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The battle turned a palmetto fort into a symbol of American resistance and inspired Carolina Day


Learn where you can find his work celebrating the country’s 250th anniversary


Hear a discussion of the opera and the people who inspired it during a Spoleto Festival USA presentation


Learn how you can visit Gregory’s home that serves as a memorial to the religious and social justice leader


Plus, Bobbi Brown’s Jones Road Beauty makes its Charleston debut


Step into the intimate sibling to Félix Cocktails et Cuisine


Get their recipe for a refreshing hibiscus cooler to celebrate Juneteenth



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Fresh Future Farm sells affordable, fresh-as-it-gets fare in the midst of a local food desert 



Celebrate the Kentucky Derby this Saturday, May 6, with a traditional mint julep from Bar Mash’s Teddy Nixon 



A romance—and an album—years in the making formally debuted in February. Here, get to know country duo Sally & George before their Party at the Point performance on May 12


Cookbook author Matt Lee has a lot on his plate—luckily, he has helping hands in his kitchen


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