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Cultural history interpreter Kat Cutting leads this program that examines the vital role of midwives and root doctors in enslaved Lowcountry communities. Cutting discusses how these healers’ work served as acts of resistance and cultural preservation, utilizing the landscape to create medicine and centuries-old spiritual traditions. McLeod Plantation Historic Site, 325 Country Club Dr. Saturday, noon-2pm. $12. (843)795-4386, ccprc.com