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Music

Elvis, Ray Charles, Tina Turner, and more make our list of some of the most famous—and infamous—performances in music history

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Our Kind of Place

Puerto Sagua serves toasty sandwiches, perfect café con leche, and the best people-watching in the neighborhood

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Seven Southern

These top-notch bakeshops let flour-free customers have their cake—and pies, cookies, donuts, croquetas, and biscuits—and eat them too

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Travel

In Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades, Paradise Meets Perfection

Three photos: a can of pecanmilk, a patterned shirt, and a canister of peanuts

Arts & Culture

These past honorees in our Made in the South Awards employ the use of natural textiles, native plants, and other eco-friendly items

An axe in the stump of a sabal palm tree

Recipe

This Old Florida delicacy may be a pain to harvest but it’s a nostalgic delight to eat

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2025 Bucket List

Even better, dive into efforts to save them

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2025 Bucket List

There’s never been a better time to put eyes to the sky

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2025 BUCKET LIST

Then strut with the chickens

A collage of three images; a coach, a basketball player, and a manager holding a basketball

Arts & Culture

And other wacky stories from the South’s NCAA men’s hoops hopefuls

Flowers growing in front of a red barn

Travel

Sunny destinations for zinnias, sunflowers, and more joyful blooms

A crowd of people at a music festival

Travel

From indie rock to Appalachian folk, this season’s Southern festival lineup has something for everyone

Fire dancers light up a stage in a restaurant

Travel

After a $20 million renovation, South Florida’s iconic Polynesian restaurant and tiki bar is back in business

A man walks through the woods with two plastic containers

Land & Conservation

The future of conservation in the South just got a little bit brighter—and not just for salamanders

A group of people paddle board on a beach

Travel

Dave Rauschkolb, a one-man welcome wagon on the Emerald Coast, shares his favorite haunts

The interior of a warehouse with a variety of salvaged items

Travel

Plan a road trip for leaded glass, beams, flooring, and oddities of Southern history

A yellow cocktail in a glass

Recipe

The secret? An easy homemade graham cracker syrup

Alligator prints.

Arts & Culture

Leslie Charleville uses the Japanese printing method of gyotaku to preserve everything from fish to crabs to, yes, gators

A pair of whooping cranes.

Land & Conservation

A century ago, the species almost went extinct. Today, their numbers are edging upwards, but the fight for their survival is far from over.

Outside a small white house which acts as a library. It sits under a canopy of trees

Travel

In small-town DeFuniak Springs, the state’s oldest library still charms