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A Taste of Old Charleston: Anson Restaurant Delivers Fine Dining With Heart
It is a beautifully cool October evening in Charleston. Along Anson Street, several magnificent stallions trot gracefully from the Old South Carriage Company, making their way back to the pastures to graze and rest for the night. My date has arrived, and an elegant dinner at Anson Restaurant awaits. Stepping...
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A New Scene Is Taking Shape: Charleston Film Network Connects the Lowcountry’s Filmmakers
Led by president Noah Krueger, the Charleston Film Network is bringing filmmakers, actors, producers and creative professionals together with a shared goal: building a stronger, more connected film community in the Lowcountry. Charleston has long been celebrated for its historic streets, distinctive architecture, coastal landscapes and natural cinematic beauty. It...
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Dermhaus Introduces Charleston's First AVAVA Miria Laser
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Alexandra Richmond, owner of Charleston’s newest dermatology and aesthetics practice, Dermhaus, is proud to be the first in South Carolina to offer the state-of-the-art AVAVA Miria laser treatment to patients. Dr. Richmond often tells patients that “laser season” (fall and winter) is a great time to...
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No electricity, no plumbing, no renovations: this Charleston house stopped time in 1738
It’s America’s oldest preserved plantation house. Drayton Hall sits along the Ashley River, a short drive west of downtown Charleston, South Carolina. Construction started in 1738 for planter John Drayton, and the house has stood ever since without a single modern upgrade. No electricity. No plumbing. No furniture.
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Old West Ashley 7-Eleven Reborn as Whole-Hog Wine Bar Named for Someone's Mom
A former 7-Eleven on Wappoo Road in West Ashley is slated to become Deanna's Wine Bar, a 521 Wappoo Road project pairing a wine bar with a butcher counter for house-made charcuterie using pork from a Dorchester County hog farm. Co-owners Bert Sheffield and Douglas Hickerson expect it to open by the end of 2026, Sheffield said.
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Halls Signature Events Announces Thanksgiving To-Go Meals for 2026
Halls Signature Events is offering Thanksgiving To-Go meals this holiday season, featuring chef-prepared holiday favorites, seasonal sides and desserts. The meals are now available for preorder, with each designed to feed four guests and including reheating instructions. Dinner options include oven-roasted turkey or fried turkey served with turkey gravy and...
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Tanger Outlets Charleston Invites Community to Join Holiday Celebrations
Tanger Outlets Charleston is kicking off November with a lineup of holiday events, seasonal activities and shopping promotions at its North Charleston location. Guests can enjoy festive decorations throughout the shopping center, holiday traditions and special savings throughout the season. On Saturday, Nov. 7, Tanger Charleston will host its annual...
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Plan A Weekend Road Trip To Visit This South Carolina Waterway Packed With Lost History
In 1780, British troops built redoubts beside a narrow tidal channel to guard their fleet. Today, people launch kayaks and fishing boats from that same stretch of water. The channel also flows past the land where a teenage Eliza Lucas tested indigo in the 1740s. Her experiments helped turn a blue dye into a fortune for colonial South Carolina.
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Steel City Pizza Honor Wall highlights local heroes
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – After serving eight years in the army, Steel City Pizza owner Gavin McCulley moved to Charleston with a dream to open a restaurant. But those on the front lines were always on his mind. “I always wanted to honor my friends, especially the ones who had fallen and the ones who […]
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Charleston Literary Festival to bring more than 80 authors to Lowcountry
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Charleston Literary Festival will bring more than 80 authors to the Lowcountry Nov. 6-15 for its 10th annual event at the Dock Street Theatre. The lineup includes Pulitzer Prize-winning authors Barbara Kingsolver, Daniel Kraus, Hernan Diaz and Richard Ford, as well as Salman Rushdie, Misty Copeland, Tim Berners-Lee and Roxane Gay.
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Santa, a Holiday Market and Movies on The Green: Freshfields Village Announces Free Holiday Lineup
Freshfields Village announced a lineup of free holiday events for families, neighbors and visitors. Beginning with a Thanksgiving week farmers market and continuing through December 18, The Village Green will be filled with live music, Santa and the traditions that make the season feel like home. Guests can also explore the Village’s local boutiques, restaurants and national retailers to find thoughtful gifts for everyone on their list.
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Charleston Chefs Fire Up Hutson Alley to Help 1,300 Shelter Animals
Six of Charleston's favorite restaurants are setting up tasting stations in a single downtown alley next month, and this time the food is doing double duty: every ticket sold helps pay for the care of shelter animals piling up faster than Charleston Animal Society can place them. Holy City Hospitality has announced the return of its signature culinary celebration, Taste of Hutson Alley, scheduled for Nov. 18, 2026, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at historic Hutson Alley off John Street in downtown Charleston.
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The Lowcountry's Love Affair With Fair Food
From Everyday Comfort To Wild & Adventurous Appetites, There's Something For Every Taste At the Coastal Carolina Fair. State and county fairs in the United States date back more than 200 years. What started strictly as agricultural and livestock competitions expanded in the late 19th and 20th centuries to include midways, carnival rides, 4-legged/youth group programs (like 4-H and FFA), live concerts, and regional foods.