Arts & Entertainment
End of the Line
Fish Food
Getting to the bottom of bait and crackers
The High & The Low
Food Memories from the South (of France)
When you’re eating—and drinking—well, every bite leads to another memory
Ask G&G
The Tao of Quail
Aerial maneuvers, Delaware claims, and football rivalry niceties
S is for Southern
A Brief Guide to Southernisms
The first rule: Include canines
Arts & Culture
A Dip into Southern Mermaid History
At 78, the oldest still-performing siren shares stories of Florida’s Weeki Wachee mermaids
Arts
Sculptor Ashley Pridmore’s Wild Talent
A New Orleans artist breathes new life into death
The High & the Low
Man Up: How to be a True Gentleman
In praise of good Southern men
Southern Women
Tig Notaro’s Southern Sense of Humor
The comedian reflects on Mississippi, motherhood, and the charm of eccentricity
Arts & Culture
Jack Leigh’s Lens on Summer in the South
The Savannah native had a knack for memorializing the Southern sensations of heat and humidity
Arts & Culture
Dive In: Get Your Feet Wet with Underwater Photos
Just looking at Charleston-based photographer Leigh Webber’s underwater photos makes it feel 10 degrees cooler. Enjoy a whole new perspective on summer, and learn how she captures these images.
Ask G&G
To Pour, or Not to Pour (the Good Stuff)
Sharing spirits, dodging beards, and outsmarting snakes
End of the Line
A Gusty Proposal
Whipping up some enthusiasm for one of life’s elemental pleasures
The High & The Low
The Southern Name Game
Making sense of Southern appellations and sobriquets
Arts & Culture
Pirouettes and Pups
Two photographers travel the country to photograph ballerinas alongside man’s best friend
ANNOUNCING
G&G’s Whole Hog Podcast
Listen to the brand new podcast from the editors and tastemakers of Garden & Gun
Weekend Agenda
A Beloved Austin Park Branches Out
The North Carolina “stick artist” Patrick Dougherty weaves his spell in the Lone Star State
Ask G&G
Wedge Issue
Golf cheaters, heirloom fatigue, and peach thieves
End of the Line
Food for Thought
Finding wisdom on the walls… and in the sides
Arts & Culture
The Saga of the Tybee Bomb
In the late 1950s, a U.S. Air Force B-47 on a training mission jettisoned a hydrogen bomb somewhere in the ocean near Savannah. Sixty years later, steeped in local lore and Cold War intrigue, Tybee’s “broken arrow” remains one of the great Southern mysteries
Arts
(Tar) Heel to Toe
A North Carolina native taps into the future of dance