Clubs and Community in the Lowcountry

April 2024

The April 2024 issue focuses on the clubs that bring Lowcountry residents together, from quilting and pickleball to bridge and rugby. It also covers local business openings, home design, and the publisher's opening letter on shared interests.

Pages
204

In this issue

  1. Living large, giving gratefully · p. 86

    Living large, giving gratefully FOR MANY PRIVATE CLUBS AND GATED NEIGHBORHOODS, CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME. STORY BY LESLIE T. SNADOWSKY ©BELFAIR NATURAL WONDERLAND Belfair offers residents a blend of natural beauty and high-end amenities, including two…

  2. Let's dance · p. 94

    Let's dance THE HILTON HEAD ISLAND CAROLINA SHAG CLUB, CUTTING A RUG SINCE 1994. STORY BY BARRY KAUFMAN PHOTOS BY MIKE RITTERBECK bBarry Cohick and Dina Chester took very different routes to shag dancing, the wildly rhythmic movement that has served…

  3. Two-wheeled tribe · p. 98

    Two-wheeled tribe KICKIN’ ASPHALT BICYCLE CLUB KEEPS ON PEDALING AFTER 18 YEARS. STORY BY BARRY KAUFMAN PHOTOS BY MIKE RITTERBECK kKickin’ Asphalt president Wayne Mitchell is no stranger to hitting the trail. He did so for the first time in 1979, lea…

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