Beaufort County is set to celebrate the 40th Annual Heritage Days Parade on Saturday, November 9th. This festive event highlights the Gullah Geechee culture and includes three days of celebrations. The parade begins at 9 a.m. at the Penn Center on Saint Helena Island, featuring local families and visitors coming together to enjoy this rich tradition. There will be traffic delays expected in the area, but attendees are encouraged to embrace the festive spirit.
Get ready, Beaufort County! This Saturday, November 9th, the charming community will be bustling with excitement as the 40th Annual Heritage Days Parade rolls through town. As part of the larger 40th Annual Penn Center Heritage Days Celebration, the parade will showcase the vibrant Gullah Geechee culture, and festivities will continue for three whole days!
The parade kicks off bright and early at 9 a.m., marking a fantastic way to celebrate the rich history and traditions of the Gullah Geechee people. Everyone from local families to visitors will gather at the Penn Center on Saint Helena Island to partake in this amazing celebration. So grab your friends and family, bring your chairs, and come enjoy the show!
A team of deputies will be present to manage traffic control, ensuring a safe environment for parade attendees and participants. So, while you might face a little delay, think of it as a chance to soak in the festive atmosphere!
But wait, there’s more happening in Beaufort that you won’t want to miss! As the community prepares for the parade, it’s also getting ready for two special events honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. Mark your calendars:
If you have questions about these events, you can reach out to the Penn Center at 843-838-2474. They will happily provide more information and help you join in on the festivities!
The Penn Center isn’t just a venue; it’s a historic site that symbolizes the enduring legacy and culture of the Gullah Geechee people. As we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Heritage Days Parade, it’s a perfect time to reflect on the rich history and traditions that shape this amazing community.
So, whether you’re heading out to enjoy the parade on Saturday or getting ready for upcoming celebrations in January, make sure to soak in the vibrant culture of Beaufort County. Remember to plan ahead for the traffic, and most importantly, have an unforgettable time!
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