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Welcome to the 40th Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. The uncertainty of the past year has made us more excited than ever to have you here with us. We’re so grateful to those of you who have supported SEWE through the years and delighted to welcome newcomers to the SEWE family.
As you may know, I’ll be handing over the reins to SEWE this summer. The years have flown by, and I look back on everyone of those years with tremendous pride and no small amount of wonder. In 1982, when I was asked to “put together some staff” for a wildlife art-themed event, I could not imagine what lay ahead. Timed to coincide with the area’s typically slower winter tourism season, the show’s effect on the City of Charleston was immediate. Charleston’s historical backdrop, the area’s hallmark Lowcountry cuisine, and hospitality and an increasing roster of top-ranked wildlife artists drew winter-weary crowds to the city. Growing exponentially in the next few years, what some dismissed as “the invasion of the duck people” had all the elements to become a well-respected national, if not international, event. Soon, Southeastern Wildlife Exposition unofficially marked the start of Charleston’s spring tourism season. It is hard to fathom the number of moving parts it takes to produce an event of this size. However, it is easy to imagine how difficult it might be to keep all the pieces in working order. Despite its popularity, SEWE struggled. So, when I was approached in 1987 by SEWE’s then existing board members to assemble a group of investors willing to step up to ensure the event’s future, I fully understood the challenge it presented. It didn’t take long to put together a group of local businessmen who saw that the benefit of saving the event outweighed the risk. When that group asked me to accept the leadership role in the organization, I weighed the decision before agreeing to accept the job of Executive Director for one year only. That one year turned into many, and a career that has been the ride of a lifetime. It is bittersweet to be reminded just how far we’ve come. The road wasn’t always smooth, and recognition for the event’s contribution to the local and statewide economy was hard-won. There were times when we held on for dear life. A hurricane named Hugo reshaped South Carolina. We rode a roller coaster that rocketed us from shock and awe to the ashes of the twin towers, up and over political divides and around the hairpin curves of economic uncertainty. Yet, despite everything thrown at it, SEWE tenaciously came through. Most recently, the global pandemic did its best to stop the momentum, but here we are in February 2022 - back and better than ever.
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There is no way to adequately express my thanks to all who have contributed to SEWE’s success. Amidst the show’s fast pace, I don’t often get the chance to thank them as I should. First, a tremendous thank you to the artists and exhibitors that place their trust in us each year to provide an audience for their incredible talents. Thank you to the hundreds of you who work as temporary staff each year. From ticket and souvenir sales to original art sales, exhibit managers to runners. Each position is vital to the event - from the packing room to the VIP Suite.
I’m always amused by those who assume that we only work one weekend a year and ask, “What do you do the rest of the year?” I can assure you that the show would not be possible without the efforts of the year-round staff. They’re the ones who keep the wheels perpetually in motion, and I’m so grateful to the talented cast of characters that have come through our doors over 40 years. Although I know all would agree that the SEWE office is always challenging, sometimes frustrating, and occasionally outright crazy, it is never dull. I appreciate each of you who stepped into the fray. Since the beginning, I’ve been privileged to serve a board of directors willing to take the time to understand the organization, provide oversight, and enable its goals. I’d like to especially thank George Bullwinkel, Ronnie Givens, Helen Hill, Len Hutchison, Neil Robinson, and John Walters, whose guidance was invaluable when I converted SEWE to a 501-c-3 organization. The move proved to be a turning point in its history. A special word of thanks to those whose contributions to SEWE remain indelible watermarks across the organization and the event. Each played a critical part in developing and maintaining the standards that established Southeastern Wildlife Exposition as a world-class event. Bart and Leslie Burford, who have been with SEWE since it was established in 1983. Bart and Leslie have been there each year helping in their individual areas of accounting and controls for Bart, and art sales and management for Leslie. Nancyjean Nettles, who came on board with me in 1987, was front and center as we reorganized and set SEWE on a new path. Nancyjean helped establish a new level of professionalism within the show’s administration and set a bar for hospitality that remains the hallmark of the VIP Program. Susan Frampton came to work for SEWE’s retail art gallery in 1989. Named Executive Director in 1999, Susan’s fingerprints can be found across virtually every aspect of the organization. And when John Powell signed on as temporary show staff in 2007, he began a journey that would showcase his leadership abilities, and lead to his appointment as Executive Director in 2011. And, of course, Beth (my wife) who has been there through the good and the bad of ensuring the success of the event and ensuring that the VIP Program has been such a success. Later this year, I will pass to John the torch that will light the future of Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. When he assumes the CEO position, I am confident that his ability, integrity, and determination will ensure that SEWE reaches its very highest potential. Of course, there will be challenges, but I leave him with the knowledge that your support for him will be as unwavering as the support you have given me. I have treasured every moment of my time with Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. Thank you for making it all possible. Thank you all for your time and talents and the enduring friendships, love, loyalty, and memories that have made this the ride of a lifetime. All the best,
James A. Huggins
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SOUTHEASTERN WILDLIFE EXPOSITION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
STAFF
Neil C. Robinson Jr., Chairman George Bullwinkel, Jr., Vice Chair Leonard L. Hutchison, III, Treasurer John F. Walters, M.D., Secretary Tommy B. Baker George J. Bullwinkel, III Harry J. Butler Jr. Senator Paul G. Campbell Mark C. Fava Ronnie M. Givens Thomas A. Hall Helen T. Hill Richard Jackson David L. Morgan Kenneth T. Seeger O.L. Thompson, III
James A. Huggins President & CEO John G. Powell Executive Director Julia G. Baker Special Projects Laura D. Faile Special Projects Elizabeth G. Huggins VIP Coordinator Shelby R. Padgett Special Projects Director Hannah S. Shannon Artist Coordinator & VIP Liason Cyndee Stoppelbein Financial Administrator Meagan L. Trotta Marketing & Sales Director Elizabeth P. Walters Special Projects
MEMBERS EMERITI Bill Hall Deceased Jack Hanna Dr. S. Lloyd Newberry
EXHIBIT MANAGERS Bart Burford Show Accounting Leslie Burford Fine Art Gallery Corey Grooms Gaillard Center Barry McKenzie Brittlebank Park Dennis Taylor Marion Square Bobby Wylie Charleston Place Southeastern Wildlife Exposition P.O. Box 20635 Charleston, SC 29413 (843) 723-1748 | fax (843) 723-4729 sewe.com | sewe@sewe.com
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Paul Mulkey Mike Requidan Haley Jane Griffith
OFFICIAL VIDEOGRAPHER Hed Hi Media
See YouNext Year! SEWE 2023 · February 16-19 All information is accurate at the time of printing.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome...................................................................................................................................................... 2-3 Credits.............................................................................................................................................................10 Corporate Partners..................................................................................................................................... 12 Table of Contents........................................................................................................................................ 13 Schedule of Events............................................................................................................................... 14-17 Map............................................................................................................................................................. 18-19 VIP Event Schedule & Perks...................................................................................................................20 Map Your Day............................................................................................................................................... 21 Special Events...................................................................................................................................... 22-26 Featured Artist, Julia Rogers...........................................................................................................30-31 Special Guest Artist........................................................................................................................... 32-33 Jeff Corwin............................................................................................................................................ 34-35 Busch Wildlife Sanctuary................................................................................................................. 36-37 Dog Demonstrations with Purina ProPlan and Wildrose Kennels ����������������������������������� 38-39 The Center for Birds of Prey.......................................................................................................... 40-43 Brittlebank Kid Zone..........................................................................................................................44-45 Sheep and Duck Herding Demonstrations................................................................................48-49 DockDogs®..............................................................................................................................................50-51 Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt....................................................................................................................55 Red Fox Fine Art Special Exhibit.................................................................................................. 56-57 Chef Demos: Certified SC Kitchen Stage....................................................................................60-61 Ducks Unlimited.................................................................................................................................. 62-63 Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit..................................................................................64-65 Cocktails & Conservation series with Garden & Gun ������������������������������������������������������������ 66-67 Lowcountry Social..............................................................................................................................68-69 Copley Fine Art Auctions Decoy Exhibit and Auction Preview ���������������������������������������� 70-71 SEWE Marketplace at the Gaillard Center..................................................................................72-73 Knife Makers................................................................................................................................................. 75 Fine Sporting Arms................................................................................................................................... 77 SEWE Sculpture Initiative................................................................................................................ 82-83 Host an Artist Program.....................................................................................................................84-85 Artists.....................................................................................................................................................88-107 SC Junior Duck Stamp..................................................................................................................... 118-119 Kids for Conservation...................................................................................................................... 120-121 J. Vineyards & Winery.....................................................................................................................122-123 Charleston County Parks & Recreation Events..................................................................... 124-125 Venue Overview................................................................................................................................ 126-129 Exhibitors.............................................................................................................................................133-137 VIP Listing...........................................................................................................................................142-144 Advertisers Index..................................................................................................................................... 149
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Event access included with SEWE General Admission tickets and VIP badges. Accurate at time of printing.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 9 am.................... DockDogs® Registration Opens • Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. ALL EXHIBITS OPEN • Multiple Locations 10–5:30 pm....... DockDogs® Competitions • Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. Copley Fine Art Decoy Exhibit and Auction Preview Opens • Marriott Hotel 10:30 am............ Sheep and Duck Herding Demo • Brittlebank Park 11 am.................... Busch Wildlife Sanctuary: Live Animal Show • Gaillard Center 11 am.................... Birds of Prey Flight Demos • Marion Square 11:30 am............. Retriever Demonstration with Mike Stewart from Wildrose Kennels, “7 Habits of the Highly Successful Gundog” Presented by Pro Plan • Brittlebank Park 12 pm.................. Chef Demo: CIC Chef Michael Carmel demo with duck from Vital Mission Farm Farmer Jeff Siewicki, and Commissioner Hugh Weathers Emcee • Marion Square 12:30 pm............ Retriever Demonstration: Meet the Retrievers, “Pathway to a Finished Gundog” • Brittlebank Park 1 pm..................... Chef Demo: Kiawah Island Ocean Course Chef John Ondo demo with sea beans from Heron Farms Farmer Sam Norton • Marion Square 1:30 pm.............. Orvis Fly Fishing Demonstration • Brittlebank Park 2 pm.................... Jeff Corwin: Live Animal Show • Gaillard Center 2 pm.................... Chef Demo: Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit Chef Carrie Morey demo with dairy from Hickory Hill Farm’s Watson Dorn • Marion Square 2 pm.................... Sheep and Duck Herding Demo • Brittlebank Park 3 pm.................... Orvis Fly Fishing Demo • Brittlebank Park 3 pm.................... Quick Draw/Speed Sculpt and Auction • Charleston Place 3 pm.................... Birds of Prey Flight Demos • Marion Square
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Schedule of Events
First Light on the Sentinel by Isaiah Ratterman
3 pm.................... Chef Demo: Tavern & Table Chef Ray England demo with fish from Abundant Seafood fisherman Mark Marhefka • Marion Square 3:30 pm............. Retriever Demonstration with Mike Stewart from Wildrose Kennels, “7 Habits of the Highly Successful Gundog” Presented by Pro Plan • Brittlebank Park 4:30 pm............. Retriever Demonstration: Meet the Retrievers, “Pathway to a Finished Gundog” • Brittlebank Park 6 pm.................... Exhibits Close
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19 9 am.................... DockDogs® Registration Opens • Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. ALL EXHIBITS OPEN • Multiple Locations 10 am.................. Copley Fine Art Decoy Exhibit and Auction Preview Opens • Marriott Hotel 10-5:30 pm....... DockDogs® Competitions • Brittlebank Park 10:30 am............ Birds of Prey Flight Demos • Marion Square 10:30 am............ Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show • Brittlebank Park 10:30 am............ Sheep and Duck Herding Demo • Brittlebank Park 11:30 am............. Retriever Demonstration with Mike Stewart from Wildrose Kennels, “7 Habits of the Highly Successful Gundog” Presented by Pro Plan • Brittlebank Park 12 pm.................. Chef Demo: Prohibition Chef Analisa LaPietra demo with heirloom corn grits from Altman Farms Farmer Will Altman • Marion Square 12:30 pm............ Jeff Corwin: Live Animal Show • Gaillard Center 12:30 pm............ Retriever Demonstration: Meet the Retrievers, “Pathway to a Finished Gundog” • Brittlebank Park 1 pm..................... United States Coast Guard Search and Rescue Demonstration • Brittlebank Park 1 pm..................... Chef Demo: Royal Tern Chef David Pell demo with oysters from Charleston Oyster Company Farmer Tom Bierce • Marion Square (continued)
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19 (continued) 1 pm..................... Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show • Brittlebank Park 1:30 pm.............. Birds of Prey Flight Demos • Marion Square 1:30 pm.............. Orvis Fly Fishing Demo • Brittlebank Park 2 pm.................... Chef Demo: Roy’s Grille Chef Chris Williams demo with pork from Peculiar Pig Farm Farmer Marvin Ross • Marion Square 2 pm.................... Busch Wildlife Sanctuary: Live Animal Show • Gaillard Center 2 pm.................... Sheep and Duck Herding Demo • Brittlebank Park 3 pm.................... Orvis Fly Fishing Demo • Brittlebank Park 3 pm.................... Chef Demo: Lee Bros. demo with peanuts from Old Tyme Bean Co. Farmer Josh Johnson • Marion Square 3:30 pm............. Jeff Corwin: Live Animal Show • Gaillard Center 3:30 pm............. Retriever Demonstration with Mike Stewart from Wildrose Kennels, “7 Habits of the Highly Successful Gundog” Presented by Pro Plan • Brittlebank Park 4 pm.................... Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show • Brittlebank Park 4:30 pm............. Retriever Demonstration: Meet the Retrievers, “Pathway to a Finished Gundog” • Brittlebank Park 6 pm.................... Exhibits Close
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 9 am.................... DockDogs® Registration Opens • Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. ALL EXHIBITS OPEN • Multiple Locations 10–4:30 pm...... DockDogs® Competitions • Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. Copley Fine Art Decoy Exhibit and Auction Preview Opens • Marriott Hotel 10:30 am............ Sheep and Duck Herding Demo • Brittlebank Park 11 am.................... Busch Wildlife Sanctuary: Live Animal Show • Gaillard Center 11:30 am............. Retriever Demonstration with Mike Stewart from Wildrose Kennels, “7 Habits of the Highly Successful Gundog” Presented by Pro Plan • Brittlebank Park 12 pm.................. Chef Demo: Shamil Velázquez Delaney Oyster House demo with shrimp from Tarvin Seafood Farmer Cindy Tarvin • Marion Square 16
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Summer Twilight by Mark Horton
12:30 pm............ Retriever Demonstration: Meet the Retrievers, “Pathway to a Finished Gundog” • Brittlebank Park 1 pm..................... Chef Demo: Lowcountry Fresh Market Chef Modou Jaiteh demo with rice from Turnbridge with Farmer Rollen Chalmers • Marion Square 1 pm..................... Birds of Prey Flight Demos • Marion Square 1:30 pm.............. Orvis Fly Fishing Demo • Brittlebank Park 2 pm.................... Chef Demo: Restaurant 17 at the Hotel Domestique Chef Haydn Shaak demo with quail eggs from Manchester Farms Farmers Brittany and Matt Miller • Marion Square 2 pm.................... Retriever Demonstration with Mike Stewart from Wildrose Kennels, “7 Habits of the Highly Successful Gundog” Presented by Pro Plan • Brittlebank Park 3 pm.................... Orvis Fly Fishing Demo • Brittlebank Park 3 pm.................... Chef Demo: Life Raft Treats Chef Cynthia Wong demo with eggs from Storey Farms Farmer Jeremy Storey • Marion Square 3:30 pm............. Retriever Demonstration: Meet the Retrievers, “Pathway to a Finished Gundog” • Brittlebank Park 3:30 pm............. DockDogs® Finals • Brittlebank Park 5 pm.................... Exhibits Close
High Power by Stefan Savides
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VIP EVENT SCHEDULE & PERKS
VIP Events
SEWE VIP BADGE REQUIRED. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER FOR AFTER HOURS FUNCTIONS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17
1 – 5 pm
Private preview hours sponsored
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Charleston Place
7 – 11 pm
Signature Gala and Sale
Charleston Place
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18
9 – 10 am
Private Preview Hour
Charleston Place & Gaillard Center
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19
9 – 10 am
Private Preview Hour
Charleston Place & Gaillard Center
7 – 11 pm
SEWE Soiree* Charleston Visitor Center
*Ticket required; VIP badge does not admit.
VIP Perks VIP LOUNGES**
10 am – 6 pm
Friday and Saturday
10 am – 5 pm
Sunday
**Lounges are for Benefactors and Corporate Sponsors only
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Virgin River by Julia Rogers
Brittlebank Park, Charleston Place & Gaillard Center
Map Your Day SEWE has three continuous loops for ticket and badge holders and two VIP express shuttles for badge holders only. Shuttles are for your convenience but please note bus times can be unpredictable due to traffic. Many venues are walkable (see map). SEWE shuttles operate from 9:45 am through 30 minutes after close of show Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
SEWE shuttle is provided at no additional cost for SEWE ticket and badge holders during show hours. We highly recommend using the free SEWE shuttle service. Ticket or badge required.
ADDITIONAL PARKING
PARKING REMINDERS
Additional parking near Brittlebank will be available on February 19 & February 20 for a flat rate of $5. Follow signage on Lockwood Blvd. to the lot behind the police station on Fishburne Street.
No parking allowed in the grassy areas in front of Brittlebank.
RIDE SHARE Parking is very limited in Charleston. Ride share and carpooling are strongly advised.
Parking Reminder: There will be limited to no parking at Brittlebank on Friday, February 18.
The health and well-being of our guests is important. Visit sewe. com for more information.
ACCESSIBILITY Handicap accessible transportation is available; please ask the First Student representative for assistance.
While leashed dogs are allowed at outdoor SEWE venues, furry friends are not permitted on SEWE shuttles. 21
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SPECIAL EVENTS #ThisIsSEWE
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Special Events
SPECIAL EVENTS Unless otherwise noted, please order your special event tickets in advance at sewe.comspecial-event-tickets/ or (843) 723-1748.
DUCKS UNLIMITED OYSTER ROAST 6:30 - 10:30 pm, Friday, February 18
Indulge in oysters and a classic Lowcountry cookout, featuring an open bar, music, raffles and live and silent auctions. Admission also includes a 2022 membership to Ducks Unlimited. TICKETS: Start at $100, must be purchased in advance Available at eastcooperdu.org or call (843) 564-ECDU (3238) I Charleston Visitor Center, 375 Meeting St.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER LADIES BRUNCH BENEFIT 10 am – 2 pm, Saturday, February 19 Hosted by Norton + Hodges
Step out of the Lowcountry and into the wild to raise your glass at the Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit. This premier event features a three-course lunch and all-inclusive bar service, a live auction and a raffle with one-of-a-kind items. Enjoy a wide array of entertainment, including live painting by SEWE artist Carrie Penley, table prizes by SEWE exhibitor Tropical Tapestry, music from a local DJ and special appearances by some of SEWE’s feathered friends. Proceeds from this exclusive event will directly support the Rhino Momma Project. TICKETS: SOLD OUT I Hotel Emeline, 181 Church St. Special Events
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SPECIAL EVENTS
COMBING THE CAW CAW WILDERNESS 1:30 - 3:30 pm, Saturday, February 19
Join a naturalist to explore some of the habitats of Caw Caw Interpretive Center. Eagles, turkeys, otters, waterfowl, and more are often observed from these trails. There’s no better way to learn about the wilds of the South Carolina Lowcountry. TICKETS: $35 per person. Pre-registration is required. To register visit ccprc.com/sewe. Meet at the Caw Caw Interpretive Center, 5200 Savannah Highway, Ravenel 29470. I Caw Caw Interpretive Center, Ravenel, SC
US COAST GUARD SEARCH AND RESCUE DEMONSTRATION NEW
1-1:30 pm, Saturday, February 19 SEWE is proud to showcase a small part of the vast responsibility of the United States Coast Guard. Visit the USCG booth at Brittlebank Park to learn more about the agency and the men and women who do so much to support our sea and the things we cherish. New this year, do not miss a special Search and Rescue demonstration in the waters off the Ashley River on Saturday, February 19th at 1:00 pm. For more information, please visit gocoastguard.com I Ashley River adjacent to Brittlebank Park
COCKTAILS & CONSERVATION WITH J. DREW LANHAM AND GARDEN & GUN 2 - 4 pm, Saturday, February 19 CJ Lotz, Garden & Gun senior editor, and Kelly S. Turner, curator and artistic director of the Garden & Gun exhibition Birdwatching, sit down with South Carolina author, poet, and ornithologist J. Drew Lanham. Discussion will include Lanham’s approach to birding, its connections to history and race, and his role in the Birdwatching exhibition—which incorporates written and recorded portions of his original poetry. Cocktails will be served during the event. Following the conversation, guests are invited to shop a limited collection of fine sporting and outdoor goods.
TICKETS: $25 per person. Available at sewe.com I Garden & Gun Headquarters, 701 East Bay St., #115 24
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SPECIAL EVENTS
LOWCOUNTRY SOCIAL
TICKETS: SOLD OUT I Brittlebank Park
COCKTAILS & CONSERVATION WITH MIKE NEIDUSKI AND GARDEN & GUN
Join the Party
7:30 – 10:30 pm, Saturday, February 19 Dust off your boots for the fifth annual Lowcountry Social and celebrate the best of the South. Enjoy local oysters and BBQ from renowned pit masters, bluegrass music by the fire and an open bar under the stars at Brittlebank Park. Each guest will be entered to win exclusive outdoor prizes from SEWE partners throughout the evening.
2 - 4 pm, Sunday, February 20 This event features Garden & Gun contributing editor T. Edward Nickens in conversation with Mike Neiduski, the Southeastern director of regional development for the Ruffed Grouse Society and the American Woodcock Society. Neiduski is also a North American Versatile Hunting Dog judge, and a seasoned expert in the field. Cocktails will be served during the event. Following the conversation, guests are invited to shop a limited collection of fine sporting and outdoor goods.
TICKETS: $25 per person. Available at sewe.com I Garden & Gun Headquarters, 701 East Bay St., #115
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SPECIAL EVENTS
SOUTH CAROLINA WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SPORTSMAN’S BALL 6 pm, Friday, February 18 Sportsman’s Ball will feature an impressive live auction, silent auction, raffles, drinks, and great food.
TICKETS: $75 per person | $600 for an 8-person table, $750 for a 10-person table. Available at scwa.org. I Omar Shrine Center, 176 Patriots Point Street, Mount Pleasant
27TH ANNUAL DUCK SHUCK OYSTER ROAST 6 pm, Saturday, February 19
This casual party makes for an unforgettable evening with live music, raffles, hot oysters and live and silent auctions. TICKETS: $75 per person, $600 for an 8-person table, $750 for a 10-person table. Available at scwa.org I Omar Shrine Center, 176 Patriots Point Street, Mount Pleasant
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2022 Featured Artist
Golden Light SEWE 2022 Featured Piece
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ulia Rogers grew up on the Chesapeake Bay on the eastern shore of Maryland. She began her career as a wildlife painter at the young age of 17 and has traveled far and wide to feed her passion for the outdoors and its natural beauty. Rogers has worked in several mediums and gradually developed a distinctive style that is seen today in her oil paintings. Rogers believes it is important to try new things and push into different areas and painting en plain air, figurative work, and portraiture are all part of her discipline. She attributes many periods of growth in her paintings to reference trips she has taken and believes seeing animals in their own environment and witnessing their natural behavior has shaped the way she paints. Rogers’ approach to painting is to depict a vision of the feeling she hopes
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to portray through color, light and composition. Rogers’ Featured Piece, Golden Light, depicts a trio of swans basking in the warm sunlight with one stretching its angelic wings. Swans are a symbol of purity of spirit, strength and rebirth. “I wanted to express a feeling of weightlessness, light and air,” said Rogers. “My intent for the composition was to show a repeated pattern in the curvature of the necks while stretching and preening, highlighted by the warm sun streaming through the space.” Rogers has been rewarded for her efforts by being exhibited in numerous prestigious venues. She resides and has a studio on the eastern shore of Maryland with her artist husband, Matthew Hillier, and their two dogs.
Julia Rogers Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place
FEATURED ARTIST
Evening Glow
King of the Kopjes
A Complicated Dance
Virgin River
Spring Arrival Perched and Pretty
Morning Choir
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SPECIAL GUEST ARTIST
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asterfully capturing the intrinsic beauty of nature, nationally acclaimed artist Kathleen Dunphy paints with a characteristic passion that soulfully radiates true-to-life light and color.
Nearly two decades after American Artist Magazine recognized her as one of its “Top Ten Emerging Artists”, Dunphy’s star continues rising through her devotion to her career, proliferation of works, participation in distinguished national exhibitions, and sharing of her abilities as a popular instructor to students of all levels. Dunphy’s broad subjects range from landscapes and seascapes to wildlife and still life art. Her works are enjoyed by collectors around the globe and by art lovers who are able to view them in public collections such as at Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, which purchased one of her paintings for its permanent collection. In 2000, Dunphy was awarded a scholarship at the renowned Academy of Art University in San Francisco, an institution where she maintains strong ties.
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Kathleen Dunphy Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place
SPECIAL GUEST ARTIST
Winter Waters
The Crown Prince
Since 2003, Dunphy and her husband, Randy Smart, have happily been settled in the pristine Sierra Nevada foothills of Northern California. Their farm, complete with a goat herd, chickens, cats, and dogs, also contains a studio of her own design, enabling her to find endless inspiration for her work within footsteps. An avid outdoors person and hiker, she relishes painting several times a month “en plein air” with her sidekick and canine companion Ellie.
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Kathleen Dunphy Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place
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Live Presentation
JEFF CORWIN SHOW TIMES Friday, Feb 18 | 2 pm Saturday, Feb 19 | 12:30 pm & 3:30 pm Gaillard Center
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Jeff Corwin Gaillard Center
Live Presentation
Welcome back to Jeff Corwin! Jeff last graced the Gaillard Center’s superior performance hall in 2019, when he entertained and educated SEWE attendees of all ages.
Jeff Corwin is a television personality, nature conservationist and author. Join him for live presentations on Friday and Saturday of SEWE weekend. Best known as host and executive producer of Ocean Mysteries on ABC, Jeff is recognized as a global leader in exploration and conservation. Seating is first-come, first-served.
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SHOW TIMES Friday, Feb 18 | 11 am Saturday, Feb 19 | 2 pm Sunday, Feb 20 | 11 am Gaillard Center
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Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Gaillard Center
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Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Gaillard Center Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, a longtime SEWE favorite, is returning to fascinate crowds with its always entertaining and educational live animal shows. The Busch Wildlife staff will introduce the wonders of the natural ecosystems and give SEWE attendees an up-close and personal look at alligators, bobcats, foxes, birds of prey, snakes and more. The presentation will focus on the natural history of the animals while discussing ecology, conservation, endangered species and urban wildlife. The Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, of Jupiter Island, Florida, rehabilitates sick, injured and orphaned wild animals, and educates the public about nature, wildlife and environmental issues while promoting wildlife and habitat conservation. As one of the country’s leading environmental education and wildlife rehabilitation facilities, Busch provides care to over 5,000 wild animal patients, returning the recovered animals to their natural habitats annually. Seating is first-come, first-served.
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Live Presentation
Dog Demonstrations with Wildrose Kennels PRESENTED BY PURINA PRO PLAN BRITTLEBANK PARK
New at SEWE 2022, the Wildrose British Labrador demonstration pack with the professionals of canine nutrition, Purina ProPlan, will be be presenting its unique, balanced training techniques for upland and waterfowl gundogs, as well as adventure companions. Demonstrations will be conducted at 11:30 am and 3:30 pm on Friday and Saturday and at 11:30 am and 2 pm on Sunday. Enjoy personal interactions with the Labradors, the trainers, and the ProPlan team throughout the day, all on hand to answer questions and provide tips.
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DEMONSTRATION TIMES Friday, Feb 18 | 11:30 am and 3:30 pm Saturday, Feb 19 | 11:30 am and 3:30 pm Sunday, Feb 20 | 11:30 am and 2 pm Brittlebank Park
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Dog Demonstrations With Wildrose Kennels
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Fly Fishing with Orvis The Lawn at the Gaillard Center
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FLIGHT DEMONSTRATIONS Friday, Feb 18 | 11 am & 3 pm Saturday, Feb 19 | 10:30 am & 1:30 pm Sunday, Feb 20 | 1 pm Marion Square
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The Center for Birds of Prey Marion Square
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With ties to the likes of Audubon, Catesby and Bachman, South Carolina enjoys a long and important legacy in the study and appreciation of birds. That legacy endures through the Avian Conservation Center and, within it, the Center for Birds of Prey. Ideally situated on a 152-acre campus near Charleston, the Centers are dedicated to the study and welfare of birds and their habitats and to engaging the public in important environmental issues that affect birds and humans alike.
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Avian Conservation Center and Center for Birds of Prey The Avian Conservation Center / Center for Birds of Prey was founded in 1991 as the Charleston Raptor Center as a medical treatment facility for injured birds of prey. The name of the organization evolved in 1994 to the South Carolina Center for Birds of Prey, and in 2002 to the umbrella Avian Conservation Center with the Center for Birds of Prey as its principal operating entity, all to more accurately reflect the growing disciplines, reach and influence of the organization. As the nonprofit organization marked its 30th year in 2021, it is primarily focused in four defined areas:
AVIAN HEALTH The professional treatment of injured birds is a source of incomparable insight into critical environmental issues. The Avian Medical Clinic currently treats more than 600 injured raptors and shorebirds each year, releasing the majority back to their natural habitat. Although the causes of injuries vary widely, nearly all are human-related - ranging from gunshot wounds to collisions, electric shock from power lines, and toxicity. The medical functions of the Center operate on a 365-day / 24-hour basis. Injured birds are admitted from a continually widening geographical area.
CONSERVATION EDUCATION The educational programs of the Center are offered within two general formats: on-site and off-site. Each year, thousands of students are engaged in the Center’s science and natural history based educational programs. Decades of experience and evaluations consistently provided from educators demonstrate that these programs capture attention, enhance retention of subject material, and foster a renewed
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enthusiasm for learning – all of which contribute to an overall improvement in academic performance. The experiential programs offered by the Center also promote an awareness and appreciation for the natural world and our respective roles as stewards in its preservation. The power and beauty of birds of prey cast them as unparalleled ambassadors in public education - exemplifying both the intellectual and ethical aspects of conservation management.
RESEARCH Research and field studies combine with the objectives of the medical and educational programs to support the protection of wild bird populations and their critical habitat areas. The Center has led and participated in groundbreaking scientific research including avian genetics, environmental toxins, and an ongoing study of endangered and threatened species in South Carolina such as the Swallow-tailed kite. The Center’s work is well recognized in connection with environmental threats like the emergence of avian vacuolar myelinopathy (AVM) among eagles and other birds, and mortality resulting from under regulated landfill substances. A “citizen science” approach to a number of initiatives encourages the public to become active contributors to wildlife conservation and raises public awareness of vital ecological issues.
SC OILED BIRDS TREATMENT FACILITY The Avian Conservation Center is designated in the USCG Area Contingency Plan as the official repository for oiled birds in South Carolina and maintains situational readiness in this crucial role. Constructed with a grant from U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, the Center’s combined use Avian Medical Center / Oiled Bird Treatment Facility was completed in October 2007. The facility is designed and equipped to provide the highest quality medical care
The Center for Birds of Prey Marion Square
available for injured birds of prey and shorebirds on a daily basis, and, as the only permanent avian treatment center of its kind on the Eastern seaboard, affords the most efficient response possible in the event of a contaminant spill affecting native bird populations and their fragile breeding habitats along the South Carolina coast. The Avian Conservation Center/ Center for Birds of Prey has enjoyed long and productive relationships with Federal and State agencies and other relevant organizations since its inception. The Center has worked closely with the SC Department of Natural Resources in numerous areas over the years, including: Support of law enforcement, providing consultation, evidence collection and storage, and forensic services. • Formation of the SC Toxicity Working Group of which SCDNR is a participant, in response to bald eagle deaths in landfills • Providing medical care to 8000+ injured birds of prey and shorebirds • As a training and instructional resource for SCDNR officers • Fielding thousands of public inquiries regarding birds and other wildlife in support of SCDNR and associated public expectations • Osprey nesting platforms and relocations where appropriate • Contaminant spill preparedness and response The Center is staffed by 8 full time and 4 part-time employees with more than 70 years of combined avian experience. The small but effective staff is supported by a league of extensively trained and dedicated volunteer staff members who contribute more than 15,000 hours every year. The current annual operating budget for the organization is $825,000, the majority of which comes from philanthropic sources.
DID YOU KNOW . . . ? Each year, thousands of birds in South Carolina are injured by collisions with automobiles and man-made structures, electrical shock, gunshots, poisoning, nest destruction and other human related causes. The Avian Conservation Center mitigates some of this damage to wildlife by admitting and treating hundreds of birds of prey and shorebirds each year, releasing the majority back to their natural habitat. The center’s professional medical staff, with the support of more than 15,000 volunteer staff hours, treats more than 600 injured birds of prey and shorebirds in its Medical Center each year. Visit the Center for Birds of Prey tent at Marion Square to learn more.
FLIGHT DEMONSTRATIONS Friday, Feb 18 | 11 am & 3 pm Saturday, Feb 19 | 10:30 am & 1:30 pm Sunday, Feb 20 | 1 pm Marion Square
BRITTLEBANK PARK EXPANDED FOOTPRINT AND KID ZONE
Brittlebank Park, one of five main SEWE venues, has even more green space to enjoy the demonstrations, exhibitors and action.
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KID ZONE Children’s activities and games are now located in the new Kid Zone at Brittlebank Park. Here you will find:
pony rides
camel rides
exotic petting zoo fun games
inflatables
educational programs
KID ZONE STAGE with book readings by local authors and librarians and puppet shows
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Are you a MEMBER? College of Charleston graduates receive a lifetime membership to the Alumni Association and there are no dues. Please let us know of any address or email changes so we can invite you to Spring Alumni Weekend and A Charleston Affair, Fall Alumni Weekend and the Alumni Oyster Roast, and ensure you connect with your local CofC Club. Email us at alumni@cofc.edu or visit alumni.cofc.edu
Live Presentation
Sheep & Duck Herding BRITTLEBANK PARK
Back by popular demand, Windy Knolls Farm owner and master trainer, Bill Coburn, will showcase the fascinating world of herding instinctive to the Border Collie breed. For over 23 years Bill Coburn has been training and working with Border Collies. When he purchased his first dog he was advised to get a trained dog, but as Bill put it, “I was too hardheaded to do that.” So, with the help of a neighbor he trained his first dog on his own and the rest is history. Bill and his dogs have won many competitions
throughout the years, even one competition in Georgia where he could not communicate by voice commands. All of Mr. Coburn’s dogs spend their days working sheep on Windy Knolls Farm in Laurens, South Carolina. Here’s your chance to see them do what they were born to do in person. Watch his collies artfully muster sheep and ducks through various obstacles with only a whistle and a few commands throughout SEWE weekend.
DEMONSTRATION TIMES Friday, Feb 18 | 10:30 am & 2 pm Saturday, Feb 19 | 10:30 am & 2 pm Sunday, Feb 20 | 10:30 am Brittlebank Park
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Sheep and Duck Herding Brittlebank Park
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DockDogs® Brittlebank Park
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DockDogs® BRITTLEBANK PARK
Double the splash, double the fun—SEWE is proud to host the only two tank DockDogs® event east of the Mississippi. One of SEWE’s most popular events, crowds will flock to Brittlebank Park to watch double the amount of this
popular high-flying, bigsplashing competition. With side-by-side 40’ x 20’ tanks, each holding nearly 30,000 gallons of water, dogs of all kinds and skill levels will compete in water jumping competitions, including Big Air, Extreme Vertical and Speed Retrieve. “Waves” of competition will be held throughout the day Friday through Sunday, with finals Sunday afternoon. For more information or to pre-register your dog, visit dockdogs.com.
Registration Opens | Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 am Competitions | Friday & Saturday, 10 am–5:30 pm Sunday, 10 am–4:30 pm Finals | Sunday, 3:30 pm
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ONE MORE SUNSET. ONE MORE WEEKEND. ONE MORE REASON TO COME BACK.
Mornings spent sight-casting redfish transition to Old Fashions at your new favorite rooftop bar. Some call this living the life, we call it home. Welcome to the Lowcountry, y’all. Come see us at Brittlebank Park.
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FEBRUARY 17-20, 2022 · THE CHARLESTON PLACE HOTEL Contact Turner Reuter: 703.851.5160 · tr@redfoxfineart.com www.redfoxfineart.com
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Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt & Live Auction CHARLESTON PLACE
Witness the imagination, talent and process behind SEWE art. Watch participating artists paint or sculpt an original piece from start to finish in just one hour.
2022 PARTICIPANTS
The SEWE Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt will take place at 3 pm on Friday, February 18. After a short period of drying, framing and setting, a live auction will be held for attendees to bid on these one-of-a-kind paintings and sculptures.
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Guy Crittenden
David Turner
Beverly Ford Evans
Karryl
Julie Jeppsen & Rebecca Proctor David Kiehm Ryan Kirby Hilarie Lambert Kyle Paliotto Amy Lay & Amy Ringholz
Friday, Feb 18 Painting/Sculpting 3–4 pm Live Auction to follow The Fine Art Gallery at Charleston Place
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RED FOX FINE ART SPECIAL EXHIBIT Red Fox Fine Art, a leading gallery of 19th and 20th century sporting paintings and sculpture based in Middleburg, Virginia, presents a special exhibit of American and British sporting art, including the work of Frank Benson, Aiden Ripley, Ogden Pleissner, Sir Alfred Munnings, Percival Rosseau and John M. Tracy. Red Fox Fine Art was established by Turner Reuter in 1979. Reuter, a thoughtful countryman, published author and avid field sport enthusiast, has spent a lifetime exploring the relationship between art and country life. His book Animal & Sporting Artists in America, published by the National Sporting Library & Museum in Middleburg, Virginia, is now in its second edition. This volume is the first scholarly reference book devoted solely to American animal and sporting painters and sculptors.
Friday, Feb 18 and Saturday, Feb 19 | 10 am - 6 pm Sunday, Feb 20 | 10 am - 5 pm VIP Preview hours: Thursday, Feb 17 | 1 - 5 pm Friday, Feb 18 and Saturday, Feb 19 | 9 - 10 am
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Red Fox Fine Art Special Exhibit Main Hall • Charleston Place
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In the Palmetto State, we have all kinds of fresh, local foods available year-round. How do you know? Just look for the Certified South Carolina signs – and stickers – where you shop. Show your love for our farmers. Buy Certified South Carolina.
VISIT OUR TENT IN MARION SQUARE FOR FRESH ON THE MENU CHEF DEMOS AND CERTIFIED SOUTH CAROLINA PRODUCTS
A program from the South Carolina Department of Agriculture.
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Certified South Carolina | Fresh on the Menu Cooking Demo Stage MARION SQUARE The Certified South Carolina program was launched several years ago to help provide consumers with the ability to easily identify, find, and buy South Carolina products. Restaurants throughout the state have become partners in the effort, with participating chefs agreeing to prepare menus that include at least 25% Certified South Carolina grown foods and products in season to feature the Fresh on the Menu brand. These chefs recognize the value in supporting local for not only their bottom lines, but also for the
Hosted by The Lee Brothers Presented by South Carolina Department of Agriculture
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Certified SC Tent Marion Square
difference South Carolina local products and produce make on the taste of their food. Hosted by the Lee Bros., watch more than a dozen of South Carolina’s greatest chefs and farmers demonstrate how to prepare some of their favorite recipes with locally grown and produced ingredients. Sample products from the producers, processors and vendors that make up the Certified South Carolina program.
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Fresh on the Menu Chef Demonstrations MARION SQUARE | CERTIFIED SC TENT
Friday, February 18 12 pm
CIC Chef Michael Carmel | Cooking with duck from Vital Mission Farm with Farmer Jeff Siewicki and Emcee Commissioner Hugh Weathers
1 pm
The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort, Chef John Ondo* | Cooking with sea beans from Heron Farms with Farmer Sam Norton
2 pm
Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit, Chef Carrie Morey | Cooking with dairy from Hickory Hill Farm’s Watson Dorn
3 pm
Tavern & Table, Chef Ray England | Cooking with fish from Abundant Seafood with Fisherman Mark Marhefka
Saturday, February 19 12 pm
Prohibition, Chef Analisa LaPietra | Cooking with heirloom corn grits from Altman Farms with Farmer Will Altman
1 pm
Royal Tern, Chef David Pell | Cooking with oysters from Charleston Oyster Company with Farmer Tom Bierce
2 pm
Roy’s Grille, Chef Chris Williams* | Cooking with pork from Peculiar Pig Farm with Farmer Marvin Ross
3 pm
Lee Bros. | Cooking with peanuts from Old Tyme Bean Co. with Farmer Josh Johnson
Sunday, February 20 12 pm
Delaney Oyster House, Chef Shamil Velázquez | Cooking with shrimp from Tarvin Seafood Farmer Cindy Tarvin
1 pm
Lowcountry Fresh Market, Chef Modou Jaiteh | Cooking with rice from Turnbridge with Farmer Rollen Chalmers
2 pm
Restaurant 17 at Hotel Domestique, Chef Haydn Shaak* | Cooking with quail eggs from Manchester Farms with Farmer Brittney Miller
3 pm
Life Raft Treats, Chef Cynthia Wong | Cooking with eggs from Storey Farms with Farmer Jeremy Storey
*Denotes 2022 South Carolina Chef Ambassador
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Join East Cooper Ducks Unlimited for our Silver Anniversary 25th Annual Oyster Roast and LowCountry Cookout during SEWE Weekend on Friday, February 18, 2022 14, Center 2020 Bus Shed. at the Charleston Visitor Tickets are on sale now, starting at $100 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are available at eastcooperdu.org or call (843) 564-ECDU (3238). Your ticket includes the legendary all-you-can-eat oyster roast and LowCountry cookout featuring all types of Southern delicacies, along with an open bar, your 2022 DU membership, and the opportunity to participate in the finest auctions and raffles 2020 Sponsorship opportunities are also available. On of any DU event in the country. Friday night of SEWE, THIS is DEFINITELY the place to be.
Ducks Unlimited at SEWE Since 1997, the East Cooper Chapter of Ducks Unlimited and SEWE have nurtured a partnership that has made a direct impact on South Carolina. Through mutual support and dedicated staff, the results have been remarkable. Direct Results of the East Cooper DU – SEWE partnership since 1997:
20,000+ acres conserved
Over $5 million raised since 1997
Over $2 million in the last 5 years
Nearly $20,000 in scholarship
1 Statewide Art & Science Education program saved (Junior Duck Stamp) Ducks Unlimited can be found throughout the weekend at Marion Square, with information on how to get involved, as well as items for purchase to show your support.
DUCKS UNLIMITED OYSTER ROAST Indulge in oysters and a classic Lowcountry cookout, featuring an open bar, music, raffles and live and silent auctions. 6:30 pm, Friday, February 18, Charleston Visitor Center Tickets: Start at $100, must be purchased in advance at eastcooperdu.org or call (843) 564-ECDU (3238) More event details on page 21.
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Saturday, February 19 10 am - 2 pm Hotel Emeline 181 Church Street
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Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit Hotel Emeline
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4TH ANNUAL EVENT HOSTED BY
Step out of the Lowcountry and into the wild to raise your glass at the Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit. This premier event features a three-course lunch and all-inclusive bar service, a live auction and a raffle with one-of-a-kind items. Enjoy a wide array of entertainment, including live painting by SEWE artist Carrie Penley, table prizes by SEWE exhibitor Tropical Tapestry, music from a local DJ and special appearances by some of SEWE’s feathered friends. Proceeds from this exclusive event will directly support the Rhino Momma Project. TICKETS: SOLD OUT
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A Conversation with Dr. J. Drew Lanham and COCKTAILS & CONVERSATION WITH GARDEN & GUN CJ Lotz, Garden & Gun senior editor, and Kelly S. Turner, curator and artistic director of the Garden & Gun exhibition Birdwatching, sit down with South Carolina author, poet, and ornithologist J. Drew Lanham. Discussion will include Lanham’s approach to birding, its connections to history and race, and his role in the Birdwatching exhibition—which incorporates written and recorded portions of his original poetry. Cocktails will be served during the event. Following the conversation, guests are invited to shop a limited collection of fine sporting and outdoor goods. TICKETS (if available): $25 per person, available at sewe.com or 843.723.1748 Saturday, February 19 | 2 pm
Garden & Gun Headquarters 701 East Bay Street, Suite 115
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Cocktails & Conservation iGarden & Gun Headquarters
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A Conversation with
Mike Neiduski and
COCKTAILS & CONVERSATION WITH GARDEN & GUN This event features Garden & Gun contributing editor T. Edward Nickens in conversation with Mike Neiduski, the Southeastern director of regional development for the Ruffed Grouse Society and the American Woodcock Society. Neiduski is also a North American Versatile Hunting Dog judge, and a seasoned expert in the field. Cocktails will be served during the event. Following the conversation, guests are invited to shop a limited collection of fine sporting and outdoor goods. TICKETS (if available): $25 per person, available at sewe.com or 843.723.1748 Sunday, February 20 | 2 pm
Garden & Gun Headquarters 701 East Bay Street, Suite 115
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The 5th Annual
LOWCOUNTRY SOCIAL A PREMIERE SEWE EVENT PRESENTED BY:
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Lowcountry Social Brittlebank Park
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Saturday, February 19, 2022 7:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. (rain or shine) Brittlebank Park Dust off your boots for the fifth annual Lowcountry Social and celebrate the best of the South. Enjoy local oysters and BBQ from renowned pit masters, bluegrass music by the fire and an open bar under the stars at Brittlebank Park. Each guest will be entered to win exclusive outdoor prizes from SEWE partners throughout the evening. TICKETS: SOLD OUT
From Award-Winning Home Team BBQ and buckets of oysters from Lowcountry Oysters
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YETI product giveaways
Full bar
Fire Kettle from Southern Wildlife Co.
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Turtlebox Audio product giveaways
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Copley Fine Art Auctions 2022 Decoy Exhibit and Auction Preview CHARLESTON MARRIOTT, OPAL ROOM
SEWE is proud to promote and celebrate the art of the decoy. Copley Fine Art Auctions, the world’s leading American sporting art auction company is hosting its 2022 Art Decoy Exhibit and Auction Preview during SEWE weekend at the Charleston Marriott Hotel. Copley specializes in antique decoys and 19th- and 20th-century American, sporting, and wildlife paintings. Copley’s bi-annual sales are the premier events for collectors of sporting art, decoys, fishing collectibles, and other related folk art. Quality objects start at $100 and range to over a million dollars. The SEWE Dealer Exhibition is on Friday, February 18 through Sunday, February 20 starting at 10 A.M. at the Marriott Hotel.
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Copley Fine Art Auctions Charleston Marriott
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SEWE Marketplace at the Charleston Gaillard Center
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he SEWE Marketplace will feature a mix of creations by outstanding local, regional and national exhibitors including
handcrafted furniture, woodwork, leather goods, jewelry, metal works, knife makers, photographers and more unique Southern finds. A lively scene, make sure to save some time during the weekend to browse the 70+ exhibitors in the SEWE Marketplace. Walkable from both the Charleston Place and Marion Square, the Gaillard Center will also host live performances with Jeff Corwin and Busch Wildlife Sanctuary. See the schedule for times. Seating is first-come, first-served.
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SEWE Marketplace Gaillard Center
Artisans
Craftsmen
Southern Tastemakers
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Knife Makers THE MARKETPLACE AT THE GAILLARD CENTER For 40 years, one of the most enduring art forms found at SEWE is the knife. Truly appreciated once seen and held, the knives created by this talented group of artists are examples of the finest craftsmanship you will find anywhere. SEWE knife makers represent many styles in regards to both form and function. Due in part to the popularity of lifestyle magazines such as Garden & Gun, this craft has seen a well-deserved resurgence in popularity. Please be sure to visit this exhibit early as these unique creations are sought after by collectors and new buyers alike. Exhibit Hours Friday, Feb 18 & Saturday, Feb 19 | 10 am – 6 pm Sunday, Feb 20 | 10 am – 5 pm Gaillard Center
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THE WINTER SALE 2022 Livestreaming March 4-5 | Featured Preview at SEWE Feb. 18-20 | Charleston Marriott | 170 Lockwood Blvd.
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Fine Sporting Arms CHARLESTON PLACE & GAILLARD CENTER Quality arms for responsible sportsmen and women have long been a part of SEWE. Many of these firearms are themselves works of art. Fine Sporting Arms will be on display and available for purchase by highly regarded manufacturers and dealers Griffin & Howe and Beretta on the second floor of Charleston Place Hotel. Jarrett Rifles and Caesar Guerini will both have displays at the SEWE Marketplace in the Gaillard Center. Visit with the knowledgeable representatives who are available to answer questions about your needs in the field.
Exhibit Hours Friday, Feb 18 | 10 am – 6 pm Saturday, Feb 19 | 10 am – 6 pm Sunday, Feb 20 | 10 am – 5 pm Charleston Place & Gaillard Center
Fine Sporting Arms Multiple Locations
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Southeastern Wildlife Exposition
SEWE SCULPTURE INITIATIVE In May of 2019, the first seeds were planted in the Town of Mount Pleasant for a sculpture exhibit with plans to extend throughout the region. The SEWE sculpture exhibit at Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park was meant to be a cultural experience, as well as the beginning of what will become a trail throughout the Lowcountry. The sculptures of animals indigenous to the region could not have a more appropriate backdrop than the waters and marshes of the Cooper River. Teeming with wildlife, the Cooper’s tidal waters are a reminder of the rich habitat of our region and the importance of conservation and sustainability. Public sculpture is an important part of any community, providing access to art for all, especially youth and the underserved. As has been proven with these six sculptures, it also provides a place for reflection and inspiration. In 2021, the first public sculpture linking Mount Pleasant to Downtown, and creating the first leg of the trail, was unveiled. This newly installed work of permanent public sculpture in the Charleston
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Visitor Center, For Spacious Skies by Walter Matia, was donated to the City of Charleston by the SEWE Board of Directors and staff in honor of Bill Hall. The sculpture represents SEWE’s continued effort to promote public art, with the hopes of future works being placed throughout the Lowcountry in the coming years. SEWE will continue to seek funding from public and private partners to celebrate the arts, conservation, and enhance the visitor experience. If you would like to support the SEWE Sculpture Initiative please contact John Powell, at jpowell@sewe.com.
The House of Lords
Everett
Walter Matia Dickerson, MD (b. 1953) Bronze, 2013 Great Blue Herons
Scott Penegar Charleston, SC (b. 1961) Bronze, 2017 North American Beaver
Top Gun
Tidewater Terrapin
Stefan Savides Klamath Falls, OR (b. 1950) Bronze, 2017 Bald Eagle
David Turner Onley, VA (b. 1961) Bronze, 2016 Diamondback Terrapin
Pelican Parade
Stefan Savides Klamath Falls, OR (b. 1950) Bronze, 2006 Pelican
Otter Rock: Entwined
Bart Walter Westminster, MD (b. 1958) Bronze, 2003 River Otter
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HOST AN ARTIST PROGRAM
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he Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is proud to have launched the Host an Artist Program four years ago. With support from the Cambria Hotel Charleston Riverview and individual donors, SEWE is now able to further support the artists who travel from great distances to be in Charleston each February for the event. Charleston has long supported the arts, and careers have launched born through SEWE over the last 40 years. Collectors and wildlife art enthusiasts gather here every February to see new work by acclaimed artists as well as new talent that is just being discovered. As the popularity of this event and the city has grown, so too have the costs for artists. With contributions from both individuals and businesses, SEWE will offset some of these expenses beginning with lodging. Artists will receive greatly reduced room rates through the generosity of the Cambria Hotel Charleston Riverview and individual contributions. To host an artist, individuals or businesses may donate $150. Donations are accepted throughout the close of the show.
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SEWE would like to thank the following for their generous support:
Ron & Wylene Bailey
Harriett Huggins
Tommy B. Baker
The Huggins Family
Bob Beard
Leonard L. Hutchison, III
Ellen Shong Bergman
Richard Jackson
Kimberley Bruckman
Frank & Beth Kiker
George Bullwinkel, Jr.
Michael A. McGregor- SAA Board
George J. Bullwinkel, III
David L. Morgan
Harry J. Butler Jr.
Grayson Pike
Senator Paul G. Campbell
Martin & Shelby Padgett
Scott & Amy Tuten Darrah
John & Davy Powell
Dilworth Family
Rob & Clarine Powell
Doug Dilworth
Gene Renfroe
Mark C. Fava
Jana Renfroe
Patrick Flume & Michelle Macias
Neil C. Robinson Jr.
Ronnie M. Givens
Kenneth T. Seeger
Jeanne Hall
Robin Shuler
Thomas A. Hall
O.L. Thompson, III
Helen T. Hill
John F. Walters, M.D.
Contributions to the Host an Artist Program may be made at any time during SEWE weekend by visiting the Benefactor Lounge in Charleston Place Hotel.
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Artists Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place
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(top to bottom) Laura Adams Atlanta, GA Gordon Allen Chapel Hill, NC Kathryn Ashcroft Hyde Park, UT
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ARTISTS (counterclockwise from top left) John Banovich Livingston, MT Eleinne Basa Jackson, NJ Jim Bortz Cody, WY Vivian Boswell Springfield, MO Michael Bedoian Saluda, NC
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(clockwise from top left) Thomas Brooks Lakeland, FL Ray Brown Lake Forest, CA Broderick Crawford Tiger, GA Guy Crittenden Richmond, VA Richard Clifton Milford, DE William Casto Williamsburg, VA
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(clockwise from top left) Ilse De Villiers Tzaneen; Limpopo Province, South Africa Tim Donovan Lovettsville, VA Lori Dunn Norwood, Ontario, Canada Beverly Ford Evans Franklin, TN Kathleen Dunphy Murphys, CA
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(counterclockwise from above) Bill Farnsworth Venice, FL Ann Goble Gainesville, GA Grant Hacking North Conway, NH
(bottom, then right) Patricia Griffin East Stroudsburg, PA Jim Green Hermosa, SD
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(clockwise from top) Carol Heiman-Greene Orange, CA Heiner Hertling Howell, MI Tom Horn Emmaus, PA Mark Kelvin Horton Mount Pleasant, SC Matthew Hillier Easton, MD
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ARTISTS (left and below) Jane Ingols Atlanta, GA Kellie Jacobs Mt. Pleasant, SC
(clockwise from right) Julie Jeppsen Victor, MT Cole Johnson Binghamton, NY Ott Jones Bozeman, MT
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(clockwise from top) Karryl Loveland, CO Mark Kelso Bargersville, IN David Kiehm Oneonta, NY Ryan Kirby Boone, NC Jim Killen Owatonna, MN
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Artists Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place
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(clockwise from right) Art LaMay Palm Coast, FL David Lanier Albany, GA Amy Lay Union, OR Blaise Lareau Sumter, SC Hilarie Lambert Charleston, SC
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ARTISTS (clockwise from right) Liz Lewis Bozeman, MT Karla Mann Virginia Beach, VA Parker Mcdonald Longmont, CO Walter Matia Dickerson, MD AD Maddox Livingston, MT
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(clockwise from top) Cory McLaughlin Wells, TX Vickie McMillian Hayes Katy, TX Terry Miller Takoma Park, MD Kelly McNeil Brampton, Ontario, Canada
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(clockwise from top) Jim Morgan Mendon, UT Larry Moore Charleston, SC Kyle Paliotto Hayden, ID Eleanor Parker Mount Pleasant, SC
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(clockwise from top) Scott Penegar Charleston, SC Carrie Penley Carrollton, GA Clayton Pennell Vilas, NC Daniel Porter Hanwell New Brunswick, Canada Patricia Pepin Bromont, Quebec
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(clockwise from top left) Rebecca Proctor Heber City, UT Don Rambadt Milwaukee, WI Vladimir Ribatchok North York, ON Paul Rhymer Point of Rocks, MD Isaiah Ratterman Greenwood Village, CO
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Artists Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place
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(clockwise from top left) C. Ford Riley Jacksonville, FL Amy Ringholz Jackson, WY Stefan Savides Klamath Falls, OR Julia Rogers Easton, MD Larry Ringgold Chesapeake Beach, MD
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(clockwise from top left) Sandy Scott Lander, WY Larry Seymour Piedmont, SC Kim Shaklee Brighton, CO Brett Smith Covington, LA John Stanford Blairsville, GA
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Artists Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place
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(clockwise from top left) Jen Starwalt Pisgah Forest, NC John Tolmay Franklin, NC Ezra Tucker Monument, CO Jason Tako Dover, PA Garth Swift Norwood Gauteng, South Africa
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(clockwise from top) Nelson Tucker Monument, CO David Turner Onley, VA Dirk Walker Croopwell, AL Henry E. Von Genk, III Jacksonville, FL Peggy Watkins Yamassee, SC
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ARTISTS (clockwise from right) Ronnie Wells Saludo, TX Jennifer Wendt Effingham, KS Chris Wilson Marietta, GA
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Exhibit Hours Friday, 9 am – 6 pm Saturday 9 am – 5 pm Sunday, 2–5 pm Charleston County Library 68 Calhoun Street
The King Has Arrived, Julia Boyer Age 14, Charleston School of the Arts, North Charleston, SC
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SC Jr. Duck Stamp Charleston Co. Library
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ach year kids from around the country have a chance to show off their artistic talents and learn about conservation with the Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest, a federal contest with a big prize: a commemorated special edition U.S. stamp. The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition has continued its partnership with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for the 2019-2022 South Carolina Junior Duck Stamp Contest, sponsored by Ducks Unlimited. The SCDNR had managed the SC Junior Duck Stamp program through 2011, but because of budget cuts the program became at risk of being discontinued and other sources of funding had to be found. To ensure the program’s continuation, SEWE partnered with SCDNR in 2012 to assume the administration and Ducks Unlimited, the world leader in wetlands and waterfowl conservation, came on as the sponsor helping to keep the program available to more than 700,000 students in South Carolina.
and biologically accurate drawings or paintings of eligible North American waterfowl species. Students were encouraged to include a conservation message with their artwork explaining what they learned from the program and to inspire others to participate in conservation. In addition to twelve prize winners, an overall “Best of Show” was selected to represent South Carolina in the National Junior Duck Stamp Contest, where it competed with the winning entrants from all 50 states, the American Samoa and the Virgin Islands to become the 2019-2022 collective Federal Junior Duck Stamp. Sold by the U.S. Postal Service and other vendors, all proceeds from the Stamp sales help support environmental and conservation education efforts. SEWE could not have successfully transitioned nor continued the program under its administration without the help and support of South Carolina Ducks Unlimited.
The Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest is a dynamic educational program using both conservation and design principles to teach wetland habitat and waterfowl biology to children, K-12. The program provides an opportunity for students to artistically express their knowledge of the diversity, interdependence, and beauty of wildlife. In 2019, nearly 200 public, private and home-schooled South Carolina students participated. Competing in four grade groups (K-3, 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12), they created visually compelling
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Kids for Conservation CHARLESTON CO. LIBRARY Sponsored by Dominion Energy SEWE would like to thank all of the students and teachers who participated in our 2022 Kids for Conservation (KFC) arts competition. Yet again, the judges were impressed with the talent and creativity of the Tri-County students. The goal of SEWE’s KFC program is to promote wildlife and environmental conservation awareness in our youth in hopes they grow into conservationminded adults. Sponsored by Dominion Energy, the competition is open to public, private, and home schooled students in Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. Poster, photography and poetry entries can be viewed at sewe.com. At the Library, birdhouses created by Tri-County high school students will be on exhibit during the month of February.
Congratulations to the 2022 KFC Winners.
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Poster Winners:
Photography Winners:
1st Place Nacari Smith Aris Grade 5 Dunston Matilda Elementary School
1st Place Fenya Connor Grade 6 Charleston County of the Arts
2nd Place Ruby Powell Peterson Grade 5 Porter Gaud School
2nd Place Violet Messenger Grade 7 Charleston County of the Arts
3rd Place Sloan Pittard Grade 5 Porter Gaud School
3rd Place Natalia Garcia Lopez Grade 8 Charleston County of the Arts
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J. Vineyards & Winery has been selected as the official wine for this year’s 2022 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. The following restaurants will feature the wines from J. Vineyards & Winery during the Southeastern Wildlife week. We highly recommend you patronize these restaurants to enjoy their incredible cuisine and a glass of J. Vineyards & Winery. DOWNTOWN
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5 Church
Frothy Beard Brewery
Uptown Social
The Gathering Cafe
Muse Stars
NORTH CHARLESTON
Grill 225
Paddock & Whiskey
Kings Leaf
Doubletree North Charleston Convention Center
MOUNT PLEASANT Dunes West Wild Dunes
KIAWAH Kiawah 48 Wine Bar
NY Butcher Shop The Alchemist Leeah’s Old Village Wine Shop High Thyme
DANIEL ISLAND Sauer Grapes NY Butcher Shop
Opal Acme LowCountry Kitchen Stacks Coastal Kitchen
Official Wine of SEWE
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CHARLESTON COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION SEWE is proud to collaborate this year with the Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission (CCPRC). Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission is an 11,000 acre park system featuring day parks, beaches, fishing piers, waterparks, skate park, boat landings, a climbing wall, a challenge course, an interpretive center, a plantation, an equestrian and archery center, cottages, a campground, and a marina. The park system also offers a wide variety of recreational services – festivals, camps, classes, programs, and more.
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Charleston Co. Parks & Recreation Caw Caw Interpretive Center
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The Caw Caw Interpretive Center The Caw Caw Interpretive Center, just south of Charleston, contains a variety of SC Lowcountry habitats that are known for their beauty and wildlife. This nature and history center is comprised of over 7 miles of scenic trails and boardwalks. It is considered a birding hotspot for coastal South Carolina with over 250 species of birds sited including swallow-tailed kites and bald eagles. Visitors can encounter other rare wildlife like otters, dolphins, deer, cougars and alligators. Also at the Center, are former rice fields dating from the 18th century and thousands of naturalized tea plants from a 20th century tea farm.
Combing the Caw Caw Wilderness Tour 1:30 – 3:30 pm Saturday, February 19 The Caw Caw Interpretive Center just south of Charleston contains a variety of South Carolina Lowcountry habitats that are known for their beauty and wildlife. Join a naturalist to explore a cypress/ tupelo swamp, freshwater marsh, saltwater marsh, and bottomland hardwood forest. Eagles, turkeys, otters, waterfowl, and more are often observed from the trails at Caw Caw. There’s no better way to learn about the wilds of the South Carolina Lowcountry. TICKETS: $35 per person. Preregistration is required. To register visit ccprc.comsewe. Meet at Caw Caw Interpretive Ctr., 5200 Savannah Hwy, Ravenel 29470.
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Venue Overview
Charleston Place 205 Meeting Street
FINE ART GALLERY: Original Artwork: Nearly 100 SEWE painters and sculptors will display their work in the Fine Art Gallery and Grand Hall of the Charleston Place Hotel. As always, this is some of the finest work in the wildlife art genre, with a wide variety of styles, media and subject matter represented. Enjoy getting to know the artists who will be with their work all weekend. Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt and Live Auction: A unique opportunity to watch the talented SEWE artists at work. Participating artists will have just one hour to create a piece from start to finish. The finished products will then be on display before the live auction following. Drawing/Sculpting, Friday, 3 pm | Live Auction to follow | Fine Art Gallery & Grand Hall Red Fox Fine Art Special Exhibit: Red Fox Fine Art, a leading gallery of 19th and 20th century sporting paintings and sculpture based in Middleburg, Virginia, presents a special exhibit of American and British sporting art, including the work of Frank Benson, Aiden Ripley, Ogden Pleissner, Sir Alfred Munnings, Percival Rosseau and John M. Tracy. Giclées: Giclées by a variety of SEWE artists will be available. Colleton Rooms Jewelry Designers: Jewelry designers will showcase their selection of fine jewelry and accessories. Located at the top of the Grand Staircase to the right Private preview hours sponsored by Audubon South Carolina: Thursday, 1 - 5 pm | Friday & Saturday, 9 - 10 am VIP Signature Gala & Sale: Thursday, 7 pm | Fine Art Gallery & Grand Hall
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Benefactor Lounge: VIP packages are available for pick up here beginning at 2 pm on Wednesday, February 16. In addition, our Benefactors and Corporate Partners are invited to stop in to enjoy their favorite beverage or light refreshments during the private viewing hours and/or show hours Friday-Sunday. 2nd floor, just before the Fine Art Gallery Fine Sporting Arms: Fine Sporting Arms will be on display and available for purchase by highly regarded manufacturers and dealers Griffin & Howe and Beretta on the second floor of Charleston Place Hotel. Jarrett Rifles and Caesar Guerini will both have displays at the SEWE Marketplace in the Gaillard Center. Tickets / SEWE Shop: A wide variety of SEWE items, including t-shirts, hats, tumblers, koozies and cookbooks will be available. SEWE day tickets may be purchased here as well. 2nd floor, left of the Grand Staircase SEWE Headquarters
Gaillard Center 95 Calhoun Street
SEWE Marketplace: A mix of creations by outstanding local, regional and national artisans and craftsmen including handcrafted furniture, woodworks, leather goods, jewelry, knife makers, metal works, photographers and more unique Southern made finds. Jeff Corwin: Television personality, nature conservationist and author, Jeff Corwin joins us once again for live presentations on SEWE weekend in the Gaillard Center. Friday, 2 pm | Saturday, 12:30 and 3:30 pm
VENUE OVERVIEW Busch Wildlife Sanctuary: Busch Wildlife Sanctuary will introduce the wonders of the natural ecosystems and give SEWE attendees an up-close look at alligators, bobcats, foxes, birds of prey, snakes and much more. Friday, 11 am | Sunday, 11 am
Sheep and Duck Herding Demos: Watch collies artfully muster sheep and ducks through various obstacles with only a whistle and a few commands. Friday & Saturday, 10:30 am and 2 pm | Sunday, 10:30 pm
Benefactor Lounge: Beverages and light snacks will be available to Benefactors and Corporate Partners during show hours. Beer and wine only.
Two Tank DockDogs® Competitions: Once again, SEWE will host the only two tank DockDogs® event east of the Mississippi. Dogs of all kinds and skill levels will compete in various water jumping competitions. “Waves” of competition will be held throughout the day all weekend with finals beginning at 3:30 pm on Sunday. Friday & Saturday, 10 am - 5:30 pm | Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm
Nature and Wildlife Photography Wildlife Gifts & Collectibles Knife Makers Furnishings Tickets / SEWE Shop
Brittlebank Park 185 Lockwood Boulevard
NEW Quail Village: SEWE is excited to create the Quail Village at Brittlebank Park led by the South Carolina Bobwhite Initiative. This group of exhibitors is dedicated to reversing the decline of the bobwhite quail population and hopes to inspire property owners and managers, conservationists, and wildlife enthusiasts to be part of this once-in-ageneration challenge.
5th Annual Lowcountry Social: Dust off your boots for the fifth annual Lowcountry Social event and come celebrate the best of the South. Enjoy BBQ from renowned pit masters, bluegrass music by the fire with the Bluestone Ramblers and an open bar under the stars at Brittlebank Park. Each attendee will be entered to win prizes throughout the evening. By ticket only. Hosted by Home Team BBQ, Williams Knife Co., SEWE and YETI®. Saturday 7:30 - 10:30 pm
Retriever Demonstrations: Dogs of various breeds and ages put on demonstrations of retrieving skills. Friday & Saturday, 12:30 pm and 4:30 pm | Sunday, 12:30 pm and 3:30 pm. Dog Demonstrations with Wildrose Kennels: New to SEWE this year, the Wildrose Brittish Labrador demo pack with professionals of canine nutrition, Purina ProPlan, will be presenting its unique, balanced training techniques for upland and waterfowl gundogs and adventure companions. Friday & Saturday, 11:30 and 3:30 pm | Sunday, 11:30 am and 2pm Sporting and Marine Village: Nearly 50 vendors and exhibitors, including hunting, fishing and safari guides, and outdoor outfitters. Also included are exhibitors that focus on fishing, water sports and marine-based activities. Raffle Tent: In partnership with Ducks Unlimited, visit the raffle tent to purchase tickets and view exciting items including, but not limited to, outdoor products, excursions and fine sporting arms. Kid Zone: Brittlebank Park will house an expanded kid’s activities section including pony and camel rides and exotic petting zoo plus other fun, educational activities and programs for kids of all ages.
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VENUE OVERVIEW Kid Zone Stage: The Kid Zone Stage will put a spotlight on various local authors and librarians, who will share stories inspired by nature and wildlife. Educational puppet shows will be hosted here, too. Live Music: Enjoy great bluegrass music by the Bluestone Ramblers throughout the weekend. Local Food Vendors Benefactor Lounge: Beverages and light snacks will be available to Benefactors and Corporate Partners during show hours. Beer and wine only. Tickets / SEWE Shop
Charleston Marriott 170 Lockwood Boulevard
Copley Fine Art Auctions Decoy Exhibit and Auction Preview: Copley Fine Art Auctions, the world’s leading American sporting art auction company is hosting its 2022 Art Decoy Exhibit and Auction Preview during SEWE weekend at the Charleston Marriott Hotel. Copley specializes in antique decoys and 19thand 20th-century American, sporting, and wildlife paintings. Copley’s biannual sales are the premier events for collectors of sporting art, decoys, fishing collectibles, and other related folk art. Quality objects start at $100 and range to over a million dollars. Friday, February 18 through Sunday, February 20 starting at 10 am at the Marriott Hotel.
Conservation Exhibits: The Conservation Tent, made possible through the support of the Henry and Sylvia Yaschick Foundation, Inc., will house over 40 conservation groups, with staff and volunteers present to educate attendees about their area of expertise and the services they provide. Various wildlife rescue groups, many with live animals and birds to see up-close, will be exhibiting, along with Ducks Unlimited and SC Department of Natural Resources. Fresh on the Menu | Certified South Carolina: Hosted by the Lee Bros., watch more than a dozen of South Carolina’s greatest chefs, farmers, and home cooks demonstrate how to prepare some of their favorite recipes with locally grown and produced ingredients. Sample products from the producers, processors and vendors that make up the Certified SC program. Ducks Unlimited Tent Wildlife Gifts & Collectibles Furnishings Live Music: Bluegrass music all weekend long in the center of the park. Local Food Vendors / Dining Area Tickets / SEWE Shop
Decoys: A number of the most respected dealers of antique and working decoys will be exhibiting. Emerald Ballroom
In order to comply with city codes and regulations, Marion Square will be fenced this year. Alcoholic beverages may not be removed from the designated area.
Marion Square
Garden & Gun
Center for Birds of Prey Demos: See incredible flight demos while learning
Cocktails & Conservation with G&G: CJ Lotz, Garden & Gun senior editor, and Kelly S. Turner, curator and artistic
Calhoun Street, between Meeting & King
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about the important role raptors, such as falcons, eagles and hawks, play in our ecosystem. Friday, 11 am and 3 pm | Saturday, 10:30 am and 1:30 pm | Sunday, 1 pm
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VENUE OVERVIEW director of the Garden & Gun exhibition Birdwatching, sit down with South Carolina author, poet, and ornithologist J. Drew Lanham. Discussion will include Lanham’s approach to birding, its connections to history and race, and his role in the Birdwatching exhibition— which incorporates written and recorded portions of his original poetry. Sunday’s event features Garden & Gun contributing editor T. Edward Nickens in conversation with Mike Neiduski, the Southeastern director of regional development for the Ruffed Grouse Society and the American Woodcock Society. Neiduski is also a North American Versatile Hunting Dog judge, and a seasoned expert in the field. Saturday, 2 pm | Sunday, 2 pm Cocktails will be served during the events. Following the conversations, guests are invited to shop a limited collection of fine sporting and outdoor goods.
Charleston County Library 68 Calhoun Street
Kids for Conservation Birdhouse Display Sponsored by Dominion Energy SC Junior Duck Stamp Display Sponsored by Ducks Unlimited
Charleston Visitor Center 375 Meeting Street SEWE Soiree: A fun, casual party, the SEWE Soiree will feature a Lowcountry feast of oysters, BBQ, wild game and more, open bar and live music by Second Nature. VIP event, by ticket only. Saturday, 7 pm Visitor Information Tickets
Hotel Emeline 181 Church Street
Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit: Step out of the Lowcountry and into the wild to raise your glass at the Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit. This premier event features a three-course lunch and all-inclusive bar service, a live auction and a raffle with one-of-a-kind items. Enjoy a wide array of entertainment, including live painting by SEWE artist Carrie Penley, table prizes by SEWE exhibitor Tropical Tapestry, music from a local DJ and special appearances by some of SEWE’s feathered friends. Proceeds from this exclusive event will directly support the Rhino Momma Project. By ticket only. Saturday, 10 am
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Billy’s Wood Works Manning, SC billyswoodworks.com
Hook & Gaff Watch Co. West Columbia, SC Hookandgaff.com
Blue Moon Art Mount Pleasant, SC
Hook N Hide Charleston, SC Hooknhide.com
Bluegrass Provision Atlanta, GA Bluegrassbelts.com Brackish Bowties Charleston, SC Brackishbowties.com
Jarrett Rifles Jackson, SC Jarrettrifles.com
Cacky Rivers Photography Mount Pleasant, SC cackyriversphotography.com
Johnson Knives Edgefield, SC
Caracol Henderson, NV caracolsilver.com Charles Bear Photography Jacksonville, FL charlesbearphotography.com Clayton and Crume Louisville, KY Claytonandcrume.com Coppersmith Pointe Waverly, GA The Cultured Pearl of Charleston Charleston, SC Theculturedpearlofcharleston.com Deals Columbia, SC
Smithey Ironware North Charleston, SC Smithey.com
Dixie Heartpine Prosperity, SC dixieheartpinefurniture.com
Allegiance Flag Supply Charleston, SC showallegiance.com Ancesserie Letterpress Edgefield, SC ancesserie.com Anna Irion Houston, TX annairion.com Anne Hall Antique Prints Sturbridge, MA annehallantiqueprints.com Anvil Gunsmithing Huger, SC Barbour by Equine Impressions Baltimore, MD Ben & Lael Kingston Springs, TN benandlael.com
Hugh Norman St. Helena Island, SC
Bubba Knives Cleveland, GA bubbaknives.net
Red Fox Fine Art Middleburg, VA redfoxfineart.com
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Hound & Hare Nicholasville, KY Houdnhare.com
Eddie Wozny Shorebird & Waterfowl Carvings Cambridge, MD eddiewozny.com Ermilio Clothiers Sag Harbor, NY ermilioclothiers.com Feathers Fly Selma, AL Feathersfly.com Foxy Fossils Sullivan’s Island, SC Foxyfossils.com Hendrix Handmade Knives Allendale, SC Hendrixhandmadeknives.com Hermosa Jewelry Mount Pleasant, SC Hermosajewelry.com Hollifield Bamboo Fly Rods Cashiers, NC Hollifieldbamboo.com
Just Watch Me Charleston, SC Justwatchmejewelry.com Kingfisher Leatherworks Dublin, GA Kingfisherleatherworks.com Landrum Tables Charleston, SC Landrumtables.com Le Chameau lechameau.com/us/ Little Fish Boateak Hilton Head, SC littlefishboateak.com Magic Voice Wood Turning Leesville, SC Manley Knives Central, SC Margerite & Motte Charleston SC margeriteandmotte.com Meadors, Inc. Charleston, SC Meadorsinc.com Michael Watts Photography Augusta, GA Michaelwattsphotography.smugmug. com Native Spun Burlington, NC margeriteandmotte.com New World Cartography Green Pond and Charleston, SC Newworldcartography.com Page Custom Knives, Inc. Aiken, SC Pagecustomknives.com Plantation Candle Company Charleston, SC Plantationcandlecompany.com Pottery by Katie Mt. Pleasant, SC
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EXHIBITOR LIST Primland Meadows of Dan, VA aubergeresorts.comprimland
William Henry McMinnville, OR williamhenry.com
Bost Tune Up & Argo ATV Sales Rockwell, NC atvargo.com
Queens Coast Wilmington, NC shopqueenscoast.com
Woody Handmade Knives Travelers Rest, SC Woodyhandmade.com
Boykin Spaniel Society Blythewood, SC www.boykinspaniel.org/
Ron Stepp’s Yukon River Knives Travelers Rest, SC Yukonriverknives.com
Wren & Ivy Madison, MS wrenandivy.com
Brays Island Plantation Sheldon, SC braysisland.com
Roots & Jones Crestwood, KY rootsandjones.com
ZAGS UPF 50+ Sun Wraps Mt. Pleasant, SC Zagslife.com
Broomsedge Rod & Gun Soperton, GA
Russell Moccasin Co. Berlin, WI Russellmoccasin.com
BRITTLEBANK PARK & SPORTING/MARINE VILLAGE
Safety & Security Services, LLC Bluffton, SC safetyandsecurityservices.com Saltwater Swaddles Charleston, SC Saltwaterswaddles.com Scarlett’s Horse Metal Art Rock Hill, SC Scrimshaw by Sandra Brady Monclova, OH Sandrabrandyart.com Smith Handcrafted Knives Taylors, SC Smithhandcraftedknives.com Southern Trapper Wadmalaw Island, SC Thesoutherntrapper.com Stonefly Nets Little Rock, AZ stoneflynets.com Surcee Jewelry Charleston, SC Surceejewelry.com Sutton Custom Knives New Bern, NC Suttoncustomknives.com
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Acryfin Coatings Charleston, SC acryfin.com AgSouth Farm Credit Statesboro, GA agsouthfc.com
Brown Land + Plantation Advisors Spartanburg, SC www.riceandducks.com Camp Leopold/SCWA Pinewood, SC wildlifeedcenter.org/camp-leopold/ Compass South Land Sales Walterboro, SC compasssouthlandsales.com Carolina Waterfowl Hope Mills, NC
Aleutian Adventures Anchorage, AK aleutianadventures.com
Cavner and Julian Inc Port Alsworth, AK huntingadventure.com
American Forest Management, Inc. Charlotte, NC americanforestmanagement.com
Chandler Lake Camps Ashland, ME chandlerlakecamps.com
Atollas Charleston, SC atollas.co
Charleston Safari Club Charleston, SC https://charlestonsafariclub.org/
Baker Motor Company Charleston, SC www.bakermotorcompany.com
Covey Rise Magazine coveyrisemagazine.com
Ball and Buck Boston, MA ballandbuck.com Big Lake Duck Calls Elloree, SC biglakeoutdoorproduct.com
Dakota Prairie Lodge & Resort Kimball, SD sd-pheasanthunting.com DB Bar D Outfitters Mills River, NC dbbard.com Dirt Road Designs Johns Island, SC
Tom Boozer, Artisan Youngs Island, SC
Bill Coburn- Windy Knolls Farms www.windyknollfarm.com Nokesville, VA
Tropical Tapestry Pawleys Island, sC tropicaltapestry.com
Bird Buggy Inc. Leesburg, GA birdbuggy.com
Two Cumberland Charleston, SC twocumberland.com
Blanchard Equipment SC/GA blanchardequipment.com
Dough Bowls by Van Johnsonville, SC doughbowlsbyvan.com Dubarry of Ireland Nottingham, PA Dubarry.com
Waldroup Woodworks Hayesville, NC Waldroupwoodworks.com
Blue Stone Ramblers Charleston, SC thebluestoneramblers.com
Duck Camp Austin, TX duckcamp.com
Weatherford Knife Co. Galivants Ferry, SC Weatherfordknifeco.com
Born Again Heartwoods Hollywood, SC bornagainheartwoods.com
ENO Asheville, NC Enonation.com
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Dixie Heartpine Prosperity, SC
EXHIBITOR LIST Finstalker Charleston, SC finstalker.net/ FireDisc Houston, TX Finstalker.net Fish Hippie Mount Airy, NC Fishhippie.com Grand Slam Turkey Calls Reidsville, NC Grandslamturkeycalls.com Hawkins Outfitters Traverse City, MI hawkinsoutfitters.com High ‘N Dry Willis Wharf, VA Hndoutdoors.com Hometeam Charleston, SC hometeambbq.com HUK & Nomad Charleston, SC hukgear.com Huff Creek Properties Greenville, SC Huffcreekproperties.com John Tanner Calls Hemingway, SC Johntannercalls.com
ORVIS orvis.com Over Under Clothing Jacksonville, FL Overunderclothing.com Pakmule Houston, TX Pakmule.com Palmetto Gun Dogs Rembert, SC Pampa High Adventures S.A. Buenos Aires, AM Pampaadventures.com Pecos Outdoor Auston, TX pecosoutdoor.com Prarie Wildlife West Point, MS prairiewildlife.com Prescribed Fire Council scpfc.weebly.com/ Purina ProPlan purina.com/pro-plan QDMA/ Lowcountry National Deer Association Charleston, SC lowcountryqdma.com Quail Forever quailforever.org/
Jon Kohler & Associates Lamont, FL Jonkohler.com
Rack and Reel Montana Twin Bridges, MT rackandreelmontana.com
K-9 Trading Post Co. Cumming, GA k9trading.com
Rod & Gun Resources Kerrville, TX Rodgunresources.com
Los Laureles Lodge Auburn, AL
Safaris of Graham Jones thesafarisofgrahamjones.com
Lowcountry Dog Magazine lowcountrydog.com
Sawtooth Game Calls Greeleyville, SC sawtoothgamecalls.com
Lowcountry Oyster Company Charleston, SC lowcooysters.com Mermaids Island Grill Holden Beach, NC mermaidsislandgrill.com Mike’s Peanuts Summerville, SC Mikespeanuts.net Milliken Forestry and Rural Land Investments Columbia, SC Rurallandinvestment.com Oris Watches oris.ch
SC DNR Charleston, SC dnr.sc.gov SCDNR Law Enforcement Outreach Charleston, SC dnr.sc.gov/divisions/law SCDNR Operation Game Thief Charleston, SC dnr.sc.gov/law/OGT Scout Boats Charleston, SC scoutboats.com Sequoia Springs Orange, VA Sequoiaspringsinc.com
Shades of Charleston Mt. Pleasant, SC Shadesofcharleston.com Shi-Awela Safaris Louis Trechardt, Limpopo shiawela.com Shudwe Farm Woods Sumter, SC shudwefarmwoods.com Sord Tools Miramar Beach, FL sordtools.com Southland Wildlife Seed Orangeburg, SC southlandwildlife.com South Parana Outfitters Ware Neck, VA southparanaoutfitters.com Southeastern Pipe & Drain Aiken, SC SEpipe.net Southern Wildlife Company Goldsboro, NC Souwild.com Sparrow & Kennedy sparrowkennedy.com/ Tideline Outfitters Matthews, NC tidelineoutfitters.com T & T’s Original Kettle Korn Charleston, SC Traeger Grills traeger.com Turtlebox Houston, TX turtleboxaudio.com The Charleston Boucherie Hollywood, SC thecharlestonboucherie.com The Longleaf Alliance Andlusia, AL longleafalliance.org/ The South Carolina Bobwhite Initiative Saint Matthews, SC Dnr.sc.gov TideLine Outfitters Matthews, NC Tidelineoutfitters.com Upland and Downstream Columbus, OH uplandanddownstream.com US Coast Guard Southeast Regional Fisheries Training Center Charleston, SC forcecom.uscg.mil
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EXHIBITOR LIST Webfoot Retrievers Holly Hill, SC Widgeon Waterfowl Charleston, SC Wild Wing Safaris Winterton, South Africa wildwingsafaris.com Whiskey & Whitetails North Charleston, SC whiskeyandwhitetails.com Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures Bozeman, MT yellowdogflysfishing.com
MARION SQUARE Baker Motor Company Charleston, SC bakermotorcompany.com Boykin Spaniel Rescue Mount Pleasant, SC Boykinspanielrescue.org Bulls Bay Oyster Roasts McClellanville, SC bullsbayoysterroasts.com Charleston Water Keeper Charleston, SC charlestonwaterkeeper.org/ Crescent Olive Greenville, SC thecrescentolive.com Crew LaLa Charleston, SC crewlala.com Charleston Soil & Water Conservation District North Charleston, SC charlestonconservationdistrict.com Clemson University Youth Learning Institute Pickens, SC Yli.sites.clemson.edu Coastal Conservation League Charleston, SC Scccl.org Defenders of Wildlife Charlotte, NC Defenders.org Dough Bowls by Van Johnsonville, SC Doughbowlsbyvan.com Ducks Unlimited Charleston, SC Ducks.org/south-carolina EZ Hang Chairs Bluffton, SC Ezhangchairs.com
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Firekettles Orangeburg, SC Firekettles.com
Sonoco Recycling North Charleston, SC sonoco.com
Grateful Goldens Rescue of the Lowcountry Myrtle Beach, SC Ggrlc.org
Soundview Millworks Darien, CT soundviewmillworks.com
Hamby Catering and Events Charleston, SC hambycatering.com
South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association Aiken, SC Scnatureadventures.com
Hobcaw Barony Georgetown, SC Hobcawbarony.org
South Carolina Shorebird Project Charleston, SC Dnr.sc.gov/wildlife/coastalbirds
Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network North Charleston, SC Lowcountrymarinemammalnetwork. org
Southeast German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue Charleston, SC Segsprescue.org
Molly and Me Pecans Holly Hill, SC Mollyandmepecans.com Old Charleston Joggling Board Charleston, SC thejogglefactory.com Operation Little Brown Dog Auburn, AL Operationlbd.com Palmetto Conservation Foundation Columbia, SC Palmettoconservation.org Rollin’ Smoke rollinsmokegrill.com
The Crescent Olive Mt. Pleasant, SC Thecrescentolive.com Walk About Hats Warrior Surf Foundation Folly Beach, SC warriorsurf.org/ Zeus Grill and Seafood Mt Pleasant, SC
CERTIFIED SC VENDORS AT MARION SQUARE
SC Department of Agriculture Columbia, SC Agriculture.sc.gov
Ace Basin Cocktail Company Charleston, SC Acebasincocktailco.com
SCDNR - Aquatic Education Columbia, SC dnr.sc.gov/
Adams Apple Co. Lexington, SC adamsappleco.com
SCDNR - Aquatic Nuisance Species West Columbia, SC dnr.sc.gov/
Altman Farm and Mill Effingham, SC altmanfarm.com
SCDNR - Marine Resources Charleston, SC dnr.sc.gov/
Boone Hall Farms, Inc Mount Pleasant, SC boonehallplantation.com
Scout Boats Summerville, SC Scoutboats.com
Burnt and Salty Mount Pleasant, SC Burntandsalty.com
SCWLEOA Sumter, SC scwleoa.com
Certified SC Columbia, SC certifiedsc.com
Shades of Charleston Mt. Pleasant, SC Shadesofcharleston.com
Charleston Soap Chef Johns Island, SC Thecharlestonsoapchef.com
Sittin’ Easy, Inc. Eagle Springs, NC sittineasy.com
Charleston Spice Company Charleston, SC Charlestonspice.com
EXHIBITOR LIST Clemson University CAFLS Clemson, SC Clemson.edu/cafls
CHARLESTON MARRIOTT
Covered in Cotton Florence, SC Coveredincotton.com
A&M Decoys & Folk Art Ontario, NY aandmdecoysandfolkart.com
Edisto Gold Honey Branchville, SC Edistogoldhoney.com
American Sporting Classics Isle of Palms, SC Americansportingclassics.com
Ed’S All Purpose Seasoning & Rub Chesnee, SC edsallpurposeseasoningandrubllc. wordpress.com
Collectable Old Decoys Seabrook, SC
Freeman’s BBQ Sauce Denmark, SC Freemansbbqsauce.com Heron Farms North Charleston, SC heronfarms.com
Copley Fine Art Hingham, MA copleyart.com Decoy Magazine Lewes, DE Decoymag.com Down Point Decoys Ocracoke Island, NC
Krazy K’S BBQ McClellanville, SC krazyksbbqsauce.com
Dr. Jack Marsh Chapin, SC
Low Country Kettle Potato Chips North Charleston, SC lowcountrykettle.com
Guyette and Deeter Inc St. Michaels, Maryland guyetteanddeeter.com/
Lowcountry Olive Oil Charleston, SC Lowcountryoliveoil.com
Lowcountry Collectables Columbia, SC
Luray Peanut Company Bluffton, SC luraypeanut.com
Ron Zelnick Hunting Collectables Altamonte Springs, FL T. Kuca Decoys Fredericksburg, VA
McCall Farms Effingham, SC Mccallfarms.com Olinda Olives and Olive Oil Charleston, SC Olindacharlestonblend.com Sallie’s Greatest Cameron, SC Salliesgreatest.com Smithey Ironware Company North Charleston, SC Smithey.com South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation Columbia, SC Scfb.org Southern Olive Bites Charleston, SC southernolivebites.com Tastee Treats Mt. Pleasant, SC Tasteetreats-sc.com The Island Fudge Shoppe Hilton Head, SC islandfudge.com
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VIP LISTINGS
2022 VIP Listings AMBASSADOR
Max & Cleo Bass – M.C. Bass Electrical Contractor, Inc. Peter Kellogg Chernoff Newman The Jerry Cox Company Conway Bill Demmer Palmetto Ford Lincoln Pratt and Company Russ & Karen Lloyd North Point Real Estate Palmetto Ford Lincoln Pinnacle Financial Partners William & Deborah Ward Bud & Lesa Watts
PLATINUM BENEFACTOR
AT&T Barnes Moultrie Ward LLC John R. Beach & Associates Blackbaud BW Strategies Chase Clarke Design Group Katherine Taggart Crutchfield Dotties Pharmacy, Specialty & Compounding First Citizens Bank Ralph & Jackie Hooper Richard Jackson J.P. Morgan Private Bank Kale’s Truck & Heavy Equipment Service Inc. Taylor Lunceford Rusty & Jewel McClam Push Digital Rhodes Boutique Roebuck Buildings Co. Inc. Sanders Brothers Construction Sisk Family United Bank N.W. White & Company
GOLD BENEFACTOR
Tommy & Vickie Baker Will & Ashley Batson Gerry & Mary Lou Bilbro George & Margaret Bullwinkel Harry & Beckie Butler Jay Byars Team – Mortgage Equity Partners Paul & Vicki Campbell Lonnie & Laurie Carter CELEK & CELEK Construction, Inc. Taylor Charpia Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Christie Elliott S. Close John Cornish Cullem Services, Inc. Edifice, Inc. Encore Reclaimed Lumber & Millwork Mark & Dee Ann Fava First Citizens Wealth Management Mr. & Mrs. John F. Fleming Jr. Flint Brothers Lawrence & Diana Foster
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Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Gaddy The Givens Family Ronnie & Nancy Givens Chuck Haley Tommy & Catherine Hall Burrow & Helen Hill Gary Herlong Philip & Caroline Horn Gedney Howe IV Len & Beverly Hutchison Richard & Melba Jackson Keith & Shelley Keith The Lopez Family Mary Catherine & Friends Mr. & Mrs. George Maloomian Danny Mathewes Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Meredith III Buddy & Lissy Morgan Toby Naumann Old Trolley Dental Associates OVER UNDER CLOTHING Mr. & Mrs. Jack Plating Scott Plyler Stevan & Alison Rainero Rice Family David & Lisa Riley Robbins Construction Group Neil & Vicki Robinson SC Ministry of Rum Rupp Pastels SC Farm Bureau Federation Ken & Monica Seeger Bill Sharpe Jennifer Singleton, Robin Gibson, Amy Mullins & Anne Boninsegna SLS Consulting, LLC The Allen Smith Family South Atlantic Bank Southern First Bank Thomas & Hutton O.L. & Toni Thompson Trident Construction John & Martha Walters WESMAS Steel Mr. & Mrs. Matt Yaun
William & Angela Fielitz Digit Sells Charleston – Coldwell Banker Realty Clay Gaitskill Russ Gaitskill Great Southern Homes Joseph & Melanie Griffith, Jr. Kevin & Laura Grooms, Aubrey Grooms, Holden Grooms Hamilton Development Harbour Wealth Management Group, Inc. David C. Holler A B Holling Construction Inc. Ken & Martha Howard Adam & Laura Jones The George Charlton June Family Paul & Sara Lehner Rusty & Manning Lloyd Greg & Alicia Lovell Tommy & Christine McGee Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. McShane Mark Norman Daniel O’Donnell Palmetto Gunite Construction Co. Patcraft Dr. & Mrs. Walker T. Pendarvis Kevin & Caroline Pennington Ron & Amy Powell Rama Family Renaissance South Construction Co. Robert Rodelsperger Jeff & Julie Shealy The Shehab Family Brandon Siler & David Robinson Hunter & Leslie Smith Mr. & Mrs. Riley Boykin Smith Southeastern Polymers, Inc. Mark & Jerri Stenhouse Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Valluzzo Vista Capital Management Group Mark & Kathy Wall Mr. & Mrs. A. Marcus White IV Johnny and Kaki Williamson
SILVER BENEFACTOR
BRONZE BENEFACTOR
4M Iron The Adams Company Charlie & Ann Ailstock Clint & Meredith Allen Glad Atkins Mr. & Mrs. James Beasley Gordon & Sully Beckham Derek & Melinda Beres Steve Berry & Kathy Murray Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Cain Mike and Betsy Carroll CELEK & CELEK Construction, Inc. Charleston Glass Choate Construction Company Clement Development Tommy Condon John Cornish Bill & Pam Craig Drake Landing Leslie Evans – Carolina One Real Estate
AKGO LLC Mark & Kris Alexander Fred & April Allen Andy & Renee Anderson Atlantic Boykin Spaniel Club Benjamin Austin Bob & Teri Beard Wiley & Kathryn Becker Dr. & Mrs. Jon Bittrick Elliott & Elizabeth Botzis Mr. & Mrs. David Bradley Darden & Sherri C. Brady Bragg & Company Construction, LLC Mike Branham & Betsy Searle Carl & Janice Byars Jeff & Jessa Carter Dr. & Mrs. Sandy B. Carter, Jr. Charleston Auto Glass Bill & Cindy Chitty Hal Cottingham & Russell Holliday
VIP LISTINGS
Mr. Stuart Crawley Bobby & Mary Creech Harvey C. Danner, Jr. & Anda Olsen Mr. & Mrs. Walter M. Deriso, Jr. Christen Dumas Claire Fanning Mr. & Mrs. Herb Fanning Nicholas Fitz Flint Brothers The Flores’s Forbis Family Kori Frank Todd Gaul John & Meagan Gentry Drs. Paul & Hallie Gilbert Lindsey Gilmer Chip Goforth Mr. & Mrs. Newell Graham John Greene & Boyce Davis Gunter& Associates Realty Bill Hamlin Mr. & Mrs. D. J. Harrison Paul & Stephanie Hartzog Joe Herring Al & Nancy Hitchcock Rick & Christina Hoff Jack Jeffords & Carrie Apple Terry & Helen Jenkins Charles & Joanne Johnson Chris Johnston & Grayson Fister George Jones & Kimberly Carolan Louis & Susan Kauffman Matthew & Margaux Kaynard Mr. & Mrs. Paul Keiswetter Mr. Charles Ketchen Frank & Beth Kiker Christine Kinnett Kraken Wiring Leadenwah Landscapes Paul & Sara Lehner Thomas M. & Gwendolyn B. Leland Chip Limehouse Mr. & Mrs. William Barnett Littlejohn III Mr. T. Richard Litton, Jr. & Dr. Audra M. Bullock Matthews Law LLC Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Byan Lusk Travis & Lindsey May Jean McMillan & Barbara Pickels Ben & Gina Meister Craig & Mary Alice Miller Sally Monaghan Marc & Kimberly Montville Patrick & Angela Moore Mr. & Mrs. Marion Moise Moses Mozingo Realty Group & Construction Dr. Lloyd & Martha Newberry Nicholson Wealth Management Group Mark Norman IV Sadler Norris Terry & Karen O’Brien Lee Odum C. Brain O’Haver & Merritt Atkins
PMO/CAW Dr. Dale & Linda Padgett Martin Padgett Palmetto Parking Dave & Barb Parker The Perry Law Firm Mr. & Mrs. George Pretty Prospect Hill Consulting Greg & Ann Pryor Chris & Suzanne Ramm Jake & Elizabeth Rasor Al & Bridget Ritter Rusty and Deborah Rokita Melissa Rutland Kevin Ryan David Savard & Helen Savard Jake & Mallory Scott Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie D. Scott, Jr. The Seymore Family Ryan Shannon Jim & Olivia Sharpton Simons Restoration & Construction Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Souers, Jr. Michael & Patti Stevenson Heath Summer Sunray Flooring Co. Swaim Family Gary & Becky Taylor Scott & Elaine Taylor Taylor Thompson Richard & Lynne Trotta Andy & Gigi Tysinger The Vesper Company Vintage Marketing Bestor & Kathy Ward Doug & Peggy Warner Jeff & Elizabeth Watkins Benjamin & Keleigh West Gary & Holly White Justin & Haley Williams Mickey Williams & Shannon Thompson David Williamson Ashley Smith Willis The Willis’ The Wilson Family Windy Hill Orchard and Cidery Mr. & Mrs. Hugh E. Wilson, III Winyah Building Supply Edward Witek Worrell Family Whitt Walker Worrell Wright Family George & Sarah Zourzoukis
BENEFACTOR
Julian McClees Aldridge III, MD Alexander-Bahel Laurie Alexson Altman & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Bill Anderson Ashley’s Art Gallery Atlantic Coast Marine Augusta Groundworks Ron & Wylene Bailey Brad Baker Jeremiah Barrow
Rebecca Chafin & Daren Baynham TJ & Claudia Bellars Robert Boozer Brown Investment Group Amber Buehler Wen Bumgardner Bunce Abby Bunkley & Josh Spencer James & Theresa Byrne Callahan Family Foundation Scott Callahan Ronny & Emily Cannon Travis & Candace Cashbaugh Chaos Organized ChemTreat Rick & Sissy Cobden Cindy Van Norte Cox Crosby Law Firm Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Mills Darley Scott Darrah & Amy Tuten Darrah Bo & Pattie DeLoach Doug & Lisa Dilworth Jean Dilworth Drummond Communications Group Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. DuPre’ Craig & Rebecca Eisner Branden & Tiffany Elling Christopher Elliott The Ellis Agency, Inc. Jan Eubank Dr. Sam Evans Sid Fallaw Madison Fallaw Will Ferguson Dr. & Mrs. Richard E. Fleming, Jr. Patrick Flume & Michelle Macias Hank Goble Jeff Gould Rutledge Hamm Richard & Donna Hawk David & Tracy Hiller Wally & Ruthann Hipps – Charleston Leaders Paul Hoagland Bill & Ginger Hodges Hollingsworth & White House Doctors of Charleston Bob & Ann Howard Ikes Korner Grille Andy & Meredith Johnson Rebecca Jones Adam & Cindy Joyce Blake & Chandler Keck Brian & Lisa Keck Theresa Knoepp Scott & Sarah Komarnicki Charlie & Pat Langford Kirt & Sandra Lattanze Parker & Megan Lee Kit Lewis Julian Mann MarshLea LLC, The Stinnett Family Mike & Alyson Martin Rob Mayo McFarlane Gold Design Ashley & Ali McGlohon
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2022 VIP Listings (continued) Michael A. McGregor-SAA Board Mason Miller Richard & Elizabeth Moore Mr. & Mrs. Mueller Pro. & Mrs. Donald A. Munson Paul & Shannon Myrick Jeff & Theresa Oliver Mr. & Mrs. George B. Osborne III David and Ashley Padgett Palmetto Pest Control & Exterminating Services LLC Dan Parker Karen Parker Jeffrey Parks Brad Parris Virginia Peavey Paul & Sally Peeples Steve & Diane Petteway William Pettit Jim & Pam Porter Brad & Maria Pressley Spence & April Price Gene & Jana Renfroe Chris Roath & Tiffany Davis SCFB Federation Sea Charleston Charters Jack & Karen Seabrooke Ben Seegars Matthew & Stacey Simokat Mark & Mindie Stacy Tory & Drea Sullivan Take It For Granite LLC/Airport Tire & Service LLC Templin Family – GCR David & Suzanne Thompson Mr. Gordon Townsend Mr. Richard Trezzza James W. Turner/Alec Turner Andrew & Gretchen Tyler Valko’s Ron Waters MC Weaver & CR Savage Westbury Barry & Jenny Woods Bill & Kristen Woodward Stuart & Mary Katherine Wyeth Brian Yarborough Catherine Yarborough
PATRON
Ahern Family Trust Mark Ahern Mr. & Mrs. Pat Appling Mark M. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Baker Rodney & Cheryl Baker Rick Barnett Mike & Laura Baur David & Lisa Belk Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bell Benvenuto Bruce & Kathryn Besancon Mike and Jackie Biletzskov Brittany and Wenn Biletzskov Bostock Family Travis Bostock Wendy Brockman JoAnn Burkholder
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Jamey & Margaret Cabell Bert & Meredith Campbell Russell Campbell Travis Campbell Canevazzi boys Dirt Road Dog Company, Jessica and Derry Cannon LG Cashion Charlene Cathcart Mr. & Mrs. John Champion William W. Chiswell II CIMS Townsend & Stephanie Clarkson Darcy Curran Dr. & Mrs. Scott Davenport Brian & Brenda Davis Nash Davis JohnDavid & Susan Dawkins Kevin and Deana Dean James de Luca Tom Dew Gary Dietrich Eric & Amanda Duncan Jim & Robin Dunn Easterling’s Eight Acres Recycling, LLP Drs. David & Robyn Fallaw Gamble & Leslie Fields John & Susan Fields Gene & Joanne Fontenot Mr. & Mrs. Fox Friends of Wildlife Scott & Lynne Fugate Quinn Gaines Joe Gareis Matt & Katy Girardeau GoodApple Sierra Louise Goodwin Jim & Diane Grayson Marianne Griffith Charlie Hager Brian & Marina Haile Hawkins Construction Alexander N. Haynes Nicholas Hebel Jerry & Brenda Helton Carl Herndon Anne Brodie Hill Sarah Jean Hinson Mark & Rebecca Hites Dr. & Mrs. Michael Hoffman Patrick Hogan & Kimberly Killebrew John & Diane Hopper Pete and Keely Horn Eric Kolb Alex Holbert The Huckins Family John W. Hughes III Kevin & Sharlene Hughes Will & Ashlee Huntley William & Mary Grace Huntley John & Donna Ingalls Earl E. Jackson III Leland & Janie Jackson Brian & Gina Jeckering Al Johnson Chris & Magen Jones
John Kammerer Mathias Konne Mr. Clay Lassiter Bob & Michelle Lee Doug LeGay Jeff & Janet LeGay Peter & Lynette Leventis Lance & Jean Lewandowski Joseph D. & Cindy I. Loflin Jesse Long Bill & Ernie Lowrie The Maddray Clan Thomas & Barbara Marchetti Tripp Marshall E K Mayfield Dr. & Mrs. Brian McElheny Mr. Cam McElheny Jack McEwen Kin & Vicki McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jay Murphy Nick Murray Zach Paulk Nick Payne Madison Phillips William & Kristen Phillips David and Marguerite Pivarnik Jack & Cindy Plating Private Land Management, Inc. Gayl Pyatt Chris & Joie Ray Walton Reeves & Catharine Enright Peter C. & V. Naomi Rhoden Corey Richardson and Amber Anderson Quintus Roberts Derry & Donna Rollins Kay & Keith Rowland Marion Royal Jason and JoAnn Schmidt Shiloh Sadoti Steinberg Samuel SCFB Federation The SC Poultry Federation Chris & Tiffany Smith Ross Smith & Lora Jenkins Kirk & Carol Snyder Stanley Spara & Roseann Ruedy Herb & Cathy Stackhouse Stenger Family Strader Family Thunder Gulch Boykins Wayne & Cheryle Toy Mr. & Mrs. Turrell Kay Van Slooten J J van Wyk Vaughan Family Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Vermillion Nick Via Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kent Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Sam Watson Steve & Pam Wawrzyk Frank Whaley Jason and Nancy Wisniewski
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