I’ve said before that one of the greatest characteristics of Charleston is the breadth of its history. Charleston has been shaped by so many people from all over the world as they’ve uprooted and moved to this small peninsula. A few weeks ago we decided to spend an entire day downtown focusing on just one contributor to Charleston’s elaborate tapestry: the French! You can follow along in our footsteps to plan out your own French inspired day downtown…
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The Sunday Edit: Recipes To Try From Charleston Restaurants
It’s no secret that Charleston is known for being a foodie haven. The competition is too stiff for sub-par restaurants to stick around for long, so the result is a plethora of top-notch options. Whatever it is that you’re hungry for, Charleston has it.
Continue reading “The Sunday Edit: Recipes To Try From Charleston Restaurants”Italian Charm In Charleston
Tucked away on 21 Burns Lane, just off of busy King Street, sits a pretty, pink building which is home to a store called The Hidden Countship. Possibly the only indication of what you’ll find on the inside is the Italian flag waving proudly just above the door.
Continue reading “Italian Charm In Charleston”When Autumn Comes To Charleston
I didn’t want the title for this post to be too long, but I feel like a more complete name for it would be “When Autumn Comes To Charleston: Falling In Love”. All kinds of pun intended. Charleston may be a city that tends to be more associated with the summer months because of the beach, the heat, the flowy southern dresses, and outdoor markets, but a really magical transformation happens when Autumn finally arrives.
Continue reading “When Autumn Comes To Charleston”Charleston Farmers Market
One of my favorite things to do on a Saturday is to head to a local farmers market for a good stroll and a bite to eat. Luckily for me, living in Charleston, SC means that I can literally feed this love of mine at one of the best farmers markets in the nation. If you’re planning on being in Charleston over a weekend, you absolutely cannot miss the opportunity to come out and see it…and smell it, and taste it.
A Fall Beach Picnic
For my very first blog post I’ve decided to write about a day out we had last weekend at Sullivan’s Island because it perfectly combines the beautiful Charleston scenery with something our family loves to do – picnicking! We are a picnic loving crew and I am on a lifelong mission to perfect the art of the picnic. My husband Jamie is from England, and while America’s past time might be baseball, I’d swear that for the English it’s picnicking. Jamie’s family even used to take a portable picnic table with them on vacations. I’ve seen pictures; otherwise, I wouldn’t believe it. Although even the English would say that no one does picnics better than the French. Or maybe that’s just the ones who haven’t been to the South.





