Charleston Women

Charleston Women

  • Magazines
    • Charleston Women Magazine
    • South Carolina Women in Real Estate Magazine
    • Subscribe to Charleston Women
  • Podcasts
    • Charleston Women Podcast
    • SC Women in Real Estate Podcast
  • She Shines Winners
  • Order She Shines Plaque
  • About

Mother-Daughter Road Trips: Take Your Mom Out of Town

Girls’ weekends always make for great memories, from unplugged beach days to thrifting for antiques. Whether you indulge in an annual girlfriend getaway or you’re a newbie, there’s likely one person you haven’t taken a trip with in a good while: your mom. We’ve come up with five very different experiences, all designed to suit […]

From Family to Plate: Finding Inspiration in the Kitchen

Anyone who truly loves food knows that some of our favorite dishes aren’t so much about the taste but the nostalgic memories that .accompany them. I will always associate the taste of Passover brisket with my grandmother, and, although you would be hard-pressed to find processed foods in my pantry, I can’t imagine ever braising […]

What Makes CoolSculpting So Cool?

CoolSculpting is the newest med-spa trend in body makeovers. Its origins trace back to some popsicle-loving children in Massachusetts. There, Drs. Rox Anderson and Dieter Manstein, both affiliated with Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, identified a condition known as popsicle panniculitis. It seemed that repeated exposure to cold popsicles could destroy cheek fat […]

The Woman Behind the Daniel Jordan Fiddle Foundation for Adult Autism

Amn adult and child holding a puzzle heart.

Many parents and caregivers of children are familiar with the stress of planning and preparing for the future and their children’s transition into adulthood. Linda J. Walder was no exception. As a mother of a child diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the early 1990s, Walder’s activist spirit led her to pursue the best […]

Thrill of the Hunt: The Gathered Hens Find Local Treasures

A young boy and girl washing with antique sinks.

Amber Bennett, whose design career began when she renovated The Little House on her family’s estate at 20 years old, insists that her knack for the decorative arts and architecture is in her genes. The daughter of a fashionista and granddaughter of a bargain hunter, she’s not wrong. Her grandmother, Vivian, was known to drive […]

Bridging Generations with Grandmillennial Style

Grandmillennial style living room

Grandmillennial style is a phrase that’s been circulating since late 2019 but is seeing increasing popularity as 2021 interior design trends emerge. At its core is incorporating antiques, bold patterns and textures and embracing a sense of lived-in individuality within our homes. My interior design and home renovation bucket list has always included owning a […]

Change of a Dress: How One Sisterhood Found Strength in a Special Garment

Jenny

While social media typically presents the perfect picture of conception, pregnancy and motherhood, it simply isn’t the reality for many, or dare I say most, women. The real stories are often never heard, because sharing the hard truths and trying times carries the risk of vulnerability and, sadly, even judgement from others — yet these […]

Inspired By Mom: The Chris Singleton Story

Chris Singleton holds a photo and a poem of his mother, Sharonda.

W.hen Chris Singleton speaks about his mother, there’s a sense of elation in his voice. Sharonda Coleman Singleton held her three children to a high standard. “No C’s were allowed,” Chris reminisced. “She expected greatness.” She was a single mother, a speech language pathologist and a youth pastor. Chris said she worked various other freelance […]

No Hidden Figures: Three Women and Their Pivotal Roles in the IAAM

Left to Right, Martina Morale, Rev. DeMett Jenkins and Cheryl German.

The International African American Museum, located in Charleston, is scheduled to open in 2022. It will tell stories about journeys that began centuries ago in Africa and yet still continue. Millions of Africans, captured and forced across ocean waters, arrived at Gadsden’s Wharf in Charleston and other Atlantic ports. Despite the grueling labor, their resistance […]

What Came First Was the Eggroll: The Story behind Little Miss Ha

A taste of what you may find at Little Miss Ha Vietnamese Cuisine.

W.hen Janice Hudgins was growing up, there was a weekly egg roll assembly line in their kitchen. “I rolled them with my mom, and dad fried them,” she recalled. “My little brother Ryan, who is now my head chef, was too small to do much more than peel off the wrappers. Then my older brother […]

« Previous Page
Next Page »

About icon About Charleston Women
Read digital Magazine icon Read Charleston Women Magazine
Read digital Magazine icon Read SC Women in Real Estate Magazine
Arrow icon Business
Arrow icon Real Estate
Arrow icon Wellness
Arrow icon Style
Arrow icon Arts
Arrow icon Philanthropy
Arrow icon At Home
Arrow icon Food

We Are On…

Charleston Women is on Facebook!
Charleston Women is on Instagram!
Danco Home, Modern Furniture.
Ad: Buxton & Collie Attorneys at Law
Woodhouse Day Spa,Mount Pleasant, SC. At Woodhouse Spa, we curate and customize each luxurious treatment in-house to deliver the exact mood you desire, now and long after you leave.
Read Mount Pleasant Magazine Online
Read Charleston Women Magazine

MORE

Videos
Photoshoot Videos
Subscribe
Advertise
Contact

© 2025 CHARLESTONWOMEN.COM, Charleston Women in Business · All Rights Reseved