Charleston City Guide

As the Holy City’s food scene evolved, so did a chef’s palate

The entertaining and home goods shop brims with elegant finishing touches and surcees

Lost at sea and linked to a puzzling portrait, the beloved daughter of an American antihero still intrigues

The breakout player of the year shares the spots she hits during her hometown Credit One Charleston Open

Editors’ picks for less beaten, more beautiful paths through downtown and beyond

A beloved gathering spot and an emblem of resilience during the civil rights movement, this ancient South Carolina live oak is poised for an exciting future

Spilling the tea on sister revolutionary events that happened 250 years ago this month

An exclusive look inside Lowland and the Quinte

Celebrating twenty years of Charleston’s FIG restaurant with memories of those crazy early days—and three recipes from the vault

Where those in the know snag a seat most often

From an elegant seafood pilau to a sublime smothered pork chop, these dishes traverse the best of the city’s food culture

Take in the best of the city’s arts scene, from tiny portraits to public murals to a new spot for jazz

Some of the city’s best assets are the ones that have been here thousands of years

The Holy City’s historic properties continue to impress, but many are also making strides at telling a fuller story

Seven Charlestonians share their favorite ways to spend time in the Holy City

With a devotion to perfection and a penchant for innovation, Mary Jackson has taken the age-old art of sweetgrass basket weaving to the world stage

In the Holy City, where fried seafood is sacred, Sanra and Terry McCray dish out the divine