We are excited to share the Fall 2009 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.

We are excited to share the Winter 2008 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.

We are excited to share the Winter 2007 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.

We are excited to share the Fall 2007 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.

We are excited to share the Spring 2007 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.

The GRIOTThe Sapelo Island Cultural and Revitalization Society NewsletterP. O. Box 6, Sapelo Island, GA 31327Email: sicarsferry1@aol.com Karen Grovner, EditorDr. Benjamin F. Lewis Asst. Editor Spring 2002Volume 3 Issue 2 Executive Director’s MessageAs the flowers bloom SICARS is also blossoming with new members, renewed interest in our mission and renewed commitment to our goals. We