On Saturday, October 11th, we gathered with approximately 15 people from South Carolina and Georgia to harvest and process indigo grown on Sapelo Island. We came together for a successful and joyful celebration of the art and science of processing and using indigo.

Sarah Renolds Green welcomes everyone to the Indigo training at Marshview Farms What an incredible day we had on Friday, September 24th,...

Last Fall, ICIC was invited to submit a proposal to present on the topic of indigo and our work in the Lowcountry through the efforts and...

We hope that some of you found your way to our site via the recent (9.19.24) New York Times article about indigo 'revival' in the...

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After a delayed start (from July 2023-January 2024), we are off and running to begin the Southern SARE Professional Development Program...

For Immediate Release, February 17, 2023 International Center for Indigo Culture Grant Funding ICIC has been awarded the 2023 Southern...

Deeper Than Indigo symposium wraps St. Augustine and Flagler College in blue