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Charleston’s Botanical Treasures: A primer on five long-beloved local plants that put our city on the horticultural maps

Read up on the histories and growing conditions of these beautiful botanicals
Feature, Travel
Escape to Charm: Exploring Beaufort’s Laid-Back Life

Discover recent refreshes to historic lodgings and young chefs making their mark
Feature
The Garden Artist: Learn about legendary landscape architect Loutrel Briggs, who created the Charleston garden style

Briggs created or renovated more than 100 private gardens in the Holy City
Feature, Local Seen
Space Saver: How Matt Williams is gaining traction for the Lowcountry Land Trust

The Land Trust holds its annual spring gathering on April 18
Feature, Local Books
April Punsalan’s new book guides readers on how to forage 30 wild herbs and harness their healing properties

Feature, Arts Profile
How Kristin Alexander’s Annex Dance Company is exploring motherhood and the environment through bold movement

Feature, Biz - Sci - Tech
On the Table: Arte Italica and Crown Linen Designs’ heritage dinnerware and linens finds a perfect match in Charleston

The business Fanning relocated to North Charleston in 2025
Feature, Small Business
The Tablewith app takes the hassle out of book club logistics

Learn how the app makes hosting easier
Feature, Giving Back
How Star Gospel Mission is helping people without a home build a solid foundation

Learn how the nonprofit is expanding to offer more people transitional housing
Feature, Milestone
Landmark Change

Exploring the New Deal's Historic Signing in Charleston
Feature, Scouting Report
The return of the brooch

How to incorporate one of the season’s top trends into your wardrobe
Feature, Style Q & A
Matthew McLaughlin of Well Furnished shares how he embraces bold color in his home and wardrobe

Find out his tips for makiing an outfit remarkable
Feature, Style Buzz
Retail Buzz: Beau & Ro founder Sara Rossi introduces Sister Shop next door

Plus, The Drop In finds a permanent home for its fitness studio
Feature, The Charleston Home
Cottage Keepers: How A 1940 Riverland Terrace home was saved from “quiet collapse” and reinvented for modern living

The charming 1940s cottage was a worthwile labor of love for owner and builder Tim Sites
Feature, New & Notable
New & Notable: OK Donna on Upper King offers cocktail lounge vibes and playful Italian plates with a Southern twist

Discover new interpretations of familar favorites, including the chefs' interpretation of Ikea meatballs

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15 Minutes with John Lewis
He’s been called “the only skinny cook you can trust.” We enjoyed a fireside chat with the man behind Austin’s legendary La Barbecue. Every Saturday, he’s had folks lining up for his brisket at Revelry Brewing’s Summer Barbecue Series, which heralds the late-2015 arrival of Lewis Barbecue downtown


Raising the Hunley
A local journalist recounts the recovery of the Civil War submarine C.S.S. Hunley 15 years ago this Saturday
Sweet Rewards
One couple’s dedication to hand-crafting a nostalgic summer treat
Tale Spinner
Using a system of her own invention, Elizabeth Calcote block prints biographically inspired patterns onto silk accessories

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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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Fine Tuned
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Nursery Rhyme
One-Room Revamp Challenge Homeowner Runner-Up: Annie Hamnett, West Ashley
Barsa
Spicy, succulent tapas selections ignite the appetite with fire and flavor at Barsa Tapas, Lounge,...
Hello Telescope
Jay Clifford and Josh Kaler welcome fellow musicians to the laid-back indie recording haven they’ve created in a...
Family Ties
One-Room Revamp Challenge Homeowner Runner-Up: Evita Smith, West Ashley
Harvest Dinner
Jeremiah Bacon, chef of Oak and The Macintosh, falls for the season with an autumnal feast
Ocean Industries


Yellow Bells
These winter bloomers go sunny side up as temperatures dip
Where’s the Beef?
The answer is, “everywhere.” Charleston is dolling out burgers faster than you can say, “Hold the pickles, please.”
Awendaw Green
An organic community of live music showcases, a sustainable recording studio, and connections among artists blossoms in...
Salvaging Memories
Assemblage artist Hirona Matsuda pieces together her past
Charleston Sound
Veteran studio founder and engineer Jeff Hodges takes a high-tech, high-dollar approach to developing and producing...
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Stage Drama
A revised version of Porgy and Bess stirs controversy as leading lady Audra McDonald visits Charleston
Chucktown Music Group


Beyond Cool
John Mellencamp comes to town this month, bringing an innovative documentary-plus-concert concept
Truphonic Recording


Old-time Tunes
Local musicians deliver Holy City history during The Sound of Charleston
Behind the Music
Watch out Nashville, Charleston’s reputation as a music-making town is on the rise. Alongside the ever-growing scene of...
Ladies’ First
The colorful history of America’s trailblazing painter, Henrietta de Beaulieu Dering Johnston
Johnson Hagood
Guiding Light: Johnson Hagood captures disappearing elements of the South
Face Time
Rejuvenate with these natural skin care products
Vail Duggan
The founder of Loulu Agency—and an avid surfer and equestrian—shares her recycled style, choice transportation, and...
October


Creature Comforts
A Lowcountry expat pines for a special kind of Southern nightlife
Back from the Dead
CofC’s Natural History Museum resurrects prehistoric creatures
La Tela Pizzeria
Robust pomodoro sauce from John’s Island tomatoes, fresh pasta made in-house, and creamy hand-pulled mozzarella let you...
A Bike-Friendly City?
Ever since the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge opened in 2005 with bicycle and pedestrian lanes, the heavy use of the gateway...
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