Authentic Gullah Tour by Sallie Ann Robinson leads a group to the Jane Hamilton School on Tuesday, March 26, 2024 on Daufuskie Island. The building was restored by the Daufuskie Island Historical ...

Robinson is a chef, gives Gullah tours on Daufuskie and works to ensure the island’s history is preserved. That history can be seen in the images by photographer Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe. She visited ...

Ganaway noted that Gullah Geechee foods are a “cuisine of endurance.” The dish we ate, okra purloo with bacon from 81-year-old chef Charlotte Jenkins, was filled with flavor, love and history.

Corey Alston works every day to keep the Gullah traditions and experience alive. He is a fifth-generation sweetgrass weaver, but he is also a Gullah expert, giving seminars and tours in South Carolina ...

Our Gullah-Geechee tour of Charleston continued with a lunch at Hannibal’s, a soul food restaurant that works hard to celebrate the taste and the culture of the Lowcountry.

Local tours are an excellent way to learn about the Lowcountry’s storied history. ... Charleston Gullah Geechee Tour by: Octavia Mitchell. Posted: Feb 22, 2024 / 09:57 AM EST.

Attendees will learn about the Gullah Geechee people and their Sierra Leonean roots and explore how those roots impact present-day South Carolina culture. This event will have a Gullah Christmas ...

For decades here, there was little mention of the rich culture of the descendants of black slaves, many of whom lived as farmers and fisherfolk on the nearby sea islands.

Hilton Head Island: Experience Gullah culture on a bus tour. The history and roots of the Lowcountry Gullah people ― a group of African Americans who were enslaved in the late 1600s ― run deep.