Location
876 Kiawah Island Parkway
Kiawah Island, South Carolina 29455
United States
Date & Time
6:00pm EDT - 10:00pm EDT
About This Event
Get Wild for a Good Cause
Raise a glass, raise the paddle, and raise the roof—it’s time for the Bobcat Bash! Join friends, neighbors, and fellow nature lovers for an unforgettable evening that blends celebration with conservation in the heart of our Sea Islands.
This year, we’re celebrating nearly 30 years of protecting the wild beauty that surrounds us—from winding marshes and maritime forests to the incredible wildlife that calls this place home. What began in 1997 as a small but passionate land trust has grown into the Conservancy of the Sea Islands—and this special night is all about celebrating the impact you’ve helped make possible.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Mingo Point, the evening will be filled with coastal charm, lively energy, and meaningful moments that connect you to the mission.
Enjoy an unforgettable night featuring:
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Delicious fare including burgers, BBQ, and smoked chicken
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Open bar and soft drinks—cheers to conservation!
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Live music and dancing with Emerald Empire Band
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Inspiring stories of conservation and impact
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Raffle prizes, a chance to “adopt a bobcat,” and other fun ways to give back
Thursday, May 7, 2026
6-10 pm | Mingo Point
21+ Event
Whether you’re bidding, dancing, or simply soaking in the scenery, every moment supports the preservation of the landscapes we all love. Get your tickets now and be part of the Bash!
Thank you to our Bobcat Bash Sponsors
BRONZE SPONSOR
Anderson Insurance Associates
PURE Insurance
STAR SPONSOR
First National Bank
Camdens Architectural Group
Andell Inn
About This Event
Get Wild for a Good Cause
Raise a glass, raise the paddle, and raise the roof—it’s time for the Bobcat Bash! Join friends, neighbors, and fellow nature lovers for an unforgettable evening that blends celebration with conservation in the heart of our Sea Islands.
This year, we’re celebrating nearly 30 years of protecting the wild beauty that surrounds us—from winding marshes and maritime forests to the incredible wildlife that calls this place home. What began in 1997 as a small but passionate land trust has grown into the Conservancy of the Sea Islands—and this special night is all about celebrating the impact you’ve helped make possible.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Mingo Point, the evening will be filled with coastal charm, lively energy, and meaningful moments that connect you to the mission.
Enjoy an unforgettable night featuring:
-
Delicious fare including burgers, BBQ, and smoked chicken
-
Open bar and soft drinks—cheers to conservation!
-
Live music and dancing with Emerald Empire Band
-
Inspiring stories of conservation and impact
-
Raffle prizes, a chance to “adopt a bobcat,” and other fun ways to give back
Thursday, May 7, 2026
6-10 pm | Mingo Point
21+ Event
Whether you’re bidding, dancing, or simply soaking in the scenery, every moment supports the preservation of the landscapes we all love. Get your tickets now and be part of the Bash!
Thank you to our Bobcat Bash Sponsors
BRONZE SPONSOR
Anderson Insurance Associates
PURE Insurance
STAR SPONSOR
First National Bank
Camdens Architectural Group
Andell Inn
Getting There
Mingo Point
876 Kiawah Island Parkway
Kiawah Island, South Carolina 29455
United States
Location
876 Kiawah Island Parkway
Kiawah Island, South Carolina 29455
United States
Date & Time
6:00pm EDT - 10:00pm EDT
ABOUT THE CONSERVANCY
Conservancy of the Sea Islands is a land trust and leader in science-based education, environmental restoration, and conservation across Johns, Kiawah, and Seabrook Islands. Founded in 1997, we forever safeguard the lands, waters, and wildlife that define our distinct way of life. Working with property owners, community members, and a wide range of public and private partners, we forever protect vital assets and inspire residents and visitors alike to champion the land’s enduring legacy through meaningful, everyday actions.
Conservancy of the Sea Islands is an accredited land trust through the Land Trust Accreditation Commission, meeting the highest standards for protecting land forever. To date, we have preserved 86 properties totaling more than 3,887 acres of ecologically significant land across Johns, Kiawah, and Seabrook Islands.
Learn more at conservancyoftheseaislands.org.