Arts & Culture

When Mississippi chef John Currence calls in favors from some of the South’s top collectors, you’re going to want to be there

Rick Bragg on the mystery and majesty of one of the South’s most reclusive authors

The Mint Museum’s annual black tie event

Mount Fair—a property that dates back to 1747—is one of the best-preserved antebellum farms in Albemarle County, Virginia

Nearly a dozen new books, including a groundbreaking never-before-published work from a heralded Southern author

Seeking Eden, a new book and exhibit at the Atlanta History Center, highlights historic gardens throughout the Peach State

The annual Women in the Field fishing excursion in Cashiers, North Carolina

A preview of Circle Seven’s new Estate Gun Collection.

A new exhibit of the legendary couturier Oscar de la Renta’s designs opens this weekend in Charlotte

A Garden & Gun Derby Pop-Up at the Dewberry

Since the early 1800s, something strange has haunted the waters of Georgia’s Altamaha River

Blogger Julia Engel of Charleston, South Carolina, debuts a new fashion collection

Season 3 kicks off with the Pulitzer-Prize winning author on his new book and love of Southern food

The author on the iconic former First Lady and her lasting legacy

Shopping, bourbon, and a friendly Ping-Pong tournament

Listen to the brand new podcast from the editors and tastemakers of Garden & Gun

The North Carolina “stick artist” Patrick Dougherty weaves his spell in the Lone Star State

An intimate cocktail party in New York City

A selection of images from the book People Fishing: A Century of Photographs, co-written by Levine and Paige Ramey.

Golf cheaters, heirloom fatigue, and peach thieves