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 […]
When you walk into Neema Fine Art Gallery, owner Meisha Johnson, immediately makes you feel at home. “My goal is to make everyone who comes through my door feel welcome,” Meisha said. This gallery is a labor of love for […]
Called the Holy City, Charleston is known for its churches – and its beautiful church cemeteries. While wandering around our city, it’s always a good idea to stop and take a stroll through any cemetery you pass – the beauty […]
What are earthquake bolts? A visit to Charleston is not complete without a stroll by our many beautiful historic homes. The lovely architecture and colors are complemented by lush gardens, all carefully preserved to look much like they did in […]
The Charleston area is so picturesque you may feel like you’re on the set of a hit movie or a Netflix blockbuster. Trust your feeling – many movies have been filmed in and around the Holy City. Here are a […]
The Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge is one of the world’s most spectacular, heralding as much attention as the beautiful Holy City sights it connects. Spanning between downtown Charleston, aka the peninsula, and Mount Pleasant , it serves as the track […]
Whatever you like to call it, this is a delicious, one pot dish that will make everyone happy. The recipe below is just a basic recipe, some folks like to add blue crabs to the boil or even crab legs. […]
Strawberry season is here! Beginning in April, through early to mid-June, these delicious berries are readily available from u-pick farms and local markets. This yummy quick bread is a great way to enjoy Charleston’s bountiful berry crop! Fresh Strawberry Quick […]
Sip and stroll in America’s oldest landscaped gardens while sampling old and new world wines. Each Wednesday evening, a different garden location will be paired with a selection of wines for you to sample. Enjoy spectacular views and light snacks. […]
The building that was once the Avery Normal Institute, the first accredited secondary school for African Americans in Charleston, is now the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture at the College of Charleston, The center recently reopened […]
Prince, a handsome, 2,000 pound Belgian-Percheron cross draft horse, is an equine employee of Old South Carriage Company, and was recently named “Equine Employee of the Month.” This honor earns the horse a massage from a licensed massage therapist and […]
