Arts & Entertainment

The San Antonio native on kindness, “Texas values,” and what it means to play the titular role in a new Walker, Texas Ranger reboot

In February, the Julia Evans Reed Charitable Trust will auction off the late writer’s estate, honoring the work she began in her lifetime

The National Museum of African American Music is now open

Looking ahead to the joy of much-needed getaways

Celebrate the life of one of the nation’s greatest leaders with a day of service

A lifelong Alabama fan and Saban biographer on meaning of the coach’s seventh college football national championship

G&G contributors, editors, and Southern book lovers share new releases and old favorites to read right away this year—and a couple forthcoming releases already on preorder

In a year marked by loss, we tip our caps to just a few of the many world-changing musicians, actors, public servants, and more who died in 2020

Test your knowledge of the South, and then stump a partner

Dozens of memoirs, novels, and nonfiction books that got us through a year unlike any other

Earthquakes, equinercising, and Muscle Shoals

What made 2020’s historic storm season so destructive—and how teams in Florida and Maryland manage it all

Buy a permit, get to chopping, and help forest conservation along the way

The Virginia native’s stunning new collection deftly wrestles with history and truth

The meticulous re-creation of Tryon Palace showcases a 250-year-old story

A few items G&G staffers wouldn’t mind finding under the tree

Fun presents for the littlest Southerners

More than two dozen winning ways to brighten the end of a topsy-turvy year

Saying goodbye to a few G&G stalwarts—and looking forward to a brand-new year

A gathering of heirloom-quality presents