The couple left an indelible mark on Charleston culture, paving the way for modern art in the Lowcountry
Now, her palette includes giving veterans a voice
Plus, Philosophers & Fools pairs favorite reads and new releases with the perfect sip and Buck Mason brings...
Travel editor Sandy Lang discovers arts, culture, Americana, and Mount Charleston in Sin City
And a new men’s clothing store opens in Mount Pleasant
New businesses are blooming all over the Lowcountry in the form of floral delivery, herb gathering, and craft making...
John and Will Hardee revamped the former diamond in the rough, a 1995 house on Queen Street
The Avondale restaurant features a casual bar and a dining room that leans “Lowcountry foraging clubhouse”
Montgomery oversees a network of programs that help support Lowcountry farmers and put fresh, healthy food into the...
Located on the south bank of the Ashley River, the property boasted walking trails lined with beautiful blossoms
Get the scoop on the latest plantings, programs, and special events
The cut-flower program is expanding from James Island’s Medway Garden to Magnolia Community Garden in West Ashley...
Lammonds is performing at fundraiser for the Center for Birds of Prey on April 18
The former Broadway performer says her training helps her balance on scaffolding to paint ceilings
Sam Metzger and Kendal Leonard host seasonal markets and hands-on workshops at their verdant space
Spink will be at the helm during Charleston Race Week (April 18-21)
The first group of Huguenots arrived on the ship Richmond in April 1680
Get a short history on the neighborhood and how its evolving
Look for her second collaboration with Mitzi Lighting in June
Plus, Timeless boutique brings preloved designer handbags and watches to King Street
Zero George’s sister restaurant opened on the ground floor of The Jasper apartment building late last year
Civil rights leaders such as Coretta Scott King assisted in the strike
The retail brand and women’s artisan marketplace champions artisans from more than 40 countries
Located along the banks of Ralston Creek, the residence nods to French countryside architecture
Madeira island has long been connected to Charleston via seagoing trade routes and its fortified wines