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December 2020
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Charleston, South Carolina

A curated pop-in series showcasing Southern artisans and products

October 2020
Event

Charleston, South Carolina

A curated pop-in series showcasing Southern artisans and products

November 2020
Event

Charleston, South Carolina

A curated pop-in series showcasing Southern artisans and products

Arts & Culture

Fans can’t attend this year’s Run for the Roses, but that doesn’t mean you can’t watch the race from home in style

Arts & Culture

Remembering the Garden & Gun contributing editor, who since 2008 crafted some of the magazine’s most popular stories, in her The High and the Low column and beyond

Arts & Culture

A tribute to the long-time Garden & Gun columnist and contributing editor, who died on Friday

Arts & Culture

Creepy vermin won’t leave Julia alone

Arts & Culture

These party essentials will help you create a winning spread on race day

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Books

A balm of beautiful photos, powerful memoirs, and fiction from beloved Southern authors, including Lee Smith, Jill McCorkle, and James Lee Burke

End of the Line

Getting to the meat of a beloved salmon dish—and Faulkner

Arts & Culture

Kate T. Parker’s latest project is a love letter to soccer, and girls playing it, throughout the South and beyond

Southern Style

Embrace the South’s favorite medium—beyond the skillet—with these stylish finds

Arts & Culture

A stay at the Hermitage Hotel is a glimpse back to the history-making summer of 1920

Books

No matter where you’re spending your leisure time these days, there’s a new book to delight

Arts & Culture

The prolific Southern novelist just might be the grandfather the world needs right now

Arts & Culture

Finding peace and pieces in Southern streams

Arts & Culture

The 32-ounce beer vessel started out as a Brunswick stew container

Arts & Culture

Exploring the roots of that beauty essential in your shower

Ask G&G

Dove shoots, better biscuits, and pandemic protocol

Southern Masters

The poet, short story writer, and novelist reflects his workaday Appalachian roots in his writing, including a new novella that returns to the antihero of his best-selling Serena