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This is the cover of the book Washed in the Blood by Roger Pinkney.
Robin Gibson // May 24, 2021
Book Club: Roger Pinkney debuts "Washed in the Blood"
Lowcountry author weaves adventure with Baptists, weed, wildlife and DNR.


This is the advertisement for Tripadvisor Best of the Best Hotels.
Robin Gibson // May 21, 2021
Charleston hotels make list of best in the country
Charleston scores two spots on Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Best of the Best Hotels.


Reagan Sobel yoga pose in the street in downtown Charleston, SC.
Reagan Sobel // May 12, 2021
Dashi to host Reagan Sobel Yoga
New Sunday morning yoga series is heading to the restaurant's patio beginning at the end of this month.


This is a picture of Jossie Lukacik.
From The Editor // May 8, 2021
Hidden F&B is going national
Charleston Grit's popular, monthly culinary podcast expands its audience out of town in search of more hidden talent.


This is the logo for the Lowcountry Action Committee
Erica Veal // May 7, 2021
Lowcountry Action Committee building community with #HandsOffEastside
Local activists have set their sights on defending and protecting the city's vulnerable Eastside.


Headshot of Ma'am Saab owner Maryam Ghazvani.
Helen Mitternight // April 28, 2021
Hidden F&B: Maryam Ghaznavi
The owner of Pakistani cuisine Ma'am Saab is our guest this month on Charleston Grit's Hidden F&B podcast.


This is a picture of attorney, author and publisher Vernon Glenn.
Hannah Larrew // April 20, 2021
Book Club: Lawyer releases second courtroom thriller
"You Have Your Way" is latest from local attorney, author and publisher Vernon Glenn.


This is a picture of dish prepared by Chef Nikko Cagalanan of Mansueta's Filipino Foods
Steve Seguin // April 13, 2021
Opportunity to rise: a Kobe-inspired review of Chef Nikko Cagalanan
The author channels Kobe Bryant in praise of Mansueta's Filipino Food.


This is a picture of the west end of Folly Beach picturing a sail boat in the background taken by Charleston Grit Editorial Director Robin Gibson
Steven Hawkins // April 8, 2021
Folly Beach is a favorite destination
Childhood memories inform part of this Greenville visitor's fondness for one of his best-loved beaches.


Helen Mitternight // March 31, 2021
Hidden F&B: Katie Murdock
From picky eater to reality TV sous chef competitor, we peel back the seasoned layers of this month's guest.


Steve Seguin eating a chicken wing in a black ball cap and maroon t-shirt with a mask around his neck.
Steve Seguin // March 30, 2021
Jamaican me hungry
A writer's passion for food and words collide at Caribbean Delight on Rivers Avenue in North Charleston.


If it ain't beneficial it's artificial
D.R.E. James // March 24, 2021
Opinion: A museum with nothing in it
Mr. James shares his feelings about the International African American Museum and they may not be what you think.


This is a downtown evening shot of Charleston, South Carolina.
Steven Hawkins // March 24, 2021
Charleston beckons me year after year
An Upstate freelance writer and frequent visitor to the Holy City imparts his love for it.


This is a blue vase of pussy willow.
Renae Brabham // March 19, 2021
Pussy........Willow
Timing is everything with enunciation... so learns the author in an awkward exchange. Memories fused with laughter and heartache.


This is a picture of the ceiling at El Molino supermarket in West Ashley with flags and pinatas.
Steve Seguin // March 16, 2021
El Molino Supermarket delights with flavor and flair
Tucked in a corner of West Ashley, an international grocer is gaining fans.


This is a photo of a man golfing in shorts and blue shirt for NEEDTOBREATHE Classic.
Holly Fisher // March 12, 2021
NEEDTOBREATHE Classic is Monday, March 15
Altered by pandemic, the goal is the same: to assist Charleston-based nonprofit OneWorld Health.


This is the panel of guests for Hidden F&B dames oops
Helen Mitternight // March 11, 2021
Hidden F&B: Dame Oops full episode
Falling flat, getting up. That's the mantra of this panel of women professionals succeeding in the hospitality industry.


Tori McKelvey // March 9, 2021
Put a Trader Joe's on James Island
Contributor Tori McKelvey coming in hot for a Trader Joe's. She wants one to open on James Island. We do, too.


This is the promotional image for a live taping of the Hidden F&B podcast.
Helen Mitternight // March 5, 2021
Hidden F&B: Dame Oops
Live fundraising episode benefitting Les Dames d'Escoffier to air March 8th at 2 p.m. Tickets available now.


Steve Seguin // March 4, 2021
An apparent appetite
Industry insider aims to broaden palates, tempt our taste buds, and expand the local culinary scene horizon.


This is a headshot for Sara Hope Barber outside at Bowens Island. She has long, straight brown hair and she's wearing a black shirt, black jacket and gold jewelry.
Helen Mitternight // February 26, 2021
Hidden F&B: Hope Barber, Bowens Island
You may know the seafood restaurant but you may not know Hope. Allow us to introduce you.


This is the headshot for the author Mirinda Kossoff. She has grey hair and is wearing black rimmed glasses.
Hannah Larrew // February 13, 2021
Book Club: Q&A with Mirinda Kossoff
"The Rope of Life" author talks identity, conflict, religion and family from memoir about her youth.


This is the cover photo for Chefs Who Give A Sh-t Season 1 Episode 2 Featuring Scott Zrust
Chefs Who Give A Sh-t // February 5, 2021
KNUCKLE THAT CHICKEN | Chicken Fats Street Foods Season 1 Episode 2
For the love of fried chicken, don't miss this episode with Scott Zrusk.


This is an image of Nathan and Chasity Brown of Daddy's Girl Bakery sitting on steps wearing black chef jackets. Nathan has his arm around Chasity.
Helen Mitternight // January 29, 2021
Hidden F&B: Daddy's Girl Bakery
What do poetry and cake have in common? Find out on this month's episode of Hidden F&B.


This is the poster advertising Marcus McDonald Financial Literacy Classes
Marcus McDonald // January 26, 2021
Charleston Black Lives Matter to offer financial literacy program
Local activist leading effort to financially empower his community.


This is a picture of a stack of books on a table.
Hannah Larrew // January 24, 2021
Book Club: Five books that helped me escape in 2020
Our resident book aficionado weighs in on the page-turners that saved her from a tumultuous year.


This is an image of a dog peering through a screen door. The walls are green.
Bryan Granger // January 13, 2021
Never away from the keyboard: online and offline life in the work of Larson Shindelman
Halsey curator breaks down Twitter premise of new exhibition.


This is a watercolor painting by Renae Brabham called "Cats gone bad"
Renae Brabham // January 4, 2021
Have a bad ass cat kind of year!!
A creator's mantra and message of hope for a new year full of self-love.


This is the cover photo for the Black Ink Festival happening in Charleston SC.
Robin Gibson // December 21, 2020
Book Club: Black Ink Festival announces line-up, extends deadline
Free virtual festival in January to amplify black authors.


Helen Mitternight // December 18, 2020
Hidden F&B: Isabella Macbeth
This month, our host chats up a champion oyster shucker on Episode 31 of Hidden F&B.


Renae Brabham // December 14, 2020
A trip to the post office can kill your comfort and joy buzz — IF you let it
'Tis the season for rude behavior at post offices everywhere.


This is a picture of a kitchen fire for the Blog by D.R.E. James on a city of Charleston Police Substation in Gadsden Green Houses.
D.R.E. James // December 11, 2020
Without connection to community, police substation won't work
Mr. James debunks substation plans at Gadsden Green Homes.


This is a photograph of Jeckyll Island, Georgia by SCAD MFA gradate Kyra Schmidt.
Kristie Landing // December 4, 2020
Landing Contemporary Art announces new online photography exhibition
Exhibit featuring women artists opens December 8th.


This is the infographic from RetailMeNot's Five Things to Buy in December.
Guest Contributor // December 4, 2020
Five things to buy in December
Our friends at RetailMeNot share the top five shopping categories with the best deals in December.


This is an image of two black and white logos beside each other for SEWE and Lowcountry Oyster Festival.
Robin Gibson // December 2, 2020
Oyster Festival and SEWE moving forward with 2021 plans
All systems go for two of the most popular winter events in Charleston.


Two margaritas next to a bottle of Firefly White Lightning Moonshine.
Robin Gibson // November 30, 2020
Spirit swap: a new take on classic cocktails
Don't let boredom creep into your cocktails this holiday season. Firefly is here to help.


Lauren Furey // November 24, 2020
A love letter to Nathalie Dupree
Contributor Lauren Furey pays homage to the culinary icon who's trading her beloved Charleston for Raleigh, NC.


This is a picture of Jonella Orozco standing in front of a tree. She is a woman of color with long black hair wearing a black cardigan over a floral print dress.
Helen Mitternight // November 20, 2020
Hidden F&B: Mantra Wine Distributors
Wine distributing venture hopes to bring a minority and queer focus to wine in the Holy City.


This is the logo for the Kind Neighbor Nomination in white letters with a blue background.
Chris Adams // November 18, 2020
Local law firm accepting Kind Neighbor Nominations
Has someone gone above and beyond serving others during COVID-19? Tell us.


Robin Gibson // November 15, 2020
4 reasons to visit Bistro A Vin right now
Looking for a way to unwind after the election or relax before the holidays? This is it.