So Charleston

1252 features in So Charleston.

Southern 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 2021Channel MarkersHow scientists discovered the world’s largest whimbrel roost on Deveaux BankStratton 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 2021FlashbackMonumental Endeavor: The incredible “Ivory City” That Once Stood in Today’s Hampton ParkCamryn Teder · September 2021HistoryGet to know the Charleston man who opened a hopping, long-running Harlem jazz club in the 1920sHarlan Greene · September 2021So CharlestonSo Charleston: Learn why locals have long planted the American beautyberry Suzannah Smith Miles · September 2021Giving BackCollege of Charleston’s senior skippers battle the wind to bring home a national sailing titleRoey Leonardi · September 2021Biz - Sci - TechLuxury Organized ensures your home has no wasted spaceShelley Hill Young · September 2021FeatureBy Her Own Design: With passion for both town and country, Ceara Donnelley continues her family’s legacy of caring for environments—both wild and domesticStephanie Hunt · September 2021FeatureFall Luxe Fashion: Cruise into fall with striking transitional looks and glittering accessoriesCharleston Magazine Staff · September 2023FlashbackStanding Tall: The legacy of the Avery Research Center for African American History and CultureCamryn Teder · AUGUST 2021So CharlestonIt’s Not Fort Sumter: Discover the significance of the “other” island in Charleston HarborSuzannah Smith Miles · AUGUST 2021HistoryGet to know the Charleston-born man who helped found a national organization to fight slaveryHarlan Greene · AUGUST 2021Giving BackHow Yo Art fostered creativity among young people during the pandemicHelen Mitternight · AUGUST 2021Biz - Sci - TechTween girls find an age-appropriate fashion havenHolly Roberts · AUGUST 2021Biz - Sci - TechSweet Notions: Sprout Design Lab turns children’s drawings into sentimental jewelryShelley Hill Young · AUGUST 2021FlashbackHousing History: Learn more about the sprawling grounds of the historic Heyward-Washington HouseRoey Leonardi · JULY 2021Giving 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 2021FlashbackSummer Nights: How time was well spent on the Folly Beach boardwalkJacob Hollifield · 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 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 2021Biz - Sci - TechLuthier Jeff Whitehead mixes art, music, and technology for his patent-pending “Cross-Star” guitarKenley Young · MAY 2021FlashbackBy the Book: Read through the different chapters of our city library’s historic legacyEmily Turner · MAY 2021So CharlestonFollow the uncharted journey of the Folly BoatSuzannah Smith Miles · MAY 2021Giving BackThe lasting impact of Florence Crittenton Programs on young pregnant women and their childrenHelen Mitternight · MAY 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 2021Southern ViewComing to Terms With One’s Design DNAStephanie Hunt · April 2021Giving BackHow Amor Healing Kitchen offers comfort and strength to those who are sickLauren B. Johnson · April 2021So CharlestonExplore the rich history behind Hampton ParkSuzannah Smith Miles · April 2021Biz - Sci - TechThe Salt + Stem roving vintage flower truck helps brighten customers’ daysEmily Turner · April 2021Biz - Sci - TechEmily Cook fuses her love of the beach and the art of glassmaking to crystallize a sense of placeOlivia Jane Crawford · April 2021FeatureOne year after Charleston’s shutdown, local business and civic leaders weigh in on what have we learned from the pandemic Stephanie Hunt · MARCH 2021Feature10 Amazing Places to Enjoy Springtime Around the LowcountryStratton Lawrence · MARCH 2021FlashbackTickled Pink: Springtime in Charleston offers a colorful backdrop for photographersEmily Turner · MARCH 2021Southern ViewFree Wheelin’Katie Zimmerman · MARCH 2021Giving BackCharleston Habitat for Humanity helps families find a place to call homeHelen Mitternight · MARCH 2021