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TALES FROM THE LAND OF GULLAH EXHIBIT

NOW OPEN
 

Step into the world of the Gullah people, direct descendants of slaves brought to the United States in the 17th century to work the rice plantations

Arriving in time to coincide with Black History Month, visitors will learn about these West African ancestors as they design their own Gullah-style quilts, catch shrimp with nets, and plant okra in the garden.

All ages

FREE with general Museum admission.

 

MID-WINTER RECESS

Saturday, February 13 - Sunday, February 21

While school’s out, the Museum is the “in” place to be, with daily programs focusing on island traditions, the Gullah people of the Sea Islands off South Carolina and Georgia, balmy climates, and warm hearts. Visit the newest exhibit, Tales from the Land of Gullah, and take part in daily interactive family programs like Love Potion #9, I Love You Because, Itty Bitty Quilters, Go Go Indigo, and much more!

Check the Calendar of Events for a detailed schedule.

All special programs are included with Museum admission.

All ages

 

 


  

 

 

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