Artist in Residence | Nick Weaver
Our 2020 Artist in Residence programming resumed last week when Nick Weaver from Blue Delta Jeans moved into the Artist Cottage. Raised in the Mississippi Delta, Nick’s roots run deep […]
Palmetto Bluff History: Astbury Street
At over 20,000 acres, and the oldest artifacts dating back to 10,000 B.C., it’s no surprise that Palmetto Bluff is steeped in history. But did you know that many of […]
Shell Crescent
The tenth hole of the May River Golf Course lies above a site known as Shell Crescent, named after a crescent-shaped deposit of shell and artifacts that was found during […]
Indigo Rising
Caroline Harper already had a feeling 2020 was going to be a great year, and then she saw Pantone’s Color of the Year—Classic Blue, a hue reminiscent of the sky […]
Come & Sit A Spell
A front porch is as synonymous with the South as a fresh, salty batch of boiled peanuts or the syrupy sweetness of pecan pie. The structural version of hospitality in […]
Blood Brothers
Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton, better known as Muscadine Bloodline, take on the Wild West of the music business. As far as performance venues go, there’s a world of difference […]
Dancing Nanas and Baseball Gone Bananas
THERE IS A PIECE OF BASEBALL HEAVEN HIDING ON THE EDGES OF DAFFIN PARK OFF OF VICTORY DRIVE IN SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Grayson Stadium has been a staple of the Savannah […]
Return to Palmetto Bluff
When Roberta Marcantonio spent a few days in the spring of 2011 helping her sister house hunt in Bluffton, she found herself charmed by an old house in the town’s […]
Where the Sidewalk Ends
Once upon a time, in a sleepy little town nestled in the bend of a wide, beautiful river, there was a bookstore. Located at the end of the sidewalk and […]
Two for a Dime
How the unlikely duo of RC Cola & MoonPies became the staple of the Southern working man’s lunch pail. In the south, there are a few things that just go […]