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(161 1/2 King St. Tel. 843-727-3747)
www.plumelements.com
Bringing art into everyday life is the idea at this store in the arts and antiques district. Handcrafted (and functional) stoneware of Japanese inspiration fills the shelves.
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(4300 Ashley River Rd. Tel. 843-556-6020)
www.alluettes.com
There's plenty to enjoy at this living history museum at any time, including gardens, a history museum and an equestrian center, but focus this month is on antebellum harvest preparation. Nov. 14-15.
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(80 A Reid St. Tel. 843-577-6926)
www.alluettes.com
This holistic soul food café serves classic Southern, Gullah and Gheechi dishes featuring super-fresh produce from South Carolina fi elds. Try the shrimp salad and organic lima bean soup. $$
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(440 Coleman Blvd, Mt. Pleasant. Tel. 843-654-7296)
www.finzbar.com
Drink specials, live music and a fishing theme
make this bar a great spot for a night out with
friends. Order a couple of tapas along with a
cold draft beer.
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(Hunting Island. Tel. 843-838-7437)
More than three miles of beach and 5,000 acres of trails make Hunting Island one of the most popular beach destinations in South Carolina. It's also a nesting ground for endangered loggerhead turtles. www.huntingisland.com
This month...
Fun Fact!
Some of Charleston's historic streets are
paved with stones that were originally used as
ballast on English ships.
