Lindsey Liles
Lindsey Liles joined Garden & Gun in 2020 after completing a master’s in literature in Scotland and a Fulbright grant in Brazil. The Arkansas native is G&G’s digital reporter, covering all aspects of the South, and she especially enjoys putting her biology background to use by writing about wildlife and conservation. She lives on Johns Island, South Carolina.
2026 Bucket List
The fiftieth season of Charleston’s beloved performing arts festival promises a kaleidoscope of stages, sights, and sounds
2026 Bucket List
Forty years of Dollywood, a Broadway show, and a hotel later, Parton is going strong at eighty
2026 Bucket List
The cradle of the Cuban sandwich throws an epic street party
2026 Bucket List
Top golfers, softballers, and surfers will head to Augusta, Oklahoma City, Virginia Beach, and a sports bar near you
Arts & Culture
After a new adoptee named Banjo disappeared into the marsh near Charleston, South Carolina, a team of rescuers sprang into action
Arts & Culture
Charleston will welcome the likes of Béla Fleck, Ken Burns, and Brandi Carlile to the performing arts festival, which marks its fiftieth season
Food & Drink
The eight-person, twelve-course chef’s table showcases the bounty of the Chesapeake Bay
Recipe
The chef behind the new Eastern Shore supper club Sassafras shares the secret weapon in his go-to winter dessert
Recipe
This holiday staple from the Reutter family of Caroline’s Cakes is “shockingly simple and incredibly delicious”
Recipe
Cakey, chewy, buttery, sweet, and perfect for holiday decorating, these are as delicious plain as they are transformed into ice cream cookie sandwiches
Arts & Culture
Five tips from the longtime floral designers behind the city’s grandest fir
Home & Garden
The Sea Island mansion is the former retreat of Atlanta architect John Portman
home & garden
See the bounty of fruit-studded wreaths, handmade ornaments, and greenery-draped doorways galore
Distilled
Kentucky chef Sara Bradley shares the recipe for her family’s cozy post-Thanksgiving treat
Home & Garden
“We garden for fresh food, to beautify our homes, to create habitat for wildlife, to conserve native plants, to create sanctuaries for ourselves, to cool our yards and cities, to express ourselves creatively, to be outdoors with hands in the dirt”
Food & Drink
Readers weigh in on the controversial nomenclature of a beloved Thanksgiving side
Recipe
New Orleans culinary star Mason Hereford spent years perfecting this easy-to-make casserole, also known as Thanksgiving stuffing
Travel
Acclaimed chef Shaun Doty brings international flair to Southern ingredients in a space that is as beautiful as it is historic



















