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Whether you’re a history buff, art aficionado, or music fan, these 12 museums in Charleston have it all.
Use this article as a tool to learn about what the Board of Architectural Review Small + Large do and how you can get involved.
You can’t imagine Charleston’s skyline with out seeing steeples, and with 400+ of the on the peninsula alone, it’s no wonder Charleston was given the nickname “Holy City.”
George Washington, the first president of the United States, spent a week in the Holy City.
See history first-hand during archaeological excavations at the Heyward-Washington House.
Before you root, root, root for the RiverDogs, take a peek at the team’s 30+ year history.
We’re exploring the cultural and economic ties that link to one of Charleston’s sister cities.
The display was created exclusively for exhibition at the Aiken-Rhett House and features three artists, two of whom are Charlestonians.
Let’s dig deeper into Ashley Hall, a Charleston school that has helped shape some remarkable women in its 115+ years.
Take a walk down memory lane and explore how these historic streets got their names.
Three historically significant sites face uncertain futures — learn about them + how you can help preservation efforts.
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The acclaimed Filipino restaurant, Kultura, will expand its operations to a larger space on Rutledge Avenue, just a few blocks away from its original Spring Street spot.
The new coastal Italian concept is set to open in the Cannonborough-Elliotborough neighborhood, offering rooftop dining, all-day coffee, and gelato.
Use this list to see if you can spot the Lowcountry scenes featured in movies and TV shows filmed around town.
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Courier Square is a mixed-use Planned Urban Development project that aims to provide new housing, retail, and office space to upper King Street.
The market is a Park Circle favorite serving everything from breakfast and wines to unique gifts, all while supporting local brands.
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