Jul 7, 2011 | Art, Events, Historic Charleston, Interesting Charleston Facts, Recreation, Restaurants, Retail, The Best of the Lowcountry, The Real Estate Studio
If you’re in the area this Sunday, July 10- plan on taking a stroll down King Street to enjoy the sites and sounds of Second Sunday On King Street! Known as one of Charleston’s most popular events, featuring local works of art on display, culinary treats, unique...
Jun 9, 2011 | Art, Events, Flora & Fauna, Interesting Charleston Facts, Recreation, Restaurants, Retail, The Best of the Lowcountry
While reading Kristin Walker’s blog last night I just thought of all the most excellent blogs out there in the internet world. What a wonderful way to meet people you would never otherwise, to learn about other places, and you can even learn about where you...
Jun 1, 2011 | Art, Events, Recreation
Spoleto always has spectacular artists and performers but only a rare handful have ever found me so excited that I was jumping up and down in my living room . The last time was when Monkey Journey to the West made Spoleto home for its ONLY American performance and...
May 6, 2011 | Art, Events, Historic Charleston, Interesting Charleston Facts, Recreation, Retail, The Best of the Lowcountry, The Real Estate Studio
Many of you who live and visit Charleston are aware of Mary Edna Fraser but you might not know it- you’ve probably seen her batiks draped from the ceilings at the Charleston airport. Even before I put a face and name to the art I was taken in by their beauty. ...
Apr 19, 2011 | Art, Interesting Charleston Facts, Recreation, Restaurants, Retail, The Best of the Lowcountry
Those two famous cookbook authors, The Lee Brothers (Matt & Ted) ruminate in Travel + Leisure Magazine about Charleston. Yes another great article about Charleston. This city is a top tourist destination and Charleston is frequently featured in magazines, tv...
Feb 24, 2011 | Art, Events, Historic Charleston, Interesting Charleston Facts, Recreation, Restaurants
I always find interesting tidbits out about Charleston even after 10+ years of calling it home. I just found out recently there is a Communications Museum. Now their website isn’t updated (hasn’t been since 2006) so I won’t go sharing it here, but...
