Sankofa Nights - Two Great Nights | One Amazing Cause!

Sankofa Nights - Two Great Nights | One Amazing Cause!

Thu 5/15-documentary screening/ Fri 5/16 -dinner, with Eternal Polk, award-winning director of Gaining Ground: The Fight for Black Land.

By Lowcountry Gullah

Date and time

Friday, May 16 · 6 - 9pm EDT

Location

USCB Hilton Head Campus

2 Sandshark Drive Hilton Head, SC 29928

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Agenda

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Thu May 15th - Documentary Screening Gaining Ground : The Fight for Black Land


Join us on Thursday for the screening of the film and a fireside chat with the Emmy nominated director, Eternal Polk. Seats are first come, first served and open to the public. 1st Presbyterian Churc...

6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Fri May 16th - Dinner and Silent Auction


Join us for Sankofa Nights, an intimate dinner and silent auction. The keynote speaker is Eternal Polk, who will give an in-depth understanding of the critical state of Black land loss in the United ...

About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours

What are Sankofa Nights?

Gullah culture is rooted in giving, sharing and kindness.

Sankofa Nights is a unique event that brings diverse people to a family style table for an intimate evening immersed in Gullah culture while helping preserve and protect its historic land?

What better way to learn about the traditions, foodways, stories and language, than to come together at a Gullah table to hear first hand information on the significant issues of Black land loss and details from behind the scenes from Eternal Polk, the director of the award-winning film, Gaining Ground: The Fight for Black Land.

Sankofa Nights is a fundraiser for the Lowcountry Gullah Foundation Historic Gullah Land Preservation Program.

Organized by

Lowcountry Gullah promotes, educates, and more importantly documents the richly significant Gullah culture and its contributions to the US, in addition to preserving the culture’s greatest asset, historic generational land for local Hilton Head Island, Daufuski Island and Bluffton Gullah families.

$75 – $600