Upcoming Events at Southeastern Wildlife Exposition
Fri Feb 17, 9:00 AM - Sun Feb 19, 5:00 PM
211 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401
Community: Charleston Place
Description
SEWE is a three-day showcase of everything we love about wildlife and nature. It brings together people of all ages, men and women, sportsmen and conservationists, artists and artisans, fans and families.
Event Details
Through an incredible lineup of events – from fine art exhibits, conservation education, sporting demonstrations and parties, SEWE invites us all to explore our “wild” side and pay tribute to our naturally beautiful world.
Throughout the weekend, be sure to catch these exciting events and more:
Gallery hours in Charleston Place
DockDogs in Brittlebank Park
Birds of Prey Flight Demos in Marion Square
Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Show in the Gaillard
Chef, Fly Fishing + Retriever Demos
The Orianne Society in Marion Square
Jeff Corwin from the Animal Planet in the Gaillard
Audobon the Film in the Gaillard
Full schedule here: http://sewe.com/events
About SEWE: The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition was established in 1982; the first Exposition was in February 1983. Since then, SEWE has grown from 100 exhibitors and 5,000 attendees to the largest event of its kind in the nation. Today, an average of 40,000 attendees come to see more than 500 artists, exhibitors and wildlife experts from around the world.
Throughout the weekend, be sure to catch these exciting events and more:
Gallery hours in Charleston Place
DockDogs in Brittlebank Park
Birds of Prey Flight Demos in Marion Square
Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Show in the Gaillard
Chef, Fly Fishing + Retriever Demos
The Orianne Society in Marion Square
Jeff Corwin from the Animal Planet in the Gaillard
Audobon the Film in the Gaillard
Full schedule here: http://sewe.com/events
About SEWE: The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition was established in 1982; the first Exposition was in February 1983. Since then, SEWE has grown from 100 exhibitors and 5,000 attendees to the largest event of its kind in the nation. Today, an average of 40,000 attendees come to see more than 500 artists, exhibitors and wildlife experts from around the world.
