Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in Charleston
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, known as SEWE, is a three-day nature and wildlife art show held each February across five downtown Charleston venues. Founded in 1983 and now in its fifth decade, SEWE combines a juried fine-art gallery with live birds-of-prey flight demonstrations, dog-sport competitions, and fly-fishing exhibitions, drawing around 35,000 visitors to what organizers call the largest event of its kind in the country.
Each February, five separate venues across downtown Charleston briefly turn into a single, sprawling celebration of wildlife art and outdoor sport.