Welcome to the 4th Annual Black Moses Freedom Festival, a celebration of Harriet Tubman’s legacy and the rich cultural heritage of Beaufort, South Carolina. This unique event not only honors the history of freedom and resilience but also highlights the importance of ecotourism and agritourism in preserving the natural beauty and agricultural traditions of the Lowcountry. Join us for a weekend filled with live performances, educational workshops, local art, and sustainable food experiences, all while exploring the connection between culture, nature, and history in one of the most historic regions of the country. Discover how ecotourism fosters environmental stewardship and how agritourism showcases the farming practices passed down through generations, supporting local communities and sustaining the environment.  Our Black Moses Freedom Festival has been curated as a Heritage, Health, and Wellness Festival celebrating the Spirit, Ingenuity, and Liberation of African Americans and people of color around the globe. Keeping the spirit of Harriet Tubman alive in Beaufort County is of utmost importance because of the hundreds of enslaved captives freed by her hands.  She freed over 750, right here in our Beautiful Beaufort County. 

As a community we should be educated about this proud history, and Harriet ‘Araminta’ Tubman should be celebrated as one of our local and personal heroes. No other State, City, or County can boast such a significant victory as one of the most famous successful missions of her legacy. Now we come together to learn how to maintain our Freedom through Health, Wealth, and Art.

​Sacred Space Egyptian Yoga LLC, is a yoga practice centered on assisting the multicultural community with tools to connect with health, wealth, and  prosperity. Through breathing techniques, Postures, Visualization, and ‘Sacred Sojourn’ retreats, participants are able to slow down, enjoy the breath, and connect with the higher self.  Started in 2018 as an official business, the owner of SSEY LLC, Eboni Holmes has been studying yoga for over 20 years. 

Ms. Holmes has been an active member of the Atlanta community for over 20 years, a poet and spoken word artist whose work centers on the plight of being African, American, Black, Negro, and woman, all at once. With ancestral roots in Beaufort County and surrounding areas, Black Moses Freedom Festival gives Ms. Holmes the opportunity to share her gifts and love for community in a place that she truly calls Home.