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Last weekend, a New York Times article entitled “Eight Off-Season Getaways” featured destinations both tropical, outdoorsy and historic. And in the historic realm–Charleston was the writer’s destination of choice! The Charleston section reads: WHY NOW High temperatures in Charleston average about 76 degrees in April and May, near-perfect weather for exploring its refurbished historic downtown. [...]
CONTINUE READINGEvery year more than 80 local celebrities, artists and personalities design a purse for the annual “It’s in the Bag” purse auction. The event benefits the Center for Women, and will take place this Thursday from 6 until 8:30 p.m. at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park (34 Prioleau St.). Attendees can bid on these [...]
CONTINUE READINGThe weather is finally staying warm and the events calendar is going to be packed for the next few months. Here’s a run down of several don’t-miss events in the Charleston area… April 25: Blessing of the Fleet (Mt. Pleasant) April 30-May 8: North Charleston Arts Festival May 1: Cinco de Mayo Festival May 8: [...]
CONTINUE READINGThis week is Charleston Navy Week, which aims to give the public an up-close look at the men and women of the U.S. Navy serving throughout the world and the jobs they do. There have been various activities going on around the Charleston area to celebrate, but this weekend’s events are certainly the icing on [...]
CONTINUE READINGBicycling Magazine compiled a list of Top 50 Bike Friendly Cities, and Charleston took the #29 spot on the list! Charleston is the only South Carolina city to make the list. The slide reads: In February 2009, the mayor created the Bicycle Friendly Community Task Force. The committee is developing an action plan for improving [...]
CONTINUE READINGSaveur was recently in Charleston and documented their foodie travels around town online. Their diary begins gushing about Charleston (I know, we love it too!). It reads: I envy Charlestonians for a lot of things—their sunny climate, their smiling neighbors, their stunning houses—but perhaps for no reason more than the fact that their small city possesses [...]
CONTINUE READINGWhen Kristen Brown was growing up, she probably didn’t think she could top her father’s invention–the plastic grocery bag. But now she is looking to do just that. Instead of topping his invention though, she’s made some improvements and updated it to be more sustainable for modern times. Her creation is MY ECO Shopping Bag [...]
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