Musings

When Sea Pines founder Charles Fraser laid out the plans that became the first resort community on America’s favorite island, the Sea Pines golf courses were integral parts of the dream.

Now that the CSA Community Center has reopened after a year of sensible precautions, there’s once again an art exhibit waiting just about any day of the year in the Shops at Sea Pines Center.

The addition of music on Saturdays and Sundays is another chapter in the long-told story at The Shops at Sea Pines Center.

How many things look different to us this spring, after the precautions of 2020 kept most of us close to home? Postponing pleasure doesn’t seem like such a good idea anymore.

Hazel Dean’s and The Shops at Sea Pines Center are offering a special welcome on Saturdays to Sea Pines visitors who may be arriving to begin their vacation.

When Heritage week rolls around each year, Hilton Head Island celebrates with a spirit that is truly one of a kind.

The monthly First Thursdays Art Market and the weekly, seasonal Farmers & Makers Market have both awakened to more color, more life than ever with the coming of Spring.

Beginning its eighth season, the Farmers & Makers Market presents more fresh, local produce, more seafood, more breads and cheeses, and more crafts and artisans than ever before.

The decision to add more color to the sun-kissed plaza of The Shops at Sea Pines Center traces back to the founder’s original vision for Sea Pines.

Beginning with the First Thursdays Art Market of March 4, the exhibits will include accomplished local artists from all around the area.