In the Field: September Eye to the Sky
August was the definition of “the dog days of summer.” Between the heat and rain, many of us grimaced anytime we had to leave the comfort of our air conditioning. […]
Meet Our October Artist in Residence
On October 4, we are excited to welcome our next Artist in Residence to Palmetto Bluff. Brooks Reitz is a restaurateur and entrepreneur based in Charleston, South Carolina. Together with […]
All Dogs Go to Heaven
Palmetto Bluff is a special place full of discovery and adventure. And while the land may come first, our love for dogs is a close second. And this love goes […]
Palmetto Bluff Shooting Club Expansion
In addition to the original sporting clays course completed in 2014, the Palmetto Bluff Shooting Club features recently completed expanded shooting opportunities, including additional sporting clays stations, a new Five-Stand […]
Beaufort’s Beloved Prince
Some four years after the Pat Conroy Literary Center began to come to fruition, a line from those early days still lingers on the center’s website: “The tale of the […]
From Dusk to Dawn: Netting Bats
How do you study bats? There are two major methods for studying bats: catching them in nets or recording them with acoustic devices. Netting bats produces a small amount of […]
Henny Penny
“The sky is falling! The sky is falling!” Or so said little Henny Penny in the classic children’s tale of the same name. A beloved story more commonly known in […]
Meet our September Artist in Residence
On September 13, we are excited to welcome our next Artist in Residence to Palmetto Bluff. Quintin Middleton is the artisan behind the Middleton Made Knives, a line of bespoke […]
Piecing Together the Past: Tobacco Smoking Pipes
About the writer: Zoe Klauck is a senior at the University of South Carolina in Columbia. She is currently finishing her degree in anthropology and art history, and over the […]
The Endless Evolution of Panhandle Slim
It’s as hard to define Panhandle Slim’s journey as it is to define his art. His work, painted on found materials and scraps of wood, at first glance seems to […]
