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Welcome to the October issue of Charleston City Lifestyle. October is undoubtedly one of the most delightful months to experience life in Charleston. The weather is gracefully transitioned to a state of warmth that embraces without overwhelming, creating the perfect ambiance for outdoor pursuits. The city comes alive with a plethora of engaging events as the autumn season takes its rightful place. Among these are the renowned Lexus Charleston Fashion Week and the electric Riverfront Revival, filling the atmosphere with excitement. Not to be forgotten is Folly Beach’s lively annual street festival Follypalooza, drawing locals and visitors alike into its vibrant embrace. This month also sees the emergence of several charity road races, allowing individuals to contribute to noble causes while reveling in the city’s vitality. As the air grows crisp, the Fall Tour of Homes beckons, inviting thousands to explore and admire Charleston’s architectural gems.
In the midst of this festive atmosphere, our latest issue endeavors to captivate your culinary senses with its focus on delectable food and beverages. Prepare to embark on a delicious journey that will undoubtedly tantalize your taste buds and ignite your culinary curiosity. Beyond the gastronomic delights, this edition introduces you to a remarkable array of individuals whose stories and accomplishments enrich the tapestry of our community.
None of this, however, would be possible without the unwavering support of our valued partners. Their contributions are the backbone to this publication, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude to them. Furthermore, I want to take a moment to express my sincere appreciation for my beloved husband, Stuart. His boundless love and steadfast support have been my pillars as we embark on this exciting new adventure together. Your presence illuminates my world. Equally deserving of praise are my incredible team members - beacons of sanity in a whirlwind of deadlines and creative endeavors. Each day spent with them is a testament to the joy that can be found in collaboration and shared passion.
As we present this delicious October issue, brimming with the vibrancy of Charleston in autumn, I sincerely hope it resonates with you as profoundly as it does with us. Here's to a month of celebrations, culinary exploration, and the exuberant embrace of community.
Wishing you tranquility and inspiration in your reading journey.
Cheers,
SHELLEY KATE LONG, PUBLISHER @CHARLESTONCITYLIFESTYLEOctober 2023
PUBLISHER
Shelley Kate Long | shelley.long@citylifestyle.com
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Eileen Daily | eileen.daily@citylifestyle.com
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Lauren McDuffie | lauren.mcduffie@citylifestyle.com
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Pamela Jouan
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1: Charleston’s bustling Second Sunday on King Street - a fun way to experience Charleston without traffic. 2: A serene day at Sullivan’s Island: sun, sand, and waves create a stunning beach escape. 3: Visit the Charleston Farmers Market every Saturday through November 25 for all your fall finds. 4: James Island County Park’s new Odyssey Challenge Course may leave you hanging! 5: Cooper Kinney smashing his 9th home run for the Charleston Riverdogs in August. 6: College of Charleston President Andrew T. Hsu snaps a selfie with new students at Convocation.
The Longboard on Sullivan’s Island is the perfect place for Oyster Hour, hosted every day from 3-6pm. Graze on one of four dishes picked daily (fresh catch ceviche, anyone?) and soak in the island-within-an-island vibe! The Longboard is the second outpost of the popular St. John’s eatery and focuses on innovative and refined island fare, famous frozen libations on tap, local craft beers, and house-made sodas. Check out @longboard_sullivans.
Finally, destination dining comes to North Mount Pleasant! Chef Kevin Johnson’s (The Grocery) second concept, Lola Rose, is now open at The Bend in Carolina Park. Comfort and statement collide with a Coastal Mediterranean menu that is sourced locally and paired with wines from American and European coastlines. Try the spaghetti with chowder clams or with saffron and Calabrian chile!
A cozy, candle-lit jewel box of a market with patio seating, St. Urban’s is a European-inspired wine and cheese bar next to The Shellmore in I’on It’s the ultimate complement to the cuisine of Chef Eric Milley, featuring a rotating assortment of eclectic international wines, cocktails, farmhouse cheese, charcuterie, tinned seafood, and rarely seen chocolates. In other words, stock up, people!
Wine, craft beer, small plates, and charcuterie boards will draw you into this charming Meeting Street wine bar, but Tuesday Tastings from 5:30-7:30pm will keep you coming back! Taste five wines for $10 at Wine & Company. In October, Wine & Co. is featuring Old World and up-and-coming wine regions for its October tastings. No reservations needed!
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Jeni’s has opened their latest location, this time in Mount Pleasant’s Towne Centre. Keeping ice cream in fashion this fall, their latest flavor, sweet potato marshmallow brûlée, is every bit as good as it sounds. Fresh roasted sweet potatoes and marshmallow sweet cream collide with nutmeg, cinnamon, and burnt sugar pieces to make this an autumn must!
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Our community is brimming with incredible food and drinks to indulge in and we’ve selected some of our picks that you must experience for yourself. Bon appetit and cheers!
HIGH RISE DRY BAR: James Island’s High Rise Dry Bar is SC’s first dry bar and serves mocktails infused with CBD. They’re also beautiful to look at!
ZERO GEORGE RESTAURANT: A toast to fall! Zero George Restaurant’s Casie Fennell suggests the Spiced Pear Spritz. 0 George St., Charleston
VERN'S: Vern’s flounder with charred tomato, Carolina rice, and pickled garlic flowers is a piece of art. Visit the Elliotborough neighborhood gem tonight. 41 Bogard St. A, Charleston
CHASING SAGE: Try the refreshing snap pea margarita at Chasing Sage. It’s a whole new take on the rita! #EatYourVeggies 267 Rutledge Ave., Charleston
NICO OYSTERS AND SEAFOOD: Every day is oyster day at NICO on Shem Creek! Sip a colorful cocktail as you savor the amazing eats. 201 Coleman Blvd., Mount Pleasant
MEET THIS MONTH’S CURATOR
Pamela Jouan
Pamela Jouan loves to tell a good story. After many years of radio promotion and marketing for Atlantic Records, she decided to pursue her love of writing and started a company creating magazines for celebrity chefs, restaurants, and boutique hotels. She has written and published over 250 branded magazines under hautelifepress.com. She was raised in London, lived in Los Angeles and New York, and now resides in Mount Pleasant, SC with her husband and two children.
Gather around the fire pit.
Small spaces can be magical.
As the summer humidity starts to finally drift away, cooler evenings mean more outside gatherings. We chatted with award-winning landscape designer Linda Greenberg, of Linda Greenberg Landscaping Design (LGLD), about ways we can spruce up our outdoor areas - from window boxes to back yards!
“The arrival sequence from the driveway to the front door is one of the most important considerations when designing,” Greenberg says. She recommends unique planters on either side of the front door, filled with a variety of thriller, filler, and spiller plant materials. “This begins with a larger center piece in the planter, like an evergreen or ornamental grass, then layering in pops of fall color,” Greenberg suggests. She recommends pansies, ornamental cabbages, and snapdragons dianthus with the final touch of a trailing plant like Creeping Jenny or Weeping Rosemary.
Greenberg started creating landscape designs more than 25 years and has won Best of Houzz for the past nine consecutive years.
“I pride myself on giving great service and making every garden extraordinary in some way. LGLD has a fabulous team of professionals that can literally create and install anything that you can imagine for the outdoors,” she says.
Although she’s worked for clients who have large backyards and hard spaces (things like outdoor patios, pools, and kitchens), Greenberg loves working with smaller spaces too, including window boxes.
HERE ARE SOME OF GREENBERG’S TIPS FOR A COZY FALL AMBIENCE OUTSIDE:
1. Gather around a fire pit - Greenberg recommends four teak or Adirondack chairs to circle the setting - and use throws or pillows to add a splash of color.
2. Plant window boxes that are overflowing with a variety of textures, forms, fragrances, and color.
3. Plant a garden filled with trees, shrubs and ground covers that have fall interests so when one stops blooming, another is coming, like the turning leaves.
4. Use every inch of your property, beginning with the property lines.
5. An oversized water fountain creates ambiance and tranquility. “They can change the garden vibe completely! Plus, they attract pollinators and birds!”
“Most people have a favorite plant that makes them happy, and I make note of those when working with them. After all, “a garden evokes and creates memories for a lifetime.”
@TheCharlestonMoms curated a pumpkin craft and “spooky” recipe for fall family fun.
ARTICLE BY EILEEN DAILY | PHOTOGRAPHY BY @THECHARLESTONMOMS
Craft materials for your pumpkin sun catchers. Add the colors and shapes you love. Fun for all ages!
October is pumpkin month! From pumpkin spice everything to jack-o-lantern carving, it just wouldn’t be fall without them.
Halloween is more than just one day of the month, it’s a month-long theme for outdoor neighborhood parties, costume contests, and, of course, jump scares! With the cooler weather in October, Halloween is also the perfect theme for family fun - from crafts to cooking.
We asked Joan Sturgis and Jody Vitali of Charleston Moms (@thecharlestonmoms) for fun Halloween activities for all age groups. Cheers!
GRAVEYARD DIRT CUPS
• 8oz clear plastic cups
• Chocolate pudding
• Oreos
• Candy eyeballs
• Milano cookies
• Gummy worms
• Pumpkin candy corn
Assemble your graveyard dirt cup starting with alternating layers of crushed Oreo cookie and chocolate pudding. You can also add candy eyeballs in these layers. On top, use a Milano cookie as a “headstone” and assemble your candy. Then enjoy your quick and easy graveyard dirt cup. Feel free to swap out your candy/cookie of choice.
PUMPKIN SUN CATCHERS
• Orange and black cardstock/ construction paper
• Colorful cellophane or tissue paper
• Scissors
• Tape
• Glue
• Laminating paper/ self-adhesive paper
Start by drawing a pumpkin outline on your paper and cutting it out. Draw and cut shapes for the pumpkin’s face too. Using cellophane or tissue paper, cut 2–4-inch squares and other shapes to fill your sun catcher.
Place the self-adhesive paper or laminating paper sticky-side-up and secure with a small piece of tape on each corner. Place the pumpkin outline on the sticky paper and arrange the face. Use tissue paper or cellophane to fill the pumpkin.
Put another sheet of self-adhesive paper on top (sticky-sides together) to “seal” your sun catcher. Cut around the pumpkin and hang in a window with lots of sunshine. You can add glitter or buttons for a more sensory activity. Have fun with it!
Marsh & Magnolia is destined to be a Charleston hot spot
Charleston locals and best friends Adele Cisco, Erin Engebritson, and Kristin Smoak are bringing a collaborative, custom hat-making experience to the Lowcountry. Opening this fall at Hotel Bennett, Marsh & Magnolia’s focus is to help their customers make memories that last a lifetime.
“We want every person who wears our hats to feel confident in their own sense of style and authenticity. A Marsh & Magnolia hat serves to elevate your personal style, never overshadow it.”
Check out Marsh & Magnolia’s recommendations for seamlessly and fashionably incorporating your hat into your fall wardrobe:
Block print maxi dress, fun sneakers, paired with our Fine-Pressed Boater Style Straw hat accessorized with fun stitching and one of our colorful beaded bandstop it off with a mimosa!
Vintage school graphic tee, black leather shorts or leggings, flannel tied at the waist, tall boots or booties, finished with one of our fall seasonal color drops in our lightweight and packable Toquilla Straw OR our Open Crown 7x Beaver Felt hat, both accessorized with ALL the school colors.
Fun print chunky sweater, straight-leg “Mom” jeans (skinny jeans work too - we aren’t ready to let them go yet either!), and booties, paired with one of our classic pre-shaped Core Color Open Crown wool hats, styled with classic Lowcountry touches like our cow hide hair hat bands, pearls and finished with a feather or two… (make sure the kids match mom or dad with our kids’ pre-shaped wool hat!)
Learn more at www.marshandmagnoliachs.com .
Charleston native Isabella Macbeth has shucked more than 3,000,000 oysters, but she remains steadfast on her personal quest to be a knowledgeable champion of oysters, farmers, and oceans. “I love helping guide people into their journey with oysters,” she says. “My life’s passion is exemplifying what a maven is: an expert, a guide, and a teacher.”
ARTICLE BY EILEEN DAILY
PHOTOGRAPHY BY @HOLY_CITY_OYSTER_MAVEN
At NICO Oysters + Seafood in Mount Pleasant, Macbeth is indeed that teacher. “I am very lucky that I have served many people their first oyster.” She focuses on asking the right questions and listening carefully to each guest. “I never recommend the same oyster to every person. I ask if they’re a sweet or savory person - that one question can completely change their first impression of oysters.”
Oysters and her love for them have taken Macbeth on figurative and literal journeys around the world. “When I eat oysters from different places, I get a sense that I’m visiting there,” she says. “Shucking oysters has taken me to parts of the world I never thought I’d see,”
she reflects. “I get to connect with farms and shuckers around the globe, which brings me joy.”
Macbeth competes in at least six national shucking competitions each year, her favorite being the Wellfleet Oyster Festival in Massachusetts. On her bucket list? Cancale in Brittany, France. “The women of Cancale were, for generations, left for months when the men were on long fishing trips,” she explains. “The women managed the town and fed the children by cultivating the wild oysters.”
Until she sets off on that dream trip to Cancale, she’ll be your oyster maven right here, sharing her expertise and passion with the lucky guests at NICO.
Our pets are part of our families, and Charleston has a strong dog-loving culture. But how often do you think about the K9 police dogs trained to tirelessly defend and dutifully ensure peace in our city? These four-legged K9 officers sweep for narcotics as well as help track and locate crime suspects. You might have seen a police dog at the airport, but besides the Aviation Authority, they also work with the FBI, The U.S. Coast Guard, and neighboring police departments.
The Law Enforcement Neighborhood Support (LENS) Foundation of Charleston is a nonprofit that supports law
enforcement efforts to strengthen community relations and improve public safety. Wagoween is a fun, family event that helps raise money for the dogs’ retirement care, protective equipment, and specialized training. The cost of procurement, training, care, and special equipment for each K-9 Officer is an estimated $25,000 over their career. Typically, the handling police officers adopt their retiring partners and assume the burden of care and food costs.
Last year’s Wagoween enjoyed overwhelming support from the community and included such esteemed guests
as Mayor John Tecklenburg, Charlie the Riverdogs mascot, Shep Rose from TV's Southern Charm, and, of course, the CPD K9 unit. This year's event will also honor the memory of late Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds, who attended last year.
Wagoween 2023 will take place at Charleston Place Hotel on “Second Sunday,” October 8, and promises to delight with creative costumes, fabulous prizes, and celebrity judges. The blocks between Queen and Calhoun will be closed to vehicle traffic and open for canine trick-or-treating.
To enter your dog, or to donate, please go to wagoweencharleston.com
ARTICLE BY PAMELA JOUAN | PHOTOGRAPHY BY WAGOWEEN CHARLESTON
Dr. Suzie Dubrinski has been that patient, sitting in the dental chair, hoping to leave with a smile on her face. “I didn’t get braces until I was 19,” she says. “I was made fun of on a daily basis in high school because of my crooked teeth.” After braces, she could see the change in her smile, of course, but she also felt more confident, which inspired her to help others feel that same way.
“It’s so empowering when you take somebody that has felt like I did, self-conscious and unhappy with their smile, and see that transformation within a couple of visits.”
The waiting room at Sculpt Dental Spa is more like a family room, with a cozy fireplace and aromatherapy. “There’s a lot of apprehension about going to the dentist, so we wanted to make the space as inviting as possible.” Other thoughtful touches include offering blankets and paraffin hand dips to patients in the chair.
Dr. Suzie’s path to opening her Charleston practice was, quite deliberately, years in the making. Although she offers services commonly performed at a dentist’s office, there are several that might surprise you. “Our passion lies in making people feel better, and that’s what made me gravitate to procedures you don’t necessarily learn about in dentistry school.” For example: using Botox to alleviate TMJ pain or to fix a smile; creating night guards and snore guards for the benefit of not just the patient, but their partner; and investing in the latest 3-D scanners and printers so that some appliances can be made in-house to save time.
It took additional training and significant investment, but it was important to Dr. Suzie to branch out into all avenues of interest to her patients and focus on a more “artistic side of dentistry.”
Sculpt Dental Spa is a family-feel operation. With her husband Jesse as COO and lead manager, and her best friend as her hygienist, Dr. Suzie has plenty to smile about. And so will you! Learn more about Dr. Suzie and her practice at www.sculptdentalspa.com.
ARTICLE BY PAMELA JOUAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY SCULPT DENTAL SPA
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ARTICLE BY PAMELA JOUAN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHARLESTON OYSTER TABLES + ANDREW CEBULKA
Kelley Andrews-Edwards didn’t need another job. She was a full-time lawyer and mother to a baby girl. But she couldn’t let go of that look on her dad’s face when she and her brother surprised him with homemade oyster tables one Christmas. “I knew this was a niche market not being filled, because I would have been a customer!” That gut feeling resonated, and Kelley found herself at her computer crunching numbers and churning out a business plan which she emailed to the rest of her family. Were they in or out?
Oh, they were IN. Her brother is a co-owner and her husband stains and cures tables. “It’s definitely a team effort. I’m not doing the physical work, but I was the fuel and motivation to get this off the ground.” For that, you can add Charleston grit to her resumé!
Although the tables were originally designed for the ultimate Lowcountry seasonal tradition, it quickly became apparent that they were so much more. Reimagined as a multi-functional outdoor entertainment table, they double beautifully as a charcuterie board, a beverage-serving table, or game table. Kelley used one as a party favor table at her daughter’s birthday party and as a tasting table where she sourced a Champagne bucket that fit perfectly into the center. The perfect wedding gift, the table can be engraved with the couple’s names and wedding date. It’s easy to visualize this table as a stunning centerpiece at any event.
Each table is lovingly handcrafted, stained, and cured; a unique artisanal piece with its own serial number burnt into it on the backside. “I have so many great memories of oyster roasts growing up,” Kelley says. “It’s such a fun, communal experience and so different from sitting at a table.”
Although they come in three standard sizes and several stain options, Charleston Oyster Tables will work with you for a custom-build, including a specific color palette. Traveling for your oyster roast location? Each table’s legs fold under, making them easier to transport and store.
curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area.
DOWNTOWN CHARLESTON
October is the perfect month to explore Charleston’s history, culinary scene, and most importantly, cemeteries! Bulldog Tours has been serving up amazing, curated walking tours in Charleston since 2001. Their expertise has landed Bulldog Tours the Best Tour Company in Charleston for 13 years straight! Check out @bulldogtours for information.
The Fall Tours with the Preservation Society of Charleston
THE LOCATIONS WILL VARY, BASED ON THE TOUR PURCHASED
The Preservation Society of Charleston is an advocate for preserving and honoring the living city, and their Fall Tours give a behind-the-scenes look at some of Charleston’s most beautiful homes and gardens.
Shuck Fest
TRADESMAN BREWING COMPANY, 1647 KING STREET EXTENSION
Indulge in the finest oysters, ice-cold brews, and the good vibes of a Lowcountry oyster roast. Bring your friends and your appetite, and let's shuck it up! Even better, Shuck Fest benefits The Lonon Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting children impacted by a parent's or caregiver's cancer diagnosis. Go to eventbrite.com for tickets and www.the lononfoundation.org for info about their great work.
We’re lucky to live in the Lowcountry! Its coastal charm is never disputed, and fall is the perfect time of year to enjoy copious oyster roasts around the city. A Lowcountry tradition, oyster roasts gather people together to share delicious food and make memories. Here are five over the next month to check out:
EAST COOPER DUCKS UNLIMITED 10TH ANNUAL SHUCKIN’ ON THE HARBOR
Friday, October 13, 6:30 pm
Harbor Hall
196 Concord Street, Charleston
Go to ducksunlimited.myeventscenter.com for more information.
SHUCKIN’ FOR STEM 2023
Tuesday, October 17, 4:30 - 7:30 pm
The Citadel
171 Moultrie St, Charleston
Go to eventbrite.com for tickets.
AWS ANNUAL OYSTER ROAST
Sunday, October 22, 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Bowens Island Restaurant
1870 Bowen Island Road, Charleston
Go to alstonwilkessociety.org/events/ for more details.
CHARLESTON’S HABITAT’S 5TH ANNUAL OYSTER ROAST
Sunday, November 5, 1:00 - 5:00 pm
Freehouse Brewery
2895 Pringle St B, North Charleston
Go to charlestonhabitat.org/oyster-roast for more details.
SECOND ANNUAL OYSTER ROAST AND WELLNESS FAIR FOR MENTAL HEALTH HEROES
Saturday, November 11, 12:00 - 3:00 pm
101 River Landing Drive, Daniel Island
Go to eventbrite.com for tickets.
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