Carodel Photography/ B. Marcum What is Carolina Day?Carolina Day is the annual commemoration of the Battle of Sullivan's Island that occurred on June 28, 1776. Fort Moultrie hosts Carolina Day events annually on the weekend closest to June 28. During this weekend, the park hosts living historians, historic weapons demonstrations, ranger programs, and other activities. Below is a listing of Carolina Day activities and Freedom 250 commemorative events.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Carolina Day CommemorationSaturday and Sunday, June 27-28, 2026This is a fee-free weekend. No site fees will apply during this event. This year marks the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Sullivan's Island. Living historians in period clothing will portray both Patriot and British soldiers and civilians to help visitors understand and learn about life in 1776. Historic Weapons DemonstrationsJoin living historians for historic musket and artillery firing demonstrations. Presentations by Park Rangers and Living HistoriansJoin a park ranger or living historian to learn more about the Battle of Sullivan's Island. History RowWalk up ranger and historical stations provide hands-on activities for visitors of all ages!
NPS Photo/N. Boyd All Day Events 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.mHistory Row and Interactive ActivitiesActivities include:
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Check back later this spring for an updated schedule of events._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Freedom 250National Park Service Site Events
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Last updated: February 9, 2026