Elizabeth Hutchison Hicklin
Elizabeth Hutchison Hicklin is a Garden & Gun contributing editor and a full-time freelance writer covering hospitality and travel, arts and culture, and design. An obsessive reader and a wannabe baker, she recently left Nashville to return home to Charleston, South Carolina, where she lives with her husband, their twins, and an irrepressible golden retriever.
Travel
A neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to Music City’s green spaces, cultural hotspots, and culinary highlights
Homeplace
The couple return with a flourish to their roots
Home & Garden
The award-winning landscape designer and visual artist revels in the magic of the Lowcountry’s native flora
2026 Bucket List
It’s going to be a busy year at Ann Patchett’s Parnassus
Travel
New Orleans’s buzziest hotelier puts down roots in Music City
Travel
Summer is in session: Here are worthy experiences in candle-making, fly fishing, cooking, gardening, and more
Food & Drink
With bold flavors and neighborhood vibes, the Holy City’s smallest restaurants are some of its biggest culinary draws
Home & Garden
In Music City’s Berry Hill neighborhood, an award-winning songwriter and a team of interior designers created a haven for creativity
Homeplace
A pair of equestrians take the rainbow for a ride at this pastoral retreat
2025 Bucket List
Prince’s still scorches in Nashville
2025 Bucket List
A bucolic bastion of craft and tradition
2025 Bucket List
And support small businesses that need it most
Travel
Candy-striped boat awnings, stone crab claws in silver champagne buckets, and bougainvillea everywhere—Bahamas-based interior designer and legendary hostess Amanda Lindroth puts on a tropical holiday to remember
Travel
“Above all, your presence shows that the outside world cares”
Arts & Culture
Tips on attire, tailgate etiquette, and more from a lifelong college football fan
Travel
Escape the crowds at the nation’s busiest national park and explore one of these less-traveled trails
Travel
A new boutique hotel in North Carolina’s High Country invites guests to reconnect with the landscape and each other
Travel
These small-town mercantiles offer up an extra scoop of nostalgia along with sugar, milk, the occasional cast-iron skillet or pallet of lumber—and everything in between
Home & Garden
Native plants color the canvas for a Lowcountry artist and landscape architect




















