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The City Magazine Since 1975

Features

Arts Profile
Creative Process
For painter and printmaker Mary Walker, life on the canvas continuously evolves
Local Music
Unplugged
Musicians and listeners gather to jam
The Charleston Home
Design Evolution
A chic downtown couple adds comfort and kids to their style repertoire
Fashion
Fashion Forward

The Charleston Home
New life for secondhand finds
A scavenger’s heart pumps new life into secondhand finds, filling her Park Circle house with pieces from decades past
The Charleston Home
Vintage Glamour
National design darling Angie Hranowsky falls hard for a 1974 modern house hidden away in Riverland Terrace
Host a Casual Sunday Brunch
Simple, Lowcountry-inspired dishes without the rush
Garden Tips
Daylilies
Prized for their heat- and drought-hardiness, these leggy blooms are the perfect perennial for any gardener who wants...
The Charleston Profile
United They Stand
An impressive cadre of land preservationists work together to fight urban sprawl
Restaurant Reviews
Trattoria Lucca

Arts Profile
Shadow Boxer
Unearthing the creative layers of Joe Walters’ organic art
The Charleston Home
Test of Time
A Georgian house on Tradd Street reveals historic treasures
Local Music
Compose a Toast
Edward Hart raises his glass to classical music
Arts
Lowcountry Fiction Contest: Pink-O (1st Runner up)

Arts
Lowcountry Fiction Contest: Saturday Girl (2nd Runner up)

Arts Profile
Stage Presence
Spencer Deering crafts modern theater with gusto
Local Music
String Theory
Classical violinist Joshua Bell takes a bow
Lowcountry Fiction Contest
Lowcountry Fiction Contest, A Roof the color of Desire (2nd Place)
Follow artist Edward Hopper as he chases his muse through the streets of Charleston
Lowcountry Fiction Contest
Lowcountry Fiction Contest, Sullivan's Island 1951 (1st Place)
Young Walter populates his lonely world with fantastic stories of foxes and chickens, tunnels and soldiers, but when a...
Lowcountry Fiction Contest, Project Asylum (3rd Place)
Charleston. For visitors, it means history and beauty. For natives, it represents family and tradition. For Big Brother...

Special Sections

Charleston Arts Timeline
Where Is This?
Irish History Walking Tour
Charleston Boating Guide
Charleston Magazine Dining Guide
Cocktails A to Z
Charleston Biking and Hiking Guide
Rare Creatures - Threatened and Endangered Species
Ranky Tanky - Gullah Revival
Images Of Charleston - Photo Contest
27 Lowcountry Luxuries
Secret Garden Party
Spring Fling
Charleston Oyster Guide
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