Upcoming Events

Join Passage Products for an enriching experience that explores the time-honored herbal teas and remedies of the Gullah-Geechee people, rooted in West African traditions. This immersive workshop offers guided tastings, engaging discussions, and a deeper understanding of the cultural significance and resilience behind these natural blends. Whether you're a tea enthusiast or a cultural explorer...

On the first Wednesday of the month, join photographers Anne Malarich, George DeCamp, and Rick Farrell for a 2 hour walk through Brookgreen Gardens with cameras in hand! There will be various subjects discussed each month such as flowers, butterflies, and birds. You will discuss photographic topics along the way such as exposure and composition. It will be a learning experience for all! You must...

Now located in the NEW Simpson Art Center! Open Studios is a program that is open to the public once a month, from 10 am to Noon, and invites guests to spend time with a sculptor and observe the various processes employed to produce a sculpture from clay to bronze. Guests are encouraged to ask questions. Included with garden admission.

Inspired by historical events from the Reconstruction Era, this reader’s theater presentation by Ron Daise portrays the lived experiences, beliefs, and dreams of a Gullah man, Prince Rivers. Rivers’ life and words from before, during, and after the Hamburg Massacre, an incident of notable racial and political violence, are poignant and riveting. The presentation, moreover, showcases historical and...

After the rise of the boll weevil made cotton crops unstable, flue-cured tobacco became the main cash crop of Horry County. This presentation focuses on the impact of the auction system and the ways in which farmers and buyers attempted to push the prices in their favor. Join Horry County Museum Curator Abigail Geedy to learn more about the impact of flue-cured tobacco. About the Speakers: Abigail...

The Genius of Archer Milton Huntington delves into the visionary life and legacy of Archer Milton Huntington, one of the founders of Brookgreen Gardens. Renowned for his extraordinary contributions to the arts, humanities, and philanthropy, this exhibit brings to life Huntington's passion for preserving the varied collections of the institutions he founded or supported. It features objects and...

Find the perfect Valentine's gift for your sweetie at our annual Valentine's Day trunk show. With an array of styles, colors and designs, you are sure to find a special gift for your loved one!

This generative writing workshop, “Eco-Writing,” begins with an exploration of a few short, classic examples of environmental literature. Particular attention will be paid to how eco-writers describe their surroundings, create metaphors, incorporate science and natural history, and establish personal connections with their subjects. The class will then venture outside to “gather the seeds” for...

Take a virtual journey off the Myrtle Beach State Park fishing pier to discover the incredible variety of wildlife that can "a-pier" throughout the year! From the familiar to the surprising, this presentation dives into fascinating facts about the whales, dolphins, seals, sea turtles, birds, fish, sharks, and stingrays often spotted from the pier. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast or just...

All walks will take place on the Brookgreen Gardens outdoor labyrinth by the creek unless specified otherwise. 2025 Walks: First Walk Saturday, January 11,2025 at 1:00pm As we take our first steps into 2025, we will set hopeful intentions to unconditionally love ourselves so that we may have love for others. Romance Walk Friday, February 14,2025 at 1:00 pm Re-kindle romance by walking the...