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Festivals
Roots and Rivers Returns

Roots and Rivers Returns

BlacQuity unveils its second celebration of community. “This year, the festival is set to be exceptionally energetic, with an expanded lineup of events and activities that I think festival goers will find captivating,” said BlacQuity Executive Director Gwen Chambers. 

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Wingfest

Wingfest

We usually ask the participants not to do terribly hot wings for the judges. Well, that year the firefighters decided they wanted to enter their WMD – Wings of Mass Destruction. They were so hot, it brought the judging to a halt. Palates were destroyed.

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Diary of a Chicken Wing Judge

Diary of a Chicken Wing Judge

It has become something of an annual rite of spring around here—for me, anyway. There are a lot of people who obviously look forward to warmer temperatures. Many more look forward to anything green...

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A Note from Mayor Lisa Sulka

A Note from Mayor Lisa Sulka

Inaugural Bluffton Buzzard Day, March 5 Leave it to Babbie Guscio, who so rightly is on the Wall of Honor in the Town of Bluffton, to come up with yet another eccentric event. She is one of the most...

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Merry & Bright: These local events and people are spreading Christmas cheer in the Lowcountry

Merry & Bright: These local events and people are spreading Christmas cheer in the Lowcountry

There isn’t a more festive time in the Lowcountry than right now. Immediately after Halloween, Hilton Head Island and Bluffton explode with festivals, parades and holiday happenings that are sure to melt even the coldest Grinch heart. On the following pages, we share a few of our favorite things to do this time of year and tip our hats to the people behind the festivities.

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Are You Ready for Some Oysters?

Are You Ready for Some Oysters?

As I write this, we are officially about 36 hours into the fall. You remember that day, don’t you? It had just rained for three days straight, and we got our first taste of something resembling cool...

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