Charleston’s hairiest residents have been getting a lot of attention lately. No, we don’t mean that to be rude–we mean members of the Holy City Beard & Mustache Society. My former sociology teacher, Paul Roof, founded this club three years ago after hearing about a club in North Carolina. They hold pub nights monthly for [...]

WALK Gallery, the inspiring effort to place local artwork in vacant buildings, is shifting it’s purpose. As their one-year anniversary approaches, WALK has decided to align itself with “like-minded organizations.” We blogged about WALK Gallery last November, and the first collaborative effort to follow this new model was for the Charleston Peace One Day festival. [...]

Charleston is the highlighted “Free City” in the March 2010 issue of National Geographic Traveler. The article is broken down into various sections, including: art/music, attractions, culture, kids and outdoors. The article begins: Don’t be fooled by appearances—although grandiose architecture and the sense of old Southern aristocracy abound in Charleston, South Carolina, this little city plays host [...]

Southeastern Wildlife Expo (SEWE) is the annual event for the sportsmen/women of the south and beyond. This expo is the largest wildlife art and nature event in the United States, and people come from far and wide to learn how to throw a cast net, buy wildlife art and check out Jack Hanna’s cuddly animals. Much [...]