Online Education Series
Updated 3-4 times per month, this blog tells rich stories of Gullah people, Lowcountry entrepreneurs, provides rare (and sometimes basic) history lessons, shares recipes and resources, and so much more! For even more education, please visit us on Instagram or Facebook for weekly tidbits.
Women’s History Highlights
Meet some of our featured women this month in our education series in honor of Women’s History Month. We are proud to showcase Black Women (many with Gullah ancestry) that have made significant contributions to American History. Read on!
Annual Blues & BBQ
Learn more about why we celebrate Annual Blue & BBQ at Historic Mitchelville Park and get your tickets today!
Women’s History Month at Binya
Learn about the origins of Women’s History Month and how we are celebrating at Binya!
Sweetgrass Baskets on Hilton Head
Learn about the history of sweetgrass basket making and learn how you can sew your own basket in this post!
Black History Month and Celebrating Gullah Cuisine
Celebrating the contributions of Gullah Chefs to American cuisine!
African Americans and the Arts: Celebrating Music
A high level overview of the history and influence of African-Americans in music
Black History Month: February 2024 and African Americans and the Arts
Black History Month, observed annually in February, is a time to honor and celebrate the achievements, contributions, and resilience of Black individuals throughout history.
Artist Feature: Amiri Farris
Introducing Amiri Farris, who’s artwork is featured exclusively at Binya on Hilton Head Island!
Feature: Natalie Daise
Meet Natalie Daise, children’s author and television writer, among many, many other creative pursuits!
