Photographs

The Halsey Institute is housing Southbound, a photography exhibit about the New South. This article takes a deep dive into some of the artists featured.

The Halsey's Southbound exhibit includes beautiful photography, but also a slew of engaging events throughout the run of the exhibit.

Beginning on October 19, The Halsey Institute will display beautiful photographs at The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art and The City Gallery at Waterfront Park.

Charleston has several plantations worth exploring, but the expansive gardens at Middleton Place make this spot shine.

Floating staircases aren't just in Harry Potter.

Have you ever tried being a tourist in your own town?

The folks at Chucktown Underground say punk ain't dead with their online art mag, WoodChuck.

Fly fishing enthusiasts gather in Charleston at the Fly Fishing Film Tour with members of Project Healing Waters and Trout Unlimited to celebrate fly fishing cinema.

Sustainable seafood makes splash on plate

We've got your Grit Picks—all the best events happening in Charleston this weekend, November 6-8

Searching The Halsey Institute's Bizarre Bazaar, the gallery's yard sale of thirty years of exhibition materials, for the perfectly odd find.

White Haute Nights at Tabbuli hosts a "Mad Women" fashion show

Review of "Breathe: A True Story," a one man show written and performed by Brennan Reeves, telling of his life with cystic fibrosis, as well as his experience of undergoing double-lung transplant surgery.

Zach Deputy​'s genre-defying set Saturday at The Charleston Pour House​ was a journey through the realm of musical possibility.

From April 28 to May 2, our hustlin’ and bustlin’ city was home to Dig South 2015, hosted by Cinebarre.

The Lowcountry is bursting with local farms and food producers, and the impact on our economy when we buy from local farmers is profound. Making a simple shift in your weekly spending to $10 towards local food could potentially bring millions to the Lowcountry and reduce our environmental impact as a community. The Eat Local Challenge is a great place to start.

If you think that the shooting death of Walter Scott is an isolated incident, then it's time to take a look at the history of black Charleston.

Saturday night at the Pour house was local award-winning band Sol Driven Train’s album release party, with opener BIG Something.

From the huge hair to the skinny bellbottoms, Saturday night at the Music Farm was a lot of fun, but part of me would have rather been at home saving money and listening to a real Zeppelin record.