Join us on December 28th at the Beach Institute for a heartfelt celebration of Ujima—collective work and responsibility—as part of our Kwanzaa festivities. This special event will bring together community, … Continue reading "Celebrate Ujima at The Beach Institute"
We invite you to experience an unforgettable candlelight journey, as the spirits of Andrew and Mary Low and Juliette Gordon Low enchant you with tales from the past. Relive 1860s … Continue reading "Ghosts of Christmas Past 12.29"
We are excited to announce that Buddy Sullivan will be presenting a three-part historical series about the history of McIntosh County, GA. The events are scheduled for Sundays, January 5, … Continue reading "Buddy Sullivan’s series about the history of Darien and McIntosh County – Part 1"
From Flannery O'Connor's published collection of letters from 1948-1964, The Habit of Being, the FOCCH staff selects novels, plays, short stories, and essays that Flannery read and discussed with her correspondents to … Continue reading "Flannery Reading Club"
Calling all kids, parents, and curious adults! Chatham County students are out of school and we’re inviting you to check out what goes on behind the scenes at the UGA … Continue reading "School’s Out: Behind-the-Scenes Tour"
We are excited to announce that Buddy Sullivan will be presenting a three-part historical series about the history of McIntosh County, GA. The events are scheduled for Sundays, January 5, … Continue reading "McIntosh County History presented by Buddy Sullivan – Part 2"
The Commemoration of the Gathering of Leaders 160 Years Ago: 20 African American Ministers Met with General Sherman and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton in Charles Green's Home. As a … Continue reading "Commemoration of the Gathering of Leaders 160 years ago"
Tybee Marine Science Center Tour – 3 PM, Wednesday January 15th (37 Meddin Drive, Tybee Island Georgia) Join the Tybee Marine Science Center staff for a tour of the Marine Science exhibits … Continue reading "Tybee CMA Field Trip"
Museums around the country embrace the Halloween season by tapping into the growing phenomenon of dark tourism to captivate and educate visitors. The John Jay French Museum in Beaumont, Texas … Continue reading "Webinar – History in the Shadows: Incorporating Dark Tourism at Historic Sites"
This exhibition features rare photographs and stories that reveal the daily lives of the Chan family, their business endeavors, and their experience as part of a growing Chinese-American community in … Continue reading "“Old Chan Magic” Exhibition Opening"
