Taste of Gullah 2021

The Historic Harrington School Cultural Center celebrated its reopening to the public with the return of Taste of Gullah. Attendees enjoyed traditional and contemporary Gullah cuisine and cultural demonstrations through storytelling, song, and dance. It’s beautiful to see the island’s African American heritage being kept alive. 

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Derick Graham, Bria Graham

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Derick Graham, Bria Graham

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Kyajuana and Jason Gilbert

Elegant Island Living/Julie Andrew

Kyajuana and Jason Gilbert

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Irma Summers, Talayah Graham, Trinisha Gasque

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Irma Summers, Talayah Graham, Trinisha Gasque

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Elisia Scott, Elizabeth Holladay

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Elisia Scott, Elizabeth Holladay

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Cosby Johnson, Leonard Hicks

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Cosby Johnson, Leonard Hicks

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Viola Abbott

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Viola Abbott

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David and Bonnie Springer

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David and Bonnie Springer

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Ed and MaryAnne Linz, Joel and Laura Maddox

Elegant Island Living/Julie Andrew

Ed and MaryAnne Linz, Joel and Laura Maddox

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Kymiah Shaw, Lakya Shaw, Kysean Shaw

Elegant Island Living/Julie Andrew

Kymiah Shaw, Lakya Shaw, Kysean Shaw

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Jay and Mary Morrison

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Jay and Mary Morrison

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Expression through dance

Elegant Island Living/Julie Andrew

Expression through dance

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Judy Wrath, Ken Jacobsen

Elegant Island Living/Julie Andrew

Judy Wrath, Ken Jacobsen

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Servant Emannuel Branch, Aundra Fuller

Elegant Island Living/Julie Andrew

Servant Emannuel Branch, Aundra Fuller

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Patrick Holladay, Amy Roberts

Elegant Island Living/Julie Andrew

Patrick Holladay, Amy Roberts