From Midnight to Oysters & Chronicling Our Past
The art in Palmetto Bluff’s River House includes dozens of different interpretations of the Lowcountry landscape: there are live oaks painted in oil and ferns drawn in watercolors. There are […]
The Workingman’s Funk
Before it was the kind of idyllic destination that has come to define Southern elegance, Palmetto Bluff, like so much of the Lowcountry, was untamed. A retreat for executives, it […]
Music to Your Mouth: Music
In Pursuit of Adventure
The quest for adventure leads many people down interesting paths: it can lead you to a new country, take you on a trip of a lifetime, even cause you to […]
Their Name Was Loja
If you walk into the River House, down into the wine cellar, you notice a dynamic feast of color, a wide landscape painting. Your eyes are coaxed throughout the piece […]
Twine & Twig
The bond between two sisters is a sacred, revered thing. Sisters share secrets; they share clothes; they share fights; they share hopes and dreams; but rarely do sisters share a […]
An Adventurer and an Artist
Take a South Carolina boy, let him wander the marshes and rivers of South Carolina, and then send him off to hunt for treasure in the crystalline waters of the […]
ArtFields
If you drive a hundred or so miles north of Palmetto Bluff during the last week in April, you will come upon a small farming town with streets filled with […]
An Artistic Islander
By Dylan Sell Chase Allen’s Iron Fish Art Gallery isn’t a place the average Lowcountry tourist happens upon by accident. Though a few visitors might wander down the dirt path […]
Superwoman of Southern Design
Lindsey Carter is a renaissance woman. She is a mother of twins, a wife, a business owner and a fashion designer. As the founder and designer for Troubadour Clothing, a […]
