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Winding down the road to Kiawah River, the slow dr

Winding down the road to Kiawah River, the slow drive invites rolled down windows and wide-eyed glances to the left and right, eyes sipping in the golden reflection on the marsh water, the stillness of the low tide contrasted with the exposed thrusting oyster clusters and the inviting shade of the giant oaks that flank the entrance.
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While perhaps an odd pairing to some, shrimp and g

While perhaps an odd pairing to some, shrimp and grits is a mouth-watering stable that has been long adored by Southerners for generations. Brought to the Lowcountry by the Gullah Geechee, shrimp and grits gained popularity centuries ago as a sailor’s breakfast, or “breakfast shrimp” as it was more commonly known. Lowcountry fishermen would prepare the grits as an affordable, one-pot meal, adding whatever shellfish they caught that day to the pot. But it wasn’t until the 1980s when the dish shot into the culinary mainstream and began appearing in restaurants across the South.

A Charleston native, Chef Carlos Brown is a celebrity executive chef, philanthropist and founder of the Shrimp & Grits Café in Charleston. Serving both quality interpretations of classic dishes and daring new ventures into the uncharted territories of food all while “saving hospitality,” Chef Carlos’ award-winning shrimp and grits dish has been recognized across the country, including a feature in the Smithsonian African American Museum in Washington, D.C.

While it’s hard to go wrong with a classic shrimp and grits recipe, Chef Carlos shared with us a few pro tips on preparing the signature Lowcountry dish to ensure near perfection in the kitchen.

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As the region’s first agrihood, Kiawah River fea

As the region’s first agrihood, Kiawah River features a working farm partnership with local Johns Island farmers complete with beef cattle, chickens, bees, produce, flower fields and a goat dairy. By fostering farm-to-table living, we have created a self-sustaining community that prioritizes residents’ wellness and a strong connection to nature. When we’re not enjoying fresh veggies from the Kiawah River Farm, the abundance of nearby farmers markets keeps our bellies full and families happy.

We’ve compiled a list of our favorite farmers markets to visit near Kiawah River so you can enjoy fresh produce all year long. Click the link in bio!

Escaping the bustle of the city for the serenity a

Escaping the bustle of the city for the serenity at Kiawah River is a great way to recharge and unwind.
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Life at Kiawah River is synonymous with life on th

Life at Kiawah River is synonymous with life on the water. The community’s commitment to sustainability allows residents to enjoy the Lowcountry’s many tidal rivers, creeks and ponds while offering an up-close experience with the surrounding ecosystems. And what better way to enjoy Mother Nature’s waterways than from a sailboat?

Sailing can be both a relaxing and physically demanding activity that offers a great way to get out on the water and enjoy an exciting experience surrounded by one of the most beautiful and unique landscapes in the world. At Kiawah River, beginner and avid sailors can set sail from the community dock. And just a stone’s throw from Kiawah River is one of our favorite places to set sail in the Lowcountry – Bohicket Marina & Market. #LiveSeaIslands

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With record-breaking sales, numerous ground breaki

With record-breaking sales, numerous ground breakings and new home offerings, 2021 has been an incredible year of progress at Kiawah River thus far. Most recently, we gathered to celebrate the highly anticipated grand opening of our first flagship residential amenity, the Spring House.

Click the link in bio for the Spring House Grand Opening Event Recap!

Don't miss out on Charleston Restaurant Week Septe

Don't miss out on Charleston Restaurant Week September 9-19, 2021! Executed by Explore Charleston, Charleston Restaurant Week is one of the most highly anticipated culinary events around the city. Enjoy the world-renowned cuisine of the Lowcountry as participating restaurants offer prix fixe lunch and dinner menus.

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Whether you are on team fruit or team vegetable, t

Whether you are on team fruit or team vegetable, there is no arguing the tomato plays an important role in cuisines all over the world. And no region champions the juicy delicacy better than the American South.

From the humble to the hearty, Southerners incorporate tomatoes into all sorts of famed dishes, like the tomato sandwich, fried green tomatoes, chow chow and tomato pie.
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Happy Labor Day Weekend! We hope you enjoy some re

Happy Labor Day Weekend! We hope you enjoy some relaxing days on the water with family and friends.
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Any day is instantly sweeter when you stop and sme

Any day is instantly sweeter when you stop and smell the flowers. From wild-growing roadside fields to pristine Southern hydrangeas, larkspurs, and magnolias, Kiawah River is home to an abundance of flora and fauna, and there is plenty in bloom throughout our wildflower meadows, trails and forests.
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Kiawah River pastures are grazed by Belted Gallowa

Kiawah River pastures are grazed by Belted Galloway cattle from Three Gates Cattle Company, a locally owned breeder. The organic beef cattle are grass-fed on 18 acres of shaded, creek-side pasture.

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The Spartina has a sweeping front porch that welco

The Spartina has a sweeping front porch that welcomes you into an open floor plan and is perfect for entertaining friends with an elegant living room and inviting spacious outdoor entertaining area overlooking Oak Park. The connecting dining area and kitchen add to the sense of space with vaulted ceilings, while the second floor provides a cozy den with large bedrooms for family or guests.

The Lowcountry’s flora comes to life with bright

The Lowcountry’s flora comes to life with bright bursts of seasonal blooms along the winding rivers and marshes and beneath the shady canopies of oak trees. At Kiawah River, one of our favorite ways to get outside and enjoy the change in season is with a picnic near one of our community’s many riverbanks and creeks.

Kiawah River announces Delpino Custom Homes, John

Kiawah River announces Delpino Custom Homes, John Wieland Homes and Holy City Construction as the latest homebuilders to join its Builders Guild, an elite team of homebuilders renowned for quality, coastal craftsmanship and unparalleled customer service.

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Scott Parker Brings Passion to Enriching & Preserv

Scott Parker Brings Passion to Enriching & Preserving Kiawah River’s Environment | Nestled among the sparkling marsh flats and sprawling live oak trees of the South Carolina Lowcountry is Kiawah River, an agrihood located just outside of Charleston, S.C. With 20 miles of shoreline and 1,000 acres of open green space, Kiawah River’s natural landscape is a sought-after rural retreat.

We recently sat down with Scott Parker, the landscape architect responsible for designing and nurturing Kiawah River’s diverse landscape, to learn all about what drives his vision for the community’s natural elements. From Kiawah River’s delicate marsh ecosystems to its natural and cultural landscapes, Scott has integrated a plan that pays homage to Kiawah River’s agricultural heritage while preserving the land for generations to come.

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As the South Carolina Lowcountry’s only agrihood

As the South Carolina Lowcountry’s only agrihood, Kiawah River prioritizes residents’ wellness and a strong connection to nature by offering endless opportunities to engage the community.

Founded by Jeff Snyder, Kiawah River’s chief environmental officer, the Kiawah River Wildlife Conservancy offers residents the rare opportunity to pay homage to Johns Island’s agricultural heritage by contributing to Kiawah River’s self-sustaining community.

This summer, residents are helping the Kiawah River Wildlife Conservancy build owl boxes to place throughout the community and will begin adding bat boxes later this fall. And while these boxes are built for our winged friends, they are by no means your typical birdhouse.
Photo: Jeff Becton

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Kiawah River Farm welcomes Spade and Clover, locat

Kiawah River Farm welcomes Spade and Clover, located at the neighborhood’s entrance. They specialize in farming fruits and vegetables that grow well in the Lowcountry’s subtropical environment. Including vine ripe tomatoes for tomato pie, cucumbers for marinated salads, kale for smoothies, to more exotic plants such as turmeric, ginger and galangal. Spade and Clover cultivate using a sustainable method called cover cropping, which returns valuable nutrients to the soil. They value growing with little negative environmental impact.
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Click the link in bio for Citrus Arugula Salad with Radish and Citrus Supremes recipe! harvest_catering

Captain John Irwin leads fly fishing lessons and

Captain John Irwin leads fly fishing lessons and seminars at Kiawah River for all skill levels, from beginners to experts looking to brush up on their techniques. With over 20 years of guiding experience, Captain John offers professional expertise across all of Kiawah River’s waterways and beyond.
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Beekeeping 101 | At Kiawah River, we are buzzing t

Beekeeping 101 | At Kiawah River, we are buzzing to tell you about our resident beehives and how you can take up the hobby of beekeeping right in your own backyard. Kiawah River’s resident beekeeper, Chuck Hudspeth, is responsible for maintaining our six beehives, each of which houses up to 50,000 bees and produces our famous Golden Honey. Before you set out to build your hive, check out these tips for what to do, and what not to do, to start harvesting delicious honey in your own backyard.

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The ebb and flow of the tide and the water’s slo

The ebb and flow of the tide and the water’s slow crawl to the sea set the pace for life in the Charleston Lowcountry and for life at Kiawah River. Being part of the sea islands, Kiawah River sits on the largest barrier island in South Carolina. Between its emblematic oak trees and breathtaking marsh views, there is nothing more iconic – and thus nothing more represented in regional art – than the scenes of the Lowcountry.
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Staying well at Kiawah River is easy. With over 15

Staying well at Kiawah River is easy. With over 15 miles of nature trails throughout the woods and along the water at Kiawah River, there’s no need to “fit in” exercise – you’ll want to spend your evenings in nature, and you’ll be happier for it. One study looked at the effect nature had on our mood and overall. No surprise there, we are happiest when we’re outside and when we build nature into each day. The nature trails offer an ideal way for you to get outside as you could walk these trails for months and never walk the same expanse twice.

Here on Johns Island, we have an abundance of loca

Here on Johns Island, we have an abundance of local farmers who deliver bountiful, fresh produce to our local markets and homes through Kiawah River Farm's CSA. But there’s nothing like harvesting your own garden of veggies in the comfort of your backyard.

Click the link in bio for the Farmer’s Almanac: Gardening Tips for August.

Create a Summertime Retreat with these Décor Tips

Create a Summertime Retreat with these Décor Tips from Interior Designer Alecia Stevens. Memorial Day has come and gone, and the dog days of summer are upon us at Kiawah River. While summer is typically accompanied by beach days and bathing suits, the change in weather doesn’t just mean a change of wardrobe. These months are also an ideal time to give your home a much-needed seasonal refresh. Interior designer Alecia Stevens shares her favorite tips for elevating your home with light fabrics, bright colors and natural tones for warmer months in the Lowcountry.

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Winding down the road to Kiawah River, the slow dr

Winding down the road to Kiawah River, the slow drive invites rolled down windows and wide-eyed glances to the left and right, eyes sipping in the golden reflection on the marsh water, the stillness of the low tide contrasted with the exposed thrusting oyster clusters and the inviting shade of the giant oaks that flank the entrance.
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