History

You shared some local businesses that stole your heart before they closed their doors for good.
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.
The Morris Sokol Furniture store served the Lowcountry providing furnishings for nearly a century.
Grab your pals and get ready to learn and make elevated cocktails yourself.
National Geographic released a global travel guide packed with off-the-beaten-path destinations — Including Charleston’s own International African American Museum.
From history to exploring nature we’re helping you plan your bachelorette party in Charleston.
Plans for a downtown Charleston hotel include a restaurant + speakeasy.
Most people spend time gazing in awe at the historic landmarks + homes of Charleston, but do you know the history behind the entrances to many of these places?
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The Magnolia Landing development will span 192 acres and provide working, housing, dining, and entertainment options for the community.
It’s not just Charleston getting the praise; the Lowcountry has several hotels, resorts, and islands honored in the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards.
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Charleston has a packed list of races to get prepared for throughout the year
Deep dive into this guide and learn how to navigate the annual two-day music festival loaded with live music and food inspired by the Lowcountry.
The Swedish car company is celebrating 70 years, and it has sold more than 5 million cars in the US.
The annual festival will be back on Saturday, Oct. 25, at Riverfront Park in North Charleston. The Charleston Beer Fest will offer tastings from 75+ breweries, live music, and a variety of local vendors.
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.