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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.
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?
The historic hotel opened its doors on Feb. 7, 1924.
Explore history through the lens of art and design
Explore the Holy City through its history, food, drink, and art on these tours.
Boston wasn’t the only city that protested.
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Use this article as a tool to learn about what the Board of Architectural Review Small + Large do and how you can get involved.
From jazz and opera to dance and physical theater, here’s one can’t-miss Spoleto Festival USA event from each genre to help you plan your festival lineup.
From outdoor concerts and art exhibitions to sand sculpting and potlucks, explore some of the best regional and local talent with these can’t-miss Piccolo Spoleto free events running May 23 through June 8.
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.”
Several Memorial Day events around Charleston aim to honor our nation’s heroes.
Kardea Brown, the “Delicious Miss Brown” star, opens a new Southern restaurant serving Gullah-inspired classics like shrimp & grits and a cheesy crab dip.
There are so many beloved barbecue spots in the Holy City — check out where some readers say the best are to celebrate National Barbecue Day.
The greater Charleston area had a record-breaking year, generating more than $14 billion in economic impact.
Donor networks with Trident United Way unite to collect school supplies, food, clothing, and hygiene items for students across the Tri-County area.
Keith Lee’s viral food reviews bring massive crowds to locally owned businesses that deserve the spotlight — where should he go when he’s here in the Holy City?