Heritage Days at Penn Center | Day 2 – Friday, November 13

Live music and performances, Daughters of the Dust screening, storytelling with Ron Daise, vendors, and an evening fish fry.

The 42nd Annual Heritage Days at Penn Center is a three-day, in-person cultural celebration for anyone interested in the history and traditions of the region.
About the event
The celebration honors Penn School/Penn Center and explores Gullah Geechee history, folk arts, food, music, and crafts, along with the region’s West and Central African cultural legacy. Thursday, November 12
The celebration opens with a warm welcome to the Historic Penn Center Campus.
-Welcome Reception
-Gullah Roots Village “Youth Day”
-Old Fashioned Praise House Service
-Road to Remembrance, a youth play Friday, November 13
Friday is all about learning, fellowship, and good food.
-Heritage Days Opening Ceremony
-Old Fashioned Fish Fry
-Traditional Prayer Service
-Food and Craft Vendors Saturday, November 14
Saturday is the big day, and the one many families plan their whole weekend around.
-Heritage Days Parade
-Center Stage Performances
-Artist and Authors Row
-Food and Craft Vendors