Arts & Entertainment

Residents of Georgia, South Carolina, and beyond enjoyed a mysterious cosmic spectacle

The first hand-carved carousel produced by one person in over one hundred years is now spinning in Franklin

A new chronicle of the sporting life targets a better future

From bike tours to museum days, these experiences dig deep into history, healing, and celebration

Helen Ellis relishes the summery nostalgia of well-worn, escapist novels

The sacred music of one writer’s ancestors—and the enduring power of the Charleston church—holds space for solace and survival

Atlanta’s Victorian-era Martha Stewart, the surprising vegetable on display at every Gilded Age party, an old-school recipe for orange candy, and more tasty tidbits from Georgia’s Historical Recipes

Scrapyard materials and roadside castoffs transform into whimsical, larger-than-life characters

The region’s women are ruling tennis like never before. Ahead of Wimbledon, here are ten to cheer on.

With nostalgia, humor, and scrutiny, a new book celebrates and critiques the iconic doll brand

A chat with the fashion designer and entertainer ahead of his one-man Spoleto Festival USA show

The Virginia tradition connects generations of Saltwater Cowboys, the descendants of Misty herself, and two islands where wildness reigns

Using his Tidewater Virginia roots as inspiration, the crime novelist has skyrocketed to the top of the bestseller lists with his genre-bending take on crime fiction

The season’s newest designer looks get matched to the Biltmore, the Swan House, and more beloved settings

Handpicked highlights from Charleston’s beloved performing arts fest, which kicks off this weekend

Goings-on in the region and beyond

Back in her hometown, the model-turned-actor opens up about family life, creative passions, and her latest role in a North Carolina–set drama

Clearing out the office reminds us of the things we carry

How a letter from a grieving World War II widow in Demopolis, Alabama, helped inspire an eighty-year tradition of Dutch “adoption” and commemoration

Mary Berry, the farmer, writer, and executive director of the Berry Center, talks about her love of place and what she has learned from her father, Wendell Berry