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The Charleston HomeLearn how a centuries-old downtown residence is welcoming another era thanks to Historic Charleston Foundation and tour its newly refreshed rooms and gardensJennifer Pattison Tuohy · April 2022Style BuzzFreshfields Village welcomes new stores to the Charleston marketShelley Hill Young · April 2022Style Q & AInterior designer Julianne Taylor shares spring color trends to watch and her love of caftansShelley Hill Young · April 2022Scouting ReportYou don't have to walk down the aisle to rock a white dress Shelley Hill Young · April 2022CommunityIn the Neighborhood: Exploring Wagener Terrace with resident artist Nathan DurfeeMelissa Delaney · April 2022HistoryLearn how the public treasure Colonial Lake came to beHarlan Greene · April 2022Giving BackSpecial Olympics South Carolina helps athletes with disabilities win on and off the courtHelen Mitternight · April 2022Local SeenUnearthing history with the director of the Center for Landscapes at the College of Charleston, James NewhardRobin Howard · April 2022Biz - Sci - TechAt 3L Collective, Julie Vacarro prints custom fabrics to fit every nook and cranny of your homeHolly Roberts · April 2022Biz - Sci - TechHow Courtney Bukowsky unwittingly started her vintage resale business, One of a Find CharlestonEmily Turner · April 2022Arts ProfileCreating murals that sing with McKenzie Eddy Smith and Elliott Smith of Headspace MuralsSterling Eason · April 2022Local BooksAuthor Virginia Beach explores the nuanced history of Middleton Place in her latest book, “American Landmark”Stephanie Hunt · April 2022FeatureA Tasty Trio: Put container gardens to work for your taste buds with three beautiful and edible plant combinationsJoan McDonald · April 2022FeatureOur Hometown Rose: Learn about the Noisette, Charleston’s heritage rose breed, and the rescue mission that brought it back into local gardens and churchyardsAnna Miller · April 2022FeatureThe X Factor: Meet the dynamic Dr. Tonya Matthews, a CEO and poet leading the International African American Museum, scheduled to open later this yearStephanie Hunt · April 2022FeatureCharleston Weddings Magazine - Spring 2022Charleston Magazine Staff · MARCH 2022Love It!Love It! - March 2022Charleston Magazine Staff · MARCH 2022FlashbackFashionably Warm: learn how Lowcountry winter fashions developed through the centuries with trends and technology at this Charleston Museum exhibitHolly Roberts · MARCH 2022Quick BiteNew & Notable: elevated seafood at Park Circle’s Three Sirens and regional Mexican dishes with a Tulum vibe at MayaCharleston Magazine Staff · MARCH 202215 Minutes With15 Minutes with Brooks Reitz: What’s next for the restaurateur and founder of Jack Rudy Cocktail Co.Marion Sullivan · MARCH 2022FeatureMusic Farm Fresh: The storied concert venue is slated to reopen under new management after being closed for two yearsStratton Lawrence · MARCH 2022FeatureA Fantastical Spring Takes Flight: Black-and-cream looks lead the season with dramatic and whimsical flairCharleston Magazine Staff · MARCH 2022The Charleston HomeTour a classic beach house on Sullivan’s Island that designer Elizabeth Stuart Faith gave a decidedly “unbeachy” interior aestheticJennifer Pattison Tuohy · MARCH 2022Style BuzzThe Buzz: Meyer Vogl Gallery is hanging its contemporary art on Daniel IslandShelley Hill Young · MARCH 2022Style Q & AStyle Q&A: Margerite & Motte’s Laura Reed shares her style picks for springShelley Hill Young · MARCH 2022Scouting ReportFind local periwinkle picks for wardrobe and your home in Pantone’s Color of the Year, “Very Peri”Shelley Hill Young · MARCH 2022CommunityIn the Neighborhood: Discover Park Circle with resident author and restaurateur Corrie WangMelissa Delaney · MARCH 2022HistoryHow the Garden Club of Charleston has been beautifying the city for the past 100 yearsHarlan Greene · MARCH 2022Local MusicCharleston’s own Shovels & Rope releases a monster album, Manticore, in time for the return of High Water Festival in AprilStratton Lawrence · MARCH 2022Giving BackA dedicated group of volunteers sews bags of hope to support the Magdalene House for women recovering from addiction Helen Mitternight · MARCH 2022Local SeenMeet Charleston Waterkeeper Andrew Wunderley, who’s on the job advocating for the health of one of our greatest assets Sterling Eason · MARCH 2022Biz - Sci - TechWhy jewelry designer Cathy Williams says she creates bold pieces for risk-takers Holly Roberts · MARCH 2022Biz - Sci - TechWorld-traveler Elizabeth Smith curates artisan-made global fashion finds via her e-business and pop-up, LesettaShelley Hill Young · MARCH 2022Arts ProfileGet a closer look at fine artist Jen Swearington’s intricate paper-cut sculptures inspired by her new homeElizabeth Pandolfi · MARCH 2022FlashbackSlice of History: Learn about LaBrasca’s Pizzeria, which claims to be the first restaurant in Charleston to serve pizzaHolly Roberts · February 2022Quick BiteBeyond the well-worn party path of King Street, Charleston’s newest drinking establishments up the anteDave Infante · February 202215 Minutes With15 Minutes With April Dove: How the brewer aims to attract more people of color to area taprooms with her debut beerHolly Roberts · February 2022Quick BiteNew & Notable: Pink Bellies puts down roots on King Street, serving up Vietnamese noodles and an Asian-inspired cocktail listCharleston Magazine Staff · February 2022FeatureVeg Out: Local chefs share five inspired recipes that make vegetables the main focusCharleston Magazine Staff · February 2022FeatureDining Out, The New Normal: A look at the effects of the pandemic on Charleston’s renowned restaurant industryKinsey Gidick · February 2022FeatureChef Benjamin Dennis continues his journey in understanding, preserving, and uplifting Gullah culture through foodTrelani Michelle · February 2022The Charleston HomeA neglected gem in the Old Village is transformed into a modern family home with historyJennifer Pattison Tuohy · February 2022Style BuzzThe Buzz: LoveShackFancy debuts on King StreetCharleston Magazine Staff · February 2022Style Q & AStyle Q&A: Graft Wine Shop’s Femi Oyediran shares his keen sense of what’s coolCharleston Magazine Staff · February 2022Scouting ReportShow them you care with our local gift ideas for Valentine's Day Charleston Magazine Staff · February 2022HistoryCharleston NAACP chapter: leading the local movement for equality and social justice for more than 100 yearsHarlan Greene · February 2022Giving BackHow the seed Katie Stagliano planted when she was in third grade has grown to help feed hungry people across the countryHelen Mitternight · February 2022Arts ProfileRenée Fleuranges-Valdes’s curvy path to finding her voice as a fine arts quilterElizabeth Pandolfi · February 2022