Indigo for the Home Workshop
Sep
17
11:00 AM11:00

Indigo for the Home Workshop

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Join local artist Daisy McClellan for her Indigo Dye for the Home Workshop. In this class, you’ll learn the fundamentals of using indigo dye from beginning to end and dye your own throw pillow and tea towel. We’ll discuss the history of indigo in South Carolina and then dive into how to create a dye vat and various shibori tie-dye methods that reveal beautiful patterns. You’ll go home with 1 throw pillow cover and 1 tea towel you custom dye. We love using our tea towel in the kitchen and bathroom as a hand towel but many of our students frame them and turn them into wall art. The possibilities are endless!


Space is limited to 35 participants at $40 per person. Advanced payment and registration is required! Click HERE to purchase.

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Monday Funday - Surviving the Wars!
Jul
18
9:00 AM09:00

Monday Funday - Surviving the Wars!

Monday Funday 2022! Half-day History Camp Half Day Children’s Theatre! Children entering first through sixth grades are invited to sign up for MONDAY FUNDAY! This year, the camp will run from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm with lunch, snacks, and drinks provided. Campers will be divided into two groups, each spending half a day at History Camp and half a day at Children’s Theatre. The cost for the camp will be $30 each day. Payment must be made during registration to secure your camper’s spot. Space is limited.

Surviving the Wars!

South Carolina and Colleton County have had their fair share of wars!  Come explore times of war in Colleton County and how folks survived with the enemy breathing down their necks!  Learn how Colletonians protected themselves during the Yamasee War, the American Revolution, and the Civil War.  From weaponry to food…… we will cover it all!

Children’s Theatre Camp

Introduction to basic theatre skills and backstage elements. Campers will play theatre games while building confidence through drama. Learn how to build props, make costumes, and all about stage makeup. Activities will include games, improv, hands-on creating, theatre scenes, music, and readers' theatre.

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Monday Funday - Frontier Explorers
Jul
11
9:00 AM09:00

Monday Funday - Frontier Explorers

Monday Funday 2022!  Half-day History Camp Half Day Children’s Theatre!  Children entering first through sixth grades are invited to sign up for MONDAY FUNDAY!  This year, the camp will run from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm with lunch, snacks, and drinks provided.  Campers will be divided into two groups, each spending half a day at History Camp and half a day at Children’s Theatre.  The cost for the camp will be $30 each day.  Payment must be made during registration to secure your camper’s spot.  Space is limited.

Frontier Explorers

Come and explore how early pioneers survived on the homestead.  Campers will explore history, science, engineering, and art as they learn the medicinal properties of plants, build shelters, cook food, dig for minerals, dip candles, and more.

Children’s Theatre Camp

Introduction to basic theatre skills and backstage elements. Campers will play theatre games while building confidence through drama. Learn how to build props, make costumes, and all about stage makeup. Activities will include games, improv, hands-on creating, theatre scenes, music, and readers' theatre.

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Monday Funday - Pioneer Kids & Art Explorers
Jun
27
9:00 AM09:00

Monday Funday - Pioneer Kids & Art Explorers

Monday Funday 2022!  Half-day History Camp Half Day Children’s Theatre!  Children entering first through sixth grades are invited to sign up for MONDAY FUNDAY!  This year, the camp will run from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm with lunch, snacks, and drinks provided.  Campers will be divided into two groups, each spending half a day at History Camp and half a day at Children’s Theatre.  The cost for the camp will be $30 each day.  Payment must be made during registration to secure your camper’s spot.  Space is limited.

Pioneer Kids & Art Explorers

Travel back to the days the Walter Brothers discovered Walterboro.  Explore what it was like to grow up in a new town while you work, learn and play like pioneer kids. Experience and examine various forms of art from the modern era through centuries past.  Experiment with different types of mediums to create your own masterpiece ranging from hand-woven crafts to colorful pottery.

Children’s Theatre Camp

Introduction to basic theatre skills and backstage elements. Campers will play theatre games while building confidence through drama. Learn how to build props, make costumes, and all about stage makeup. Activities will include games, improv, hands-on creating, theatre scenes, music, and readers' theatre.

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Monday Funday - Let’s get WILD
Jun
13
9:00 AM09:00

Monday Funday - Let’s get WILD

Monday Funday 2022!  Half-day History Camp Half Day Children’s Theatre!  Children entering first through sixth grades are invited to sign up for MONDAY FUNDAY!  This year, the camp will run from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm with lunch, snacks, and drinks provided.  Campers will be divided into two groups, each spending half a day at History Camp and half a day at Children’s Theatre.  The cost for the camp will be $30 each day.  Payment must be made during registration to secure your camper’s spot.  Space is limited.

Let’s get WILD 

Colleton County is an amazing place.  We can journey from our rich coastline to the swampy forest of our wildlife sanctuary.  Come explore the plants and animals of our region and learn why the Lowcountry is such an important part of our ecosystem.  Through hands-on exploration at the wildlife center and throughout the wildlife sanctuary, test your tracking skills, look for creative inspiration in nature, and experience how Indigenous People used nature to help them survive.

Children’s Theatre Camp

Introduction to basic theatre skills and backstage elements. Campers will play theatre games while building confidence through drama. Learn how to build props, make costumes, and all about stage makeup. Activities will include games, improv, hands-on creating, theatre scenes, music, and readers' theatre.

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DIY Macramé Class
Jun
9
6:00 PM18:00

DIY Macramé Class

In this class, you will learn the basics of macramé and create your very own macramé Hanging Planter! There are endless possibilities when it comes to what you can produce with the art of macramé!

All supplies included. Space is limited. $30 per person.

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Culinary Herbs Worshop
May
14
11:00 AM11:00

Culinary Herbs Worshop

Join local Farmers Market vendor Debra Lightheart as she teaches us about the culinary benefits of herbs and spices, the difference between growing your own and buying them, and how to maximize their beneficial effects!

Each attendee will be given a beginners list of which foods some of these culinary herbs can be deliciously applied to.

Herbs will be available to purchase during the Farmer's Mkt before the class as well as inside immediately following the class.

Free and open to the public!

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The Food We Celebrate
Apr
1
to Apr 30

The Food We Celebrate

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Developed by the South Carolina State Museum and South Carolina Humanities, South Carolina: The Food We Celebrate is a new traveling exhibit that celebrates iconic foods from communities around South Carolina. The State Museum and South Carolina Humanities collaborated with 22 organizations across the Palmetto State to develop the content for the exhibit, highlighting 20 different iconic foodways such as BBQ, chicken bog, peaches, and more.

Be sure to check out the portion on rice, contributed by our very own, Matt Mardell, from April 5th through the 28th!

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Mar
7
to Mar 12

WHAM! Festival

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ABOUT

WHAT? A festival to celebrate local history and the visual and performing arts for ALL ages

WHO? Artists, performers, re-enactors, storytellers, musicians and more...

WHEN? March 7-12, 2022

HOW? Through multiple partnerships & a grant from SC Arts Commission and Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation

WHY? To connect our great community spaces, partners & people through the arts!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

March 6th - 7th
9 am - 5 pm  - Artist Install works in Galleries 

March 8th
9 am - 5 pm  - Visual Art Galleries open to the Public 

6 pm - "History and Culture of the Gullah Geechee" presentation by Victoria Smalls Executive Director at the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor

4 pm - 8 pm  - Farmers Market -
Live Music Open Mic & Hot Soul Food Bar

March 9th
9 am - 5 pm  - Visual Art Galleries open to the Public

March 10th
9 am - 5 pm  - Visual Art Galleries open to the Public

March 11th
9 am - 5 pm  - Visual Art Galleries open to the Public

Live Musical Performance  - 6 pm 

March 12th
9 am - 5 pm - Visual Art Galleries open to the Public

10 am - 1 pm  - Clay Rice Silhouettes
**By Appointment Only** 

2 pm - CCHAPS Group Run
                                    part of the Walterborough 17.83 

Grand Finale Show:
Whitt Burn & the Psycodelics  - 6 pm 

She Returns from War  - 8 pm

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Black History Month Celebration: Health & Wellness
Feb
27
3:00 PM15:00

Black History Month Celebration: Health & Wellness

A Celebration of Black History Month through song, dance, and praise.

The theme for 2022 focuses on the importance of Black Health and Wellness. This theme acknowledges the legacy of not only Black scholars and medical practitioners in Western medicine, but also other ways of knowing throughout the African Diaspora. The 2022 theme considers activities, rituals, and initiatives that Black communities have done to be well.

PERFORMERS:

Whitehall AME Choir

Jackie Williams

Brandon Williams

Colleton County High School Chorus

Greater Angels of Greater New Jerusalem Free Church

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Palmetto Rose Workshop
Feb
8
6:00 PM18:00

Palmetto Rose Workshop

Join us in learning the art of creating the historic Palmetto Rose.

Space is limited to 25 people. $10 per person. Call 843.549.2303 ext. - 1182 to register!

Handmade right here in the Lowcountry from Palmetto Palm fronds, these roses are crafted when the palm is green and pliable. It will change from green to light brown as it dries. Each rose is unique due to the size of the palm frond used and the maker's technique. The Palmetto Rose has many legends associated with them and is often viewed as an element of the local Gullah/Geechee culture.

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Health & Wellness Fair
Feb
5
10:00 AM10:00

Health & Wellness Fair

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2022- Black Health and Wellness

The theme for 2022 focuses on the importance of Black Health and Wellness. This theme acknowledges the legacy of not only Black scholars and medical practitioners in Western medicine, but also other ways of knowing throughout the African Diaspora.

We want to showcase the health and wellness of Colleton County through live fitness classes, community resources, live cooking demonstrations, health checks & assessments, and informational booths.

10:30 am Live Cooking Demo

11:30 am Lowcountry Grappling Arts Demonstration

12:00 pm Live Yoga Class

12:30 pm Pound Class with Karon

This is a FREE community event. If you, your business, or your agency is interested in participating please call 843.549.2303 for more information. Set up is FREE!

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Beginner Crochet Class - Scarfs 101
Dec
14
6:00 PM18:00

Beginner Crochet Class - Scarfs 101

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Join Cathy Hunter as she teaches us the basics of crochet. We will be making a simple scarf. If you find that you enjoy this hobby, the Colleton Memorial Library has a group that meets every week!

Space is limited, so please call 843.549.2303 to reserve your spot. Ages 12 and up! Ticket prices - $25 per person - all supplies included!

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Holiday Market
Dec
4
9:00 AM09:00

Holiday Market

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Join us for a fun-filled holiday atmosphere. Support local artisans, bakers, and farmers by doing your holiday shopping with us!

CALLING ALL CRAFTERS, ARTISTS, AUTHORS, BAKERS, & FARMERS: Get your products into the hand of the people this holiday season by signing up to be a vendor at this year's Holiday Market - Saturday, December 4th from 9 until 1 pm. Call 843.549.2303 to sign. Vendor fee is $5.

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Teddy Bear Breakfast
Dec
4
9:00 AM09:00

Teddy Bear Breakfast

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Join us for the 4th Annual Teddy Bear Bring your best teddy friend along for this hearty breakfast!

The day before, bring your favorite teddy, so he or she can spend the night in the museum (Teddy Bears only) & pick them up for breakfast!

Santa & special guests will be here to celebrate! Have your wish list ready!

Space is limited. Tickets are $15 per adult & $10 per child. Call 843.549.2303 to purchase ADVANCE tickets only.

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Genealogy Workshop
Nov
20
10:00 AM10:00

Genealogy Workshop

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Join the Colleton Memorial Library and the Colleton Museum in a joint Genealogy Workshop. Registration is open at either site.Limited to 25 participants.

Where: Colleton County Memorial Library (morning), Colleton Museum & Farmer’s Market (afternoon)

Agenda:
10:00 AM - Welcome (Coll. Library & Coll. Museum representatives)
10:15 AM – 11:30 AM - Genealogy Resources at the Colleton County Memorial Library
11:30 AM – NOON - Genealogy Scavenger Hunt*
Noon – 1:00 PM - Lunch at the Colleton Museum & Farmer’s Market Café
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM - Tour of the Colleton Museum

Cost: FREE, participants pay for their own lunch at the Colleton Museum.

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Cemetery Tour
Oct
30
3:00 PM15:00

Cemetery Tour

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A Walking Tour of Walterboro's Historic Live Oak and Live Oak African American Cemeteries. The tour will visit the final resting places of notable members of the Walterboro community from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The tour is led by Walterboro Historian Elizabeth Laney.

Tour is FREE but limited to 20 persons.
Please call ahead to reserve your spot - 843.549.2303 x1182

We will meet at the Big Red Rocking Chair at the Detreville entrance to the Walterboro Wildlife Sanctuary. Closed-toed shoes are recommended.

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