Holiday Stroll

        

Summerville Bed & Breakfast Association Holiday Stroll

Thursday, December 7th, 2023

Summerville, SC

In celebration of the holiday season, the Summerville Bed and Breakfast Association will host a Holiday Stroll on December 7th, 2023. This event will offer several different bed and breakfasts where attendees can experience the magic of the season in Summerville’s most beautiful spaces.

With expected Summerville southern hospitality, each of the hosts will offer unique delectables and memorable experiences as you enjoy the most charming town in the South. Trolleys (Lowcountry Trolley) will transport guests from home to home and run routes at two different ticket times. The trolley will depart from *Katie’s Krops Flagship Garden at Crossroads Community Church (CCC) – 505 Gahagan Rd. Summerville.

Ticketing Information:
Ticket Times: 4:00pm, 6:00pm
70 Tickets are available per session, with 35 people allowed per trolley.
$60 per ticket, $100 per couple.
Children 12 and over are welcome at full ticket price. Rain or shine, no pets allowed.

4:00 Tickets Can be Purchased Here

6:00 Tickets Can be Purchased Here

Proceeds benefit the local non-profit Katie’s Krops.

This event is not handicap accessible. Ticket holders may choose to drive to bed & breakfasts. Public Restrooms are located near Town Hall and Crossroads Community Church. There will be no public restrooms in the houses on tour. Public viewing areas are determined individually by each homeowner.

 

Participating Bed & Breakfasts:
Flowertown Bed & Breakfast – 710 South Main
Caroline’s Bed & Breakfast – 705 South Magnolia
Magnolia Suites – 115 South Magnolia
Chick Inn on Main – 814 S Main St
Flowertown Charm – 225 Stallsville Loop
Katie’s Krops Flagship Garden at Crossroads Community Church (CCC) – 505 Gahagan Rd.

 

* Katie’s Krops started in Katie’s backyard and has now grown to over 100 gardens growing across the United States in 30 states. Every Katie’s Krops Garden is youth-run. Thousands of children across the country are getting their hands dirty working to end hunger in their communities.