GFM Woodworks crafts sleek seats
Inside the shop coloring our world with luxe paints and papers
On July 16, 2005, the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge (named for the state senator who spearheaded the campaign for its...
Heroic Charleston County Rescue Squad members volunteer their time to save Holy City lives
A home-improvement newbie on the trials and errors of his first fixer-upper
Eating piles of fried seafood is a rite of summer. And while longtime favorite shacks like Bowens Island, SeeWee, and...
“I’d go to the beach every day if I lived here!” How many times have you heard that from a visiting friend? No matter...
Anna Hopkins’ vibrant art is on a roll
Hearts & Plugs incubates Charleston’s next musical standouts
Of all the stinging, biting, buzzing insects inhabiting the Lowcountry, mosquitoes may bug us most. Some 3,200 species...
No boat or mountain house? Fake it til you make it with these tips
A new program helps adults overcome fears and teaches them, finally, to swim
Take a sneak peek at native son Jack Alterman’s soon-to-be-released photography book, My City Charleston (My City...
Each Memorial Day, the Charleston Men’s Chorus honors fallen heroes with an always-sold-out Piccolo Spoleto concert
The early 18th-century British explorer Mark Catesby called this tall, slender perennial grass the “sea-side oat,”...
Rachel Clore capitalizes on print-on-demand web platforms
The Preservation Society of Charleston launches an exclusive line of goods by favorite local makers
One writer’s annual search for native spring wildflowers evokes memories of her Lowcountry upbringing and her beloved...
The Bee Cause Project is busily installing hives (67 by spring’s end!) in schools and businesses here and beyond
The 13 adjoining houses making up what’s known as ”Rainbow Row” are today one of the city’s most photographed landmarks...
St. George hosts the World Grits Festival April 10-12
Workshop comes to King Street
Charleston Wholesale Florist is bringing more blooms—and business—to town
From the aerospace spector to our first-class-food-and-bev scene, busness is booming in the Holy City
Uncovering the secret for perfect hair in Charleston
The Charleston Natural History Society transforms 40-some acres of former farmland into thriving native ecosystems
Meet the bird you’ve seen wading in local marshes and lowlands: the American wood stork (Mycteria americana), which...
CofC’s Natural History Museum explores marine mammals
