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From our city to yours, Charleston and Charleston Grit hope that those affected by Hurricane Irma will receive the aid that they need to recover from this truly horrible natural disaster.

Living in Charleston, we expect perfect sunny beach weather every day. So, what do we do when it is a gloomy week ahead?

Don't put all your eggs into one basket, put some in the hen house.

Crumbs 4 Charleston is an amazing local company who donates 100% proceeds from yummy bake goods to a local Charity or Organization in order to help the community.

High Tide Designs is a local handmade home decor and jewelry company founded by Lauren Menk.

Carnival Cruises port in Charleston like the Carnival Ecstasy pictured here.

Taste of Hutson Alley features local bites and bubbles from a handful of local restaurants.

John Stamps has a commanding presence in the Indianapolis music scene. He continuously tours the country to broaden his growing fan base proving he isn't satisfied with being confined to his city limits.

Botany Bay on Edisto. (Image courtesy of Pinterest)

Charleston breweries are perfect spots for summer! Grab your friends and a cold, frothy one this weekend!

Local Charleston artists hosted an open gallery to show the public amazing works of art. Dedicated and talented artists presented original masterpieces, paired with wine, specialty drinks and hors d'oeuvres. Read more about the personality behind the artwork of Meredith Steele. (photo: @meredithsteeleart)

An inside look at what Andrew Copeland, lead guitarist for Sister Hazel, is looking forward to about the 12th annual Hazelnut Hangout in the area. The band has created countless memories: live music on the beach, the support from their Charleston family and even an entire festival weekend without air conditioning. According to Copeland, returning to the band's second home year after year seems only natural.

“The aesthetic is bowing down and respectful of the bones of the house and architecture. It has a traditional feel, but the modern aspects make it young and fresh. It still feels like Charleston.”

Charleston local Landon Sanford will soon be releasing a travel app called Rayka. Here's a close look into the origin of the app and what it hopes to achieve as the future of wanderlust.

Sea Urchin Ball