Events

Sewing for Beginners with Rocki

August 1

Sewing for Beginners with Rocki. August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, and September 5. 6pm at 301 Lucas St. Ages 10+. Cost is $150. Location is NOT at the arts council but at 301 Lucas St. Call the office to sign up at 843-549-1922

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Corks and Canvas with Ashleigh

July 26

Corks and Canvas with Ashleigh Cook. July 26 from 5:30-8:30. Ages 18+ Bring your own beverage. Cost is $25 for class and $10 supplies. Theme is TBA. Call the office to sign up at 843-549-1922

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Cook’s Camp with Ashleigh

July 22

Cook’s Camp with Ashleigh Cook. July 22-25 from 10:00-12:00. Ages 7-12. Cost is $60. Includes tie dye, watercolor, oil pastels, sculpture, and acrylic paint. Call the office to sign up at 843-549-1922

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Christmas in July - Farmers Market

July 27

A fun and spirited craft fair with fresh veggies, delicious food and live music by The Vet Band! Come hang out with us!

Any crafters who would like to set up, please call 843.549.2303. The more the merrier!

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Pickle Festival - Farmers Market

September 28

It is so much more than a cucumber in vinegar. Anything can be pickled. Come enjoy the day with live music, food, and fun!

Pon Pon Chapel of Ease Discussion and Documentary

September 26

Located in Jacksonboro, SC, the ruin of the brick church represents both religious and civic history of St. Bartholomew’s Parish from the Church act of 1706 through today. The Pon Pon chapel was destroyed by fire in 1801, rebuilt in 1819-1822, and abandoned as a regular worship site in the 1830s.

This screening of the documentary “The Burnt Church: An Exploration of Pon Pon Chapel of Ease” will be followed by a conversation with Dr. Sarah Miller and George "Buddy" Wingard.

This event is free and open to the public.

Rag Quilting of the Rice, Indigo and Cotton Plantations

September 21

Join Sharon Cooper-Murray, aka the Gullah Lady, for a lecture and hands-on workshop about the folk art tradition of rag quilting. Cooper-Murray has set out on a mission to preserve this disappearing art form, which, she has learned from elderly Gullah women from Wadmalaw and Johns Islands, and which began on the islands during the antebellum period. Feed and grain sacks were combined with rag strips to make these unique quilts. This quilting tradition was passed from generation to generation until recent years.

Edisto River: Black Water Crown Jewel

August 24

Join us for a in depth, first-hand look at the Edisto River. The Edisto River, the longest free-flowing black water river in North America, is one of the most important rivers in the world, a force of life for the Atlantic Ocean. The river is entirely contained in South Carolina and is under threat. Susan spent eight years in the making of “Edisto River: Black Water Crown Jewel,” working with nature photographer Larry Price and co-author Rosie Price.

Indigo Dyeing Workshop

July 27

Join us for an indigo dyeing workshop and tutorial with artists Leanne Coulter and Rhonda Davis, owners of the Daufuskie Blues Art Gallery. Guests will have the opportunity to hand dye a 60-inch cotton silk scarf in a natural indigo vat, while learning about the properties and various techniques used in the indigo craft. $35 per person. Space is limited to 20 people, call 843.549.2303 to reserve.

Marsh Tacky Meet and Greet

July 20

Join us for a meet and greet with the rare Marsh Tacky horses of South Carolina. This is a free event and open to the public.

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