Home & Garden
A writer returns to the family farm for a keepsake that reminds him of where he came from—and where he’s going
The Southern Food Issue
Features
Sporting
Once the heart of Carolina rice country and the stomping ground of Archibald Rutledge, the tidal marshes of the Santee Delta constitute a natural treasure. Today, a handful of passionate duck hunters are helping to make sure it all stays that way.
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MusicInspired by a legacy of soul artists who weren’t afraid to speak up, ST. PAUL & THE BROKEN BONES pursue a higher calling
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StyleDesigner Leigh Magar dreams up a line of apparel and home goods steeped in the indigo culture of the Lowcountry
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Food & DrinkLet someone else do the cooking
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21 SlideshowArts & CultureThe season’s rich florals and velvets look right at home amid the spellbinding charms of New Orleans
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In the GardenHow self-taught Tennessee gardener Peter Thevenot became one of America’s preeminent experts in the art of espalier
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HomeplaceTradition meets modern inside an artist and an antique dealer’s charming Virginia bungalow
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10 SlideshowHome & GardenStep inside this Southern cottage
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AdventuresNatural wonders and whiskey heritage on a storied Kentucky highway
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The High & the LowA decidedly Southern take on healthy eating
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End of the LineThoughts on a brand-new stride
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22 SlideshowSportingSpend a day in the duck blind on South Carolina’s Santee Delta
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Sporting SceneSavannah College of Art and Design’s equestrian team aims for a third national title
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Fork in the RoadNashville’s Josephine cooks up a fresh take on the South and one hell of a whole bird
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Anatomy of a ClassicA Kentucky chef crafts an exotic yet familiar spin on a Southern stalwart
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21 SlideshowArtistsImages from Garden & Gun’s shoot with St. Paul & the Broken Bones in Birmingham, Alabama
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OpeningsThe Smithsonian’s Museum of African American History brings a stunning addition to Washington, D.C.
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Good DogAn exuberant stray named Troy proves that sometimes the last thing you want is just the thing you need
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Food & DrinkA cornmeal twist on everyone’s favorite down-home dessert
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Ask G>o sugar or not, tailgating parasites, and the lure of the fish story
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Food & DrinkCelebrate the South’s bivalve renaissance at one of these new oyster bars
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25 SlideshowFood & DrinkCelebrating the Southern bivalve renaissance
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The Southern AgendaGoings-On In the South & Beyond
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The Southern AgendaNew restaurant openings across the South
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The Southern AgendaNC Barbecue Revival organizer Wyatt Dickson shares three standout Eastern North Carolina barbecue joints
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Food & DrinkNorth Carolina’s answer to Nashville hot chicken
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InterviewTwenty-five years after The Firm hit bookstores, John Grisham reflects on his unusual path to best-seller-list titan
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MusicAmanda Shires returns with a new album steeped in the rhythms of home
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What's in SeasonCome autumn, fresh pecans are at their sweet peak
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Made in the SouthThe man behind Austin’s singular neon signs
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BooksA season’s worth of new kitchen companions serve up a gumbo of great Southern flavors
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Food & DrinkA fiery Caribbean chile makes for one hot mess of greens
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Food & DrinkA Chinese-accented take on a Lowcountry favorite
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Food & DrinkBreak out the napkins for garlic-butter-drenched crabs
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Food & DrinkRecrafting a Southern favorite with flavors from home
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15 SlideshowIn the GardenA deeper look into Peter Thevenot’s artful orchard
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The Southern AgendaThree Southern authors reflect on their favorite books by the bard of the Lowcountry
