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SUMMARY:Jack Gannon & Cyndi Williams-Barnier Taste of Beaufort Signing
DESCRIPTION:YBR authors Jack Gannon and Cyndi Williams-Barnier will be signing their books during the annual Taste of Beaufort!
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/jack-gannon-cyndi-williams-barnier-taste-of-beaufort-signing/
LOCATION:McIntosh Book Shoppe\, 917 Bay Street\, Beaufort\, SC\, 29902-5567\, US
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SUMMARY:Run to the Table 5k
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 2022 Run to the Table 5K during the A Taste of Beaufort Festival! Link and more info to come!
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/run-to-the-table-5k/
LOCATION:Beaufort\, South Carolina\, Beaufort\, SC\, 29901-29907\, US
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SUMMARY:A Taste of Beaufort Festival
DESCRIPTION:The foodie’s delight is returning to downtown’s Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park with the annual two-day Taste of Beaufort festival on May 6th & 7th. Local restaurants will gather in the grass at the park to cook up some of their best Lowcountry cuisine and show everyone what it tastes like to be in Beaufort SC. \nThe event will take over the waterfront park on Friday\, May 6th from 5 to 10pm and on Saturday\, May 7th from 11am to 4pm. \nAdmission to the event at Waterfront Park is free and festival goers can purchase tickets to use at food and beverage vendor booths. If you’re looking forward to the food\, you’ll always find plenty of it including local seafood everywhere. Festival-goers enjoy the smell of fresh grilled shrimp in the air while savoring local favorites including shrimp & grits\, crab cakes and lots more. \nLots of fun will be found for kids of all ages as this year’s event features face painting\, a huge kid’s corner or the little ones and the big kids can have some fun learning to airbrush with the folks from Coastal Art Supply. \nThe music line up this year is a good one\, too. \nFriday night brings Departure\, the popular Journey tribute band from Atlanta\, GA\, on stage at 730pm. Performing over one hundred shows nationally per year\, Departure brings the very best of Journey to audiences of all ages. \nOn Saturday\, the day full of live music starts with Chris Jones at 1115am\, followed by the Parris Island Marine Band at 1230pm. Then it’s Liz Jane at 145pm followed by Tricky Lick Blues Band at 3pm. \nThe City of Beaufort presents the 2022 Run to the Table 5K Run/Walk on Saturday at 8am on Bay at Newcastle Street. The 5k course is USATF Certified the race start/finish line is on Bay Street in-between the Marina and Best Western. Register here. \nMake sure you make plans to join the community at the park for the festival and get a taste of some of the best that Beaufort has to offer. \nOh….and make sure you come hungry.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/a-taste-of-beaufort-festival/
LOCATION:Henry C Chambers Waterfront Park\, Beaufort\, SC\, US
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SUMMARY:SISTER ACT: THE MUSICAL
DESCRIPTION:Come see SISTER ACT: THE MUSICAL May 6 & 7 at 7:00PM! Tickets are selling fast! Get your tickets online at this link- https://tinyurl.com/58yu53w3 Tickets will be sold at the door and NO CASH will be accepted\, card only. Tickets are first come\, first served! Reserve your seat by purchasing your tickets ASAP! Doors open at 6:30PM \nPlease email jared.eddy@beaufort.k12.sc.us if you have any questions!
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/sister-act-the-musical-2/
LOCATION:Battery Creek High School\, 1 Blue Dolphin Dr\, Beaufort\, SC\, 29906\, US
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SUMMARY:32nd Annual Walterboro Pro Rodeo
DESCRIPTION:Gates open at 6pm Rodeo starts at 8pm.  Tickets: Adult $20  \nFriday May 6th “Kids Night”\nKids 10 & Under get in Free\n(LIMIT 1 PER PAID ADULT)\nAdditional Kids 10 & under $8.00\nKids 4 & Under FREE \nSaturday May 7th\nKids 10 & Under $8.00\nKids 4 & Under FREE \nADVANCE TICKETS:\nWill be available 1st week of April at the following locations\nAll local Boot Jack Locations\nBucks Pizza (Walterboro)\nBentons Feed (Walterboro)\nBakers Feed & Lumber (Cottageville)\nUlmers Feed (Hampton)  \n COME OUT AND ENJOY LOCAL FOOD VENDORS\, MECHANICAL BULL \, JUMP CASTLES AND MUCH MORE!!
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/32nd-annual-walterboro-pro-rodeo/
LOCATION:1256 Rodeo Dr\, Walterboro\, SC 29488-6020\, United States
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SUMMARY:First Friday Festivities!
DESCRIPTION:The First Friday of every month (5-8pm) is a celebration of Downtown Beaufort shops\, restaurants\, cultural venues\, and community!! \nAt Cook on Bay\, there is ALWAYS a special signature cocktail as well as a store promotion: gift basket giveaways\, special sales\, games. There’s always something new and exciting! \nFirst Friday is the most fun night for the downtown businesses and for locals! Come explore downtown galleries\, shopping\, and eateries throughout the evening. Enjoy entertainment and live demonstrations too! The event is FREE and open to the public.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/first-friday-festivities-7/
LOCATION:Cook on Bay\, 720 Bay Street\, Beaufort\, SC\, 29902\, US
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SUMMARY:Cycle Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Kick-off Party for National Bike Month \nJoin us for a party in the park featuring music by local band Lowcountry Boil and booths from health & wellness businesses across the Island.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/cycle-celebration/
LOCATION:Lowcountry Celebration Park\, 102 Pope Ave\, Hilton Head Island\, SC\, 29928\, US
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-21/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-22/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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SUMMARY:'Who We Are' Screening & Discussion at USCB
DESCRIPTION:A screening and discussion of the powerful documentary film Who We Are\, will be hosted on May 4th at 6pm at USCB Center for the Arts. \nThe audience engagement and panel discussion will be facilitated by Dr. Gloria Graves-Holmes\, Professor emerita of The School of Education at Quinnipiac University Camden\, CT\, and Adjunct Professor at USCB where she also serves on the Committee for Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion.  The panel\, selected to represent diverse perspectives and experiences\, includes Margaret Seidler\, Davis Folsom\, and Heaven Allah-Davis. \nThe film is a stark examination of racism in America seen through the eyes of activist Jeffrey Robinson and informed by his body of work as a civil rights and criminal defense attorney.  In the film\, Robinson explores the origins of racism in America and the link between systemic white supremacy\, Jim Crow era ideology\, and the dilution and erosion of civil rights and social justice laws and reform.  Robinson reveals some not-so convenient- truths about the evolution and presence of systemic injustice and racial disenfranchisement that exists in the country and the great divide between races that is slow to shrink and\, in some ways\, widening.​ \n“It was important for us to present this opportunity to the public\,” says Bonnie Hargrove\, USCB Center for the Arts Director. “In Beaufort\, we are creating safe spaces\, having these difficult conversations\, and talking together with respect and civility as we try to understand one another and work to improve how we relate.”​ \nEveryone is invited and encouraged to attend. \nTickets for the film and discussion are $5 and are available for advance purchase online and at the USCB box office. \nTickets will be also available on the evening of the event on a first-come-first-served basis.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/who-we-are-screening-discussion-at-uscb/
LOCATION:USCB Center for the Arts\, 805 Carteret Street\, Beaufort\, SC\, United States
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-23/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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SUMMARY:Beach Discovery Tour
DESCRIPTION:Beach Discovery Tour\nTuesday\, 2 PM\nMeets at Fish Haul Beach \nJoin a Museum naturalist on a nature tour of the wonders and creatures that inhabit our local beaches.  \nEver wonder who lives in those holes in the sand? Or\, when sea turtles come ashore to nest on Hilton Head Island? Learn about the horseshoe crab that has been lurking in our coastal waters for millions of years. \nCome explore our ever-changing marine environment at hidden Fish Haul Beach along Port Royal Sound. With its mud flats and sandy areas\, this beach is ideal for finding beach creatures\, seeing shorebirds\, and finding seashells. Learn how our beaches are formed and changed with each cycle of the tide. \nMeet the Docent at the picnic tables near the beach pathway for an orientation before heading to the beach. \nCost is $12/Adult (ages 13+); $7/Child (ages 4-12); Free for children ages 3 and under. Reservations are required\, call (843) 689-6767 ext. 223 or book online at CoastalDiscovery.org.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/beach-discovery-tour-6/
LOCATION:Fish Haul Creek Park\, 10 Fish Haul Rd\, Hilton Head Island\, SC\, 29926\, US
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-24/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220502T060000
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-25/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220430T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220430T120000
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SUMMARY:Birthday for the Birds at Port Royal Cypress Wetlands
DESCRIPTION:Friends of Port Royal Cypress Wetlands and the Town of Port Royal are hosting the annual Birthday for the Birds on Saturday\, April 30th\, from 9 to 11am\, at the amphitheater on Paris Avenue.\n\nJoin in the fun and put on one of their party hats and enjoy artwork from students at Port Royal Elementary and Riverview Schools\, a kids scavenger hunt\, prizes\, Birds of Prey Educational Center\, Hunting Island Interpretive Center\, coloring books for the kids and lots more.\n\n\nCupcakes will be served at 10:30am along with a “Happy Birthday” sing-a-long\, kazoos and more.\n\n\nThe event was created by the late Pete Richards\, and a plaque dedication in his memory will also be held at 9am.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/birthday-for-the-birds-at-port-royal-cypress-wetlands/
LOCATION:Port Royal Cypress Wetlands\, Paris Avenue\, Port Royal\, SC\, 29935\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220430T070000
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SUMMARY:Zen Den Springfest
DESCRIPTION:Cruise the booths at Springfest! Fun event on Port Royal’s main drag at Zen Den! Books by local authors\, crafts and art by local artisans\, garden sculpture\, pottery\, more!! This event has been rescheduled from March 12 to April 30 due to weather concerns.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/zen-den-springfest/
LOCATION:Port Royal\, South Carolina\, Port Royal\, SC\, 29935\, US
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SUMMARY:Community Clean Up
DESCRIPTION:Community get together at our farm.  “Work Day”  Pizza & refreshments will be provided.  More information soon!
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/community-clean-up/
LOCATION:82 Coosaw River Dr\, Beaufort\, SC 29907-2322\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220429T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220429T100000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220414T185804Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220414T185804Z
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-26/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220428T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220428T100000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220414T185805Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220414T185805Z
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-27/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220428T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220428T100000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220326T185201Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220326T185201Z
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SUMMARY:Adult Pluff Mudder Camp
DESCRIPTION:Learn everything you need to know about the Lowcountry! Adult Pluff Mudder Camp is a naturalist – led program geared towards adults that are new to the Beaufort area or are interested in gaining a more in-depth knowledge of its natural resources. This four-day program will teach you about the land\, water\, and animals of the Port Royal Sound. \nAges 18+ only.\n$250/person – includes all necessary materials\, lunch at Hudson’s Seafood on Day 3 and an official PRSF Pluff Mudder hat! \nMore details here: portroyalsoundfoundation.org/event/adult-pluff-mudder-camp/all
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/adult-pluff-mudder-camp/
LOCATION:Port Royal Sound Foundation\, 310 Okatie Hwy\, Okatie\, SC\, 29909\, US
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220427T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220427T100000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220414T185805Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220414T185805Z
UID:10621-1651039200-1651053600@explorebeaufortsc.com
SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-28/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220426T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220426T133000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220206T194706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220206T194706Z
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SUMMARY:Pat Conroy's Great Love of Poetry: A National Poetry Month Special Event
DESCRIPTION:“The poets of the world occupy a place of high honor in my city of books.”—Pat Conroy\, My Reading Life \nIn honor of National Poetry Month\, join Jonathan Haupt and Beaufort High School students Holland Perryman\, Alisha Arora\, and Millie Bennett as they explore Pat Conroy’s lifelong relationship with poetry as a reader\, as a self-described “failed poet\,” and as a writer who found a creative outlet for his Great Love of poetry in his lyrical and descriptive prose. Through discussion of Pat’s teachers\, mentors\, and favorite poets\, and through published and unpublished writings spanning the breadth of his life\, this free public program fosters a new appreciation for Conroy’s admiration of poetry\, his dedication to the writing craft\, and the myriad ways in which poetry shines through his storied prose. This presentation was originally created in collaboration with poet and retired educator Tim Conroy\, author of Theologies of Terrain.  \nPat Conroy’s Great Love of Poetry will be presented on April 26\, 4:30-5:30 p.m.\, at and in partnership with the Beaufort County Library (311 Scott Street). \nAbout the Presenters\nJonathan Haupt is the executive director of the nonprofit Conroy Center and the former director of the University of South Carolina Press\, where he created the Story River Books fiction imprint with Pat Conroy\, named by Garden & Gun magazine as one of “the top ten things to love about the South.” Haupt’s book reviews and author interviews have appeared in the Charleston Post and Courier\, Lowcountry Weekly\, Beaufort Lifestyle\, Savannah Morning News’ Beacon magazine\, Southern Review of Books\, and Southern Writers Magazine’s Suite T blog. He is co-editor of the anthology Our Prince of Scribes: Writers Remember Pat Conroy\, the recipient of seventeen book awards. He serves on the boards of the Friends of South Carolina Libraries and the South Carolina Academy of Authors. In 2020\, Haupt was recognized with the Doug Marlette Literacy Leadership Award presented by the Pulpwood Queens\, the largest book club in the U.S. \nThe first student intern of both the Pat Conroy Literary Center and the Friends of South Carolina Libraries\, Beaufort High School senior and student body president Holland Perryman is captain of the Girls Varsity Lacrosse Team\, founder of DAYLO: Diversity Awareness Youth Literacy Organization\, winner of the Ann Head Literary Prize for Short Story\, and a book reviewer and author interviewer for the Charleston Post and Courier\, the Beaufort Lowcountry Weekly\, and the Southern Review of Books. Perryman is the first writer of any age to be twice featured in the Lowcountry Poets Corner segment of ETV’s TELLY Award-winning author interview series By the River. \nBeaufort County Library volunteer and Beaufort High School senior Alisha Arora is vice president of the BHS chapter of the National Honor Society\, a board member of DAYLO: Diversity Awareness Youth Literacy Organization\, and an intern of the Pat Conroy Literary Center. An accomplished AP and Honors student in numerous STEM courses\, with an emphasis on the biological sciences\, she is the recipient of Academic Excellent Awards. Arora is also a competitive dancer and captain of the BHS Girls Varsity Tennis Team\, and she teaches younger peers in summer tennis camps and at her dance studio.  \nBeaufort High School junior and Pat Conroy Literary Center intern Millie Bennett is a writer\, visual artist\, singer\, and actress. A student in the AP Capstone Program\, she is also a founding member of the BHS chapter of Letters for Rose\, dedicated to reducing loneliness in nursing homes and assisted living residents during the pandemic. In 2020\, Millie was selected for the SC Governor’s School for the Arts & Humanities Summer Program for Visual Arts\, and in 2021\, she participated in the SCAD Summer Sessions for Visual Art\, Animation\, and Character Development.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/pat-conroys-great-love-of-poetry-a-national-poetry-month-special-event/
LOCATION:Beaufort County Library System\, 311 Scott St\, Beaufort\, SC\, 29902\, US
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220426T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220426T113000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220414T190030Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220414T190030Z
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SUMMARY:Beach Discovery Tour
DESCRIPTION:Beach Discovery Tour\nTuesday\, 2 PM\nMeets at Fish Haul Beach \nJoin a Museum naturalist on a nature tour of the wonders and creatures that inhabit our local beaches.  \nEver wonder who lives in those holes in the sand? Or\, when sea turtles come ashore to nest on Hilton Head Island? Learn about the horseshoe crab that has been lurking in our coastal waters for millions of years. \nCome explore our ever-changing marine environment at hidden Fish Haul Beach along Port Royal Sound. With its mud flats and sandy areas\, this beach is ideal for finding beach creatures\, seeing shorebirds\, and finding seashells. Learn how our beaches are formed and changed with each cycle of the tide. \nMeet the Docent at the picnic tables near the beach pathway for an orientation before heading to the beach. \nCost is $12/Adult (ages 13+); $7/Child (ages 4-12); Free for children ages 3 and under. Reservations are required\, call (843) 689-6767 ext. 223 or book online at CoastalDiscovery.org.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/beach-discovery-tour-7/
LOCATION:Fish Haul Creek Park\, 10 Fish Haul Rd\, Hilton Head Island\, SC\, 29926\, US
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220426T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220426T100000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220414T185806Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220414T185806Z
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-29/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220425T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220425T100000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220414T185807Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220414T185807Z
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SUMMARY:Gullah Doll House\, A Collaborative Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends at Art League Academy
DESCRIPTION:Kerrie Brown\, a Hilton Head native and Gullah descendant\, continues a family tradition and celebrates her heritage through making dolls. With snowflake eyes and triangle noses\, these charming oversized dolls are both a commentary on current times and treasured keepsakes of the past. One doll sports a COVID mask\, others wear military camouflage. Two have mermaid tails and button eyes. \n“These dolls are an expression of Gullah culture that everyone can relate to\,” says Amy Wehrman\, Art League Academy manager. “They are at once familiar and approachable—a wonderful use of fiber arts to evoke a time and place not easily understood by everyone.”  \nBrown can trace her roots on Hilton Head Island since before the Civil War. For generations\, the tradition of sewing has been passed down through her family; she herself was taught the art of hand sewing by her great-grandaunt\, and the use of a sewing machine by her mother when she was 12. “I always think about that time when I am making the dolls.” Brown continues the tradition by hand-making dolls in the Gullah style—dyed muslin\, patterned cotton\, yarn and thread.  \nGullah Doll House\, a Collective Exhibit by Kerrie Brown & Friends will be on display at Art League Academy from April 4 to June 3.  \nArt League Academy is located south-island at 106 Cordillo Parkway.
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/gullah-doll-house-a-collaborative-exhibit-by-kerrie-brown-friends-at-art-league-academy-30/
LOCATION:106 Cordillo Parkway\, Hilton Head Island\, SC 29928
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220423T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220423T180000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220326T185224Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220326T185224Z
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SUMMARY:JSLB Jubliee
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a celebration (and a little fundraising) at The Historic Arsenal on 713 Craven Street from 6-10pm as we close out our League year with a live band\, dancing\, food\, drink\, and an upscale silent auction\, because “…together we have a greater impact than we do individually”. Be sure to enter the champagne raffle sponsored by Bay Street Jewelers! \nAs an attendee\, you can look forward to meeting our 2022 grant recipients\, recognizing JSLB’s newest honorary members\, and learning about the service that our dedicated members give to our community. \nJubilee is the Junior Service League of Beaufort’s annual spring fundraiser and year-end celebration\, focusing on the Junior League of Beaufort’s commitment to our mission: serving the women\, children and families of our community since 2005. Event proceeds will be distributed back into the Beaufort community through a formal request-for-funds process\, in which JSLB selects non-profit agencies that complement the organization’s mission to support and enrich the lives of women\, children and families in the local community. And\, you can help us continue to make a difference by spreading the word about our event! \nTo purchase your tickets\, click here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2022-jslb-jubilee-tickets-296385445847
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/jslb-jubliee/
LOCATION:713 Craven St\, Beaufort\, SC 29902-5571\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220423T063000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220423T130000
DTSTAMP:20260428T105220
CREATED:20220414T185831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220414T185831Z
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SUMMARY:U.S. Military Vets 4-D Game Run
DESCRIPTION:U.S. Military Vets 4-D Game Run\nRegistration 1030-1200 at VFW Post 8760\nFinal stop at Tailgators \nFirst bike out @ 1100\nLast bike in @ 1700
URL:https://explorebeaufortsc.com/event/u-s-military-vets-4-d-game-run/
LOCATION:37 Castle Rock Rd\, Beaufort\, SC 29906-9044\, United States
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