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The Original Gullah Festival
Phone: (843) 525-0628
City: Beaufort
Region: Coastal & Islands
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The Original Gullah Festival
Remember the past; Preserve the present; Shape the future. The Gullah Festival of South Carolina celebrates and recognizes the history, customs, cultures, language and accomplishments of the African Americans of the Lowcountry.This celebration of Lowcountry culture and heritage is highlighted with authentic arts and crafts, exhibits in the Black Inventions Museum, Gullah presentations, music, workshops, dance and regional foods.
Upcoming Date:
TBD
Most Recent:
May 24 - May 26, 2019
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