Upcoming Events

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...

All walks will take place on the Brookgreen Gardens outdoor labyrinth by the creek unless specified otherwise. 2024 Walks: Gratitude Walk Saturday, November 23 at 1:00 pm At this time of the year, in the breath of silence before the holiday season ensues, join us as we remember all that we have to be thankful for. Bring you’re your memories of the year and a heart full of gratitude for all that...

Chair yoga is a gentle practice that can be enjoyed by anyone with an interest in elevating spinal health and flexibility, practicing mindfulness, or learning to harness the power of their breath. In this class, yoga postures are performed while seated and/or assisted by a chair. Chair yoga is also a great exercise option for individuals with mobility issues. Students of all experience levels are...

Join us for a vibrant journey into the heart of Gullah Geechee culture with Virginia (Genya) Watson's Doll Making Workshop. Immerse yourself in a hands-on experience that celebrates tradition, artistry, and cultural history. In this workshop, Genya will share her unique techniques and personal stories, guiding you through the process of creating your own beautiful doll. Whether you're an...

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...

Medicine bags have long been used by Native American cultures as personal pouches for holding sacred items—not traditional medicines as we know them today, but objects with deep personal meaning. Owners often place items inside that represent strength, memory, or love, such as a piece of oak for resilience, a baby tooth to honor a special time, or a lock of hair from a loved one who has passed on...

In ancient times, chokers were not just decorative but served as protective armor. Today, they are worn as stylish accessories with deep cultural significance. Join us to craft your own authentic, one-of-a-kind Native American choker and discover the rich history of the Waccamaw Indian People, one of the local tribes of Horry County. About the Instructor: Susan Hayes-Hatcher, born in Landstuhl...

Join us for an enlightening journey into the world of sustainable gardening at Brookgreen Gardens, where the lush beauty of nature meets the wisdom of sustainable practices. Our expert horticulturists and eco-conscious enthusiasts will guide you through a day filled with inspiration, education, and hands-on experiences

Join us for an enlightening journey into the world of sustainable gardening at Brookgreen Gardens, where the lush beauty of nature meets the wisdom of sustainable practices. Our expert horticulturists and eco-conscious enthusiasts will guide you through a day filled with inspiration, education, and hands-on experiences

Chair yoga is a gentle practice that can be enjoyed by anyone with an interest in elevating spinal health and flexibility, practicing mindfulness, or learning to harness the power of their breath. In this class, yoga postures are performed while seated and/or assisted by a chair. Chair yoga is also a great exercise option for individuals with mobility issues. Students of all experience levels are...