Courses

(ART300) PATRIOTIC STAINED GLASS SUNCATCHER

Create a vibrant 12-inch faux stained-glass patriotic flag or bald eagle using crushed glass, sea glass, resin, and shells in this hands-on workshop. You'll learn beginner-friendly techniques and leave with a finished, one-of-a-kind piece ready to display or gift.

Wednesday, June 3, 2026, Beaufort campus

(EVENT300) BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ALIVE - MAINSTAGE CHAUTAUQUA PERFORMANCE

A Chautauqua performance portraying Benjamin Franklin is a living-history presentation in which actor GregRobin Smith appears in character, speaking in the first person as Franklin. Blending historical scholarship, storytelling, wit, and audience interaction, the program explores Franklin's life and ideas, including his pivotal role in the American Revolution as a statesman, diplomat to France, and advocate for independence.

Wednesday, July 1, 2026, Beaufort campus

(EVENT303) MAHJONG OPEN PLAY

Looking for a Mahjong group to test your skills? Come play in Beaufort 3 Tuesdays in July! We will have tables set up, just bring your 2026 card and come play.

July 7-21, 2026, Beaufort campus

(HIS228) FIRESTORM OVER DARMSTADT

Date change from the printed guide: New date is May 14, 2026. Learn about the 1944 RAF bombing of Darmstadt, one of WWII's major firestorms, and its lasting impact on Germany and England.

This course is not open for registrations.
Registration opens on Tuesday, May 12, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.

(HIS304) THE PATRIOT AND FRANCIS MARION: Fact vs Fiction

A brief introduction to Francis Marion will precede a viewing of The Patriot, followed by a discussion comparing the film's portrayal with historical fact.


Wednesday, June 17, 2026, Beaufort campus

(HIS305) SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORY SEEPED IN TEA

Enjoy learning about the role tea played in the American Revolution here in South Carolina. This class will give you the history of all the lesser-known tea parties in the South, specifically in Charleston. This class will come with a southern twist - come sample some refreshing sweet tea.

Tuesday, June 23, 2026, Beaufort campus