If you've been to a beach on the East Coast over the last few summers, you've probably seen a Shibumi Shade — a rounded arch of lightweight poles, a thin blue or teal canopy floating above like a kite ...

If you’re lucky enough to own an oceanfront house in Wrightsville Beach, you’ll look out on the sand, the water and—starting this weekend—an endless stretch of blue and turquoise fabric. In this North ...

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There’s nothing like the blazing sun to cut outdoor activities short during the warm months, whether you’re at the beach, park or campsite. Wind-powered shades, like Shibumi’s classic beach shade, can ...

More than a decade after Myrtle Beach introduced its current ordinance banning wind-activated shading devices during the busy tourist season, the city is considering a trial run allowing popular ...

Shibumi Shades, pictured near the Springmaid Pier are popular 10-to-15-foot shades that fly between two poles. July 5, 2022. JASON LEE MyrtleBeach As Myrtle Beach enters another tourist season, city ...

Deemed "the subject that will not go away," by Mayor Mark Kruea, Shibumi Shades and other wind-activated shading devices may finally be coming to Myrtle Beach. At a monthly workshop meeting Tuesday, ...

Let's be honest, we're all drama queens sometimes. Whether you're texting your bestie you're “literally dying” over the latest celebrity gossip or declaring on social media that Monday mornings are ...

Low-dollar shipments from overseas are about to get more expensive. The days are ticking down until the de minimis exemption for customs duties expires as part of President Trump’s global tariff ...

In downtown L.A., Michelin-starred Shibumi will close permanently on July 19, and chef Stephanie Izard’s rooftop restaurant Cabra is scheduled to shutter in the Hoxton hotel on July 31. Michael Mina’s ...