30 Years Framed: Posters of Our Past OPENS SOON! Opening this month at the Coastal Discovery Museum, 30 Years Framed: Posters of Our Past marks a milestone moment for the Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration. Set beneath the historic oak trees of Honey Horn, the exhibition brings together original posters from the Celebration’s 30-year history. Each one reflects a specific moment in time, capturing the artists, themes, and community voices that have shaped the festival across three decades. The

53K views · 2.4K reactions | Exploring the deep roots of Gullah culture, where West African traditions, Islamic heritage, and spiritual resilience meet. Bottle trees stand as protectors, catching spirits and safeguarding the home. This history runs deeper than many know. Thanks for the history lesson Beatrice Rodrigues @gullahmuseumsc #gullah #culture #tradition #history #heritage #faith #museum #museumlover #museumlovers #historybeforeus #ushistory | History Before Us | Facebook

Discover the history and culture of the Gullah people, a culture that has helped shape South Carolina. | Discover South Carolina

5K views · 46 reactions | We love queens who travel to connect with the culture! ✈️ This week, Lex P and Drea Nicole touched down in Charleston to explore the deep roots of the Gullah Geechee people and the powerful histories that still echo today. What did you think of tonight’s episode? Would you visit Charleston to experience this history for yourself? #TravelQueensBET #BETHerTV #BlackGirlsTravel #PourMinds | BET Her TV | Facebook