Welcome to the cultural heartbeat of Ridgeland, South Carolina! At the Morris Center for Lowcountry Heritage, we are dedicated to celebrating the rich tapestry of history, art, and culture that defines the Lowcountry region. 

Join us as we take a closer look at the exciting lineup of events happening at the Morris Center and discover how you can immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions born here.

Spring Cultural Events

From engaging workshops and interactive exhibits, there's always something happening at the Morris Center. Our calendar is brimming with events designed to educate, entertain, and inspire visitors of all ages. This Spring, please join us for any (or all) of our upcoming events:

All events are open to the public unless otherwise noted.

March 2024

• The Language of Clay Exhibition - Now Open

• VITA Free Tax Service - Every Monday at 10am

• Friends of Honey Hill Member Meeting - Mar 6, 2024

• Art of Indigo Dyeing Workshop - Friday, March 8th and Saturday March 9th at 11am

• Jasper County Historical Society Meeting - March 12th at 6pm

April 2024

• VITA Free Tax Service - Monday, April 1st and Monday April 8th at 10am

• Unpacking Manifest Destiny Program with Director Kayleigh Vaughn - April 4th at 2pm

• Molding Together: Ceramics for All - Guided Tour of The Language of Clay

• • April 9th at 6pm

  • April 19th at 1pm

• Ceramics for All Live Demonstration - April 19th at 2pm

May 2024 

• Molding Together: Ceramics for All - Guided Tour of The Language of Clay

• • May 2nd at 5pm

  • May 21st at 2pm

• Friends of Honey Hill Member Meeting - May 7th at 6pm

• Sandy Islanders: People of the Land Exhibition Member Preview - May 9th at 6pm (members only)

• Ceramics for All Live Demonstration - May 2nd at 6pm

• Textile Tales Tea Party - May 11th at 12pm

• Lowcountry Glass Mosaics Workshop - May 18th at 10am

Planning for Summer already? Check out what’s happening throughout the year on our calendar here: www.morrisheritagecenter.org/Calendar

Educational Workshops

One of the highlights of our event calendar is our series of educational workshops, where visitors can dive deep into various aspects of Lowcountry heritage. From traditional crafts to historical reenactments and storytelling sessions, our workshops offer hands-on learning experiences that bring the history and culture of the Lowcountry to life. Many programs are free and we ask that you please register online.

Special Exhibits

Throughout the year, the Morris Center plays host to a rotating selection of special exhibits that showcase different facets of Lowcountry heritage. Most recently, we hosted the Grand Opening for our newest exhibit The Language of Clay. This exhibit will be on display throughout 2024. 

Community Engagement

At the heart of the Morris Center is our commitment to community engagement and collaboration. We partner with local schools, other cultural organizations, and community groups to create and/or host events that reflect the diverse interests and traditions of the Lowcountry community. Through these partnerships, we strive to ensure that our events are inclusive, accessible, and meaningful to all members of our community. 

If you’re interested in partnering with us as a venue or educational support resource, please contact us: info@morrisheritagecenter.org

Volunteer Opportunities 

Are you passionate about preserving and celebrating Lowcountry heritage? Consider getting involved with the Morris Center as a volunteer, donor, or member. Your support helps us continue our mission of providing enriching cultural experiences to visitors from near and far.

As you can see, there's never a dull moment at the Morris Center for Lowcountry Heritage! Whether you're interested in history, art, music, or food, our calendar of events offers something for everyone to enjoy. 

We invite you to explore our upcoming events, mark your calendars, and join us as we celebrate the many traditions and stories of the South Carolina Lowcountry. We look forward to welcoming you to the Morris Center soon!

With exciting new exhibits, innovative programs, and continued community support, the center is poised to carry on its legacy as a cultural gem for generations to come.