Hilton Head Monthly Voice Voice of the Lowcountry 
JUNE 4
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S GOLF DAY: Learn the fundamentals of chipping, putting and swinging through easy-to-learn drills and activities led by volunteers and female pros. Free. 1-4 p.m., The First Tee of the Lowcountry, 151 Gumtree Rd., Hilton Head Island. 843-686-2680 or www.firstteelowcountry.org.
Just because you can’t gather with a group of like-minded people doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate Earth Day on April 22.
This year’s event — the 50th anniversary of the holiday — will be celebrated online with Digital Earth Day, according to the Earth Day Network.
“Amid the recent outbreak, that means using our voices to drive action online rather than in person,” said Kathleen Rogers, president of Earth Day Network.
Your Week Ahead:
Looking for something fun to do this week? Find everything that is happening around the Lowcountry in our event calendar.
JUNE 4
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S GOLF DAY: Learn the fundamentals of chipping, putting and swinging through easy-to-learn drills and activities led by volunteers and female pros. Free. 1-4 p.m., The First Tee of the Lowcountry, 151 Gumtree Rd., Hilton Head Island. 843-686-2680 or www.firstteelowcountry.org.
TUESDAY
ZION CEMETERY AND BAYNARD MAUSOLEUM COSTUMED CEMETERY TOUR: Visit the gravesites of four Revolutionary War heroes and learn about the bloody skirmish fought just a few steps away. $15 Adult/$10 Child, 11 a.m., Corner of U.S. 278 & Matthews Dr., Hilton Head Island. Reservations required. 843-686-6560 or www.heritagelib.org.
HILTON HEAD ISLAND FARMERS MARKET: Support local farmers and producers and take home fresh produce, pasture-raised chicken, free range rabbit, pork, seafood, salsa, sausage, cookies, bread, she crab soup and more. Entrance and parking are free. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Coastal Discovery Museum. 70 Honey Horn Dr, Hilton Head Island. 843-473-5231 or www.hhifarmersmarket.com.
WEDNESDAY
HILTON HEAD HAUNTED HISTORY TALES: After dark, in the eerie setting of the island’s oldest burial ground, come and hear spine-tingling tales of Hilton Head’s shadowy past. $25 Adult/$20 Child, 9 p.m., Corner of Hwy. 278 & Matthews Dr., Hilton Head Island. Reservations required. 843-686-6560 or www.heritagelib.org.
THURSDAY
FARMERS MARKET OF BLUFFTON. Meet local farmers, chefs and artisans on Calhoun Street. Buy fresh strawberries, tomatoes, baked goods, remedies and more. Enjoy live local entertainment and watch cooking demos. 843-415-2447 www.farmersmarketbluffton.org.
MOVIE NIGHTS IN THE PARK: Watch movies on a 24-foot screen as the sun sets over Broad Creek. Bring beach chairs, blankets and pets if you wish. June 11: “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”; June 18: “Frozen 2”; June 25: “Jumanji”. Take-out food available from Shelter Cove merchants. 8:30-10:30 p.m. Free. www.Sheltercovetownecentre.com.
FRIDAY
SUNSET JAMS AT SHELTER COVE TOWNE CENTRE. Live, local music each week in Shelter Cove Community Park. Bring your beach chairs, blankets, coolers and pets and pick up take-out food from one of the nearby restaurants or at Kroger. June 12: The Headliners; June 19: Deas-Guyz; June 26: Cranford Hollow. Free. 7-10 p.m., 40 Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head Island. 843-686-3090 or www.sheltercovetownecentre.com.
COLIGNY SUMMER MUSIC FRIDAYS WITH DJ CRUSH. Visit the Coligny Center Stage every Friday for an interactive family dance party with DJ Crush. Free. 6:30- 8:30 p.m. Coligny Plaza, 1 North Forest Beach Dr, Hilton Head Island www.colignyplaza.com.
SUNDAY
COLIGNY SUMMER MUSIC WITH JEVON DALY: Live music at Coligny Center Stage with Jevon Daly performing a kid-centric storytelling adventure. Free. - 6:30-8:30 p.m. Coligny Plaza, 1 North Forest Beach Dr, Hilton Head Island www.colignyplaza.com.
DAILY
TRAIL RIDES THROUGH THE SEA PINES FOREST PRESERVE WITH LAWTON STABLES: Meander through the preserve on horseback for the true feel of the untouched Lowcountry. Trail riders must be at least 8 years old. Reservations are required. 843-671-2586 www.lawtonstables.com.
PICKLEBALL AT PALMETTO DUNES: Learn how to play Pickleball with daily clinics and round robins at the Palmetto Dunes Pickleball Center in Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort. Courts and equipment rentals available. Reservations recommended. www.palmettodunes.com.
THE HARBOUR TOWN LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM: Explore Hilton Head Island’s rich history and learn about its famous lighthouse in a unique, museum-like setting. Admission is $4.25. Free for children 5 and younger. 149 Lighthouse Rd. 843-671-2810 or www.harbourtownlighthouse.com.
HILTON HEAD CELEBRATES WITH POPULAR ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
Officially, St. Patrick’s Day is March 17, but Hilton Head Island likes to get a jump on the celebration. More than 25,000 people are expected to line Pope Avenue on March 15 for the annual parade — one of the oldest in honor of St. Patrick in South Carolina.
March 15
HILTON HEAD ISLAND ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE: The oldest St. Patrick’s Day parade in South Carolina. Featuring a parade of floats, boats, trucks, cars, bikes, golf carts, people, horses and dogs. Free. 3 p.m., Pope Avenue, Hilton Head Island. www.hiltonheadireland.org.
ANNUAL MONTHLONG EVENT PAYS TRIBUTE TO NATIVE ISLANDERS’ HERITAGE
The Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration is woven into the fabric of the Lowcountry; this year’s 24th annual event is no exception: It’s a monthlong series of events capturing the spirit and significance of Gullah culture.
