Consistently voted a top travel destination, Charleston’s appeal is undeniable. Visitors come for the Lowcountry cuisine and fresh seafood, the sun-soaked Atlantic beaches, and, of course, the city’s historic charm. Discover an in-depth look into the history of Charleston with […]
The Lowcountry shows its love for the best oysters in Charleston Tradition holds that any month with an “R” equals prime time for wild oysters in Charleston. But don’t be fooled into believing you can’t enjoy them year-round from the […]
Restaurants take care of the tedious oyster shucking process for anything you order, but if you’re headed to a Lowcountry roast, you’ll need to know how to open an oyster. We’ll teach you how in these 5 easy steps. Long […]
Celebrate Charleston’s new culture with some of the best craft brewers in the Lowcountry. Stay tuned for our guide to the ones you don’t wanna miss.
For those journeying to Charleston, the quaint area known as Shem Creek is at the top of the must-see list. But don’t be fooled by the word creek — Shem Creek is actually a broad, inviting estuary where active shrimpers, fun-loving boaters, and seafood seeking locals congregate. This charming section of Mount Pleasant draws outdoor enthusiasts to its flanking boardwalks where kayak and paddleboard rentals, sunset cruises and fishing charters await. “Outer Banks” enthusiasts will recognize “The Wreck” restaurant, known to locals as “The Wreck of the Richard and Charlene”.
As a coastal town, Charleston, SC, does Lowcountry cuisine like nowhere else. The Holy City has access to a bounty of the finest seafood—no wonder foodies around the world visit for gastronomic experiences.
Charleston Map Guide: Historic House Museums Aiken Rhett House Edmondston-Alston House Heyward-Washington House Joseph Manigault House Nathaniel Russell House Williams Mansion (formerly Calhoun Mansion) Charleston Map Guide: Former Plantation Sites Boone Hall Drayton Hall Magnolia Garden McLeod Historic Site Middleton […]
Former plantation sites in Charleston teach important history.
A Pasta-tively Perfect Party With Farina Charleston I’m heading to Park Circle, an area 11 miles north of downtown Charleston where small town resurgence draws wanderlust tourists to eclectic shops, and locals like me to a slower pace. Tonight though, […]
Charleston Music is Rich in History ~ Don’t Miss The Sound of Charleston’s 11th Concert Season You can’t help but indulge a nostalgic smile when the first notes of “Summertime” resonate from within the iconic performance setting. And you’ll […]
McLeod Plantation Historic Site is not just a place for memorialization and a place of conscience, but a place where the transformation of conscience can occur. Established in 1851 by William Wallace McLeod, Sr., as well as enslaved families such […]
Maybe you’ve read about The BEND and wondered what in the world it is? Set on the beautiful Ashley River in North Charleston, The BEND is a 20 acre property with green spaces, gorgeous trees and stunning river views. It’s […]