South Carolina
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G&G returned to Freshfields Village for a family-friendly fall afternoon.
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Arts & Culture
In Camden, South Carolina, archaeologists are tackling some of America’s oldest cold cases
G&G Weddings
How one bride and groom captured the essence of the Holy City
Arts & Culture
One lifelong Gamecock reflects on college youth, SEC fandom, and the thrill of storming the field—and whether or not the tradition has an age limit
Conservation
The Port Royal Cypress Wetlands and Rookery is a stunning ecological success story
Arts & Culture
After seventy-five years, Greenville’s Rush Wilson Limited proves that great style never goes out of style
Conservation
A kayaking guide at South Carolina’s Murrells Inlet enjoyed a rare sighting of a harbor seal—and has the photos to prove it
Conservation
Reclaimed wood, native landscaping, and local art shine on fifty acres that will soon house a county park
Travel
The skyline spot borrows color, flavor, and style from the French Riviera. Plus, take a spin through the boutique hotel’s fountain courtyard and jewel-box lobby.
Travel
Savannah, Wrightsville Beach, and Georgetown are all welcoming guests to refreshed historic confines
Travel
Come for the idyllic Lowcountry views and historic homes, stay for the butterscotch pudding
Food & Drink
Get a pitmaster’s recipe for a lesser-known cut that’s winning over ’cue fans
Music
The South Carolina–born guitar whiz heads to the Lowcountry this August with a few friends, and shares a video of “Here Today” from his forthcoming album, Darling Blue
G&G Weddings
Pre-ceremony monsoons, falling lanterns, too-short tuxedo pants—Calder Clark has handled it all
G&G Weddings
And other tips from Charleston wedding pro Calder Clark
G&G Weddings
Wedding planner Calder Clark talks innovative menus, knowing your guest list, and the one emergency tool you should always have on hand
Our Kind of Place
The eerie charms of a Lowcountry hideaway fuel a suspense novelist’s newest story
G&G Weddings
Calder Clark dishes on venues, decor, hospitality, and, yes, a war story or two
Arts & Culture
How the “Today” coanchor navigates the country’s currents of doubt and skepticism
CONSERVATION
A lauded angler survived a close call, but his boat was knocked out. Now Charleston restaurants are helping him become seaworthy again




















