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Love does conquer everything! It all began with a phone call from Polly, the mother of the bride. “My daughter and her fiance had booked their wedding and reception on Fripp Island. And now, coronavirus has made it necessary for them to change their plans and reschedule their wedding reception to October of 2021. 
Beaufort History Museum will welcome the 79thNew York Highlander Regiment re-enactors to the Arsenal Courtyard for an encampment featuring live presentations of Civil War era camp life, educational discussions, drills, marching, a Bagpiper and interactive activities for the whole family to enjoy. 
The Dataw Island Quilters are a group of 24 women who have a passion for quilting and a desire to share their interest with others. Some members have been quilting for 50 years while others are new to this fabric art, but one thing they all have in common is a desire to share their talents.
‘We the People’ artist Mary Whyte will make virtual appearances at November festivals.
Mary Whyte is an internationally acclaimed watercolor artist who makes her home in the Lowcountry. Whyte is known for her detailed, hyper-realistic portraits and her unique ability to capture the emotion of a moment. In 2019, she unveiled a project that was years in the making: “We the People.” Her aim was to paint a vision of America through portraits of fifty veterans from fifty states. She captured these veterans in moments that surprise, empower, and expand the viewer’s understanding of our country. The exhibition now tours nationally and also takes the form of a book, also titled We the People. Whyte will soon visit us, albeit virtually, as part of our Pat Conroy Literary Festival and the Crescendo arts festival, on Thursday, November 5, at 6:30 p.m., in conversation with ETV Lowcountry’s Holly Jackson. To register for this free event, visit 
First-ever virtual Walk for Water brings more than a drop to those in need
The nonprofit Pat Conroy Literary Center will host two free virtual author visits this month. In collaboration with First Presbyterian Church of Hilton Head Island, on Wednesday, October 21, at 6:30 p.m, the Conroy Center will host journalist Wanda Smalls Lloyd, author Coming Full Circle: From Jim Crow to Journalism. 
Chances are good you know the rest of that quote, i.e. “to forgive, divine.” But have you ever thought about the truth of it? About why forgiveness might be deemed divine? 
The Culinary Institute of the South at Technical College of the Lowcountry, set to open fall 2021, will now also house the Foodseum, an interactive museum experience dedicated to Southern food.
Beaufort’s Mystic Osprey Gallery in Habersham Marketplace will showcase new works from Artists Pamela Corwin and Mark S. Holland, Friday October 23, 4-7 pm.Site Designed and Maintained by Vision Technology Management
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