Living in South Carolina

While Charleston is known as an arts beacon in the South year-round, the Holy City art scene glitters during the winter holiday season. So, grab your jingle bells and make your merry way to these beautiful venues, all decked out for the holidays with the best shows in town! Historic Dock Street

If 50 pilgrims, 90 Wampanoag Indians, and five women can peacefully sit down together despite a sordid history, language barriers, and no NFL football games on television, then no question our own families can enjoy an amicable dinner together, too. Thanksgiving is a beloved holiday because it cent

When moving to a new city, one of the most common questions asked by families with children is “What are the best schools in the area?” Luckily, Charleston County has no shortage of incredible schools that do an excellent job of preparing students for college and careers. In April of 20

Break out the booties: fall is officially upon the Lowcountry. From sipping pumpkin spice lattes and apple cider ale to indulging in sweet potato souffle and sugar-packed candy corn, Charlestonians cordially welcome the brisk fall season. Not only is it a climatic relief after the sweltering ho

Charleston is well known for its historical landmarks, colonial architecture, southern cuisine, friendly hospitality, and, of course, pristine beaches. Naturally, many buyers are drawn to residential neighborhoods that are within walking distance to the white sand, gentle waves, and salt-infused ai

Living in Charleston, a city of bustling industry and vibrant life, leads many to rely on a daily cup of coffee. Or two. Maybe three. Visitors often will pop into one of the many Starbucks, but seasoned coffee junkies know that the local joints are far superior to the chain stores. Below are five o

With summer on the horizon bringing warm weather and lazy days to Charleston, it would be a shame to waste a perfectly good afternoon eating (or drinking!) inside. Charleston recognizes this, which is exactly why we’ve got a slew of places that celebrate enjoying a few libations under the Low

A quiet community neatly nestled along the scenic Ashley River, the Country Club of Charleston will host the 74th U.S. Women's Open Championship this Memorial Day Weekend, May 27 - June 2. The prestigious tournament attracts the top LPGA tour players from around the world and promises to be an exci

Thinking about moving to Charleston? You're not alone. In 2017, according to the US census, a net of 28 people a day moved to the Holy City, with the population of Charleston growing at 3x the national average. Because of this rapid growth, Charleston has also become the 49th fastest growing metro

Charleston has been voted the most popular small city in the United States for eight years in a row and with good reason: this historical city is where the first shots of the American Civil War were fired and is full of charm and famous Southern hospitality. It's guaranteed to be a hit when you vis