Arts & Culture

Our collection includes Southern Women, S Is for Southern, The Southerner’s Cookbook, The Southerner’s Handbook, and Good Dog

Every week, our style director picks her favorite items—for the home, the kitchen, and the chic Southerner

G&G and Synovus host a Southern All-Stars Dinner in Nashville, TN

The groundbreaking documentary filmmaker’s new series, Country Music, which took almost a decade to make, covers the human stories wrapped up in the genre’s uniquely American history

Mississippi writers celebrate one of the South’s most beloved bookstores, which opens a new rare book shop this weekend

An update on the devastation and how you can support relief efforts

For two decades, these reliable boots have been favorites of gardeners, hunters, and other outdoor-loving Southerners

A new book of recovered photos taken on the porches and back roads of Appalachia offers an intimate look at some of traditional Southern music’s early greats

See your favorite happy little trees in person this fall at a new exhibition in Virginia that highlights the famous Southern (yes, really) artist

Five can’t-miss books out this month—two powerful novels, rediscovered short stories, a football-fan delight, and scenes of bygone Charleston

In his delightful new memoir, the piano player and singer-songwriter shares stories of growing up in North Carolina, plus advice on creativity

Chef José Andrés has been there for days; other organizations are on the ground as well

Inspired details abound at a Texas shindig thrown by the acclaimed fashion designer

A curated pop-in series showcasing Southern artisans and products

Just so you will know—and your children will someday know—you can stream all seven seasons on Hulu next week. Here, five super-fans share their favorite episodes—and explain why the iconic series still matters

An English designer looks to the Southwest Georgia quail set for her new apparel line

A five-day event showcasing renowned vintners and culinary favorites

Now here’s a real scoop: The Savannah, Georgia, staple is celebrating 100 years

A new book traces the murderous past of one of our most hated pests

Fake maladies, cussin’ advice, and storm protocol