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Local BooksIn his second book, “Gullah Spirit: The Art of Jonathan Green,” the artist showcases his vibrant visionStephanie Hunt · DECEMBER 2021Giving BackVictory Junction — 84 Acres of Love, Hope, & EmpowermentElizabeth Boyte & Sarah GillieFeatureThanksgiving Three Ways: Plan your turkey day spread with Lowcountry specialties, vintage classics, and modern takesCharleston Magazine Staff · November 2021FlashbackMeaningful Meals: See the Francis Marion Hotel’s Colonial Ballroom decorated for the College of Charleston’s charitable 1933 Pep DinnerHolly Roberts · November 2021Love It!Love It! - November 2021Charleston Magazine Staff · November 2021Special Advertising SectionFaces of Charleston - 2021Charleston Magazine Staff · November 202115 Minutes WithAngie Colyer Dupree helps the homeless get back on their feet with One80 Place’s Community KitchenHelen Mitternight · November 2021Quick BitePark & Grove reopens offering polished seasonal plates and an array of vintage spiritsMargaret Loftus · November 2021Quick BiteThe nation’s top pitmasters gather in Charleston this month for the Holy Smokes BBQ FestivalHolly Roberts · November 2021Feature2021 Holiday Gift Guide: Our roundup of 205 perfect presents for everyone on your list, all sourced in CharlestonCharleston Magazine Staff · November 2021House & GardenDig into creative workshops and more home- and garden-centered events happening this monthCharleston Magazine Staff · November 2021House & GardenAmaryllis bulbs for brightening winter tablescapes and adding drama to the spring gardenAnna Miller · November 2021Style BuzzCharleston Retail Buzz: A popular downtown nail salon is getting a refreshCharleston Magazine Staff · November 2021Style Q & AGo bold with HGTV’s “Breaking Bland” interior designer Mary Welch Fox StasikCharleston Magazine Staff · November 2021Scouting ReportBack in Black: Add bold leather accents for classic luxe or rock ’n’ roll chic looksCharleston Magazine Staff · November 2021HistoryHow the St. Cecilia Society helped establish the country’s practice of musical patronageHarlan Greene · November 2021Giving BackOn John’s Island, the Feeding of the Multitude nourishes bodies and souls before ThanksgivingHelen Mitternight · November 2021Arts ProfileWhy assemblage artist Robin Howard seeks to surprise and delight viewersElizabeth Pandolfi · November 2021Biz - Sci - TechJ. Melissa Designs’s hand-wired jewelry is made with purposeIsa Miraldi · November 2021Biz - Sci - TechCut your own and start a new family tradition at the Lebanon Christmas Tree FarmSterling Eason · November 2021Local SeenMeet Kara Stewart, the new Neighbors Together executive director who has a plan to prevent homelessnessShelley Hill Young · November 2021Local MusicSUSTO’s latest album reflects on life, death, and “Time in the Sun”Stratton Lawrence · November 2021FeatureCharleston Weddings Magazine - Fall/Winter 2021 EdtionCharleston Magazine Staff · October 2021Love It!Love It! - October 2021Charleston Magazine Staff · October 2021FlashbackMoment in Time: Photographer Morton Brailsford Paine became famous for documenting Lowcountry life in the early 1900s by land and airCamryn Teder · October 2021Quick BiteCelebrating 75 years of oyster roasts at Bowen’s Island Stephanie Burt · October 2021Quick BiteA new cookbook traces the flavors and foodways of South Carolina, serving up fascinating facts and historical recipes Marion Sullivan · October 2021Quick BiteNew & Notable: Chasing Sage and Brasserie La Banque’s speakeasy boîte, Bar VautéStephanie Burt · October 2021House & GardenFall tours with The Preservation Society, a native plant sale, and more events happening this monthCharleston Magazine Staff · October 2021House & GardenThree of the best weeping trees for Charleston green spacesAnna Miller · October 2021The Charleston HomeAn avid sailor returns to Charleston to build her childhood dream home on James IslandJennifer Pattison Tuohy · October 2021Style BuzzWish your friends and family a stylish happy holidays with this card collaborationCharleston Magazine Staff · October 2021Scouting ReportCool outdoor gear for treks and tripsCharleston Magazine Staff · October 2021Southern ViewThe heart-racing dangers of country living and why they’re worth itRenae Brabham · October 2021HistoryThe fantasy world of Charleston author Robert Jordan and his “The Wheel of Time” sagaHarlan Greene · October 2021Giving BackAwendaw’s Avian Conservation Center celebrates 30 years of rescuing and rehabbing birds of preyHelen Mitternight · October 2021Biz - Sci - TechEating Out: Pampas & Picnics offers a unique take on alfresco dining Roey Leonardi · October 2021Biz - Sci - TechSweet Success: Apis Mercantile pairs sustainably sourced honey with hemp extract to cultivate a booming businessSterling Eason · October 2021Arts ProfileOpera at The Joe? Meet the couple behind Holy City Arts & Lyric OperaElizabeth Pandolfi · October 2021Channel MarkersHow scientists discovered the world’s largest whimbrel roost on Deveaux BankStratton Lawrence · October 2021Local MusicWith singer Kanika Moore at center stage, Doom Flamingo channels electric ’80s Miami on its new EP Stratton Lawrence · October 2021FeatureGoing to the Dogs: Our guide to enjoying the Lowcountry’s best season with your four-legged friendTara Stewart · October 2021FeatureOne local fly-fisherman talks catching reds, the state’s most popular game fish, on the tailing tidesJason Stemple · October 2021Quick BiteNew & Notable: Get the dish on Bistronomy by Nico on Spring Street and Chef Vivian Howard’s much-anticipated eatery, LenoirCharleston Magazine Staff · September 202115 Minutes With15 Minutes With Ben Ellsworth, the chef behind Gigpro, an app that’s changing how the restaurant industry staffs its kitchensMargaret Loftus · September 202115 Minutes With15 Minutes with Ben EllsworthMargaret LoftusFlashbackMonumental Endeavor: The incredible “Ivory City” That Once Stood in Today’s Hampton ParkCamryn Teder · September 2021Home & GardenThree community events and one hyper-local podcast that gardeners need to know about Charleston Magazine Staff · September 2021