Welcome to the Charleston Parks Conservancy’s monthly event email! Connect with your parks and community through year-round programs and events. View our full events calendar. |
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| Trees of Our Roots: A Guided Native Tree Walk Wednesday, September 4 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Colonial Lake Free – 10 spots available Join Bartlett Tree Experts for an informative outdoor session on tree maintenance and the common issues impacting tree health. |
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Design From Your Parks: A Charleston Autumn Saturday, September 7 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Rose Pavilion at Hampton Park $35 – 16 spots available Learn about adding fall color to your garden and shade-loving plants like hydrangeas and ferns. We’ll also cover planting fruit trees and ordering bulbs. |
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| Walk in the Park: Weekly Walking Group
Mondays, September 9-October 14 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. West Ashley Greenway Free – Unlimited spots available Whether you’re a seasoned walker or just starting, this in-person event is perfect for anyone looking to get active and enjoy the outdoors. |
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Fall Music in the Park Series Thursday, September 12 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Magnolia Park and Community Gardens Free – Unlimited spots available Join us for an evening of live music, food trucks, and good vibes! Free to attend at Magnolia Park in West Ashley. Bring blankets, enjoy the tunes, and savor local food trucks. |
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| Herbal Walk in the Park Thursday, September 19 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. The Gazebo at Hampton Park $10 – 23 spots available Learn to identify herbs, their medicinal properties, and practical uses. Discover foraging techniques and explore five seasonal, beneficial Lowcountry plants. |
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Early Morning Bird Walk Thursday, September 21 7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. West Ashley Park Free – 0 spots available Guided by expert Charles Donnelly with Holy City Birding, explore Charleston’s diverse bird species on a leisurely stroll through the park. Walks range from 0.5 to 1 mile, depending on bird activity |
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| The Walking Book Club® Saturday, September 28 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Colonial Lake Free – 31 spots available Join Charleston Parks Conservancy, Julie Kaminski with The Walking Book Club®, and the Charleston Literary Festival for a unique 4-week experience! Listen to the audiobook Piglet while walking or gardening in the parks. Be sure to read more insights from Julie as she shares her thoughts on the joys of combining literature with the outdoors. |
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Sponsor a Program or Event Sponsoring a Charleston Parks Conservancy program or event helps the organization sustain and enhance its mission throughout the community. Corporate partnerships are integral to our work, and the Conservancy offers many benefits commensurate with the level of support, including positive public recognition and promotional benefits for clients and employees. To become a sponsor of our events please contact Emily Topham. |
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Party for the Parks: Palm Royale Saturday, November 2, 2024 – Colonial Lake Tickets go on sale Tuesday, September 10 at 10 a.m. |
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| The Charleston Parks Conservancy has been nominated as the Charleston Regional Business Journal‘s Nonprofit Organization of the Year! Please help us win by casting your vote daily through September 27. Each vote raises awareness for our mission to nurture and steward Charleston’s parks, creating vibrant spaces for all to enjoy. Click the link below, select “Companies of the Year,” scroll to “Nonprofit Organization of the Year,” find Charleston Parks Conservancy, and vote! |
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ABOUT THE CONSERVANCY Charleston Parks Conservancy is a nonprofit organization dedicated to securing 100% of the funds essential for the operation and programming of Charleston’s parks, acting on behalf of the city. While our partners at the City contribute 10% of the Conservancy’s required budget, donations from supporters and attendees of our paid programs enable us to continue our high standard of care to keep the park clean, green, and thriving. The core mission of Charleston Parks Conservancy revolves around safeguarding, nurturing, and enhancing the various parks under its purview, cultivating an atmosphere conducive to connecting people with their parks. As diligent stewards, the Conservancy is committed to actively involving the community through cared-for gardens, welcoming amenities, and top-notch programming. The organization believes that within an urban landscape, every individual deserves access to a park that facilitates recreation, provides moments of respite, and stewards community relationships. Read More. |
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When parks thrive, people thrive. Donate today to make an impact in our community. |
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