November 2015

Charleston's Waterfront Park will be renamed in honor of Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., it was announced last week. The Charleston City Council unanimously approved the decision last Tuesday out of a desire to honor Charleston's mayor of forty years for his "dedication to the pursuit of excellence and

Charleston theaters are packed with holiday spectacle at this time of year. There may not be snow on the ground, but you can still get into the holiday spirit with one of these local performances. Some of them happen every year, and some are brand new, and there's sure to be something among them th

Can't get enough Charleston BBQ? Chef Roland Feldman at Smoke BBQ opened his doors this summer and has been serving up lunch, dinner, and late-night food, but now he's adding brunch. What's brunch at an elevated barbecue restaurant like? Plenty of brisket and grits, waffles, sandwiches, and more. Ch

Fall is in the air! The leaves are blanketing the ground and there's a little chill in the air. This is a beautiful time of year in Charleston. Take a look at the photos in the blog below, and explore a little. Charleston Daily Photo features different aspects of Charleston life and updates every si

Leroy Lowder has lived in the Lowcountry for the past 40 years, and for almost half that time he has raised rabbits to be sold to hungry customers. His company, Rabbits Ltd., is still known by the name, but Lowder no longer raises hare. But that doesn't mean he's not still trying to expand the culin

The Delray Beach Historical Society is giving modern folks a little taste of what the holiday season was like for Delray residents a century ago. The society is giving Christmas-themed tours of one of its historical houses, Cason Cottage. The holiday festivities will also include a reading of “Tw

It took a year's worth of renovations at the site of the old James Island Mustard Seed, but Maybank Public House is finally open. Sister to Coleman Public House, the Charleston location sits next to the Terrace Theatre on the Maybank Highway. Stop in and have a look at their impressive beer list!

Hopefully everyone had a great Thanksgiving yesterday, and got a chance to pig out without taking it too far. We all know that Thanksgiving is supposed to commemorate a historically significant meal shared by Pilgrims and Native Americans in Massachusetts, but that famous dinner was not really the

The annual Lowcountry Oyster Festival at Boone Hall Plantation will be held on Sunday, January 31, 2016. Named one of the "Top 20 Events in the Southeast" by the Southeastern Tourism Society, the event will include over 80,000 pounds of oysters, plus live music, wine, and beer. Grab your tickets by

This year marked the inaugural “Pie It Forward” charitable campaign from Boca Grove Golf and Tennis Club and Meals on Wheels of the Palm Beaches. Executive Chef Dominic Laudia baked 100 pies with the help of community members to sell to Boca Raton residents for $25 apiece. The proceeds from the