08/17/2026
Seven stations, one day, and you could take them in any order you liked.
Indigo with Arianne King Comer. Foraging and tea with Jacqueline Williams. The Unity Table built by hand by Shimshown Ciphrah. Walking tours with Tyler Pyatt. A meal at Wilma's Cottage by Laura Herriott. Drumming and breath with Jon "Dieselz" Smalls. Schoolhouse history with Ms. Sarah Deas. Capt. Rommy Pyatt got everybody there and back.
Every one of these folks is available to work with. If you are planning an event, a class, or a family gathering, book them.
Hosted by the Preservation Society of Georgetown with Joyner Institute for Gullah and African Diaspora Studies and Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor National Heritage Area . Concept by Zenobia Harper and Regina Ciphrah .
Story two of three.
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