Looking for the best things to do in the Lowcountry in January? From camellia gardens in bloom to foggy forest trails, these five winter experiences make the most of the quiet season.
It’s time to turn over a new leaf — literally. Manager of The Green Thumb Suzanne Barton answers all your questions for what to do during the Lowcountry’s offseason.
Learn how to care for your favorite holiday blooms this Lowcountry winter with tips from The Green Thumb.
Learn how to keep your Lowcountry garden thriving when the frost settles on the Lowcountry with tips from The Green Thumb.
A dramatic neighborhood rescue turned a local dolphin into a media star, but for USCB researchers, she’s been a familiar fin for more than a decade STORY BY CAROL WEIR A dramatic rescue in a Bluffton neighborhood gave a local dolphin a moment of national fame — but researchers at USCB have known and followed her for years. A…
The 2025 Hilton Head Island Concours d’Elegance & Motoring Festival is revved up with automotive power and events. Explore a complete guide to this year’s festival with can’t-miss events, FAQs and a featured exhibitor.
Hilton Head businessman Walter Czura wrote and produced “The Final Run,” a crime drama now available on streaming. The film, which screened at the 78th Cannes Film Festival in May, is based on his real involvement with the “Gentleman Smugglers” and the locally famous Operation Jackpot bust.
Learn how to keep your Lowcountry garden thriving as the season transitions from warm summer days to cold winter nights from The Green Thumb.
Fall is far from the end of the growing season in the Lowcountry. Discover the best plants to add, how to garden with birds in mind, and expert tips for keeping your yard vibrant well into autumn.
Dock and dine in style. From Hilton Head to Beaufort, these waterfront restaurants offer the perfect pairing of scenic views, fresh seafood and boat-accessible charm. Whether you’re coasting in for brunch or cruising in for cocktails, these dockside spots serve up the best of the Lowcountry.
