“I’m gonna spread my love and spread my joy/I’m gonna do my part,” sings Charlton Singleton on “Down in My Heart,” one of 16 ...

AM: Rich Melman, owner of restaurant group Lettuce Entertain You, asked me to do a tasting in Chicago. I was named executive ...

When Boston native Frederic Tudor was born on September 4, 1783, no one could have imagined he would transform life in ...

View Charleston Magazine's photos from CudaCo. Seafood Market’s Deckhouse Serves Up Inventive Snacks and Bright Crudos ...

Its 573 Meeting Street development pairs affordable housing with shelter space to help people find long-term stability ...

During the 18th century, groups of enslaved fishermen known as the Mosquito Fleet used waterfront property at the east end of Market Street—a parcel donated by Revolutionary War general Charles ...

Wander through a local brewery or farmers market on the right afternoon, and an aria might arise—no stage, no microphone, no velvet rope. That’s the work of Katie Small, founder of Small Opera (SMOP), ...

Michael Coker Harlan Greene Stephen Hoffius Stephanie Hunt & Suzannah Smith Miles ...

Check out the links below to explore the events and timelines that defined Charleston. 1663-1736 1739-1785 1786-1855 1860-1877 1878-1919 1920-1947 1953-1978 1984-2006 2007-2019 ...

In 1977, Michael Bennett was working his way through the College of Charleston as a carpenter’s assistant, helping to renovate buildings the school had acquired nearby. The buildings were cheap and ...

Katie Stagliano, Katie’s Krops founder When nine-year-old Katie Stagliano of Summerville planted a cabbage seed for a third-grade project, she never imagined it would grow to giant proportions. Nor ...

A tableful, including pani puri, gunpowder dosa, tandoori oysters, meen pollichathu (fish marinated with Kerala spices), lobster moilee, and parotta Rivayat Charleston has always been an entrepôt of ...