The bill, H. 4433, is a House Resolution recognizing and honoring the Original Gullah Festival of South Carolina for its significant impact on preserving the historic Gullah culture and its contributions to the state's tourism industry. Scheduled to take place from May 23 to May 25, 2025, at the Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park in Beaufort, the festival celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Gullah people, which is a blend of West African, Native American, and African American influences. Over its thirty-nine years, the festival has grown from a small gathering to an event attracting tens of thousands of attendees from across the United States and various countries.

The resolution highlights the festival's role in fostering arts education through scholarships and promoting awareness and appreciation of Gullah culture. It emphasizes the festival's family-oriented nature, featuring a variety of workshops, fine arts exhibits, music, and food, while remaining alcohol-free. The South Carolina House of Representatives expresses gratitude for the festival's enduring influence on cultural preservation and the dedicated efforts of its organizers in creating a quality event that draws visitors from around the world.