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Someone you know owns a business on the island, or knows a guy who manages a condo complex, or has an office there. Much in the same way Hilton Head locals find a way to get Heritage tickets, Bluffton locals find a way to park on Hilton Head.
A Local’s Take on the RBC Heritage
Meet the faculty at John’s Music
New owners, new location usher in a delicious new era for Frosty’s Ice Cream
Man, does this town show up and show off for the RBC Heritage every year!
We all know what these rising temperatures really mean. It’s time for ice cream at Coligny.
Prepare your yard for spring at Wild Birds Unlimited
Grand Marshal Diane Reilley to lead the procession
Write your thank you notes, people! Seriously. And do not wait for someone to remind you to do it.
No one likes to realize they’re a caricature. But at the same time, stereotypes can serve as a signal to other members of whatever tribe we’re in. If you’re one of those mirrored shades people, you’re probably going to give a little more benefit of the doubt to someone with a similar profile picture as you would to someone with a “RESIST” profile pic.
Hilton Head Ireland St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be held this year on Sunday, March 16, at 2 p.m. along Pope Avenue.
Dancing with the Local Stars returns for second annual charity event
West said that as the children made their drawings, they talked about their hopes for their counterparts in storm-damaged areas.
You’d have to be mad to miss out on the fun this month
there is no rule of thumb when it comes to having a green one, there are some simple and easy ways to get your gardening game on. So, roll up your sleeves and try these six tips.
Local author follows a curious cat seeking magic
“This production is a celebration of creativity, resilience, and the power of community”
Pulitzer-winning Next to Normal opens Sea Glass Stage season
What I was witnessing, but didn’t realize at the time, was the power of inclusion and the importance of community for all people, regardless of their exceptionalities. Inclusion is a mutually beneficial relationship.
The Page Island Oyster Roast is more than an event; it’s a beacon of hope for the environment and the children of Beaufort County. Every ticket sold directly supports The Outside Foundation’s initiatives, which include providing eco-education programs, promoting access to outdoor experiences, and fostering a sense of environmental stewardship among local youth.
“Old Love” will premiere on CH2’s social Media channels at 8 P.M. on Wednesday, February 12. Follow Celebrate Hilton head on Facebook and @CH2HHIMAG on instagram.
Equine program helps riders with disabilities experience joy of horses
Great Pyrenees Tells Her Amazing Rescue Story and Journey to Therapy Dog in New Book
“For the life of me I couldn’t remember what the sum of nine times six was. I panicked and thought, I am turning into my mother – because certainly she doesn’t recall that she tells the same POA story at every family dinner.”
Once again, the stage is being set to not only offer attendees some of the best culinary experiences this island offers, but also, importantly, to raise a significant amount of money for area charities.
Thanks to everyone who took the time to send in your pet’s photo this year. Here are a few that we could squeeze into this issue… Check out CH2’s Facebook page for the complete album of submitted furbabies!
This month’s issue has become one of the most anticipated over the last decade or so – because if there’s one thing most of us can agree on- it’s how much we love our pets – and everyone else’s pets!
Hilton Head’s downtown enters 2025 with a renewed commitment to our community
Sea Glass Stage brings ring-a-ding Rat Pack groove to town
This special event will showcase local artisans, feature live music, and offer delightful breakfast treats with Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Here’s the secret to entertaining literally anyone between the ages of 2 and 25: Get out of the house.
Hilton Head Island’s downtown is the coolest spot south of the North Pole
In addition to the onstage and backstage efforts, HHCA’s fine arts program fosters student growth through mentorship and experiential learning.
“…his offerings here speak to a younger collector for whom nostalgia means driving a car that doesn’t connect to your phone’s Bluetooth.”
I grew up in the 1980s. Nancy Reagan’s “Just Say No” war on drugs was ever-present.
“…none of that is as important as having a good heart, to be a good person. That is the greatest value that I expect from my children and grandchildren. That is what I try to live by. That is my ethos. To be a good person. To be generous – particularly when nobody knows it.”
Once again, Coligny reminds us all that Black Friday is the real happiest time of the year.
Ever the supportive father, Myhre did everything in his power to help his sons pursue music, whether that meant showing them the ropes, lending them equipment, or simply honing their skills.
This year’s songwriters include Phillip Lammonds and Mel Washington, both veterans of this event, plus Erin Enderlin and Ty Graham.
Arts Center opens ’24-’25 season with hilarious musical
Of note are Charleston’s Swig and Swine; Ubon’s Restaurant in Yazoo City, Mississippi; Pig Beach BBQ; and Brunswick’s Hootenanny’s BBQ (formerly South of Heaven). Beyond those rock stars are Peculiar Pig’s Marvin Ross and Spike TV star Brian Duffy.
Spotlight on the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra
Whatever you do…do not ask these men to play ‘Freebird”
Folks here have a love affair with October because we love a good party, we jump at any opportunity for forced family fun, and we live for the perfect photo op.
The CH2 crew crashed the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina to film the latest in fall fashion on the set of “Something Rotten.”
Please follow us on Facebook and Instagram for behind-the-scenes videos on a lot of this content, and up to the moment coverage on festivals happening all month.
The group’s mission is to provide a fun night out
Sea Glass Stage Company welcomes autumn with Dinner With Friends, a heartwarming yet poignant comedy about the complexities of friendship, marriage, and the ties that bind.
Crescendo expands to salute wide array of creative expression
At her album debut concert, Cutchins will be joined by Grammy-winning musician David Cook from New York City, along with Charleston jazz heavyweights Lee Barbour on guitar, Brett Belanger on bass, and Ron Wiltrout on drums.