Siblings Natalie Abraham-McKinnie, Nathaniel Abraham Jr. and Tenita Joi Abraham are pleased to announce that the first episode of their podcast is now available. You can view it on YouTube (@at): https://www.youtube com/watch?v=ickkNfCrB1Y or scan the QR code below.
The first episode introduced the vision behind the podcast, shared the family’s legacy in media and community work, and provided a sneak peek of upcoming topics.
“This podcast is our way of honoring where we’ve come from, while also speaking to the challenges and opportunities of today,” said Tenita
Abraham, owner of Building Legacies and columnist for the Carolina Panorama and Lowcountry Panorama newspapers. “It’s not just about remembering history—it’s about living legacy in real time.”
For more information, press inquiries, or interview requests, please contact info@legacyconsultingpros.com
Greenfield Farms to host inaugural Derby Day Celebration
Greenfield Farm is rolling out the red carpet this fall for its first-ever Derby Day celebration, set for Saturday, October 18, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with music and entertainment carrying into the evening hours.
Organized by the BCE Society, the one-day event promises to bring together the elegance of derby fashion with
the proud traditions of Black horsemanship. Guests will enjoy a unique experience that blends the excitement of the farm’s famous Black Cowboy Festival, now in its 28th year, with new features honoring the legacy of Black jockeys, walking horse competitors, and equestrian jumpers.
Derby Day is designed to be as much a social affair as it is a cultural one. Expect to see ladies in wide-brimmed hats and stylish dresses, gentlemen in linen suits and boater hats, all gathered to enjoy a refined atmosphere.
Live jazz and blues performances will set the tone, adding a sophisticated twist that distinguishes the day from Greenfield’s western-themed events.
Food and fellowship will also take center stage. A brunch will be served from noon to \textbf { 3 } \mathbf { p. m. } , while a variety of food trucks will be on hand throughout the day to cater to general admission guests. Brunch tickets are required brunch.
With its mix of style, tradition, and entertainment, Derby Day at Greenfield Farm is shaping up to be a new community favorite. Come out and learn about the history of the first Derby Day held in Kentucky. Come learn about the first Kentucky Derby of 1875, where 13 of the 15 jockeys were Black, many having been formerly enslaved or the children of formerly enslaved. Lots of fun, food the whole day. This is an event for the whole family. For details about the event and the full lineup, visit www. wearegreenfieldfarms.com or call 803-499-9658. Tickets can be purchased at www.CarolinaBoxOffice.com
