Elizabeth Hutchison Hicklin

Summer is in session: Here are worthy experiences in candle-making, fly fishing, cooking, gardening, and more

With bold flavors and neighborhood vibes, the Holy City’s smallest restaurants are some of its biggest culinary draws

In Music City’s Berry Hill neighborhood, an award-winning songwriter and a team of interior designers created a haven for creativity

A pair of equestrians take the rainbow for a ride at this pastoral retreat

Prince’s still scorches in Nashville

A bucolic bastion of craft and tradition

The journey is the destination

And support small businesses that need it most

Candy-striped boat awnings, stone crab claws in silver champagne buckets, and bougainvillea everywhere—Bahamas-based interior designer and legendary hostess Amanda Lindroth puts on a tropical holiday to remember

“Above all, your presence shows that the outside world cares” 

Tips on attire, tailgate etiquette, and more from a lifelong college football fan

Escape the crowds at the nation’s busiest national park and explore one of these less-traveled trails

A new boutique hotel in North Carolina’s High Country invites guests to reconnect with the landscape and each other

These small-town mercantiles offer up an extra scoop of nostalgia along with sugar, milk, the occasional cast-iron skillet or pallet of lumber—and everything in between

Native plants color the canvas for a Lowcountry artist and landscape architect

At the confluence of three Tennessee rivers, this rugged park delivers scenic views, impressive waterfalls, and serene swimming holes as well as world-class fishing and kayaking

With each scan and brushstroke, a detail-oriented conservator proves that the past still matters

Inside and out, the nineteenth-century home embraces intimate and relaxed design

How a Tennessee couple is leading the longstanding North Carolina equestrian getaway into the twenty-first century

The Oliphants have upheld the tradition—and downed countless biscuits—through births, deaths, and a pandemic