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“Lowcountry: South Carolina Music in the Gullah Tradition” concert premieres June 2 at College of Charleston Cistern Yard with modern jazz and chamber music.

As the city of Georgetowns Main Street director, I would like to take the opportunity to set the record straight about the city of Georgetowns Arts and Cultural Commission and

"Only a few sing the old songs." And with the new album "Lowcountry," a consortium of Gullah-Geechee griots and musicians are coming together to sing those songs once again.

"Only a few sing the old songs." And with the new album "Lowcountry," a consortium of Gullah/Geechee griots and musicians are coming together to sing those songs once again.

The first festival was held near Myrtle Beach, offering everything from shrimp and grits to banana pudding.

The Town of Irmos 3rd annual Juneteenth Celebration attracted a large crowd Monday. Despite the threat of potentially unfavorable weather, attendees arrived at Irmo Community Park to celebrate and participate

The Town of Irmo is hosting its 3rd annual Juneteenth Celebration Monday, June 19, beginning at 4:45 pm in the Irmo Community Park. According to town officials, all planned events

Atlantic Beach’s Gullah Geechee Festival is coming up this weekend, bringing live music, a play, vendors and other social gatherings. It begins June 23 with a sponsorship social from 5-8 p.m. at the Atlantic Beach Community Center, at 1010 32nd Ave S.

Hear from Harvard’s first Gullah language instructor at this three-day event.

In 2022, USC Press published Brookgreen Gardens: Ever Changing, Simply Amazing. More than just a beautiful coffee table book highlighting the art and fauna of Brookgreen, the volume tells the story of the creation and growth of Brookgreen Gardens, as well as stories of the peoples who lived on and worked the land in the past.Walter Edgar talks with President and CEO Page Kiniry and Ron Daise, VP of Creative Education about the history and mission of Brookgreen Gardens.