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Events
Lectures, tours, workshops, and celebrations that bring the history and culture of the Lowcountry to life. All are welcome.
What We Host
Types of Events
Lectures & Talks
Expert speakers on Lowcountry Black history, Gullah Geechee culture, and heritage preservation.
Guided Tours
Scheduled group tours of trail sites led by our knowledgeable heritage guides.
Workshops
Hands-on community workshops on genealogy, oral history, and cultural traditions.
Annual Galas
Signature fundraising events that celebrate our community and sustain our mission.
On the Calendar
Upcoming Events
Annual Keynote Address
Juneteenth Legacy Lecture Series
Join us for our annual keynote lecture celebrating the legacy of Juneteenth and its meaning for Black communities in the Lowcountry. This year's speaker will explore the connections between emancipation, Reconstruction, and the ongoing fight for equity.
Guided Multi-Site Experience
Summer Heritage Trail Tour
A full-day guided tour of key sites along the Black Heritage Trail, covering historic churches, cemeteries, and cultural landmarks across Beaufort and Dorchester counties. Transportation provided from Summerville.
An Evening of Celebration
Annual Heritage Gala & Fundraiser
Our signature annual gala brings together community members, supporters, and friends of the trail for an evening of celebration, storytelling, and fundraising. Proceeds support our education programs and trail preservation efforts.
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Stay Connected with the Trail
Our events calendar grows throughout the year. From intimate community workshops to large-scale annual celebrations, there is always something happening on the trail. Reach out to be added to our mailing list or to inquire about hosting or sponsoring an event.
Host or Sponsor an Event
Interested in partnering with us to bring a heritage event to your community, school, or organization? We welcome collaborations with institutions, businesses, and individuals who share our commitment to preserving and celebrating Black history in the Lowcountry.