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Experience an illuminated underwater wonderland at the South Carolina Aquarium

The South Carolina Aquarium transforms into a sea of sparkle during Aquarium Aglow, Charleston’s brightest holiday event.

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During this seasonal spectacular, the Aquarium’s underwater inhabitants provide an enchanting holiday experience unlike any other.

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The South Carolina Aquarium is lighting up the holidays with Aquarium Aglow, returning brighter than ever this season.

Beginning Friday, Nov. 21, guests are invited to experience the Aquarium after dark, transformed into a shimmering sea of light and color. Wander through glowing galleries, snap festive photos, enjoy sweet seasonal treats, and even spot Scuba Claus swimming by. Perfect for families, date nights, and anyone craving a little wonder, Aquarium Aglow is Charleston’s most unforgettable holiday tradition.

With select nights from Nov. 21–Dec. 30, there’s no better time to make a splash this season.

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