Lowcountry artist Murray Sease paints life with warmth, whimsy, and heart
Finding Beauty in the Everyday
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Arts & Entertainment
A Line in the Sand
Topic: If I Were President…
Painting Life Larger Than Life
She is candid about being self-taught and considers that fact important – not because she dismisses formal education, but because she wants other creative people to understand there is more than one route to becoming an artist.
Rock N Ribs
Coligny’s celebration of music and barbecue brings back an island favorite
By Day, By Night
For these musicians, there is no rule book for balancing a creative life with a career. Some play hundreds of shows a year; others wait for the weekends or a few nights a month.
State of the Art League
Art League of Hilton Head prepares masterpieces for 2026 and beyond
Amiri Farris: Art is Everything
“…when I paint an egret, a crab, or a Lowcountry landscape, I want to approach it through my own visual language. I want it to feel contemporary, unexpected, and unmistakably mine.”
Photos With Dax
The island has fallen in love with the six adorable robots the Town of Hilton Head Island is using to assess the safety and accessibility of our bike paths and crosswalks.
We Do Not Effin’ Care
How one irreverent happy hour has become a joyful grassroots movement
Pulitzer-winning Doubt: A Parable Takes Stage at Coligny
Bringing the story to the Sea Glass stage are Michael Murray as Father Flynn, Jessica Walck as Sister Aloysius, Alex Clark as Sister James, and Jovonia McLean, a newcomer to Sea Glass, as Mrs. Muller.
A New Wind is Blowing In
Joseph Tobin helps restore Hilton Head Island’s beach catamaran sailing legacy
Outlaws for a Cause
Music, Friendship, and a Mission Bigger Than the Stage
Breaking the Silence
Transforming a lifetime of family dysfunction into a powerful novel
The Bean Scene
Discover the island’s best new places to grab your favorite wake-up juice
Musicians in Bathrooms
Band: Domino Theory // Scot Scheer, Duncan Aspinwall-Winter, Tony Kukulich, Ryan Burd
It’s Food Festival Season!
Jesse Blanco takes a look at some of the Lowcountry’s upcoming food festivals
Let’s Go to Dinner and a Show
CH2/CB2 Magazine takes a look at these Hilton Head Island dedicated music venues
Get Ready to Jam!
Hilton Head Island Jam brings some of the world’s best singer-songwriters to Coligny and beyond
Creating the Extraordinary
The connection between costume, florals, and décor is perhaps more natural than it first appears. Each is an opportunity to tell a story through color, texture, scale, and movement.
That Beach Has Got Your Name On It
Escape to a day in the sand with Jevon Daly and Kyle Wareham
ElevenDistinct & New(ish) Dining Spots
Distinct & New(ish) Dining Spots
5 Reasons to Celebrate Catherine Davies, Designer
CH2/CB2 Magazine takes a look at some of the people that make it happen every month!
Staying Power: Outside Brands
Outside the Ordinary
More Than Mrs. Art
Inside the pages are the same values she tries to cultivate in her classroom: kindness, creativity, confidence, and joy. Those words are not decoration. They are the foundation of her teaching.
The Play’s the Thing
May River Theatre’s longevity proves that the show must go on
A Short Drive North of Broad
First Tee – The Lowcountry partnership is a stroke of genius
5 Reasons to Celebrate Sheila Tucker
Writer and Therapist
The Toxic Avenger: The Musical
Jersey Attitude Hits the Lowcountry
She Believed
A Writer’s Journey from Wandering to Redemption
Shark Week Never Ends on Hilton Head Island
Shark Week officially kicks off July 26 and runs through August 1 this year, but for Michalove, Shark Week is every week.
A Line in the Sand
Topic: ‘Murica
Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina HarbourFest Lights the Fuse on its 37th Year
Bigger. Brighter. More Amazing.
The Faces of Lowcountry Hospitality Part 1
Hospitality is what built this place, and we’re all pretty good at it here. But these professionals are operating on a higher plane.
Biking & Beachfront Bar Hopping on Hilton Head Island
It was a great way to wrap up a fun day together, making new memories, and exploring the beach bars that make Hilton Head a great place to live and visit. If you plan on trying this beach bar biking adventure, we recommend checking the tides in advance and being in fairly good physical condition… it’s quite the workout!
5 Reasons to Celebrate Lynne Hummell
Lynne is a former newspaper editor, current CH2/CB2 copy editor, actor, volunteer, mom to two grown boys, wife of artist Amos Hummell, and an island resident since 1984.
The Plush Life
At Island Child, Jellycat is a must-have obsession
STAYING POWER: Hilton Head Dance School & Theatre
A Legacy in Motion
A Day on the Water with Native Son Adventures
The landscape of some of the places we visited had steep, eroded edges. Since the Lowcountry is known for being flat, seeing these sharp ledges was very surprising for us. Sewell explained that the bottom of waterways around the Savannah River are constantly dredged for the safe passage of large ships.
Biking Through Sea Pines Resort
Whether you’re a resident or visitor, biking in Sea Pines is a great way to spend a day and you can tailor it to meet your group’s wishes. Not sure where to go? We (Maggie Washo, Jevon Daly and I) set off on an eight-hour adventure with a full itinerary to help you plan your next Sea Pines outing.
A Line in the Sand
Topic: Conspiracy Theories
Second Act, First Draft
How a Local Author Turns a Lifetime of Stories into a Thriving Series
The Rhythm of Hilton Head’s Downtown
Coligny Center Stage treats listeners to a summer of sound
Love & Ice Cream
Every dad’s journey is different, but every dad’s purpose is the same
5 Reasons to Celebrate Barry Kaufman, Writer
Barry has been writing professionally for 23 years, launching Kaufman Copy in 2017.
KIDS SUMMER CAMPS
A look at just a few of the fun, educational and creative summer camps for your kids this summer!
Steel Magnolias
A Southern Classic Comes to Sea Glass Stage
STAYING POWER: Arts Center of Coastal Carolina at 30
A Small-Town Stage with Big-City Soul
The Rise of Sourdough
There is something deeply satisfying about pulling a golden loaf from the oven, hearing the crackle of its crust, and slicing into something you made with your own hands. No shortcuts. No preservatives. Just process.
Fishing the Palmetto Dunes Lagoon
Since he has been fishing the lagoon for 30 years, Malphrus knows the waterway like the back of his hand. He can easily predict where the big red fish like to hang out (under a tree near Alexander’s) and where the big black drums swim (in “the jungle” near Queens Folly).
Musicians in Bathrooms
Band: Rock Candy. Special Thanks to Slowcountry BBQ for Hosting our Shoot