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It doesn’t take much to have a great time along Florida’s Forgotten Coast

A decade behind the bar—and the camera—with Sandlin Gaither

A coffee table book celebrates the connection between the culinary and visual arts

A few of our favorite bonus shots

For his book, John Boessenecker spent five years poring through FBI files, books, and hundreds of news reports to set the record straight

Goings-on in the South and beyond

Little-known Southern tidbits about the White House gardens

Revisit the locations that inspired five classic childhood novels

Everybody clamors for frozen confections from these six classic southern parlors

Bassist and former owner David Hood reflects on five essential albums that came out of the Muscle Shoals Sound Studios

North Carolina author Bronwen Dickey on what she learned writing her book, Pit Bull: The Battle Over An American Icon

Three new pony-related books just in time for race season—plus, one visual stunner to make your coffee table an ode to all things equestrian

An early look at the new exhibit at Atlanta Botanical Garden

How the father of landscape architecture left his final fingerprints on the South

A small Georgia city continues to celebrate its signature bloom—this year, with a new title

A fascinating book, The Electric Pencil: Drawings from Inside State Hospital No. 3., tells the story of an artist whose works were almost lost

Harvey Penick’s sage advice still resonates

This spring, the South takes center stage in five new plays and revivals

Roy Blount, Jr. shares a collection of essays, songs, poems, and odes to the food he loves and loathes

Today, more than three million young women across 92 countries are Girl Scouts