Here in the middle of the Miracle Mile, the very center of the vision that became America’s favorite vacation island, we give thanks for the fortunate position of seeing so many people experience such extraordinary joy.

The story of Sea Pines golf – and indeed the story of Hilton Head Island – is hard to tell without relying heavily on the idea of blending.

A well-loved Hilton Head Island tradition for 36 years, the Hilton Head Wine & Food Festival steps out with a Sip and Stroll through the plaza of the Shops at Sea Pines Center, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. September 15.

Our First Thursdays Art Market on September 2 means Happy Birthday time for this already well-loved event.

There’s art in the business of Hilton Head restaurants. There’s magic here, meaning that it all adds up to more than just the sum of food and atmosphere.

Farmers market lovers across the country will celebrate National Farmers Market Week August 1 through 7. It’s a way of focusing attention on the value these markets bring to their communities.

Sense of humor, sense of style, a sense of wearing life a little lighter – all these are in the essence of the inside information you can find here and share with guests. Just one of the joys of The Shops at Sea Pines Center.

At The Shops at Sea Pines Center, people gather here any way they want. Residents and visitors alike drip by just to hear what’s going on this week.

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.