Charleston

Coast

Charleston's first Methodist congregation purchased this parcel of land in 1795 and erected the church here in 1797. Black and white congregations worshiped here until 1851, when a larger Greek Revival-style sanctuary was built. Dedicated in 1853,... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Gullah Tours explores all of downtown Charleston, with places, history and stories relating to black Charlestonians. Visit the east side of Charleston, the Underground Railroad, Brown Fellowship Society and Catfish Row (setting of Porgy & Bess). Enjoy... Read More

Charleston

Coast

See sites and hear stories of Charleston's Black History and Gullah Geechee Culture from an African American perspective in our motorized Black History & Porgy and Bess Tour of Charleston, and Sea Island Tours of James and Johns Islands. Plantation and... Read More

Mount Pleasant

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Please note the date change of this event. An evening of savory foods, traditional Gullah praise house and plantation spirituals and the sage wisdom and comedy of the Gullah storyteller. The setting is reminiscent of a gathering of Gullah families... Read More

North Charleston

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Visitors keep coming back for the ham hocks, mac 'n cheese, lima beans, cabbage, field peas, yams, red rice, fried chicken, pig feet and other delicious foods served at Bertha's Kitchen. Three sisters operate the restaurant named for their late mother... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Vincent Chicco’s serves up Italian-American fare. Celebrated at Chicco's are classic flavors, domestic ingredients & house made pastas in a sophisticated atmosphere. Offering dinner nightly with a private banquet room to host up to 100 guests. Step back... Read More