JANUARY 2019

On the eve of the Gibbes Museum of Art exhibition “Anna Heyward Taylor: Intrepid Explorer,” take a look into the unconventional life of the noted Charleston Renaissance artist, whose passions for travel and honing her talent took her to Asia, the mountains of Mexico, and the jungles of South Amer

Cypress Gardens eyes a January reopening

Charleston Hemp Company is charting new territory with its seed-to-shelf CBD products

Charleston Jazz has a killer lineup slated for its fifth annual Charleston Jazz Festival, bringing tunes to venues around town from January 24 to 27. Full details and tickets are at charlestonjazz.com, but here’s a glimpse into the goings-on:

Since 1687, the French Protestants known as Huguenots and their descendants have worshipped at the corner of Church and Queen. The edifice that stands today (the congregation’s third) was the first Gothic Revival building constructed in Charleston.

We’re spying tons of cool kicks around town

After a military career that took them around the world, Dr. Melvin and Deborah Brown return home, regularly hosting friends in their circa-1919 residence in Hampton Park Terrace, filled with treasures from near and far

Here’s what the pros want you to know about growing indoors

Our taste-and-tell guide to some of the latest food-and-beverage openings in Charleston

The Ordinary’s chef de cuisine, Tori Schumacher, boils up some stone crab claws for a super-seasonal supper

Thanks to its versatility, the humble chickpea is popping up on menus all over town

Embrace fresh sparkle and style with these fab finds