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Lauren and Graham's wedding at First Baptist Church Downtown and the Old Exchange, Charleston, SC
Update! The album is available to view! Check it out. Taking place in the two of the most historically ‘Charleston’ Venues on the Peninsula (First Baptist and The Old Exchange), Lauren an… more →
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20th Anniversary International Piano Series at Sottile Theatre
charlestonartmag wrote 3 weeks ago: Next Tuesday November 10th, College of Charleston alumnus and internationally acclaimed pianist Robe … more →
Colonial Lake Fall Festival November 8 - Bring the Family for some Fun!
Kristin B. Walker wrote 1 month ago: Everyone in Charleston, come on out Sunday, November 8th from 12-5 to enjoy our beautiful Colonial L … more →
Market Statistics...Downtown Charleston Inside the Crosstown
Traci Magnus wrote 1 month ago: 4 Trumbo Street, a Downtown Charleston Single, for only $550,000 So much has been written in the las … more →
Old City Jail like you've never seen it...
charlestonartmag wrote 1 month ago: For all of you who attended the precursor REDy to Wear Party last Thursday, you already know what … more →
The Charleston City Market gets a new look in 2010
Kristin B. Walker wrote 1 month ago: Those of us who live here look at the City Market with a smidge of disdain and wishful thinking. 15 … more →
Short Sale...no thanks. Just show me a motivated seller.
Traci Magnus wrote 1 month ago: Everybody wants a deal, and now is the time. Don’t believe it’s the time to buy Real Es … more →
Gaea Goddess of the Earth Opening Reception!!
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Lauren and Graham's wedding at First Baptist Church Downtown and the Old Exchange, Charleston, SC
Nathan Bell wrote 2 months ago: Update! The album is available to view! Check it out. Taking place in the two of the most historica … more →
Wagener Terrace ~ Charleston, SC
ameltonrealty wrote 2 months ago: Wagener Terrace – Charleston, South Carolina Wagener Terrace is a quaint neighborhood located on the … more →
So what in the world is a Cistern?
Kristin B. Walker wrote 3 months ago: Here in Charleston, when you say THE Cistern – everyone knows you are referring to the place i … more →
Maegan and Christopher's wedding at Summerall Chapel and the Citadel Alumni Center
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Nathan Bell wrote 3 months ago: Check out their album design online at: http://charlestonwedding.com/#/rogers/ I (Mell) can remember … more →
What Does Peace Mean to You?
My Nguyen wrote 3 months ago: Help the WALK Gallery bring awareness to September 21, the International Day of Peace and Cease Fire … more →
A grand Charleston estate for sale - The Sword Gate House
Kristin B. Walker wrote 3 months ago: On this blog, I only post properties which I consider to be special, unique or a deal you cannot mis … more →
The many and varied neighborhoods of the Charleston Peninsula
Kristin B. Walker wrote 4 months ago: Living in Charleston is an experience unlike any other. Urban but close to nature, historic with al … more →
Allyson and Les's Wedding at Summerall Chapel and the Francis Marion Hotel
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Nathan Bell wrote 4 months ago: UPDATE: The Album design is now online! Check it out! This wedding hit the all-time maximum of … more →
Charleston is not Disneyworld
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Kristin B. Walker wrote 4 months ago: Resorts, hotels, golf courses, dining and entertainment, shopping galore and recreation for all!!! T … more →
A new way to find an apartment in Charleston via Craigslist - Padmapper.com
Kristin B. Walker wrote 5 months ago: Thanks to our local online news source The Digitel for calling my attention to this new website … more →
Kristin Walker Takes Us for a Ride (Courtesy of the CityPaper)
Kristin B. Walker wrote 5 months ago: I thought Cara, the author, did such a great job in capturing the spirit of what I am out to accompl … more →
What do you think about the possibility of King St. closing to cars for a day?
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Kristin B. Walker wrote 5 months ago: Click the title of the poll to vote and see results! If King Street were closed to cars for a day … more →
