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Bluffton Library to host 'Bluffton Tea Party' event exploring colonial tea history
Summary
The Bluffton Library will host a 'Bluffton Tea Party' program exploring tea's role in colonial America and the Charleston Tea Party; the event requires registration and will be held in the library's large meeting room.
Kyla Williams announced that the Bluffton Library will host the 'Bluffton Tea Party,' a program designed to explore the story of tea in colonial America and Charleston’s role in the protests that helped fuel the revolution. The bulletin gave the time (2:30–4:30 p.m.) and location (large meeting room, 120 Palmetto Way in Bluffton) and said registration is required because seating and tea tables must be arranged in advance.
The program blends the library's summer reading theme with a nationwide commemoration and invites participants to learn about colonial tea traditions, how tea became part of colonial culture, and South Carolina's Charleston Tea Party. The announcement directed listeners to the library calendar for more information; the broadcast read a calendar URL from the release but the on-air text contained a typographical variant of the county name that should be verified on the library's official site.
The bulletin did not list admission fees (the announcement implied registration only). Interested residents should check the Bluffton Library calendar or contact the library for registration instructions and any age or capacity limits.
