Internationally award-winning author Natasha Boyd will share the astounding accomplishments of Eliza Lucas Pinckney, who as a teenaged girl developed one of South Carolina’s most lucrative cash crops. So influential…

Carolina Gold Rice made South Carolina one of the wealthiest state in the nation in the 1800’s; the plantations of the low country and Charleston houses were built on that…

The Gullah people descend from enslaved Africans and live in the coastal areas of the Southeastern United States, and their influence on Charleston’s culture – from cuisine to the arts…

Join Bernard Powers, PhD and acting director of the International African American Museum (IAAM), for a look at journey that began centuries ago in Africa, and still continues. Powers will…

Think of Mapping Jewish Charleston as time travel—hovering over three and a half centuries of the city’s history, dropping down and taking a closer look at notable people and places.…