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A Convening of Heirs': Reclaiming Our Culture, Land, Language & Legacy

Fri, Oct 17

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BCBCC

This powerful two-day conference includes special guests, amazing Gullah cuisine, campfire storytelling, incredible cultural exhibitions and thought-provoking workshops that round out a weekend dedicated to education, preservation, and cultural celebration.

A Convening of Heirs': Reclaiming Our Culture, Land, Language & Legacy
A Convening of Heirs': Reclaiming Our Culture, Land, Language & Legacy

Time & Location

Oct 17, 2025, 8:15 AM – Oct 18, 2025, 3:00 PM

BCBCC, 711 Bladen St, Beaufort, SC 29902, USA

About the event

Join the BCBCC for a powerful two-day conference as we journey across sacred Lowcountry ground — from the first self-governed town of Mitchellville to a Gullah rice plantation reborn, and into the wisdom circle of elders, artists, and activists reclaiming memory, land, and culture.


Keynote Presentation by Amadu Massally, author of The Gullah Geechee Saga: Through African Eyes

Detailed Schedule:

Friday, Oct. 17 8:15 Attendees assemble at BCBCC Headquarters (711 Bladen Street) for coffee and pastries

9:00 Board the bus and begin our day with tour guide and on tour bus storyteller

9:45 - Arrive at Mitchellville for tour and lecture


Purchase Tickets

  • Conference Attendee

    Sale ends

    Oct 13, 5:00 PM

    This ticket includes everything on the schedule for the respective days purchased, including food, drink and bus transportation to-and-from the BCBCC (for site tours on Day 1.)

    From $55.00 to $160.00

    • $110.00

      +$2.75 ticket service fee

    • $55.00

      +$1.38 ticket service fee

    • $55.00

      +$1.38 ticket service fee

    • $160.00

      +$4.00 ticket service fee

    • $80.00

      +$2.00 ticket service fee

    • $80.00

      +$2.00 ticket service fee

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711 BLADEN ST BEAUFORT, SC 29902

(843) 962-3928

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