Exploring the Landscape of Slavery 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Tying in with the Gibbes Museum's "Landscape of Slavery" exhibit opening May 3rd, this in-depth guided tour will explore existing landscape features, archaeological sites, maps, and documents, to reveal the actual landscape of slavery as it existed centuries ago. Oral history from Drayton Hall's African-American population will provide additional insights and commentary on the roles and contributions of the enslaved people to the plantation complex. This program, developed and led by Drayton Hall's Craig Tuminaro, Director of Interpretation, and Carter Hudgins, Manager of Preservation Programs, offers visitors an exceptional opportunity to expand their knowledge in a format that facilitates inquiry. As such, walkabouts are limited to groups of 15; light refreshments will be provided. Tickets are $25 for adults; free to Friends of Drayton Hall. Call (843) 769-2638 for information and reservations. www.draytonhall.org