Lowcountry Forever – Just Bee Arabian Nights Gala – October 18, 2026

LOWCOUNTRY FOREVER – October 18, 2026
GUEST: Layla Luna, Founder and CEO, Just Bee
ISSUE: Autism Awareness
This Halloween, a new benefit event takes place in the Lowcountry. Arabian Nights is the first-ever Gala to support Just Bee, a non-profit that works to connect families with their local community by raising awareness, creating partnerships, and providing training resources for sensory-friendly businesses – encouraging positive experiences for those with Autism. Layla Luna, the founder and CEO of Just Bee provided the details on the October 30th event. She also shared how the money raised would benefit the organization and community at large. Luna explained what it meant to be on “the spectrum” and shared stories of her experiences and how Just Bee is working to pass legislation which will change how people with autism are treated in this area, and across our nation.

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