Culture

Join the annual event, Charleston by Design, to explore history through the lens of art and design.
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A major exhibition of French modern art is coming to the Columbia Museum of Art this fall.
Did you know that some of Charleston’s iconic staples initially originated from Barbados? We have the history.
Tell us you’re from Charleston without telling us you’re from Charleston.
What was Charleston like at the turn of the millennium? We took a look back at the final year of the 20th century to see what life was like pre-Y2K.
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The all-inclusive Holy Smokes BBQ Festival has a mouthwatering lineup we can’t wait to sink our teeth into.
The first core value of Brackish was to respectfully repurpose the beauty of nature.
Pure Theatre has lots in store including dramas, musicals, and comedies.
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This two-day festival will celebrate the vibrant sounds of jazz at the Gaillard Center.
Your City Editors give their takes on what’s hot this summer and what’s not.
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The Charlee is a new short-term rental property featuring eight four-bedroom residences with hotel-style amenities and is now open on Cannon Street
Life has so many moments worth celebrating, so naturally, there are so many reasons to plan parties and get-togethers — consider using a few Charleston small businesses for your next event.
From art and fashion to wellness and marketing, these virtual businesses are proving you don’t need a brick-and-mortar to make a local impact.
With summer around the corner, here are three ways to cool off around the Holy City.
Ashley Landing is set to be the newest community hub for the Charleston area, transforming the vacant space into an area with retail, restaurants, and housing.