• Madras Planter Workshop

    Join the Beaufort Historic Site at the Welcome Center on Tuesday, August 4th, from 9:00am to 4:00pm for a Madras Planter Workshop, part of the Living History Series. This madras planter has 3" x 10" solid maple base. It is woven with space dyed reed and #3round reed. It is about 4" tall and comes with 3 clay pots for planting. This basket looks great on a window sill or kitchen counter! Cost: $75.00 Instructor: Kathy Petronzio To reserve a spot, contact the Welcome Center at 130 Turner Street or call 252.728.5225 *Participants only*

  • Quilting Workshop!

    Join the Beaufort Historic Site at the Welcome Center on Tuesday, September 1, from 9:00am to 1:00pm for a Quilting Workshop, part of the Living History Series. Whether you're new to quilting or looking to refine your skills, this hands-on workshop offers the opportunity to learn three traditional techniques: hand piecing, hand quilting, and creating a quilt block. Instructor Nancy Smith will provide step-by-step guidance through each technique, helping participants build confidence while exploring the timeless art of quilting. Cost: $30.00 Instructor: Nancy Smith For more information, stop by the Welcome Center at 130 Turner Street or call 252.728.5225. 

  • Pine Needle Jewelry Class!

    Discover the timeless art of pine needle weaving with instructor Penny Holland at the Beaufort Historic Site! Whether you're brand new to the craft or an experienced pine needle basket maker looking to expand your skills, this class offers a fun, hands-on opportunity to create beautiful pine needle jewelry while learning traditional techniques in a welcoming environment. For more details, call the Beaufort Historic Site Welcome Center at 252.728.5225, or swing by at 130 Turner Street. Cost: $60.00 Instructor: Penny Holland

  • Acorn Basket Workshop!

    Join the Beaufort Historic Site for an Acorn Basket Workshop as part of the Living History Series. This distinctive basket is woven over a resin mold and features an attached maple base, creating a beautiful and sturdy finished piece. Woven with Hamburg cane, the basket is highlighted by a unique curled design that gracefully accents the sides, giving it both texture and character. Measuring approximately 5 inches in diameter and 9 inches tall, this elegant basket is perfect for display or practical use. Participants will learn traditional basket-weaving techniques while creating a one-of-a-kind handcrafted piece to take home! September 22 | 9:00am | $95.00 To reserve a spot, contact the Welcome Center at 130 Turner Street or call 252.728.5225