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Discover recent refreshes to historic lodgings and young chefs making their mark


The Land Trust holds its annual spring gathering on April 18


Learn how the nonprofit is expanding to offer more people transitional housing


Exploring the New Deal's Historic Signing in Charleston


How to incorporate one of the season’s top trends into your wardrobe


Plus, The Drop In finds a permanent home for its fitness studio


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



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Apr 30, 2026

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Want to bare a little skin while keeping your look sophisticated? This season, it's all about the single sleeve....



Local drummer Brandon Brooks boosts the local music scene with Jyve



Mother’s Day gifts by Charleston-based makers 



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



Update your home and wardrobe with these fun additions



A festival-size music venue opens in the Lowcountry



Overwhelmed by all the Spoleto Festival USA offerings? Click on the flip-book below to find out which events local...



For a poignant, action-packed read, pick up Michel Stone’s new Border Child



While Charleston is a thriving, energetic, and modern metropolis, the city has retained its past like no other in...



Don't let a rumbling stomach interrupt the Spoleto Festival USA performances.  Here's where to snack, sip, and dine...



Activism, art, and a flood of urgency inform and awaken the work of Mary Edna Fraser



This month, the 14-year-old Redux Contemporary Art Center leaves behind its St. Philip Street digs for a bigger,...



Local gallery owner Ann Long Merck’s meticulously preserved and classically appointed pre-Revolutionary residence is...



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From working kitchen gigs at haute restaurants to opening Bad Wolf Coffee in Chicago, this Charleston native has...



Biscuit maven Carrie Morey dishes up zesty shrimp and her famous biscuits with berries



Make the most of a sunny spot with these superstar zinnia selections



Alicia Rhett returned to her home on Tradd Street after filming to focus on her artwork, particularly portrait...



The Kentucky Derby is off to a gallop this weekend. Celebrate the races with a traditional mint julep, or try Bar...



Our taste-and-tell guide to some of the latest food and beverage openings in Charleston



Bold, nutty pesto sauce pops on a springtime plate—you can spread it on pizza, toss it with pasta, or spin it as a...



The trailblazing Tidewater Brick Co. makes rare goods while training underemployed locals to earn a living



Our taste-and-tell guide to some of the latest food and beverage openings in Charleston



Get the scoop on Slow Food Charleston, serving up its Snail Awards on April 13



With an intricate design featuring swords and spears, the famed Sword Gate at 32 Legare Street isn’t quite what you’...



Green Roof Outfitters puts plants to work in high places



Meet the local company elevating the short-term rental experience



Robert Marks kicked off a career in writing randy novels with 1971’s The Trembling of a Leaf



Swurfer inventor Rob Bertschy risked nearly everything, and it’s paying off