Arts & Culture

A new book takes a closer look at the evolution of a legendary sportsman

Take a look at all of Garden & Gun’s magazine covers from our first issue through today

A spectator's guide to the World Equestrian Games

Where do music, food, and football come together? Athens, Georgia

The virtues of living on — and sometimes in — moving water

It’s taken over a decade, but one very passionate Atlanta businessman has amassed a collection of world-class sporting art

The oldest son of Texas troubadour Townes Van Zandt casts his luck with the perfect flats boat

Fifty years after the publication of To Kill a Mockingbird, the author isn’t as reclusive as you think

North Carolina native Davis Love III crafts a wild seaside masterpiece in Mexico

How Jimmy Buffett is helping shrimpers with a slick idea

The strange story of how William Toye might have forged hundreds of paintings, deceived prominent art collectors, and created a scandal around one of Louisiana’s greatest folk artists

William Dunlap is bold, outspoken, and not afraid to have a good time

Dreaming of a visit from a four-legged friend

Deep in the heart of Texas Hill Country, Leonard Bludworth churns out the world’s most beautiful pool cues

Jill McCorkle has cemented her place among today’s preeminent Southern writers

A literary tour of the South’s top independent bookshops

Designed for Drama, a new exhibition at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, opens February 10 and pays tribute to George Vanderbilt’s love of literature by presenting a selection of his favorite tomes alongside more than forty costumes from their screen adaptions

The aerial perspective of photographer Cameron Davidson

In an age of violence and turmoil, North Carolina native John Beerman devotes his art to the calming power of water

What one can learn from the first gardeners