South Carolina at Night
Season 2 Episode 1 | 4m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
When the sun sets on the palmetto state, an entirely new world is unveiled.
From the Sky has featured some of the most striking landscapes and vantage points in South Carolina. But what if this was only half of the picture? When the sun sets on the palmetto state, an entirely new world is unveiled in a dazzling spectacle. Now, it’s time to see the other half of the picture and travel from city to coast, shedding a new light on South Carolina… From the Sky!
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From the Sky is a local public television program presented by SCETV
Support for this program is provided by The ETV Endowment of South Carolina.
South Carolina at Night
Season 2 Episode 1 | 4m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
From the Sky has featured some of the most striking landscapes and vantage points in South Carolina. But what if this was only half of the picture? When the sun sets on the palmetto state, an entirely new world is unveiled in a dazzling spectacle. Now, it’s time to see the other half of the picture and travel from city to coast, shedding a new light on South Carolina… From the Sky!
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship♪ So far, we've flown from the swampy marshlands of the low country to the summits of the Blue Ridge Mountains seeing some the most striking landscapes in South Carolina.
But what if this was only half of the picture?
♪ When the sun sets on the palmetto state, an entirely new world is unveiled in a dazzling spectacle.
♪ Now, it's time to see the other half of the picture and travel from city to coast, shedding a new light on South Carolina... From the Sky!
♪ ♪ From The Sky opening ♪ ♪ Visible for miles, the Myrtle Beach SkyWheel brilliantly illuminates the coastline.
Opening in 2011, the SkyWheel was the second tallest Ferris wheel in North America and now has become an icon of the Grand Strand, operating year-round.
Towering at 187 feet, the observation wheel is the perfect place to get a view of the Atlantic and down the boulevard.
At night, over one million LED lights display a spectacular and vibrant array of colors.
Completely customizable, these lights have also been used to signify major holidays, honor first responders, and even announce gender reveals.
It's no wonder why the Myrtle Beach SkyWheel is one of the most popular attractions in South Carolina.
♪ Further down the coast in Murrells inlet, Brookgreen Gardens comes to life during their annual "“Night of a Thousand Candles"” event.
♪ The magnificent sculptures and live oaks are decorated with countless shimmering lights and over 2700 hand-lit candles throughout the garden.
The breathtaking light show has gained notoriety being awarded "“Best Botanical Garden Holiday Lights"”, by USA Today and, "“Best Christmas Lights in South Carolina"”, by Travel and Leisure Magazine.
The holiday event has become one of the most beloved attractions for families and visitors over the past 22 years.
♪ Whether it's the draped low-hanging oaks that illuminate the walkways or the highly wrought labyrinths that seem endless, the Night of a Thousand Candles is truly something magical.
♪ Moving inland, the city of Columbia skyline is a beacon of light in central South Carolina.
♪ After the sun sets, skyscrapers and street lamps brightly glow in preparation for the city's bustling nightlife.
♪ There's one time of year, however, that's a little busier than others.
Since 1869, the South Carolina State Fair has been a beloved festivity and local tradition for South Carolinians, seeing nearly 500,000 visitors each year.
♪ Originally located downtown on Elmwood Avenue, the fair moved to its current location of Rosewood Drive in 1904.
At night, the carnival rides and concessions stands light up complimenting the food and screams in an ambiance that is one-of-a-kind.
♪ The 10-day event is also dedicated to its mission of education, providing $300,000 in scholarships to students each year, ♪ In the dark, South Carolina is still a shining light of beauty, fascination, and thrills.
♪ It's nocturnal attractions and nightly events are quite astonishing when you get so see them... From the Sky!
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From the Sky is a local public television program presented by SCETV
Support for this program is provided by The ETV Endowment of South Carolina.