Content: See & Do
Category: Attraction
The Hallelujah Singers
Phone: (843) 525-6129
City: Beaufort
Region: Coastal & Islands
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The Hallelujah Singers
South Carolina's Tourism Ambassadors, The Hallelujah Singers celebrate, through their high-energy performances interwoven with storytelling and song, the Gullah and West African Culture and music that is so much a part of the heritage of the Sea Islands. They can often be found performaing in the Beaufort, St. Helena Island, Penn Center area of the South Carolina Lowcountry.
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