Nothing is hotter right now than the global bespoke SUV market. Discerning collectors and sports utility vehicle aficionados alike share a compelling desire to drive something uniquely designed to satisfy both beauty and passion for authenticity behind the wheel. The nostalgic allure of owning a classic Defender is deeply rooted in the feeling of freedom and commitment to … [Read more...]
Lifelong lessons learned from Hurricane Hugo
It’s that time of year again. Hurricane season. It’s also the anniversary of what many folks in the Lowcountry consider a day that will live in infamy: September 21, 1989. If you were living anywhere near here at the time, you know exactly what that date signifies. “Where were you during Hugo?” are words that many long-time residents still ask one another. I personally … [Read more...]
The Perfect Tailgate: USC vs. Clemson
Let’s face it, the flavors of fall are some of the best and most iconic flavors of the year. Pumpkins and spices abound and the cornucopia of fall fruits and vegetables available at your local farmers market can make for an exciting culinary adventure. In the spirit of autumn cooking, I reached out to some local business owners, farmers and chefs for their best fall-inspired … [Read more...]
Fall Flavors: Recipes to Rejoice This Autumn
Let’s face it, the flavors of fall are some of the best and most iconic flavors of the year. Pumpkins and spices abound and the cornucopia of fall fruits and vegetables available at your local farmers market can make for an exciting culinary adventure. In the spirit of autumn cooking, I reached out to some local business owners, farmers and chefs for their best fall-inspired … [Read more...]
What’s Cooking? Classic Staples and New Standards
Charleston’s culinary scene has been featured on food networks and the city has established a reputation as a destination for quality fare. However, downtown Charleston isn’t the only area in the Lowcountry to enjoy a great meal. Mount Pleasant is setting food trends of its own, so you don’t have to travel over the Ravenel to find scrumptious dining options. You can sample … [Read more...]
Fall Fun: Fall Festivals, Events and More
The fall season in Charleston starts to offer a welcome respite from the summer swelter as well as a host of exciting activities for the entire family to enjoy. Whether you’re a nature lover, a pumpkin spice everything kind of person, a Sunday sommelier, an art aficionado or just someone who loves dancing to the beat of Caribbean drummers, as the weather cools down, the fall … [Read more...]
September/October 2023 Calendar of Events
September 2023 Charleston Wounded Warrior Kiteboarding Retreat When: 9/7/2023 - 9/10/2023 All day Where: Sullivan’s Island Our sixth year holding a kiteboarding retreat for our wounded veterans. Join our amazing volunteer instructors as you learn or improve your kiteboarding skills. Beneficiaries will have free instruction, meals, lodging and activities. Send us a DM or … [Read more...]
Guide to Lowcountry Hiking & Camping: Get Outdoors!
You’ve bought a tent, sleeping bags, camping chairs and a portable cooking stove, now you need to find some camping sites where you can use all this gear. The Lowcountry abounds in camping options ranging from rustic and secluded to cozier, family-friendly accommodations nearer to civilization. We’ve compiled a list to help guide you when choosing your next outdoors … [Read more...]
Healing by Design: Beating Breast Cancer In Style
Julianne Taylor is a Charleston style icon, empowering women to express themselves fearlessly without rules. Through her popular social media platform, where her followers lovingly call her “JuJu,” Taylor emphasizes that there’s no such thing as too colorful, too bold or too extra. She has called Mount Pleasant home for nine years now, loving her beautiful residence in the … [Read more...]
Fearless Fighters: Local Families Share Stories of Childhood Cancer Awareness
You may already be aware that September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. If you are, then you know that gold is the ribbon used to recognize childhood cancer. Unfortunately, childhood cancer remains the leading cause of death by disease for children under the age of 14, according to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Thankfully, there are also positive stories of … [Read more...]