The Gullah Geechee connection to St. Catherines Island is not well known. This Island is linked to the mainland of Liberty County. Native Americans used St. Catherines as a hunting and fishing ...

The 400-mile stretch of the Gullah Geechee corridor is home to the descendants of people who have inhabited the land along the Southeast shoreline and Sea Islands since their enslaved West African ...

A place like Sapelo Island includes Hogg Hummock, the last intact Gullah Geechee community in the Sea Islands of Georgia, with a lineage for some families that goes back more than 10 generations.

The scenario on James Island is happening through most of the Gullah Geechee corridor. Other islands like Amelia, St. Simons, Kiawah, Tybee, and Sullivan’s have become upscale vacation destinations.

When 'Gullah Gullah Island' premiered on Nick Jr. in 1994, ... and in my childhood it was not spoken of as Gullah, but more of as Sea Island culture,” Ron tells Mental Floss.

BEAUFORT, Sc. (WTOC) - A Celebration of Gullah Culture, History, and Holiday Spirit will fill downtown Beaufort from December 5th to 8th. The community will be able to enjoy a full stage musical, ...

New Studies Show That Indigenous Gullah Geechee People’s Homeland Are At Risk Due To Climate Crisis. The Gullah Geechee community is made up of over 1 million people along the coast.

ST. HELENA ISLAND — When chef Bill Green, owner of the Gullah Grub restaurant, talks about Gullah cooking, he recommends adding a pinch of salt as the dish heats up. The salt gets the flavors ...

“Live by the land, live by the sea” is the underlying philosophy behind traditional Gullah-Geechee cooking, as illustrated by Kardea Brown’s recipes for Crab Rice and Snookums’s Okra Soup ...

'Gullah Gullah Island' aired from 1994 to 1998 ... singing old songs and telling stories of the Gullah Geechee community, but we called it, at that time, the Sea Island community," she explains. ...