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April 2022
In the Neighborhood: Exploring Wagener Terrace with resident artist Nathan Durfee
Nathan Durfee finds a new setting for his paintings and family in Wagener Terrace

April 2022
Learn how the public treasure Colonial Lake came to be
Colonial Lake has been designated for public use and recreation since the British ruled Charleston

April 2022
Special Olympics South Carolina helps athletes with disabilities win on and off the court
Get involved at the nonprofit’s Bocce Bash fundraiser in April

April 2022
Unearthing history with the director of the Center for Landscapes at the College of Charleston, James Newhard
James Newhard works to discover Charleston’s past and clues to its future

April 2022
At 3L Collective, Julie Vacarro prints custom fabrics to fit every nook and cranny of your home

April 2022
How Courtney Bukowsky unwittingly started her vintage resale business, One of a Find Charleston
Sold! The mother of three has an eye for the “Palm Beach chic” furniture styles that her Instagram followers love to...

March 2022
Charleston Weddings Magazine - Spring 2022

March 2022
Fashionably Warm: learn how Lowcountry winter fashions developed through the centuries with trends and technology at this Charleston Museum exhibit
“Fur & Frost: Carolina Winters” will be on view in the Historic Textiles Gallery through April

March 2022
Music Farm Fresh: The storied concert venue is slated to reopen under new management after being closed for two years
Revisit the Farm’s beginnings as a renegade club, the countless bands who struck a chord there, and many rocking good...

March 2022
In the Neighborhood: Discover Park Circle with resident author and restaurateur Corrie Wang
Learn where she loves to eat, shop, play, and explore

March 2022
How the Garden Club of Charleston has been beautifying the city for the past 100 years
Learn the projects the Garden Club of Charleston has helped plant

March 2022
A dedicated group of volunteers sews bags of hope to support the Magdalene House for women recovering from addiction
Dedicated volunteers sew handbags from donated fabrics to help support Magdalene House for women recovering from...

March 2022
Why jewelry designer Cathy Williams says she creates bold pieces for risk-takers
Moon-Seed’s colorful Caribbean-inspired earrings

March 2022
World-traveler Elizabeth Smith curates artisan-made global fashion finds via her e-business and pop-up, Lesetta
The online retailer offers a curated seleciton of accessories crafted from high-quality materials

February 2022
Slice of History: Learn about LaBrasca’s Pizzeria, which claims to be the first restaurant in Charleston to serve pizza
Founder George LaBrasca Jr. hired “pizza queens” to attract hungry customers with samples

February 2022
Charleston NAACP chapter: leading the local movement for equality and social justice for more than 100 years
Learn how the Charleston chapter was founded

February 2022
Inside The Naked Pantry Co., the state’s first mobile package-free shop
Plus the importance of low-income sustainable options

February 2022
New local distillery Beyond Distilling is serving up tropical-inspired spirits and employment opportunities for people with disabilities
Find out how the company is encouraging inclusive hiring at its North Charleston distillery

February 2022
Local DockDogs champions Deb Feller and her Lab, Doni, reach great heights
Watch Doni splash into the pool at this month's Southeastern Wildlife Exposition

February 2022
Band of Horses embraced its South Carolina roots and channels raw emotions in its latest album
Look for Things are Great, out March 4

January 2022
Experience rare Holy City snowfalls—and old cityscapes—via The Charleston Museum
“A Winter Wonderland in Color: Snow Scenes of Charleston” showcases colorized historical images using AI technology

January 2022
5 Inspiring Start-ups: Meet the leaders behind five standout Charleston-based companies
These local companies were each born from a cool idea and helped along with capital, business savvy, and a bit of luck

January 2022
Learn the history of Charleston’s long-standing Emancipation Day Parade
This year, for the first time, the parade ended at the International African American Museum

January 2022
Lowcountry Local First’s Community Business Academy helped the owner of Gola Sweetgrass get her shoe business off on the right foot
The program pairs entrepreneurs with mentors to set them up for success

January 2022
Local Seen: Best-selling author Brad Taylor draws from his special ops experience to write a series of military thrillers
His latest release, End of Days, comes out this month

January 2022
Charleston visitors can take the “lug out of luggage” with Amanda Sheridan’s ingenious new business, BagValet
Her aha moment came while she was a rideshare driver

December 2021
An Outpouring of Love: For 20 years, Water Mission has delivered safe water solutions to disaster zones and underserved countries around the world
Molly and George Greene founded the nonprofit in 2001 with the mission that all people have access to safe drinking...

December 2021
Deck the Halls, Y’all! Revel in the holiday spirit as the Holy City goes all out for the season
See decorated doorways, marvelous mantelpieces, and sparkly lights galore

December 2021
In Living Color: View snow-covered streets during the The Great Blizzard of 1899 in an image from The Charleston Museum’s “A Winter Wonderland in Color”
The severe winter weather event brough four inches of snow to Charleston and reported temperatures of 7°F

December 2021
The Great Fire of 1861 devastated the city, driving people away before Union troops shelled the streets during the Civil War
Learn why the fire spread so quickly

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