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Giving BackThis local nonprofit helps seniors keep their cool when the summer temperatures get dangerously hotHelen Mitternight · JULY 2021Channel MarkersMeet the design duo on a mission to empower female homeowners navigating the construction industryLauren B. Johnson · JULY 2021So CharlestonDiscover why the bald eagle became a patriotic symbolSuzannah Smith Miles · JULY 2021Biz - Sci - TechGraphic designer Andrea Glover creates colorful, Southern-inspired prints via her small business, Letter DecorHolly Roberts · JULY 2021Biz - Sci - TechWhy wedding registry favorite Juliska found a new setting for its tablewares in the LowcountryAnne Semmes · JULY 2021Arts ProfilePaige Hathaway Thorn lends an artist’s touch to silk textiles Elizabeth Pandolfi · JULY 2021Local BooksAuthor David Rogers’s work of devotion documents the city’s oldest neighborhoods and buildingsStephanie Hunt · JULY 2021Love It!Love It! - June 2021Charleston Magazine Staff · JUNE 2021Feature10 Cocktail Recipes for Cool Summer Sippin’Stephanie Burt · JUNE 2021FlashbackSummer Nights: How time was well spent on the Folly Beach boardwalkJacob Hollifield · JUNE 202115 Minutes With15 Minutes With Shaun Brian, the St. John-born and -bred chef behind James Island’s new fish marketMargaret Loftus · JUNE 2021Home & GardenGardening - June 2021Charleston Magazine Staff · JUNE 2021Home & GardenPlant picks for a Summer Moon GardenAnna Miller · JUNE 2021The Charleston HomeTurn Back Time: a rambling 1970s beach house is transformed into a classic coastal cottage that feels like it’s been in the family for decades Jennifer Pattison Tuohy · JUNE 2021Style BuzzWatch out for a sunny collab with two SC-based brandsCharleston Magazine Staff · JUNE 2021Style Q & ALook Linger Love blogger Chassity Evans picks her summer fashion and beauty favesCharleston Magazine Staff · JUNE 2021Scouting ReportWhether you’re heading to Folly or Sullivan’s, we’ve rounded up the best beach-day essentialsCharleston Magazine Staff · JUNE 2021FeatureDiscover Charleston By Land & By Sea this season with our 2021 Summer Guide Tara Stewart · JUNE 2021HistoryHow celebrated author Armistead Maupin found pride in CharlestonHarlan Greene · JUNE 2021Giving BackAnimals looking for a forever home find sanctuary in HollywoodHelen Mitternight · JUNE 2021So CharlestonDiscover how the delicate beach evening primrose gives strength to the Lowcountry’s sand dunesSuzannah Smith Miles · JUNE 2021Arts ProfileBlack mermaids and goddesses tell empowering stories on Cookie Washington’s quiltsSterling Eason · JUNE 2021Biz - Sci - TechYates Dew’s stylish new GrillKilt is the accessory you didn’t know you needed this summer Rob Lyle · JUNE 2021Biz - Sci - TechDesigner Natalie Holst’s bright and upbeat accessories reflect our mood going into summerOlivia Jane Crawford · JUNE 2021Local SeenCharleston Music Hall’s Charles Carmody on the joy of live music and anticipating a full house later this summerShelley Hill Young · JUNE 2021Local BooksLowcountry author Mary Alice Monroe explores family dynamics in her latest summer release that feels written in real timeStephanie Hunt · JUNE 2021Biz - Sci - TechLuthier Jeff Whitehead mixes art, music, and technology for his patent-pending “Cross-Star” guitarKenley Young · MAY 2021FeatureThe 45th season of Spoleto Festival USA will be Nigel Redden’s grand finale as general director, and a curtain call like no otherStephanie Hunt · MAY 2021FeatureGlimpse the minds of four local artists via personal tours of their studios that are as intriguing as they are revealing Sterling Eason · MAY 2021Style BuzzPillow Talk with Southern Charm’s Craig ConoverCharleston Magazine Staff · MAY 2021Style Q & AStyle-savvy gallerist Anne Siegfried on fun prints, the art of accessorizing, and dressing for new possibilitiesCharleston Magazine Staff · MAY 2021Scouting ReportCelebrate Mom with our local picks to pamper her, add sparkle to her look, and refresh her homeCharleston Magazine Staff · MAY 2021FlashbackBy the Book: Read through the different chapters of our city library’s historic legacyEmily Turner · MAY 2021Love It!Love It! - May 2021Charleston Magazine Staff · MAY 2021Home & GardenDig In: Garden Tours & LecturesCharleston Magazine Staff · MAY 2021Home & GardenPlant the Low-maintenance but show-stopping Lily-of-the-Nile for a burst of summer colorAnna Miller · MAY 2021The Charleston HomePandemic Revamp: Interior designer Jenny Keenan shares how a few changes made a big impact to help her family adapt to the new normalJennifer Pattison Tuohy · MAY 202115 Minutes With15 Minutes with Chasity & Nate BrownHelen Mitternight · MAY 2021So CharlestonFollow the uncharted journey of the Folly BoatSuzannah Smith Miles · MAY 2021HistoryRemembering Septima P. Clark, the Civil Rights activist called the “Mother of the Movement” by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Harlan Greene · MAY 2021Local SeenJeff Stone, superintendent of Kiawah’s The Ocean Course, explains what it takes to get PGA Championship readyRobert Lyle · MAY 2021Giving BackThe lasting impact of Florence Crittenton Programs on young pregnant women and their childrenHelen Mitternight · MAY 2021Local BooksA Fitting Tribute to beloved late author Dorothea Benton Frank, just in time for beach readingStephanie Hunt · MAY 2021Arts ProfileHow photographer Jack Alterman captures Charleston’s people and places in a surprising lightSterling Eason · MAY 2021FeatureCamellias, Gardenias, Tea Olive, and More: Learn about the city’s quintessential blooms, including their historical ties and essential info for growing them todayAnna Miller · April 2021FeatureStroll through the Centuries Along Charleston’s Secret Alleyways & LanesSuzannah Smith Miles · April 2021FlashbackHistory in the Making: Learn about the legacy behind this humble downtown gas stop Emily Turner · April 2021Love It!Love It! - April 2021Charleston Magazine Staff · April 2021