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The Charleston HomeAn antique-loving Long Island couple found the ideal home for their treasures in a Charleston single with a storyJennifer Pattison Tuohy · August 2023Style BuzzThe Buzz: Resort-wear line Kenny Flowers opens its first brick-and-mortar, a flagship, in the former Skinny Dip spaceCharleston Magazine Staff · August 2023Style Q & AHow Shades of Pinck blogger Megan Pinckney Rutherford is decorating her new James Island homeCharleston Magazine Staff · August 2023Scouting ReportScouting Report: Send your kiddos back to school in style with our local picks for clothing and accessoriesCharleston Magazine Staff · August 2023HistoryAuthor Nancy Colbert Friday challenged society’s expectations of women in her best-sellling nonfiction booksHarlan Greene · August 2023Giving BackHow Teachers’ Supply Closet ensures that educators and their students are prepared to return to the classroomLauren B. Johnson · August 2023Local SeenNeighbors call John Doyle the “Mayor of Harbor View Road” for spreading joy during his walksMolly Ramsey · August 2023Biz - Sci - TechHannah Staib’s Indulge in Art offers surfboards and home accessories decorated with epoxy resinHolly Roberts · August 2023Biz - Sci - TechShort Court serves heritage style to the growing number of pickleball playersAbby Tierney · August 2023Arts ProfilePerformance artist Kate March uses dance and paint to put a spotlight on women’s experiences with chronic painMargaret Loftus · August 2023Local MusicGospel singer Kelontae Gavin proves he’s more than a viral sensation on his latest album, “Testify”Stratton Lawrence · August 2023FlashbackAmid the Ruins: Learn the storied history of The Mills House HotelHolly Roberts · July 202315 Minutes With15 Minutes With: Husband and wife Michael and Courtney Zentner combine talents for their culinary and event design companyHolly Roberts · July 2023Quick BiteNew & Notable: Local chef Nikko Cagalanan debuts a brick-and-mortar Kultura specializing in elevated Filipino fareMargaret Loftus · July 2023TravelLA Style: Taking a whirlwind trip to Southern California with architectural design in mindSandy Lang · July 2023Feature22 Rooms We Love: Step into some of our favorite spaces featured in Charleston over the last decadeCharleston Magazine Staff · July 2023FeatureTrue to Form: Local artist Kate Long Stevenson created a timeless country estate in the middle of suburban West AshleyJennifer Pattison Tuohy · July 2023The Charleston HomeCoastal Comforts: Designer Allison Elebash took cues from her surroundings to create an inviting marsh-front retreat in the Kiawah River communityMolly Ramsey · July 2023Style BuzzLocal jewelry designer Natalie Holst debuts her flagship store on State StreetCharleston Magazine Staff · July 2023Scouting ReportCreate Art Deco-inspired vibes in your home with bold jewel tones, gold touches, and geometric designsCharleston Magazine Staff · July 2023HistoryOne of two Black female doctors in South Carolina, Huldah Josephine Prioleau advocated for the health of Black women and their childrenHarlan Greene · July 2023Channel MarkersThe SC7 expedition inspires conservation and healthy living while celebrating South Carolina’s beautiful places Stratton Lawrence · July 2023Arts ProfileFrench-born artist Nathalie Naylor discovers a link to her ancestors in the sculptures she began chiseling during the pandemicRobin Howard · July 2023Biz - Sci - TechWith her new e-commerce platform, Album, Cortney Bishop mixes her passion for design and musicEmily Storrow · July 2023Local SeenBarbara Melvin reflects on her first year at the helm of South Caroilna PortsLauren Brooks Johnson · July 2023Local MusicHot Mustard’s Jack Powell and Nick Carusos blend funk grooves and pop sensibilities with their sophomore album, “Seconds”Stratton Lawrence · July 2023Special Advertising SectionLove It! - July 2023Charleston Magazine Staff · July 2023Special Advertising SectionFaces of Charleston 2023Charleston Magazine Staff · July 2023Special Advertising SectionLove It! - June 2023Charleston Magazine Staff · June 2023FeatureCharleston Weddings - Summer 2023Charleston Magazine Staff · June 2023FlashbackNewsworthy: Lowcountry broadcaster Charlie Hall signed WCSC-TV on air for the first time 70 years ago, this montHolly Roberts · June 2023Quick BiteSmash burger success: a few of our mouth-watering favoritesStephanie Barna · June 202315 Minutes With Food blogger Lauren McDuffie dishes on her new cookbook, Southern Lights Helen Mitternight · June 2023Quick BiteNew & Notable: White-tablecloth stalwart Charleston Grill still wows after a new chef takes the helmCharleston Magazine Staff · June 2023FeatureWashed by History: Step back in time on the receding shores of Morris Island, which has played a defining—and often dramatic—role in the Lowcountry storySuzannah Smith Miles · June 2023FashionSexy summer swim fashions: Hit the beach or the pool in these glam looks, featuring suits by local designersCharleston Magazine Staff · June 2023FeatureSounds of Summer: Get ready for a sizzling season of live music with Charleston’s expanded lineup of concert venuesStratton Lawrence · June 2023The Charleston HomeAfter snapping up a choice lot on the Ashley River, a couple built a family home that perfectly suits their water-loving lifestyle Jennifer Pattison Tuohy · June 2023Style BuzzThe Buzz: Influencer Julia Berolzheimer debuts a swimsuit collab with HermozaCharleston Magazine Staff · June 2023Style Q & AStyle Q&A: Wash with Water founder Stephanie Pascarella talks sun protection and what’s in her Clare V. beach bagCharleston Magazine Staff · June 2023Scouting ReportMermaid Treasures: Adorn yourself in under-the-sea-inspired jewelry Charleston Magazine Staff · June 2023Local SeenVictoria Benton Frank’s first novel “My Summer Magnolia” hits the stands this month—just in time for beach readingEmily Storrow · June 2023Biz - Sci - TechBuzzworthy: The Buzz all-natural insect repellent smells like perfumeHolly Roberts · June 2023Biz - Sci - TechSpecial Sauce: Find out how Lillie’s of Charleston cofounder Tracey Richardson has taken the company from its Lowcountry roots to tables across the country Helen Mitternight · June 2023Arts ProfileGenre-defying pianist Micah McLaurin returns home for his Spoleto debutEmily Storrow · June 2023Local BooksBook Review: Slave Dwelling Project founder Joseph McGill’s book “Sleeping with the Ancestors” strives to open readers’ eyes Stephanie Hunt · June 2023FlashbackA Fond Farewell: Remembering Geoff Nuttall, Spoleto Festival USA’s beloved director of chamber musicCharleston Magazine Staff · May 2023Special Advertising SectionLove It! 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