The front porch of a red, blue, and yellow cottage; indigo-dyed fabrics dry outside on a line.

Arts & Culture

At Aaron Sanders Head’s Sumac Cottage in Greensboro, indigo dyeing classes, film screenings, and photography workshops capture regional traditions and the beauty of the land

Merrily We Roll Along performance

Arts & Culture

From a Sondheim classic to a modern political romp, these productions bring Broadway-caliber drama and laughs to Southern stages

An illustration of duck boots

Arts & Culture

John Berendt traces the origins of the enduring hunting shoe

An illustration of a seersucker suit

Arts & Culture

John Berendt traces the evolution of the once-scorned fabric

A portrait of a man; a book cover

Arts & Culture

Long before writing “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil,” Berendt turned a dreaded assignment on menswear into a series of witty, deeply researched columns. His new book, “Class Act,” collects the best of them.

A crystal in front of a blue diamond-shaped painting

Arts & Culture

The 27.21-carat stone joins Tiffany & Co. jewels and American art in “Nature Adorned,” on view in Bentonville through March

An illustration of woman hiding behind a stack of cash

Arts & Culture

The pleasures and perils of keeping cash the old-fashioned way

a bride and groom embrace

G&G Weddings

Four days before Tori Bilas and Tom Walsh’s planned nuptials, a massive blaze engulfed the Pavilion at the Farm at Old Edwards. A coolheaded planner and a mountain golf course saved the day.