Addressing It With Dialogue and Design - How city planners and preservationists are rethinking, and redesigning,...
America’s premier performing arts festival returns to the Holy City for its 43rd annual season. Check out our picks for...
The exuberant violinist celebrates his 10th season as director of Spoleto’s chamber music series in Charleston—his home...
John’s Islander Mary May has carved out her dream career
Charleston is having a wine bar boom, with spots from Kiawah to Daniel Island. While great vino is the through line,...
The Charleston to Charleston Literary Festival returns, bigger and better
Jump, Little Children returns with a new album and fresh inspiration
Charleston’s growth has been a boon for, and in part driven by, its creative community. The return of festival season...
With evergreen curiosity and a deep-seeded love of plants, Patti McGee cultivates the quintessential Southern garden—a...
Charleston Stage set designer Nicole Bianco brings stories to life with her three-dimensional creations
Alicia Rhett returned to her home on Tradd Street after filming to focus on her artwork, particularly portrait...
Wilma Maiers is ready to decorate her walking cane and don her Christmas tree hat to make the Holy City holidays all...
If the Holy City could count its blessings this month, the iconic public building at the corner of Church Street and...
Not sure how to choose among all the Spoleto 2016 offerings? Here, leaders of area arts organizations, plus a couple of...
A marquee mansion overlooking White Point Garden had been long neglected. Not any more. The Hammond family has rescued...
Travel back to the Summer of 1975 as six local writers reflect on what life was like from Charleston to East Cooper to...
To commemorate Charleston’s 40th anniversary, we honor 40 influential people and groups whose vision, passion, focus,...
Passion, lust, and revenge heat up the modern-day premiere of a Baroque opera last performed in the early 1650s
As he heads down the homestretch, Mayor Riley seems to be gaining steam. He may need it
Margaret and Dirty take the stage
Nationally lauded poet Richard Garcia celebrates his new book’s debut at Piccolo Spoleto
Carl Palazzolo’s annual sojourn to a Charleston garden inspires watercolor works
They nurture and try to guide us from the moment we’re born—whether or not we heed their advice is another story.... In...
Things Every Local Must Experience Whether your bloodline dates back generations or you just moved to town, check out...
Tracing the Charleston Symphony Orchestra back to its early 20th-century roots
From a kid-friendly myrtle maze to a fright-tastic haunted house, here are our picks for Halloween happenings around...
For 35 years, Bill and Elaine Simpson have cast themselves as vital theater patrons
Radical thinking with composer Philip Glass
