The South is full of creatives and makers, creating artwork, jewelry, gifts, and products that showcase the beauty of the region. You can purchase them at local shops and markets but many are also on Etsy. We've highlighted some of our favorite Southern makers to shop from this holiday season. All images property of the shop owners unless otherwise noted. Kerry Walker, … [Read more...] about 11 Southern Makers to Buy From This Holiday Season
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Giveaway: Moon Guides and Gifts
Moon Giveaway In honor of the holiday season, we've teamed up with our friends at Moon Guides, an imprint of Avalon Travel (who also publishes Rick Steves guides!) and Hachette Book Group. They've recently released a new edition of Moon Asheville & The Great Smoky Mountains, which happens to be written by my friend Jason Frye. They're giving away a few copies and other … [Read more...] about Giveaway: Moon Guides and Gifts
Where to See Snow in the South
Credit: Michael Patterson The Southern United States isn't known for its large peaks or ski slopes like those of Colorado or California. But it is possible to see snow in the south, no matter what the weather report says. The region has ski resorts, snow tubing, and other winter fun. Artificial snow is used at many of the resorts but some years, real snow is found in the … [Read more...] about Where to See Snow in the South
54+ Christmas Pop Up Bars to Visit This Holiday Season
Holiday pop up bars are the newest trend sweeping the nation, transforming themselves into winter wonderlands throughout the country, including the South. Companies like Miracle are known for their over-the-top style. All have a similar menu but the decorations vary slightly. Christmas sweaters The majority of the bars do not accept reservations, so you'll have to go … [Read more...] about 54+ Christmas Pop Up Bars to Visit This Holiday Season
Flora Bama: The Bar That Spans Two States
The wooden watering hole has seen countless storms since opening on the Alabama and Florida state lines in 1964. It was constructed on land set aside for a new bridge that added two miles of beach to Alabama. And conveniently for the owners, the Alabama side was in a dry county, making it an essential stop for travelers. For many years, it was the only building for miles … [Read more...] about Flora Bama: The Bar That Spans Two States
