765 reactions · 135 shares | On your trip to the SC Lowcountry, set aside some time to learn about and explore the unique and vibrant Gullah culture. The Gullah people have a deep-rooted history and a distinct culture, language, cuisine and overall way of living that helped shape the South Carolina Lowcountry into what it is today. Supported by Discover South Carolina | SC Lowcountry Tourism Commission | Facebook

The Gullah Geechee Heritage Festival is nominated for Best Cultural Festival in @10best Readers’ Choice Awards!🌟 The annual Gullah Geechee Heritage Festival brings the vibrant traditions of West Africa to life through music, dance, food, and crafts. The Gullah Geechee people are descendants of Africans enslaved on coastal plantations and carry a rich heritage that is reflected in their arts, music, food, crafts, and language. St. Johns County is home to the southernmost point of the Gullah Geec