The stories that we tell in our lectures, performances and tours embrace and spotlight issues, traditions and people that comprise Gullah culture. Our programs are culture specific and education oriented. Each can be adapted to fit age groups from elementary to graduate and beyond.

Veronica Davis Gerald Professor of English and History, Coastal Carolina University

Program 1: "Miss Addle Mae Goback"

Fictional. a one-woman performance. 82 year old woman tells a series of stories from the lives of Gullah slaves, their children and their children

Program 2: "Hants, Hags and Plat-Eyes"

A haunting blend of stories, supernatural lore and facts from South Carolina

Program 3: "When Rice Was King"

Traces the origins and history of rice cultivation in America and its impact on the Gullah People

Program 4: "Still Tongue Mek A Wise Head"

Lecture which discusses Gullah Women as history/culture bearers and story tellers

Program 5: "Burial Customs and Homegoing Practices of the Gullah"

Program 6: "All Shut-Eye Ain' Sleep"

African Traditions among the Gullah

Program 7: " Excerpts from the narratives of ex-slaves "

Stories of Hurricanes and natural disasters

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Jesse Edward Gantt, Jr. - Lowcounty Food Specialist and a Real EState Developer

Program 8: "Meetin' Unda Da Tree"

Rebuilding The Village (A frank and serious look at current issues facing small culture groups in America)

Program 9: "Working On The Outside"

“Taking the Village to Corporate America”

Program 10: “Cooking Gullah!”

A Lecture demonstration which blends history, stories, net casting lessons and food samples

 

Each program is uniquely designed, so fees and rates vary. If you are interested in booking our services, getting quotes or designing your own educational experience, Contact Us today