January 2026
Lowcountry on Screen
February 2026
The February cover story, "Lights, Camera, Lowcountry," traces how local barrier islands, back roads and historic streets found their way onto the big screen. Related features revisit Forrest Gump's Lowcountry and Savannah locations and the Beaufort home of Tidalholm.
In this issue
- The hot list · p. 38
What to watch, read and listen to in February SELECTIONS BY DAISY DOW STREAMING FOX Super Bowl LIX (live football) The biggest night in football returns with all the spectacle, strategy and snack-worthy drama fans expect. Whether you’re in it for the…
- When Hollywood came running · p. 48
When Hollywood came running THE REAL LOWCOUNTRY AND SAVANNAH LOCATIONS THAT HELPED SHAPE FORREST GUMP STORY BY LANCE HANLIN ©PARAMOUNT PICTURES SELLING THE SCENE A temporary “Mississippi Welcomes You” sign was installed near Chowan Creek Bridge durin…
- Loved him, hated her · p. 64
Loved him, hated her When The Prince of Tides came to Beaufort, Nick Nolte charmed the town. Barbra Streisand? Not so much STORY BY TOMMY BAYSDEN ©COLUMBIA PICTURES ROOTED IN THE TIDES The Prince of Tides showcases the Lowcountry as more than scenery…
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