St. Andrew’s Cemetery in Darien, Georgia, comes to life with stories of the past during guided tours led by local historian Buddy Sullivan. Known for his extensive knowledge of CoastalContinueContinue reading “Buddy Sullivan’s Tour of St. Andrew’s Cemetery: A Walk Through Darien’s History”
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Blues & BBQ
Despite the threat of rain, the lawn at Ashantilly was full of music lovers. Savannah’s own Eric Culberson Band rocked the “Old Tabby” on a beautiful fall Saturday evening whileContinueContinue reading “Blues & BBQ”
Fall Native Plant Sale
It was a beautiful day at Ashantilly for the Coastal WildScapes Native Plant sale. Native plant vendors Florabundance, Naturescapes, GA NPS-Coastal Plain Chapter, and All the Buzz displayed beautiful nativeContinueContinue reading “Fall Native Plant Sale”
Artist in Residence Closing Reception
It was a beautiful afternoon at Ashantilly for the Artist in Residence Closing Reception. Dozens stopped by to see Laurie Darby’s work, which she had created over the last threeContinueContinue reading “Artist in Residence Closing Reception”
You Know Me Podcast
Frank Buda and Michael Gallace, aka Buda and the Beard, visited Ashantilly Center on Saturday, July 20, and interviewed Harriet Langford, board president, and Sara Blocker, board vice president. HarrietContinueContinue reading “You Know Me Podcast”
Life and Labor on Butler’s Island with Buddy Sullivan
What an incredible turnout on Sunday, July 13, for Buddy Sullivan’s presentation on Butler Island. It was standing room only at Ashantilly Center, and Buddy’s did not disappoint. Refreshments wereContinueContinue reading “Life and Labor on Butler’s Island with Buddy Sullivan”
Congratulations to Abigail Martin
We are excited to announce the 2024 recipient of the Ashantilly Center Scholarship. Abigail Martin, McIntosh Academy Senior, will receive $1,000 to use toward her college tuition.
Artist Cottage Renovation: One Step Closer
Renovations on the cottage continue. The two bedrooms and the bathroom have been framed and we’re getting closer to tiling the floors and installing the kitchen cabinets.
Conservation Practices for Landowners Presentation
McIntosh SEED, Georgia Forestry representatives, and a long-time Soil and Water Conservation Commission member all congregated at Ashantilly on Monday, April 22 at 10 a.m. to meet with landowners toContinueContinue reading “Conservation Practices for Landowners Presentation”
Green Cleaning: Make and Take Class
On Monday, April 22 all attendees enjoyed a fun afternoon of learning how to make non-toxic, eco-friendly cleaning products. Michelle Quick, the Glynn and McIntosh County Extension Agent taught allContinueContinue reading “Green Cleaning: Make and Take Class”