Category Archives: Charleston Lifestyle
One of Those Extraordinary Days in Charleston
Enjoying the waves at Isle of Palms and a Ravenel Bridge Sunset. Continue reading
Recession? What Recession? King Street is Booming
Since my office is located at 214 King St, I pay close attention to what is happening on the entire stretch of the historic street. It is a constantly evolving animal, subject to joys and disappointments, complaints about loss of … Continue reading
What’s Your Favorite Constellation?
Last night, my husband and I decided to take an evening walk around the Battery to get in some exercise while avoiding the daytime heat. It was 9PM, the sky was a deep blue black, the tide was high and … Continue reading
Stunning Helicopter Footage of the Lowcountry
I challenge your heart not to swell…. Check out the stunning aerial footage of the Lowcountry, created by Jewell & Ginnie. It’s called “Low Country High“. Footage by Adam Boozer. Share this Post! Email Print Facebook
Loving Where We Live
One of our favorite local columnists, Ken Berger, penned this article this morning and I had to post it. It perfectly captures the feeling of living in Charleston. Read it and weep happy tears… Loving where we live By Ken … Continue reading
Demand for Walkable Neighborhoods is on the Rise
In the June issue of The Atlantic, author Christopher Leinberger discusses the rise in demand for walkable neighborhoods around the country. Here on the Charleston Peninsula and in a few other neighborhoods around the area – we ARE walkable and … Continue reading
Charleston’s Lesser Known Rural Beauty – Johns & Wadmalaw Islands
Explore Charleston’s rural islands – Johns Island and Wadmalaw Island. Continue reading
Here in Charleston – We’ve Got a Major Sweet Tooth
Yes of course, our citizens are sweet-natured, and life in our lovely Lowcountry is certainly 100% sweet, but I am talking about the real thing. Real sugary things. This past 18 months or so, Charleston has seen the opening of … Continue reading
Honored to be featured in “Locals We Love” section of CharlestonScene
Kristin Walker is profiled in “Locals We Love” of the new Charleston Scene Continue reading
How Charleston Became a Fine-Dining Destination
Our local newspaper, the Post & Courier, wrote an excellent article today on how Charleston became a fine-dining destination. It includes not only a lengthy illuminating article, but also a neat timeline that begins back in the 1930s. For example, … Continue reading
