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

Could the iconic Coastal Georgia hotel get any better? As a matter of fact, yes—and here’s how

Travel

A quick guide to food, drink, and more in Georgia’s capital

Food & Drink

Get a jump on gift-giving with this list of Southern-sourced food and drink

Travel

An inside look at a 1950s motel turned modern-day oasis in New Orleans. Plus, three more boutique stunners opening up around the South.

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Travel

An inside look at a 1950s motel turned modern-day oasis in New Orleans

Arts & Culture

The Drink Company’s Pub Dread in D.C. raises money for hurricane relief

Travel

Here’s the tool you really need before you go leaf-peeping this season

Travel

Elevate your game-day weekend at these stylish Southern spots

Travel

Enjoy a low-key weekend at one of these five lakeside hideouts

Made in the South

A Georgia bamboo fly rod maker celebrates 20 years of hand-crafting future heirlooms

Drinks

A new release from an award-winning Southern winery hits shelves

Back-Road Trip

From beautiful mountain vistas to farm-driven cuisine, make the most of one of the South’s most scenic drives

Why We Love the Gulf

No matter your pleasure, there are pockets of pristine coastline to discover

Why We Love the Gulf

The Margaritaville mogul toasts the Gulf Coast bars he loves the most

Travel

An offbeat Texas original gets a stylish refresh—and stays wonderfully weird

Travel

Six reasons (beyond the obvious: tastings!) to plan a high-spirited trip through the Bluegrass State

Travel

The world-renowned landscape designer shares his favorite hometown haunts

Arts & Culture

Palmetto Bluff’s Artist in Residence program offers unique learning opportunities, from foraging for edibles to dyeing textiles with indigo

Arts & Culture

New restorations paint a fuller picture of life on the president’s Virginia estate

Goings-On

A new exhibit in Lexington celebrates the most famous racehorse that ever was