Tulip Cutting
2026-03-21 10:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Callaham Orchards, 559 Crawford Rd, Belton, SC, 29627, United States
Come out and enjoy cutting tulips, playing games, gem mining and snacks!

Spring Fling at the Farm
2026-04-25 12:00 - 16:00 | Chasin’ Time Farm, 2006 Midway Rd, Cheraw, SC, 29520, United States
🌸 Spring Fling at the Farm 🌾
Join us for a fun-filled day of music, local vendors, food trucks, games, a petting zoo, pony rides, and plenty of family-friendly farm fun!
Enjoy shopping, great food, kids’ activities, and a beautiful spring day on the farm — all while giving back.
💛 This is fun with a purpose. Monetary donations at the event will benefit Breaking Bread Ministry and Abba’s House organizations dedicated to feeding and supporting neighbors in need.
Shop, eat, laugh, and make sweet spring memories in a beautiful farm setting! 🌸🐐🎶

Birding, Stories, and Supper on the Farm
2026-05-30 18:30 - 20:30 | Morning Glory Homestead Farm, 42 Robert and Clara Trail, St. Helena Island, SC, 29920, United States
The Field to Fork Gullah Campfire Supper at Morning Glory Homestead Farm is an immersive eco-cultural experience that brings together land, food, and story in a meaningful way. Inspired by The Home Place by J. Drew Lanham, the event invites guests to explore the deep connections between coastal ecosystems, cultural heritage, and responsible land stewardship.
Guests will begin with a guided birdwatching activity, observing the coastal landscape and the wildlife it supports. A farm tour follows, offering insight into sustainable growing practices and the importance of caring for land and natural resources.
The evening culminates in a Gullah-inspired campfire supper featuring Carolina Gold rice and Sea Island red peas from Rollen’s Raw Grain, along with locally sourced meats, fresh baked goods, and seasonal dishes—including a recipe honoring The Taste of Country Cooking by Edna Lewis.
A highlight of the event is a presentation by Rollen Chalmers, a farmer and conservation-minded grower whose work preserving heirloom crops reflects a deep commitment to environmental stewardship, habitat preservation, and the cultural legacy of the Gullah Geechee people.
This gathering offers more than a meal—it is an opportunity to engage with the land, learn from those who steward it, and experience firsthand how conservation, culture, and community are deeply connected.
