You know the feeling: your car is past its prime. It’s out of warranty, and although nothing major has happened yet, that check engine light has flashed on a few times, you know your brakes haven’t always made that sound…
Listen. We at Fig Magazine are suckers for beautiful flowers. Nothing’s going to stop us in our farmers’ market tracks faster than a flower cart full of pinks, purples, and greens, all trailing together like a field of wildflowers…
Park Circle welcomes the delicious noodles from Katsubō.
In this issue, we’re bringing you incredible local businesses, organizations, and people that create the fabric of our city. Fig Magazine is your love local guide to discovering and celebrating all Charleston has to offer.
North Charleston has, at times, had a reputation for being…how to say this delicately…one of the less enchanting corners of the Charleston region. It’s not exactly known for dreamy live oak avenues or historic mansions…
No two people have the same financial journey over the course of their lifetime. REV Federal Credit Union not only understands that; they celebrate it. This is a credit union deeply rooted in the Lowcountry community and committed to helping it thrive…
Kelsey Ferguson has grown up with Bobbles & Lace. This Maine native and Charleston transplant started her career with the company, fell in love with the brand, and now she and her husband are excited to share this fun…
Downtown Charleston. West Ashley. Mount Pleasant. To locals and visitors alike, these three areas evoke entirely different descriptions, expectations, and emotions. They can feel almost as disparate as they are separated by water…
Designed and produced four times a year, Fig Magazine Charleston is filled with the latest in Charleston including local shopping, dining, arts, events, and community.
Founder Christine Conti embraces the mantra: Be Deaf to the Doubt
Green Heart Project is nourishing students, schools, and communities across Charleston County.
SpaceLove turns residences into sanctuaries.
Plus, get details on their November 21 gathering—sponsored by Fig Magazine Charleston.
