There is something special happening after hours at the Coastal Discovery Museum. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to participate in unique experiences on Thursday evenings. These evening workshops are designed for adults. Ages 13 and up.

Topics, times, and fees vary. Check the calendar and follow us on social for updates.
Sea Glass Wind Chimes

September 24, 2026 /5:30 – 7:30 pm

Unwind and tap into your creative side to craft your own sea glass wind chimes, guided by Camilla Pagliaroli, teaching artists and owner of Create with Camilla. All materials are provided, and you're welcome to bring wine and snacks to enjoy while you create. Whether you come with friends or make new ones, this interactive experience promises a fun, relaxed atmosphere where creativity flows.

$62 per person. Ages 13 and older, please.

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Cast Net Throwing Class

October 1, 2026 /5:30 – 6:30 pm

Cast nets are a favorite tool for recreational fishing, thanks to their effectiveness in catching live bait. In the South Carolina Lowcountry, cast netting is more than just a fishing method — it’s a tradition rooted in Gullah Geechee culture and the region’s coastal heritage.

Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to throw and open a cast net with ease, no matter your experience level. You’ll practice with different net sizes and gain the skills to use them confidently. Whether you’re here to learn a useful skill or simply try something new, this workshop is for you.

We’ll be practicing in the field, and no fishing license is required. However, if you’d like to test your skills from the dock afterward, please have a paper or digital copy of a valid South Carolina fishing license.

$20 per person. Ages 13 and older, please.

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Calm in a Bottle: Create Your Own Lavender Roll-on

October 8, 2026 /5:30 – 7 pm

In this fun, hands-on workshop, you’ll discover the unique qualities of two beloved essential oils—lavender and lavandin — and create a personalized 10 ml aromatherapy roll-on, inspired by calm and creativity.

Guided by Ann De Corte, owner of Time4SelfLove, and a certified aromatherapist through the National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy, you’ll learn the basics of essential oil safety, how to blend oils to match your mood, what to look for when purchasing essential oils, and the key differences between lavender and lavandin. Along with your custom blend roll-on, you’ll leave with the confidence to use essential oils safely and intentionally.

$58 per person. Ages 16 and older, please.

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Indigo Exploration - Scarf Edition

October 15, 2026 /5:30 – 6:30 pm

Step back in time with Eliza Lucas Pinckney as portrayed by Margaret (Peggy) Pickett, author and living history presenter. In 1739, at just 17 years old, Eliza's experiments with indigo led to a thriving industry in colonial South Carolina. Discover her fascinating story, learn about the process of making indigo dye, and create your own indigo tie-dye scarf to take home. The museum provides one scarf per person. If you would like to dye a T-shirt instead of a scarf, T-shirts are available in sizes child medium to adult XXL. Feel free to bring one additional small cotton item to dye, such as a shirt, tea towel, or apron.

$25 per person. Ages 13 and older, please.

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A Journey Through Tea: History, Practices, and Tasting Experience

October 22, 2026 / 5:30 – 7 pm

Join us for a delightful tea experience that begins by delving into tea's rich history and its journey from ancient to modern practices. Take a guided tea-tasting tour, featuring an array of teas, complemented by freshly baked scones, clotted cream, strawberry preserves, and zesty lemon curd. To sweeten the experience, there will be an assortment of mini desserts to indulge in.

Next, you’ll learn to create your own handcrafted tea blends to take home, along with recipes to recreate your tea blend creations. Whether you’re a tea lover or a curious newcomer, this evening promises to be a refreshing and educational journey into tea.

$45 per person. Ages 16 and older, please.

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Pumpkins, Posies, and Prosecco

October 29, 2026 / 5:30 – 6:30 pm

You’re invited to a delightful evening of creativity and connection. Sip a glass (or two) of complimentary prosecco as you design your own fall floral arrangement, using seasonal flowers, greenery, and a festive pumpkin.

Guiding you through the session is Jill Moore — master naturalist and owner of Moore to Life. Jill will share fun and fascinating insights into fall blooms, greenery, pumpkins, and essential oils.

All materials are provided, and no experience is necessary. Whether you’re a local or visiting the Lowcountry, this is a festive evening you won’t want to miss.

$35 per person. Ages 21 and older, please.

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Lantern Workshop – Jellyfish

November 5, 2026 / 5:30 – 7:30 pm

Join the tradition and create your own jellyfish lantern for Hilton Head Island’s beloved Lantern Parade! This workshop is your chance to craft a unique lantern with guidance from our museum staff. We provide all the supplies (including the lights) for you to create and decorate a 20-inch round paper lantern. Get ready to light up the beach during this year’s celebration on November 14.

Space is limited, and only registered participants will be admitted into the program area.

Other Coastal Discovery Museum Lantern Workshops:

  • Nov 3: 10 am-12 pm
  • Nov 5: 5:30-7:30 pm
  • Nov 7: 10-11:30 am (family-friendly)
  • Nov 7: 2-3:30 pm (family-friendly)
  • Nov 9: 10 am-12 pm
  • Nov 12: 5:30-7:30 pm
  • Nov 14: Walk with Museum in the Lantern Parade!

$40 – One (1) lantern kit and one (1) adult. Ages 13 and older, please.

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Lantern Workshop – Butterflies and More

November 12, 2026 / 5:30 – 7:30 pm

Join the tradition and create your own lantern for Hilton Head Island’s beloved Lantern Parade! In this workshop, you'll design and decorate a 16-inch round paper lantern with guidance from our museum staff. We'll provide everything you need—including the lantern, lights, and all supplies—as well as plenty of materials to create a beautiful butterfly-inspired lantern. If you'd rather make something different, you're welcome to let your imagination soar and design a lantern that's uniquely yours. Bring your creativity and get ready to light up the beach during this year's Lantern Parade on November 14!

Space is limited, and only registered participants will be admitted into the program area.

$40 – One (1) lantern kit and one (1) adult. Ages 13 and older, please.

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Indigo Exploration – Tea Towel Edition

November 19, 2026 / 5:30 – 6:30 pm

In this special Tea Towel Edition, author and living history presenter Margaret (Peggy) Pickett brings Eliza Lucas Pinckney to life. Learn how Pinckney helped establish indigo as a major cash crop in 18th-century South Carolina. Then dive into the fun by folding, twisting, and dipping your way to create four (4) indigo-dyed tea towels to take home. Four tea towels are included with registration. Prefer to dye a T-shirt instead? T-shirts in sizes from child medium to adult XXL will be available.

$30 per person. Ages 13 and older, please.

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Sea Glass Trees

December 3, 2026 / 5:30 – 7:30 pm

Unwind and embrace your creative side during this evening of coastal-inspired artistry. Guided by teaching artist Camilla Pagliaroli, owner of Create with Camilla, you'll create a beautiful 9-inch sea glass tree—a unique keepsake to add to your winter holiday décor.

All materials are included, so simply bring your favorite wine and snacks to enjoy during the workshop. Whether you come with friends or arrive solo, you'll be welcomed into a relaxed, interactive atmosphere where creativity, conversation, and fun come naturally.

$72 per person. Ages 13 and older, please.

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Indigo Tie Dye - Holiday Edition

December 10, 2026 / 5 – 6:30 pm

Get into the holiday spirit with a hands-on indigo tie-dye workshop. Create your own designs using natural indigo dye, sourced from the indigo plant. Once a valuable cash crop in the Lowcountry, indigo is now cherished by artists for its rich, vibrant blue hue. Whether you're making holiday gifts or creating something special for yourself, you'll leave with beautiful keepsakes and a memorable experience.

Each participant will receive an apron, a tote bag, four tea towels, a scarf, and one T-shirt to dye. T-shirts are available in sizes from child small to adult XXL. Our museum staff will be on hand to assist you every step of the way.

$50 per person. Ages 13 and older, please.

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INDIGO EXPLORATION
SCARF EDITION

Feb. 26/5:30–6:30 pm

Step back in time and “meet” Eliza Lucas Pinckney as portrayed by Peggy Pickett, author and living history presenter. In 1739, at just 17 years old, Eliza's experiments with indigo led to a thriving industry in colonial South Carolina. Discover her fascinating story, learn about the process of making indigo dye, and create your own indigo tie-dye scarf to take home. The museum provides one scarf per person. Feel free to bring one additional item to dye, such as a T-shirt, tea towel, or apron.

$25 per adult.

GROW YOUR OWN
EDIBLE MUSHROOMS

March 19, 2025, 5:30-7:30 pm

Hilton Head Island and the Lowcountry are home to a variety of native mushrooms, particularly in wooded and humid areas. During this hands-on workshop Dave Desjardins, retired environmental scientist and mushroom enthusiast, will introduce you to the fascination world of mushrooms and mushroom cultivation, focusing on techniques inspired by nature. Learn how to inoculate logs with mushroom spawn to grow your own delicious oyster and shiitake mushrooms. You'll leave with two prepared plug logs—one for each variety—so you can continue your mushroom-growing adventure at home. Perfect for curious minds and nature lovers!

$40 (ages 13 and older only please)

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SEA GLASS
WINDCHIMES

March 26, 2026/5:30-7:30 pm

Unwind and tap into your creative side at this enchanting evening of coastal artistry. Led by the talented Camilla Pagliaroli, owner of Create with Camilla, you'll craft your own sea glass windchimes to take home and cherish. All materials are provided, and you're welcome to bring your favorite wine and snacks to savor while you create. Whether you come with friends or make new ones, this interactive experience promises a fun, relaxed atmosphere where creativity flows freely.

$60 per person (ages 13 and up, please)

BUSY
BEES

April 9, 2026, 5:30-7 pm

Honeybees are always hard at work, collecting nectar and pollen to create honey, beeswax, and more. They’re also vital pollinators, helping plants thrive. Discover what bees are busy making, then try your hand at crafting your own beeswax candle and lip balm to take home. Sample different types of honey and guess which flowers the bees were pollinating.

Important: This program is for ages 7 and up, and children must be accompanied by an adult participating in the workshop. Space is limited, and only registered participants are allowed in the program area. Please do not attend if you have allergies to bee products.

$20 per participant (ages 7 and up, please)


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INDIGO TIE DYE:
HOLIDAY EDITION
December 4, 2025 / 5-6:30 pm

Get into the holiday spirit with a hands-on indigo tie-dye workshop! Celebrate the season by creating your own festive designs using natural indigo dye, derived from the indigo plant. Once a valuable cash crop in the Lowcountry, indigo is now a favorite among artists for its rich, vibrant hue.

Each participant will receive an apron, a tote bag, four tea towels, a scarf, and one T-shirt (available in sizes Child S – Adult XXL) to dye and personalize. Our museum staff will be on hand to guide you on every step of the way.

Make something special for yourself—or craft one-of-a-kind holiday gifts your friends and family will love!

$45 per person / Ages 13 and older, please.

INDIGO EXPLORATION
TEA TOWEL EDITION
April 24, 2025 5-6 pm

Meet Eliza Lucas Pinckney through the engaging storytelling of author and living history presenter Margaret (Peggy) Pickett, then dive into the fun of indigo dyeing! In this special Tea Towel Edition, you’ll fold, twist, and dip your way to four beautifully patterned indigo tea towels to take home. The museum provides 4 tea towels per person. If you prefer to dye a t-shirt, we’ll have sizes ranging from child medium to adult XL available.
$25 per person (ages 13 and up, please)


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INDIGO EXPLORATION
TEA TOWEL EDITION
April 24, 2025 5-6 pm

Meet Eliza Lucas Pinckney through the engaging storytelling of author and living history presenter Margaret (Peggy) Pickett, then dive into the fun of indigo dyeing! In this special Tea Towel Edition, you’ll fold, twist, and dip your way to four beautifully patterned indigo tea towels to take home. The museum provides 4 tea towels per person. If you prefer to dye a t-shirt, we’ll have sizes ranging from child medium to adult XL available.
$25 per person (ages 13 and up, please)


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BUSY
BEES
April 10, 2025, 5:30-7 pm

Honeybees are always hard at work, collecting nectar and pollen to create honey, beeswax, and more. They’re also vital pollinators, helping plants thrive. Discover what bees are busy making, then try your hand at crafting your own beeswax candle and lip balm to take home. Sample different types of honey and guess which flowers the bees were pollinating.

Important: This program is for ages 7 and up, and children must be accompanied by an adult participating in the workshop. Space is limited, and only registered participants are allowed in the program area. Please do not attend if you have allergies to bee products.

$20 per participant (ages 7 and up, please)


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INDIGO
EXPLORATION
April 3, 2025 5-6 pm

Step back in time with author and living history presenter Margaret (Peggy) Pickett and meet Eliza Lucas Pinckney. In 1739, Eliza — at just 17 years old —experiments with indigo plants and helps establish a thriving industry in colonial South Carolina. Discover her fascinating story, learn about the process of making indigo dye, and create your own indigo tie-dye t-shirt to take home. The museum provides one t-shirt (sizes range from child medium to adult XL). Feel free to bring one additional small cotton item to dye, such as a t-shirt, tea towel, scarf or apron.
$20 per person (ages 7 and up, please)


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INDIGO
EXPLORATION
April 3, 2025 5-6 pm

Step back in time with author and living history presenter Margaret (Peggy) Pickett and meet Eliza Lucas Pinckney. In 1739, Eliza — at just 17 years old —experiments with indigo plants and helps establish a thriving industry in colonial South Carolina. Discover her fascinating story, learn about the process of making indigo dye, and create your own indigo tie-dye t-shirt to take home. The museum provides one t-shirt (sizes range from child medium to adult XL). Feel free to bring one additional small cotton item to dye, such as a t-shirt, tea towel, scarf or apron.
$20 per person (ages 7 and up, please)


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iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY:
TIPS & TRICKS FROM A PRO
March 27, 2025, 4:30-6:30 pm

With beautiful scenery all around, learn how to capture picture-perfect moments using your iPhone (12 or higher) in this hands-on workshop led by photographer Sophia Schade. You’ll explore camera modes, functions, and techniques to enhance your photography skills. Note: Participants must bring an iPhone 12 or higher and charger.

$35 per person (ages 13 and up, please)

iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY:
TIPS & TRICKS FROM A PRO
March 27, 2025, 4:30-6:30 pm

With beautiful scenery all around, learn how to capture picture-perfect moments using your iPhone (12 or higher) in this hands-on workshop led by photographer Sophia Schade. You’ll explore camera modes, functions, and techniques to enhance your photography skills. Note: Participants must bring an iPhone 12 or higher and charger.

$35 per person (ages 13 and up, please)

GROW YOUR OWN
EDIBLE MUSHROOMS
March 20, 2025, 5:30-7:30 pm

Hilton Head Island and the Lowcountry are home to a variety of native mushrooms, particularly in wooded and humid areas. During this hands-on workshop Dave Desjardins, retired environmental scientist and mushroom enthusiast, will introduce you to the fascination world of mushrooms and mushroom cultivation, focusing on techniques inspired by nature. Learn how to inoculate logs with mushroom spawn to grow your own delicious oyster and shiitake mushrooms. You'll leave with two prepared plug logs—one for each variety—so you can continue your mushroom-growing adventure at home. Perfect for curious minds and nature lovers!

$40 (ages 13 and older only please)

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HAIKU WORKSHOP
WITH MIHO KINNAS
March 13, 2025, 5:30-7:30 pm

Discover how poetry can deepen your connection to art. In this workshop, local poet, writer, and translator Miho Kinnas will guide you in crafting haiku —short, evocative poems of 17 syllables — inspired by the artwork in This Is Not: Aldwyth in Retrospect, on display in the museum’s main gallery.

Learn to closely observe a piece of art, reflect on your experience, and distill it into just three lines. Miho will share practical tips for capturing inspiration, making this workshop perfect for writers of all levels.

Miho Kinnas is the author of three poetry collections, including Waiting for Sunset to Bury Red Camellias (Free Verse Press). Her work has been featured in Best American Poetry and nominated for the Pushcart Prize.

Registration option to include Miho’s book, Waiting for Sunset to Bury Red Camellias.

$30 per person (ages 13 and older, please)

$40 per person, including her book (ages 13 and older, please)

HAIKU WORKSHOP
WITH MIHO KINNAS
March 13, 2025, 5:30-7:30 pm

Discover how poetry can deepen your connection to art. In this workshop, local poet, writer, and translator Miho Kinnas will guide you in crafting haiku —short, evocative poems of 17 syllables — inspired by the artwork in This Is Not: Aldwyth in Retrospect, on display in the museum’s main gallery.

Learn to closely observe a piece of art, reflect on your experience, and distill it into just three lines. Miho will share practical tips for capturing inspiration, making this workshop perfect for writers of all levels.

Miho Kinnas is the author of three poetry collections, including Waiting for Sunset to Bury Red Camellias (Free Verse Press). Her work has been featured in Best American Poetry and nominated for the Pushcart Prize.

Registration option to include Miho’s book, Waiting for Sunset to Bury Red Camellias.

$30 per person (ages 13 and older, please)

$40 per person, including her book (ages 13 and older, please)

SEA GLASS
WINDCHIMES
Feb 27/5:30-7:30 pm

Unwind and tap into your creative side at this enchanting evening of coastal artistry. Led by the talented Camilla Pagliaroli, owner of Create with Camilla, you'll craft your own sea glass windchimes to take home and cherish. All materials are provided, and you're welcome to bring your favorite wine and snacks to savor while you create. Whether you come with friends or make new ones, this interactive experience promises a fun, relaxed atmosphere where creativity flows freely.

$60 per person (ages 13 and up, please)

WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS:
TECHNIQUES TO IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS
Feb. 20/4:30-6:30 pm

Join experienced wildlife photographer Mary Alice Tartler for a hands-on class that will elevate your wildlife photography. You'll learn creative techniques to enhance your skills and deepen your understanding of wildlife in their natural habitats. This class covers everything from mastering your camera and essential equipment to the art of composition, animal behavior, and locating wildlife in the Lowcountry. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, you'll find valuable insights to take your photography to the next level. All nature and wildlife enthusiasts are welcome—just bring your camera!

$35 per person (ages 13 and up, please)

WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS:
TECHNIQUES TO IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS
Feb. 20/4:30-6:30 pm

Join experienced wildlife photographer Mary Alice Tartler for a hands-on class that will elevate your wildlife photography. You'll learn creative techniques to enhance your skills and deepen your understanding of wildlife in their natural habitats. This class covers everything from mastering your camera and essential equipment to the art of composition, animal behavior, and locating wildlife in the Lowcountry. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, you'll find valuable insights to take your photography to the next level. All nature and wildlife enthusiasts are welcome—just bring your camera!

$35 per person (ages 13 and up, please)

CAMELLIAS AND THE ART OF
WAXING FLOWERS
Feb. 13 2025, 4:30-6 pm

Discover the history of camellias and the art of preserving their beautiful blooms with our museum horticulturist and camellia expert. You’ll choose your own flower from our Camellia Garden — home to more than 135 varieties and listed on the American Camellia Trail. Then you'll head indoors to learn the technique of flower waxing, creating a beautifully preserved camellia (along with a few other flowers) to take home.

$25 per person. No children under 7.

CAMELLIAS AND THE ART OF
WAXING FLOWERS
Feb. 13 2025, 4:30-6 pm

Discover the history of camellias and the art of preserving their beautiful blooms with our museum horticulturist and camellia expert. You’ll choose your own flower from our Camellia Garden — home to more than 135 varieties and listed on the American Camellia Trail. Then you'll head indoors to learn the technique of flower waxing, creating a beautifully preserved camellia (along with a few other flowers) to take home.

$25 per person. No children under 7.

INDIGO EXPLORATION
SCARF EDITION
Feb. 6/5-6 pm

Step back in time and “meet” Eliza Lucas Pinckney. In 1739, Eliza – just 17 years old – experiments with indigo and helps establish a thriving industry in colonial South Carolina. Discover her fascinating story, learn about the process of making indigo dye, and create your own indigo tie-dye scarf to take home. The museum provides one scarf per person (if you would like to dye a T-shirt instead of a scarf, T-shirts are available (child medium to adult XL). Feel free to bring one additional small cotton item to dye as well, such as a shirt, tea towel or apron.

$22 per person (ages 13 and up, please)

CREATIVE COLLAGE:
A COMMUNITY ART EXPERIENCE
Jan 16, 2025, 5-7pm

Join us for a glass of wine and an evening of collaborative artmaking as we launch a two-month collage project inspired by Aldwyth, the renowned Hilton Head artist, whose work is featured in the exhibit, This is Not: Aldwyth in Retrospect, in our Main Gallery.

Participants will have the chance to engage with the artist’s process by placing the first elements on a 20-foot-long piece of Okawara paper, the same Japanese paper Aldwyth used for her large-scale collages.

In addition, inspired by her iconic work, Cigar Box Encyclopaedia, attendees will create their own collaged cigar box to take home.

$25 per person

CREATIVE COLLAGE:
A COMMUNITY ART EXPERIENCE
Jan 16, 2025, 5-7pm

Join us for a glass of wine and an evening of collaborative artmaking as we launch a two-month collage project inspired by Aldwyth, the renowned Hilton Head artist, whose work is featured in the exhibit, This is Not: Aldwyth in Retrospect, in our Main Gallery.

Participants will have the chance to engage with the artist’s process by placing the first elements on a 20-foot-long piece of Okawara paper, the same Japanese paper Aldwyth used for her large-scale collages.

In addition, inspired by her iconic work, Cigar Box Encyclopaedia, attendees will create their own collaged cigar box to take home.

$25 per person

INDIGO TIE DYE:
HOLIDAY EDITION
Dec 12, 2024, 5-6:30 pm

Get into the holiday spirit with a special hands-on tie-dye experience. Using natural indigo dye from the indigo plant, you'll create your own designs. Each participant receives a T-shirt (child M - adult XL), apron, tote bag, four tea towels, and a scarf to dye. Our museum staff will be there to guide you through the process. Make something unique for yourself or craft one-of-a-kind holiday gifts! You're invited to bring wine and snacks.

$45 per person

INDIGO TIE DYE:
HOLIDAY EDITION
Dec 12, 2024, 5-6:30 pm

Get into the holiday spirit with a special hands-on tie-dye experience. Using natural indigo dye from the indigo plant, you'll create your own designs. Each participant receives a T-shirt (child M - adult XL), apron, tote bag, four tea towels, and a scarf to dye. Our museum staff will be there to guide you through the process. Make something unique for yourself or craft one-of-a-kind holiday gifts! You're invited to bring wine and snacks.

$45 per person

CREATIVE COASTAL
DECOUPAGE
Dec 5, 2024, 5:30-7:30 pm

In this workshop, you’ll discover the art of decoupage—decorating objects with paper napkins and applying a protective finish for a beautiful, glossy finish. Guided by local artist Camilla Pagliaroli, owner of Create with Camilla, you'll transform oyster shells and large scallop shells into unique ornaments and trinket dishes to keep or share as holiday gifts. No prior experience is needed. By the end of the evening, you’ll have two original decoupage projects (choose between two ornaments, two trinket dishes, or one of each).

All supplies are included, and you’re invited to bring your favorite wine and snacks. Come with friends, or make new ones in this fun, interactive experience!
$40 per person

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CREATIVE COASTAL
DECOUPAGE
Dec 5, 2024, 5:30-7:30 pm

In this workshop, you’ll discover the art of decoupage—decorating objects with paper napkins and applying a protective finish for a beautiful, glossy finish. Guided by local artist Camilla Pagliaroli, owner of Create with Camilla, you'll transform oyster shells and large scallop shells into unique ornaments and trinket dishes to keep or share as holiday gifts. No prior experience is needed. By the end of the evening, you’ll have two original decoupage projects (choose between two ornaments, two trinket dishes, or one of each).

All supplies are included, and you’re invited to bring your favorite wine and snacks. Come with friends, or make new ones in this fun, interactive experience!
$40 per person

FISH LANTERN
WORKSHOP
Nov 21, 2024, 5:30-7:30 pm

Light up the night at Hilton Head Island's Lantern Parade with your own handcrafted fish lantern! In this workshop, you'll dive into the creative process, with museum staff on hand to guide you every step of the way. All materials, including lights, are provided—just bring your imagination. Get ready to shine during the festivities on November 23!

Note: Space is limited, and only registered participants will be allowed in the program area. $40 per person, includes 1 lantern kit

FISH LANTERN
WORKSHOP
Nov 21, 2024, 5:30-7:30 pm

Light up the night at Hilton Head Island's Lantern Parade with your own handcrafted fish lantern! In this workshop, you'll dive into the creative process, with museum staff on hand to guide you every step of the way. All materials, including lights, are provided—just bring your imagination. Get ready to shine during the festivities on November 23!

Note: Space is limited, and only registered participants will be allowed in the program area. $40 per person, includes 1 lantern kit

JELLYFISH LANTERN
WORKSHOP
Nov 14, 2024, 5:30-7:30 pm

Join the tradition and create your own jellyfish lantern for Hilton Head Island’s beloved Lantern Parade! This workshop is your chance to craft a unique lantern with guidance from our museum staff, who will provide all the necessary supplies—including the lights. Bring your creativity and get ready to light up the beach during this year’s celebration on November 23.

Note: Space is limited, and only registered participants will be allowed in the program area. $40 per person, includes 1 lantern kit


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JELLYFISH LANTERN
WORKSHOP
Nov 14, 2024, 5:30-7:30 pm

Join the tradition and create your own jellyfish lantern for Hilton Head Island’s beloved Lantern Parade! This workshop is your chance to craft a unique lantern with guidance from our museum staff, who will provide all the necessary supplies—including the lights. Bring your creativity and get ready to light up the beach during this year’s celebration on November 23.

Note: Space is limited, and only registered participants will be allowed in the program area. $40 per person, includes 1 lantern kit


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INDIGO
EXPLORATION
November 7, 2024, 5 - 6 pm

Eliza Lucas Pinckney makes a return appearance! Step back into colonial South Carolina and “meet” the remarkable Eliza Lucas Pinckney, portrayed by author, historian and re-enactor Peggy Pickett. At just 17 in 1739, Eliza’s innovative work with indigo helped establish a booming industry in the Lowcountry. Immerse yourself in her captivating story, discover the art of indigo dyeing, and create your own indigo tie-dye t-shirt as a keepsake. The museum will provide one T-shirt (available sizes range from child medium to adult XL). You’re also welcome to bring one additional small cotton item to dye, such as a tea towel, scarf, or apron.

$20 per person.

Peggy’s book, Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Colonial Plantation Manager and Mother of American Patriots, 1722-1793, is available for purchase in the Museum Store.

INDIGO
EXPLORATION
November 7, 2024, 5 - 6 pm

Eliza Lucas Pinckney makes a return appearance! Step back into colonial South Carolina and “meet” the remarkable Eliza Lucas Pinckney, portrayed by author, historian and re-enactor Peggy Pickett. At just 17 in 1739, Eliza’s innovative work with indigo helped establish a booming industry in the Lowcountry. Immerse yourself in her captivating story, discover the art of indigo dyeing, and create your own indigo tie-dye t-shirt as a keepsake. The museum will provide one T-shirt (available sizes range from child medium to adult XL). You’re also welcome to bring one additional small cotton item to dye, such as a tea towel, scarf, or apron.

$20 per person.

Peggy’s book, Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Colonial Plantation Manager and Mother of American Patriots, 1722-1793, is available for purchase in the Museum Store.