ESPN Charleston Classic Kick off

 ESPN Charleston Classic will kick off at a dinner at Patriots Point on the 13th. Basketball teams from C of C, Clemson, TCU, Temple, Western Michigan, ETSU, Hofstra and SIUE will be participating in the tournament.

Golf Magazine Readers pick Kiawah

      Golf World has announced the first ever Reader’s Choice Awards recognizing the 50 best private, public and resort golf destinations in the country.  Courses were evaluated on 13 different performance criteria, such as quality of the course, course conditions, reputation and service.
Kiawah Island Golf Resort was rated overall number one in the Resort category. […]

Run, Charleston, Run

       Running seems to be what November is all about. I guess that’s preventive medicine with the holiday parties coming up. 2008 Lean and Green 5K run will be at Brittlebank Park on the 8th.
The Holiday Festival of Lights Fun Run /Walk will open the season with this 2 mile non-competitive event on the 15th […]

5th Best Real Esatet Market in the US?????

    The Moore School of Business announced that South Carolina is the 5th best housing market in the country. Their research shows fewer subprime mortgages and fewer foreclosures in our state. Good News!!!!
     Mixon, the sustainable neighborhood in the Park Circle area has garnered another honor. The American Institute of Architects Charleston Award for Service to […]

What to do with all those guests?

     The holiday weather is usually wonderful here and there’s always something for company to do.     The Fetes de Artisans will be at The Navy Yard at Noisette on the evening of the 6th to showcase the work of rising top artisans of the American College of the Building Arts and tour their workshops. The […]

It November in the Lowcountry

       This is such an important month. The decisions we make in the voting booth will have impact for many more than the next four years. Choose wisely, but please choose. Educate yourself on all the races large and small; stand in the line with the rest of us because your vote does matter. Remember, […]

The Numbers Don’t Lie

 Sometimes we hear a statement over and over and come to regard it as fact. I know I’m guilty of the same thing. But the fact of the matter is that even in this market, people buy and sell homes. They graduate, marry, divorce, have twins or get transferred…and sell their house.
I’d like to share […]

October Sports Desk

       The Captain’s Cup, a charity golf tournament underwriting educational programs for Cainhoy peninsula children on the Spirit of Charleston, will be held at the Daniel Island Club on the 7th.     Feeling like something a little different? It’s time for recreational croquet at the Sanctuary at Kiawah. There will be a professional six-wicket course with […]

A Little History in October

       The second in Charleston Museum’s three part lecture series on the effects of the Revolutionary War on Charleston will be held on the 7th  at 7 pm. If you’re a fan of the Swamp Fox you won’t want to miss “The War in the Backcountry.”     On the 11th, you can learn how archeologists piece […]

October Food, Music and Art

     The perennial favorite, A Taste of Charleston, adds a new twist. Now in its 28th year, the main festival will be held as usual at Boone Hall Plantation on the 12th. Two new competitions will be added. The 10th will focus on Taste: An Iron Chef Competition will be held at the new Palmer […]