Meet your New Year’s resolutions in Charleston

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Head to Blue Bicycle Books and read more in 2023.

Photo by @jessreads_alot

Looking to meet your New Years resolution in Charleston? From starting a new sport to finding more family time, check out our local resolution recommendations below.

Cook more meals at home

Read more books

  • Blue Bicycle Books , 420 King St. | This locally-owned store stocks “just about every new and used Charleston book ever written” so you can enjoy books by Lowcountry authors .
  • Buxton Books , 160 King St. | Browse books at this independent bookstore and experience your favorite stories firsthand at upcoming events .
  • Itinerant Literate , 4824 Chateau Ave., North Charleston | This unique Park Circle bookshop offers a diverse selection of brand-new books plus book signings, story time, and open mic nights.

Spend more quality time with family

  • Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry , 25 Ann St. | Your little ones can explore environments and experiences that spark imagination with interactive exhibits like the art room and kids’ garden.
  • South Carolina Aquarium , 100 Aquarium Wharf | Bring your crew to experience exhibits, events, education programs, and over 5,000 animals.
  • Charleston County Parks , locations vary | Enjoy festivals, camps, classes, programs, and events at parks across the county.

Start a new sport

Donate unused items

  • Cougar Free Store , 207 Calhoun St. | Help reduce environmental impact by giving art and school supplies, electronics, and small home goods.
  • East Cooper Community Outreach Clothing Closet , 1111 Bowman Rd., Mount Pleasant | This time of year, the closet needs plus-size seasonal womens clothing, children’s clothing, and new packs of underwear and socks.
  • Lowcountry Orphan Relief , 1850 Truxtun Ave., North Charleston | Drop off new and like-new items such as clothing, books, toiletries, and school supplies.
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Tatum is based in Charleston, SC, and joined CHStoday as a City Editor in April 2021. She has previously written about food and travel across the Southeast. She loves trying new restaurants, exploring beach towns, and meeting local dogs in the Lowcountry.