Arts & Culture

Prehistoric Mystique

Sea Pines Shell Ring remains shrouded in mystery

Igniting Creativity

Highly anticipated Telfair Children’s Arts Museum debuts

Whimsical Artistry

Chris Sudduth crafts custom Lego works and flavorful snow cones

After Dark

When the lights go down the fun heats up

Art League Names Biennale Winners

Art League of Hilton Head awarded 13 prizes at the awards reception of the 2023 Biennale, 28th National Juried Art Exhibition.

Literary Artistry

Poetry Trail offers new way to experience Hilton Head Island

SOBA’s July Featured Artist

Virginia Cassidy

Enhancing Artistic Abilities

Society of Bluffton Artists helps community art scene flourish

Poetry in Pickleball

The soft game

Resource for Research

Heritage Library highlights Hilton Head’s history

(Re)living History

Steve Quick does more than just dress the part in bringing the past to life

July 2023 Must Reads

July 2023 releases

Road Trip

Photographer Guido Flueck chronicles the country

The Great Hurricane

Sea Islands storm battered the Lowcountry in 1893

June 2023 Must Reads

Must Read books for June 2023

Friends of the Hilton Head Library

Promoting Literacy

Four Corners Gallery Celebrates 25 Years

Woman of the Year

Patti Maurer recognized for contributions to the community

Guitar Guru

Brooks Cobb IS dedicated to his craft as a skilled luthier

‘We’re Family Now’

Billy Watterson and Bridgette Frazier’s friendship born from shared passion to effect change

Savor Small Joys

Sometimes a common experience can lead to unexpected satisfaction.

Showtime!

Hilton Head Dance Theatre’s troupe of tots and teens put on spring performances

Celebrating the culture

‘Binya: Faces ob de Gullah Geechee’ on exhibit at Coastal Discovery Museum

History keeper

Paul Tollefson helps keep Bluffton memories alive

Baseball is back with a buzz

Baseball is back. It’s the most wonderful time of the year.

April Snapshots

Snapshots of Lowcountry life.

Sharing Her Story

‍The challenges of growing up biracial in the South in the 1960s did not break Edra Stephens. Instead they made her who she is today.

Cranford Hollow Grows Up

Cranford Hallow is recording a a new record, “Sounds from Big Thunder.”

Making Movie Magic

Walter Czura has garnered local public attention by resurrecting his personal love for writing screenplays and launching two feature-length motion pictures.

Scholastic Award Winners

Beaufort County School District students won 58 Southeast regional recognitions in the 2023 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition.

March Snapshots

Michael Hrizuk captures the Lowcountry

A Taste of Culinary History

Chef Bernard Bennett of Okan is showcasing African American cuisine

Eric Turpin

Eric Turpin of the Native Island Business and Community Affairs Association

Shrimpin’ in the Lowcountry

Where do shrimp really come from?

Shrimp is the #1 seafood on American plates

Sushi & Saki Fest

SUSHI DO’S & DON'TS

ARE THERE ANY RULES TO FOLLOW WHEN I ORDER SUSHI? The only “rule” is to relax and enjoy your sushi, but here are a few points that will help you feel comfortable at a sushi bar:You may be offered oshibori (hot, wet hand towel) at the beginning of your meal to clean your hands. • A serving plate with gari (pickled ginger) is placed in front of you.

Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge

Welcome to Pinckney Island

Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge has been a nature and forest preserve for aesthetic and conservation purposes since 1975. A wide variety of land types are found on Pinckney Island including salt marsh,forestland, brushl and, fallow field and freshwater ponds.

Let's Talk About Champagne

Champagne is used generically for sparkling wine, but true Champagne must come from the Champagne region of France

Champagne is used generically for sparkling wine, but true Champagne must come from the Champagne region of France