Events at this location

Artist and Professor Ian Welch instructs participants in the art of linocut printmaking from start to finish. Linocuts are made by carving into linoleum plates and then printing with ink and paper. $45 per person. Purchases are non-refundable.

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This free event will include a presentation by exhibition consultant and professor Dr. Maggi Morehouse, screening of oral history interview of local black WWII veterans, and complementary guided tour of the exhibition.

To ensure the safety of all our visitors and staff, please preregister for this limited capacity event. We ask that you stay at home if you do not feel well.

Schedule of Events

11:05am

Welcome

11:10am-11:40am

Presentation by Dr. Maggi Morehouse from Coastal Carolina University

11:45am-12:00pm

Live Music with Cheryl Christine

12:05-12:30pm

Local Veteran Video Presentation

12:35 -1:00pm

Guided tour of A War on Two Fronts with Dr. Morehouse and Kayleigh Vaughn

A picture-perfect evening begins with a mouthwatering 3 course meal followed by a time to brush up on your artistic skills! Artist Camilla Pagliaroli will lead you through creating your masterpiece. Four paired options to choose from and all supplies are included. $60 per person/$120 per pair. Purchases are non-refundable.

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Fiber Artist Pat Shanley introduces participants to the basics of felting, the process of combining layers of wool or wool yarns into one piece of felt fabric. Participants will make an art item the size of a small glasses case or a piece that can be used in other art projects by sewing on the felt piece once it is dry. $60 per person. Purchases are non-refundable.

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Artist Marlene Robinowich leads 4 sessions in which participants learn papermaking and three bookbinding techniques including: folded books, single sheet binding, and hardcover codex journals. $85 per person for the four sessions. Purchases are non-refundable.

Sessions are held on March 2, 9, 16, and 23

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Author and South Carolina resident Susan Beckham Zurenda discusses writing historical fiction of the 1960s small Southern town life within her novel, Bells for Eli.

Leanne Coulter of Daufuskie Blues, teach participants how to dye a cotton bandana in a natural indigo vat. Learn about the properties and techniques used in this art form. $40 per person. Purchases are non-refundable.

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The Friends of Honey Hill meets quarterly at this location to discuss recent preservation and protection work for the Honey Hill Battlefield, located a few miles from this location. All visitors are welcome during the meeting! Please visit fohhb.org for more information.