Arts & Culture

Answering reader questions on chicken coops, navigating the holidays, and the catalog of a Southern great

Nell Campbell offers a glimpse of “quintessential Louisiana.”

Two cultures merge to create ethereal African-influenced furniture

Seven tastemakers bring their touch to the critical safety measure

Fletcher Williams III draws, paints, and sculpts art from the region’s abundance

Inside our cover shoot, and a few tricks from a photographer with a nose for dogs

A new tome highlights the stories of Southern writers of color

Why a design by New Orleans’ Sue Sartor encapsulates what those in the South should look for in a dress

Catching up with the country music icon about her Oklahoma roots, thirty years of “Fancy,” and her new podcast, Living and Learning

Remembering the author of Forrest Gump and many other books and longtime G&G contributor

Catching up with the Texas native and four-time Oscar nominee, who portrays abolitionist John Brown in a new miniseries

The Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat star on her upcoming chat with Alabama legends, the wisdom of grandmothers, and why cornbread is so intimidating

The auction of Dorothea Benton Frank’s collections of cookbooks, dishes, and jewelry will support a writing fund in Charleston

In A Time for Mercy, Mississippi attorney Jake Brigance is back

The organizing gurus have a cluttered fall—a new Netflix series, another book, and a nationwide expansion.

Flying the chair with motorcycle rider and photographer Theron Humphrey—and his hound, Maddie

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

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

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

Creepy vermin won’t leave Julia alone