October 2015

A couple weeks ago, we mentioned that Palm Beach was a finalist in USA Today's best shopping destinations poll. Now the results are in, and Palm Beach ranked #2(!) ahead of New York and Chicago but just behind Santa Fe, NM. Voters wrote in about Palm Beach's luxurious Worth Avenue, brightly colored

Jacobo Mintzer, a local Charleston doctor, attended a spring solo concert by Norbert Lewandowski, principal cellist in the Charleston Symphony Orchestra, and came away with an idea to bring art and science together in a new and creative way. This led to a project that would map Lewandowski's brain a

In what seems to be even more good news for the local business community, crews are reportedly ahead of schedule in completing construction on Palm Beach County's first convention center hotel. If the weather cooperates and current trends continue, then it could be open by the beginning of next year

Oysters are a quintessential Charleston delicacy, but there's still a lot of misinformation circulating about this food. Nate Alton, Pearlz Oyster Bar shucker, has picked up some tips about oysters over his nine years on the job, and now he's sharing them with customers looking to make the most of t

Eater Charleston recently asked local chefs and restaurant owners what they think the future of dining will look like, and some of the answers they received are surprising. Amalia Scatena believes that restaurants are moving to a less-is-more approach in which food is showcased in its purest form, f

Summer may be over, but there are plenty of fun things planned in the upcoming year. One of them is the new three-day Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival which is scheduled for early March. Located in the beautiful wooded area of Okeechobee, just over an hour away from Palm Beach, the camping event