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A mom, dad, and their two small kids under a large holiday light display.

Did you know? Aquarium members receive 20% off of regular ticket prices.

Photo provided by South Carolina Aquarium

Glow big or go home, CLT.

Aquarium Aglow returns to the South Carolina Aquarium on select nights from Thursday, Nov. 21 through Monday, Dec. 30.

Dive into the magic of the holidays in Charleston, SC with larger-than-life installations, plus:

  • Themed refreshments, including drinks for the 21+ crowd
  • Scuba Claus — the Holy City’s most unique Santa encounter
  • Photo ops (perfect for that last-minute holiday card)

Bonus: Proceeds from every ticket support animal care, education, conservation + sea turtle rehabilitation. Sea the lights.

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