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State of the Suds: How local breweries continue to evolve a decade after Charleston’s craft beer boom

Pivots include offering expanded food and cocktail options, as well as increasing wholesale production
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Fire & Flavor: Go-to grilling recipes from top local chefs

Get fired up for summer cook outs
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Before the Fourth: The Unfinished Sullivan’s Island Fort That Stopped the British Fleet in 1776, and Why It Matters

The battle turned a palmetto fort into a symbol of American resistance and inspired Carolina Day
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Review: A Way Home—Cinelle Barnes Turns Devastation into Revelation

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How Dale Watson’s Revolutionary illustrations bring historic milestones to life

Learn where you can find his work celebrating the country’s 250th anniversary
Biz - Sci - Tech
Golden Girls Outdoors Teaches Women to Captain Their Own Boats—with Confidence

How the company helps women and girls take the helm
Giving Back
Miles That Matter: Three local men take on an epic Ultramarathon to benefit at-risk boys at Windwood Farm

Wyoming’s Bighorn Trail Run takes place June 19 and 20
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Long-Forgotten Gullah Performers in Charleston’s Porgy and Bess — Inside the New Documentary

Hear a discussion of the opera and the people who inspired it during a Spoleto Festival USA presentation
Milestone
A Unifying Force: How Charleston-born Louis Gregory rose to the highest honor in the Bahá’í faith

Learn how you can visit Gregory’s home that serves as a memorial to the religious and social justice leader
Scouting Report
The Summer Edit: Seven Locally Sourced Cover-Ups for Effortless Beach-to-Bar Style

Style Q & A
Pack Like a Pro: Kenny Flowers’ Christina Haisfield Reveals Her Summer Vacation Checklist

Style Buzz
Retail Buzz: Greyson Clothiers brings its modern performance wear to King Street

Plus, Bobbi Brown’s Jones Road Beauty makes its Charleston debut
The Charleston Home
West Coast Style Meets Lowcountry Charm in a Sullivan’s Island Retreat

New & Notable
How Alex Eaton Is Evolving La Cave’s French Provincial Menu

Step into the intimate sibling to Félix Cocktails et Cuisine
15 Minutes With
Meet the Sisters Behind Carolima’s Lowcountry Cuisine

Learn how ’Emma Cromedy and Sameka Jenkins’s share their Gullah heritage and get their recipe for a refreshing...

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Game Changer
Find out why Dan Lehrich left an L.A. dream job to head a Holy City tech start-up
The Welcome Table
This weekend, chefs and historians reenact a momentous dinner from Charleston’s past
Natural Wonderer
Townsend Davidson looks to “make the mundane fantastic” in oil paintings that invite examination


To Market, To Market
Today marks the beginning of Lowcountry Local First’s Eat Local Month. What better way to get your locavore on than hitting up our farmers markets? Read on about the Charleston Farmers Market, which opens this Saturday at Marion Square, and then click through to our online feature for details and lots of photos on the rest


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LATEST

July 2011
Accessorize your summer with these hot items
Book Smarts
“Pflummsters” flock to Merrie Koester Southgate’s science-based novels for kids
King Chameleon
The genre-blending Elvis Costello brings his still-rolling rock show to the Performing Arts Center
Pack and Play
Every family needs a toss-it-all-in tote—find one to fit your brood’s style
Kiddie Pool
This season’s swimsuits—mini in size, big in personality
What’s SUP?
Stand-up paddleboarders leave little wake but make serious waves
Slice of Advice
The season’s ripe for tomato pie—perfect yours with tips from David Barnett
Feeling Festive?
Whether you’re looking for laughs or award-winning drama, the final days of Piccolo Spoleto have plenty of stellar...
Summer Sudsin’
It’s a fact that cold beer and hot weather go together like ice cream and cones. So scoop up these crowd-pleasing craft...
Little Italy
Chef Craig Deihl relives a trip overseas for perfect summer party menus
Coastal Redux
One family’s front beach do-over (and over, and over!) finally gets it right
June 2011
Seaside shades rule with cool blues, crisp whites, and sparkling silver
Chairmen of the Board
Whether on wave, wind, or waterway, board-sport enthusiasts stay stoked in Charleston’s aquatic playgrounds
Foot Loose
Slip on some shimmer and shine with this fancy-free crew of summer flops
The Best Beaches to...
Part of the glory of living in the Lowcountry is our quick-fix proximity to miles upon miles of shoreline. Logging...
Shady Adventures
You know summer’s in full swing when you avoid the sunny side of the street and instead leap frog from shady spot to...
Grill It
Turn up the heat on your backyard cookouts with these culinary gizmos and tools of the trade
Wave Maker
Surfing owes its popularity to a 19th-century, Charleston-born fan
Cool Getaway: Asheville, North Carolina
Escape to this Western North Carolina gem for the best of what’s new in town, including novel restaurants, amusing...
Sound Control
Elise Testone bridges genres with a husky voice, delighting everyone from local fans to Snoop Dogg and Kevin Costner
Cool Getaway: Penobscot Bay, Maine
Maine’s gleaming Midcoast offers a Rockwellian summer respite with its lineup of breezy fishing villages, bustling...
Cold Comfort
A fresh crop of cool operators have hit the local sweet treat scene, just in time for summer
The Ocean Room
Offering the delicious fare of chef de cuisine Nathan Thurston amidst graceful surroundings and a grand view of the...
A Lowcountry Survival Guide
Last summer was Charleston’s hottest on record—at least since 1938, when temperatures were first regularly monitored.
The Hiss of Hot Summer
The season equals serpents to one transplanted Northern
All’s Swell
Charleston as Surf Central
Good Impressions
Painter and gallery owner Lese Corrigan makes her life’s work celebrating Charleston
Gone with the Wind
Kiteboarding gets lots of local airplay
Delicious Reads
Heirloom Book Company satisfies the local appetite for culinary lit of all vintages and varieties
Greg Hart


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