The Bluff Magazine Fall/Winter 2018

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November 2

F I R ST F R I DAY L ECT U R E : BATS Come learn about the bats of the Lowcountry and the

December 1

B U R N F EST Tonight, we dine outdoors—in the real outdoors. In a field.

research on them happening in Palmetto Bluff. We’ve

Under the stars. And by the light of the fire. Family-style.

caught and tracked northern yellow bats and you might be

We’ll listen to stories, enjoy music, and share a meal with

surprised to find out where they like to spend their days.

fellow outdoor enthusiasts and the Conservancy team.

Reservations are not required.

Reservations open on November 1 and can be made through info@pbconservancy.org.

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A RT I ST I N R ES I D E N C E Hailing from northern Virginia, Brian Noyes of Red Truck Bakery will visit the Artist Cottage as the November Artist

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in Residence. Swing by the Artist Cottage to meet Brian

C H A PE L CO N C E RT S E R I ES Join us for an acoustic concert with the Chatham Rabbits in the picturesque May River Chapel.

and learn more about the 1954 Ford pickup truck and the passion for baking that started it all. To purchase tickets, visit palmettobluffartist.com/november.

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B U F FA LO RU N Join us for the 5 th annual Buffalo Run benefiting the

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Palmetto Bluff Conservancy on Sunday, December 9. This

B US H C R A F T: S H E LT E R

10K, 30K, and 50K race is a tree-shaded combination of

The Conservancy’s Bushcraft program is designed to give

single track, dirt, and gravel road trails that traverse the

you the skills you need to survive in the wild. Each session

maritime forest and marsh edge for a portion of the loop.

focuses on one of the keys to survival, and this week will

Visit palmettobluffbuffalorun.com for more information.

focus on how to build a shelter to protect you from Mother Nature’s whims. Long pants and closed-toe shoes are required. RSVP to info@pbconservancy.org.

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B ROW N BAG LU N C H L ECT U R E : T U R PE N T I N E

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Cottage as the December Artist in Residence. Her delicious chocolates blend imported cacao with local

from Palmetto Bluff ’s archaeologist Dr. Mary Socci how

ingredients to create these unqiue treats. To purchase

turpentine was made. Reservations are not required. M US I C TO YO U R M O U T H Get ready to dig in to the 12 th helping of Palmetto Bluff ’s Music to Your Mouth festival. We’ve corralled the best

Meet Jael Rattigan of French Broad Chocolates in Asheville, North Carolina, while she visits the Artist

Moonshiners weren’t the only ones with stills in the woods of Beaufort County. Come to the Conservancy and find out

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A RT I ST I N R ES I D E N C E

tickets, visit palmettobluffartist.com/december.

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B ROW N BAG LU N C H L ECT U R E : F U R B E A R E R S O F T H E B LU F F

Bring your lunch and join the Conservancy team for a talk

and the brightest of the South’s culinarians to celebrate

about the otters and minks at Palmetto Bluff. We’ll discuss

the delectable cuisine of the South. Plus, we’ve added in

the habitats they prefer as well as some surprising facts

all-star musical talent and vintners, brewers, distillers,

about these curious creatures. Reservations are not required.

and mixologists from around the world to create the perfect pairings for your Southern palates. Check out musictoyourmouth.com for more details.


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