Your Guide to The 2024 Hilton Head Island Concours d’Elegance & Motoring Festival
Experience the intersection of luxury, innovation and history at this year’s Hilton Head Island Concours d’Elegance & Motoring Festival.
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Explore these local workshops and experiences
Whether you’re in Beaufort, Bluffton or Hilton Head, workshops abound, inviting you to unleash your creativity, learn new skills and take home something uniquely yours.
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Recipe of the month: Charlie’s Bluffton Oyster Stew
Nothing captures the essence of fall quite like a comforting cup of stew, and this time-tested gem from legendary local chef Charlie Golson, the namesake of Charlie’s Coastal Bistro, is perfect for easing into oyster season.
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Car Club Showcase & Aero Expo: A day of automotive and aviation splendor
The festival will embrace its passion for both automobilia and aerophilia on Saturday, Nov. 2, with the highly anticipated Car Club Showcase & Aero Expo.
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2024 Hilton Head Island Concours d’Elegance: Class List
The 2024 Concours d’Elegance class list. Another breathtaking year full of speed and style.
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Festival notes: Hilton Head Island Concours d’Elegance and Motoring Festival
It’s the ultimate destination for motoring aficionados and a social scene where seeing and being seen is all part of the experience. Here’s the need to know.
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Fifteen unexpected local animal rules and ordinances
We are here to help you navigate the local and state laws that pertain to our pets. Some are well known, others are a bit unexpected.
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Adventure awaits: Discover the many sides of South Carolina
Whether you’re hiking, exploring historic sites or enjoying beachside leisure, South Carolina offers an enriching journey through its three distinct landscapes. here are some hot spots.
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Reenactors bring the Lowcountry’s past to life
Stepping into the role of a historical character is more than putting on historically accurate clothing. We asked a few to give us a short overview of their character’s place in local history.
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Two historic homes in Beaufort feature writings and drawings from Union soldiers
The history behind The Milton Maxcy House, known locally as the “Secession House,” and The George Parsons Elliot House.
