Upcoming events: November and December 2024.

Don’t feel like cooking this holiday season? Savor relaxation and delicious local flavor when you order from these fantastic eateries! Deadlines are coming up soon, so get those orders in now.

A brief history of the Freemasons in Charleston and the early days of the United States.

Upcoming events: September 2024

What should you pack for a trip to Charleston? It depends on your specific travel plans, but here's a local's tips to keep in mind!

Upcoming events: July 2024

Upcoming events: June & July 2024

Get to know local artist West Fraser, whose plein air paintings have documented Charleston’s change and charm for decades.

Plenty of historic homes in downtown Charleston sport signs and placards - but what do they all mean? We’ve rounded up the most common types of signs you’ll see in the historic district. Check out this guide to learn more!

Planning a trip to Charleston? While there’s really no bad time to visit the city, here’s our local insight on the best times of the year for your trip, depending on the kind of experience you’re looking for!

Looking for a fabulous Easter hat to complete your outfit? We’ve got you covered!

There’s never a dull moment in the Holy City! From culinary to culture events, there’s something for everyone!

How do you share Charleston’s holiday spirit? Check out our gift guide for 2023 to explore the home goods, accessories, experiences, and tasty treats we love to gift.

A brief introduction to Wade Hampton and the horrific voter suppression tactics used in the Reconstruction South during the 1876 South Carolina governor election.

Who was Edwin Harleston, and why is his story and artwork not included in the typical Charleston Renaissance canon?

Who was Anna Heyward Taylor? One of the leading artists of the Charleston Renaissance movement, Taylor drew inspiration from Charleston’s natural beauty and developed a distinctive style influenced by her extensive travels.

Who was Elizabeth O’Neill Verner? One of the most prolific women artists in South Carolina, Verner was incredibly influential in the Charleston Renaissance and known for her architectural etchings and pastel portraits.

Discover the work of Alice Ravenel Huger Smith, one of the leaders of the Charleston Renaissance. Her dreamy watercolors evoke the distinctive landscapes of the South Carolina lowcountry.

An introduction to the life and works of Alfred Hutty, one of the most prolific artists of the Charleston Renaissance.

Who was Merton D. Simpson? This South Carolina artist was born and raised in Charleston and known for his abstract expressionist artworks, work in the Spiral Group, talent as a jazz musician, and his extensive collection and gallery of African and Tribal art.