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Best Bars in Charleston, SC for 30-Somethings Out There

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Best Bars in Charleston, SC for 30-Somethings Out There

By amber@matchsticksocial.com / February 28, 2022

Charleston may be a historic city with family-friendly features, but...

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The Charleston Single House Style: Caribbean Influence and Lowcountry Innovation

The Charleston Single House Style: Caribbean Influence and Lowcountry Innovation

By Christina Butler / February 16, 2022

There’s nothing as ubiquitous and iconically Charleston than its namesake...

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Tags: architecture, Cannon Street, Charleston, construction, historic district, Lowcountry, renovation, single house, vernacular

Best Spring Events in Charleston

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Best Spring Events in Charleston

By amber@matchsticksocial.com / February 9, 2022

Best Charleston Spring Events Spring has sprung in Charleston,...

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Forging History: Charleston’s Amazing Ironwork

Forging History: Charleston’s Amazing Ironwork

By Christina Butler / February 2, 2022

The gates welcoming guests to a house on lower Legare...

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Tags: ACBA, American College of the Building Arts, antebellum, architecture, blacksmithing, cast iron, cemeteries, Charleston, Christopher Werner, forging, ironwork, Lowcountry, metalwork, Philip Simmons, sword gates, trades, wrought iron

Sipping, Sun, and Soaking up History: A Day Out on Johns and Wadmalaw Islands

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Sipping, Sun, and Soaking up History: A Day Out on Johns and Wadmalaw Islands

By Christina Butler / January 19, 2022

For new residents relocating to the Lowcountry, Johns Island is...

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Tags: Ambrose Farms, Angel Oak, Blackbird Market, Charleston County, Charleston tea plantation, Deepwater Vineyards, horses, Johns Island, Johns Island park, live oaks, Lowcountry, Lowtide brewing, Mullet hall, roadside stands, Rockville, Rockville Regatta, Rosebank farms, Sea Island One, sea islands, Stono Market, Sunrise bistro, tea farm, tomato shed, trails, Wadmalaw

Day Trip to Edisto: Exploring Charleston’s Southernmost Sea Island

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Day Trip to Edisto: Exploring Charleston’s Southernmost Sea Island

By Christina Butler / January 5, 2022

Just an hour’s drive from downtown Charleston, Edisto Island is...

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Tags: Botany Bay, coot's, day trip, drinks, Edingsville, Edisto, Edisto Beach, Edisto Beach state park, Edisto Island, Edisto Museum, highway 174, Hutchinson House, Kings Farm, Lowcountry, marshes, mcconkey's, restaurants, sea birds, sea cow eatery, state park, waterfront restaurant, Whaley's store

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