Charleston's colorful Rainbow Row, always a popular stop on the city's tourist routes, is especially significant during this month's Gay...

Our island's main tourist season may be a few weeks off, but another and equally crucial season's about to begin, South Carolina's...

Hidden away deep in the Lowcountry is a rare architectural gem with the unusual name Auldbrass. The only project in the South designed by...

"There are few hours in life more agreeable," Henry James once observed, "than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon...

There's an amusing story about one of the South's most emblematic sights, one so common that Lowcountry residents hardly notice it....

Its exact origins may be obscure, but it's a fact that South Carolina's official state dance, the Carolina Shag, has deep roots in the...

Today may be "Black Friday" for many of us, the unofficial opening of the Christmas gift shopping season, but a less commercial...

No Lowcountry Halloween would be complete without a warning about the Boo Hag, a troublesome vampire-like creature that features in...

We're fortunate to live so close to one of America's premier cultural centers, especially with the return this spring of the performing...

We’ve been back downtown quite a bit this month, starting with a tour of one of Charleston’s signature features - the ironwork of Phillip...

Downtown Charleston's rich history has been drawing us to the Peninsula this month. One walking tour on our SINHG Trip schedule visited...