Summer Activities to Check Off Your List Before the Fall
10 Activities You Have to Cross Off Your Summer Bucket List While the days are long and the sun hangs high in the sky, summer offers a golden opportunity to create lasting memories and partake in a variety of thrilling activities. Before the cooler breeze of fall sweeps in, it’s time to seize the moment […]
9 Enticing Facts About the Lowcountry
Discover the Charm of the South Carolina Lowcountry Where history and nature intertwine with effortless grace, the South Carolina Lowcountry is a region that allures visitors and residents alike with its timeless beauty, enchanting landscapes, and diverse culture that echoes through the ages. In this blog, let’s embark on a journey of discovery, unveiling fascinating […]
2023 Fourth of July Parade
Meet Jenan Mcclain: Creating an Unforgettable Journey for the Senses through Art
An inherent passion of Jenan’s since childhood, her painting flourished after a series of life-changing events, enabling her to tap into the intuitive process behind the brush. She attended The Fine Arts Center in Greenville, South Carolina, and, under the mentorship of the talented Jim Campbell, first experienced the beautiful beginnings of meditative creation. Mr. […]
Summer Events in the Lowcountry
7 Events to Kick Off Your Lowcountry Summer As the sun-soaked days of summer draw near, the enchanting Lowcountry awakens with a vibrant tapestry of events and festivities. Prepare to embark on a thrilling journey through the unique culture, culinary delights, and electrifying atmosphere that make a Lowcountry summer an experience like no other. In […]
Porch Swing Styling at Palmetto Bluff with Kelly Caron Designs
July 6, 2023 | 3pm | FLOW Gallery + Workshop | Complimentary Kelly Caron Designs will host the inaugural POP-UP PORCH SWING STYLING WORKSHOP at the FLOW Gallery + Workshop courtyard in Palmetto Bluff. Kelly Caron and industry partners Lowcountry Originals and Laurie Bell, Inc. will offer tips and guidelines for styling the perfect southern […]
Rice Story
By Luana M. Graves Sellars Sometimes the smallest thing can tip the tides of history. During the Colonial era, the cultivation of a single, tiny grain shaped the geography and economy of the Lowcountry for centuries to come: rice. Yet, to accurately chronicle the history of the region, you must include the story of the […]
REMAKING MEDAL PLAY
I met Rob Collins on Whitehouse Plantation Road on a sunny afternoon in late October. We park our cars in the dense shade of loblolly pine, and the dirt road is quiet but for the low throb of cicadas. Collins is an approachable six-foot-four and has a friendly, easy way about him. He is one […]
Members at Palmetto Bluff | Bill and Lynda Glavin
Tell me about you two. How did you meet? Lynda: I’m from Concord, Massachusetts. My first week of work in Boston after graduating from college, I met Bill with some friends at a bar called Clarks. That was forty-one years ago. We got married very young and moved a lot. We have moved ten times! […]
Local Characters | Alejandra Jimenez Betanzos and Alejandro Gómez Morán
Where are you from and how did you get to Palmetto Bluff? Alejandro: I was born and raised in Mexico City. I really like to travel, and after college I moved to Spain for two years and worked in a Michelin star restaurant. I got a culinary degree in Spain as well. When I finished […]
