Art + Music
Kiawah River’s Winter Playlist
Whether you’re getting away to the mountains for the weekend or driving home to see family, settle down to tunes selected by our team member,...
The Science of Oysters: Why They Taste Better in Cooler Months
For seafood lovers in Charleston, SC, the arrival of cooler months signals the start of oyster season. But have you ever wondered why oysters taste...
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Events | Food
Kiawah River Hosts Lowcountry Field Feast PLUS an Epic Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie Recipe
Kiawah River was honored to partner with Byrdhouse PR in support of Lowcountry Local First to host the 10th annual Lowcountry Field Feast. Each fall,...
Adventure
Q&A with Chris Crolley of Coastal Expeditions
Meet Chris Crolley, Captain and CEO of Coastal Expeditions Chris Crolley has been deeply involved in the creeks and rivers and oceans of Charleston for the...
Area Guide
Charleston’s Buy Local Month
November 15 – December 15 As the holidays approach, you can pick up thoughtful gifts while supporting local businesses as part of Buy Local Month. Lowcountry...
Events
Events: Bourbon & Friends at Kiawah River
Under the canopy of ancient live oak trees, the Blade and Bow cocktail caravan sat close to the river’s edge and greeted guests with smiles...
Area Guide
Around the Campfire: A Kiawah River Ghost Story and Halloween Happenings
In the spirit of Halloween, Kiawah River is sharing one of Charleston’s spookiest and little-known tales that hits close to home: the tale of America’s...
Food
Cooking Red Drum with Chef Jeremiah Bacon
With so many monikers, it’s hard to know which fish is the red drum and which fish is the channel bass. Here’s a hint: they’re...
Art + Music
Kiawah River Nominated for Design in Great Spaces Award
Our team is thrilled to be considered as a nominee for the Room with a View category at the Design in Great Spaces Awards this...
Nature | Wellness
Why Does Kiawah River Honey Taste Like Summer? Our Beekeeper Explains.
September is National Honey Month, so it is only fitting that we dedicate a post to the miraculous honeybee and highlight its important role at...
Nature
The Quintessential Plants of the Lowcountry
Charleston and the surrounding Lowcountry is known for its warm weather and winding waterways, but its flowering plants and green and gold marsh grasses are...
Food
Spritzer with a Sea Island Twist
Photos by Holy City Handcraft and Chris Isham Enjoy this end-of-summer drink by expert Miguel of Holy City Handcraft as one of Kiawah River’s signature cocktail. The...
Art + Music
Charleston Artists Interpret Kiawah River’s Story
Kiawah River’s Farmhouse and Cookhouse have been transformed into cozy art galleries where you’ll find curious and vibrant expressions of life along the river, hand-selected...
Area Guide
Looking Up at the Angel Oak Tree
Photo by Mike Norton Kiawah River is just 15 minutes from the Angel Oak tree on Johns Island, reported to be one of the largest oak...
Nature
Life Is Abundant in the Marsh Ecosystem
Earth tones of green, gold, and brown pepper the salt marshes throughout Kiawah River, while herons wait patiently for small fiddler crabs, shrimp, and red...
