Arts & Culture

In Oxford, Mississippi, you’ll find lots to see on the teeming courthouse square. But it’s something you’ll hear that might catch your attention even more

Past students and participants of Foxfire celebrate Appalachian traditions

Memorable grave sayings from cemeteries around the South

What happens when you give Southerners a good excuse to drink bourbon and sport their finest seersucker?

Chapel Hill’s Alexander Julian fashions a sport coat to beat the Southern heat

A hiker’s winding journey to understand the power of the path

What started in 2010 as an online “gallery” for Charleston, South Carolina, artists to sell their work has now expanded

Appreciating a thunderstorm, blackberry burglary, and sweet-tea thoughts

Southern names to know in the lead-up to the Rio games

In an overgrown and all but lost African American cemetery in Richmond, a group of dedicated volunteers are trying to reclaim a buried history

A few good reasons why cash is still king

How Brownie Wise spread the Tupperware gospel in 1950s Florida

Apparently, quite a few G&G readers have a soft spot for Misty of Chincoteague

Meet Mary Mann Hamilton

Goings-on in the South and beyond

Karla Colletto’s retro inspired swimwear

With thirty-five novels, two Edgar Awards, and one of the most enduring characters in crime fiction, James Lee Burke is a titan among mystery writers. But maybe we should just call him a writer

A photographer offers rare perspective on the beauty and fragility of the South Carolina coast

Detour-worthy dahlia destinations in Western North Carolina

A look inside the Garden & Gun Artist Lounge & Portrait Studio at the 2016 Sloss Music & Arts Festival