s End Road.
Step Back in Time to 1910
1910. The festival won’t just be about enjoying the beautiful South Carolina outdoors; it will also feature
period games designed for kids and adults alike. To complete the atmosphere, you can expect to see
people dressed in era-appropriate costumes who will be welcoming you at Edwardian Fort Fremont.
What Can You Expect?
bigger and better than last year! Expect to see more favorite local food vendors than ever before, serving up delicious offerings to satisfy your taste buds. Many area non-profits will be showcasing
history displays, including an exciting demonstration on the
Carolina rice culture. There will also be plenty of hands-on activities for all to participate in. You can look forward to fun projects like
decorating your own hat and crafting
corn husk dolls. It’s a fantastic way to engage with history while having a great time!
Don’t Miss the Fort Fremont Baseball Team
famous Fort Fremont baseball team might even make an appearance during the festival. Imagine the thrill of watching a vintage baseball game while enjoying the festivities!
Getting There and More
free shuttle service provided from
Land’s End Woodlands Road, which is just one mile from the Preserve. This makes it easier for everyone to join in on the fun without worrying about parking.
A Little History About Fort Fremont
1898 during the Spanish-American War as a coastal defense for Port Royal Sound and Parris Island Naval Station. The
18-acre site is now a passive park owned by Beaufort County, showcasing a stunning
mixed hardwood forest, picturesque walking trails, and remains of historic batteries. Plus, there’s a
History Center that features a diorama and period artifacts, making it easy to explore the fort’s fascinating history.
Visiting the Preserve
dawn to dusk every day of the week. However, the
History Center exhibit hall is open specifically on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, staffed by the dedicated volunteers from
Friends of Fort Fremont.
Join the Fun!
For more information about the festival, you can visit the Fort Fremont website. We can’t wait to step back in time and enjoy a harvest festival full of charm and community spirit!