SINHG: NEW EVENT! Black Fedora Murder Mystery

44 tickets available for the Black Fedora Comedy Mystery Theater in Charleston

November 14th | Showtime 5:00 PM! 

$46 per ticket

In this Madcap Whodunnit, Inspector NoClue matches witlessness with a temperamental French maid, an ambitious redneck janitor and a happy yet hapless hippie. But will the detective who's one-part Holmes and two-parts Clouseau be able to deduce Whodunit before Theydoesit again? Come play a character or sit back and try to solve the CLUE-inspired puzzle in this super silly show ... that just also happens to be the longest continually running show in Charleston (since 2012)!

Join fellow Seabrookers for a wonderful evening filled with laughter, fun, and relaxation. Sit back and enjoy the show as part of the audience, or volunteer to become part of the cast and join in on the fun! Great opportunity to share laughs, enjoy a little mystery, and spend a delightful evening together.

Please RSVP by October 31 to reserve your spot. We hope you’ll join us for this entertaining adventure!

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SINHG Presents: Rev. John Reynolds and the Fight for Freedom. Immerse yourself in powerful Civil Rights Movement stories of fighting for freedom, desegregation, and the rights to vote.

Thursday, October 8th 2026. Doors open @ 6:00 pm | Presentation @ 7:00pm

There will be a social period with light refreshments prior to the program. FREE to SINHG Members and $5 for guests.

Rev. John Reynolds is a distinguished Civil Rights Activist, ordained American Baptist minister, and author whose firsthand experiences bring the history of the Civil Rights Movement vividly to life.

At just 18 years old, Rev. Reynolds joined the Movement in 1965, volunteering for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference’s (SCLC) Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE) Project, where he trained at the historic Penn Center. As a teenager, he was hired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to serve on the field staff of the SCLC.

Throughout the Movement, Rev. Reynolds participated in voter registration drives, boycotts, and marches across Alabama—including Selma and Troy—as well as in Birmingham, Chicago, and Louisville, where he took part in open housing protests.

In 1968, he helped coordinate the New England portion of the Poor People’s Campaign and later served as the Health and Sanitation Director for Resurrection City, the historic encampment in Washington, D.C.

Through powerful firsthand stories of courage, sacrifice, perseverance, and hope, Rev. Reynolds offers a deeply personal perspective on the struggle for freedom, equality, desegregation, and the right to vote. His stories will move you, inspire you, and illuminate the extraordinary power of ordinary people who stood together and fought for change.

RSVP: https://www.sinhg.org/events-page 

SINHG Presents -Taino BBQ : Fire, Smoke and the first Barbeque with Julian Gooding

Trace the roots of "Barbacoa" from Indigenous Taino techniques to Modern American BBQ with Julian Gooding.

Julian Barrett Gooding is a documentary filmmaker, food-ways historian and storyteller for more than 40 years. His work explores African gastronomy, Gullah Geechee, Indigenous, Caribbean, and European influences on Southern food-ways. He is a regular presenter at McLeod Plantation Historic Site, has contributed to programs for the International African American Museum, featured in Charleston Magazine and provided media support for Netflix’s High on the Hog. 

Program starts at 7PM - Doors open at 6:30. There will be a social period with light refreshments prior to the program. Free to SINHG Members and $5 for guests.

When: Thursday, September 10, 2026 - Doors open at 6:30 PM

Where: Live Oak Hall - SI Lakehouse

               2319 Seabrook Island Rd, Seabrook Island, SC 29455

SINHG Presents:

Taino BBQ with Julian Gooding

Tickets

PMB 612

130 Gardener's Circle

Johns Island, SC 29455

SINHG.ORG