Inside Charleston Parks
Insight from the Lead Parks Angels & the voices of the Charleston Parks Conservancy
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This summer, a dedicated group of Parks Conservancy volunteers are braving the Charleston heat and humidity to keep our parks looking great. This week read about Patricia Harpell, who’s watering Cannon Park.
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One of summer’s greatest pleasures is stretching out on a blanket in the park grasses and reading a book under the shade of an oak tree. Throw in a glass of sweet tea or an iced coffee and the day is darn near perfect. Aug. 9 was Book Lovers Day so that got us thinking about some great park-inspired books to pull off the bookshelf.
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This summer, a dedicated group of Parks Conservancy volunteers are braving the Charleston heat and humidity to keep our parks looking great. This week read about Melissa Garvan, who’s watering Brittlebank Park.
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And so it begins: the steamy month of August along with the promise of cooler fall days. While it’s tempting to spend the days indoors, there are plenty of activities this month around Charleston – several in or near our local parks. So, we’ve pulled a few highlights.
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Gardening can be an incredibly relaxing activity. It’s a chance to turn on your iPod and tune out the stresses of your world. So, with that in mind, we give you our favorite gardening- and flower-themed tunes so you can create your own gardening playlist.
