Transplanting Roots – new traditions, rich in flavor and full of memories

Thanksgiving, a time for family and friends to gather over a delicious meal of tradition, heritage and fellowship.
It�s a time when you feel inspired to invite new neighbors to your table.
A time when friends without family nearby become a part of your own.
A time when your best friend�s shepherd�s pie and your new neighbor�s manicotti make it next to your Polish sausage and your new found love, southern sweet potato souffl�.
Memories baked into every dish.

The beauty of moving to a town like Summerville is the warmth and hospitality that make you feel at home from the moment you arrive.
It�s a community of long-time Summervillians, recent transplants from up North, those serving in the military and young couples raising kids in one of the state�s best school districts.
Holidays in the Lowcountry bond the community and instill a sense of belonging� no matter your roots.

Whatever your Thanksgiving traditions, may this year�s be grounded in the Lowcountry spirit of gratitude, hospitality, and the kind of food that nourishes the body and the soul.

Happy Thanksgiving.