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Leaders with the City of Charleston say they will restore the smokestacks in an effort to protect the Eastside’s skyline.
One of the latest updates is that the IAAM has received an accolade from TIME Magazine.
Dive into the past of these iconic bridges.
Once booming, now barren. Let’s take a peek at a mall of Charleston’s past — plus hope for the future.
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Built in 1820, the Aiken-Rhett House is the only one of its kind still standing on the Charleston peninsula.
To be accepted by Historic Hotels of America, The Mills House had to qualify in three areas.
The Town of Summerville is celebrating Iced Tea Day with free sweet tea and tea-inspired dishes and specialty drinks.
Bring the family to learn about the pirates of early Charleston.
A brewery and museum released a new beer that honors sailors and gives back to the community.
This interactive Historic Marker Map will give you a history lesson while you’re on the go.
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From preserving landmarks to fostering cultural heritage, these heroes help keep Charleston’s soul alive.
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Fire up the grill and enjoy a cookout that’s curated with locally procured goods.
Explore “Nature POP!®" a colorful new installation featuring 40 larger-than-life creations by artist Sean Kenney using LEGO® bricks, on display through Aug. 15 and included with general admission.
Take a peek behind the doors of the American College of the Building Arts + learn what students are up to and where you can see their work around the city.