Arts & Culture

Stylish and fun surcees that pack a big jolt of joy

In 1932, twenty-year-old Smith Reynolds was shot at his family’s home, and the world blamed his pregnant, Broadway-star wife. More than ninety years later, his family is ready to talk about it

Take a peek at the midcentury collection

A new exhibition at the Gibbes Museum takes a fresh look at the unsung art hero Ned Jennings

From Messi in Miami to U.S. Soccer in Atlanta, the beautiful game is growing in the South

A classically trained portrait artist in London turns to birds

November’s standout series, movies, and podcasts with Southern ties

A meeting place for good books and good neighbors

The historic Elizabeth neighborhood has a jack-o’-lantern tradition like no other

The graveyard perched over the Rash North Carolina farm has long whispered to the writer—he just needed to listen

A pair of writers hold the past—and themselves—to account

Austin’s Bell and Bird turns out stunning pieces inspired by the past

As a native Midwesterner, state fairs are in my blood, but I’ve found Texas’s early fall celebration is truly best in show

The prolific Oxford, Mississippi, author on his two new movies, cataclysmic weather events, and being labeled Southern gothic

The decorated veteran brings family tradition and her aunt’s hustler mentality to the skies and the still

North Carolina sisters imbue Indian tradition with Southern flair

October’s standout series, movies, and podcasts with Southern ties

Remember Wally Gator, Foghorn Leghorn, and these other stars of Saturday morning?

G&G contributors pick the food books they’re excited to devour this fall

A Q&A with the author, who this fall resurrects his first big hit in a new thriller