Park renovations projects are happening in different ways.
First-time projects require planning, planting and a whole lot of community support. Get involved with a one of our renovation projects today.
It’s amazing what some plants can do. At the end of April, the Rotary Charleston-Breakfast Club helped the Charleston Parks Conservancy transform Logan Street Triangle, a triangle of green space…
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Long-awaited improvements to Colonial Lake are on the horizon. The Conservancy will launch a capital campaign in late spring/early summer with construction set to begin in spring 2014.
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Dust off your tennis racquets! The Maybank Tennis Center has reopened after an extensive renovation, supported in part by the Charleston Parks Conservancy.
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The bulldozers in the background were a visible sign that work is under way at the Maybank Tennis Center. The Charleston Parks Conservancy was on hand for a news conference…
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Over the course of three days, more than 50 volunteers helped put 1,000 plants in the ground as part of a major garden installation in Allan Park this month. The…
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The transformation at Corrine Jones Park has been pretty amazing. Last fall we installed brand new playground equipment, and a few weeks later architecture students from Clemson University designed and…
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About 100 neighbors and supporters gathered recently in Allan Park to celebrate a neighborhood’s storied history and to usher in a transformation in the park. Not much more than patches…
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Plant List for Allan Park
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Thank you for your support in 2011! We've had an exciting year at the Conservancy with many milestones and celebrations. We are grateful for the support of our members, donors…
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The excitement at Corrine Jones Park last Saturday was evident to anyone who might have wandered by to see what all the activity was about. Some 40 people were putting…
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The Greater Avondale Neighborhood along with the Charleston Parks Conservancy, the Mount Pleasant Land Conservancy with the help of the Charleston County Council and the county’s Greenbelt Fund celebrated the…
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After several months of planning and fundraising, work on the redevelopment of Corrine Jones Park is taking shape. The new playground equipment has been ordered and is expected to be…
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The Conservancy clears another hurdle in our plans for a new neighborhood park and urban horticultural center.
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Simonton Park has received quite the facelift this spring and summer with the help of the Charleston Parks Conservancy's Park Angels.
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The Charleston Parks Conservancy and the Graduate Student Association at the College of Charleston teamed up for the Spring semester to help out in Cannon Park.
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The neighborhood’s vision for a new playground at Corrine Jones Park is getting closer everyday.
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The College of Charleston Graduate Student Association and the Charleston Parks Conservancy will be planting a new garden in Cannon Park this Spring and we need your help!
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A new playground for Corrine Jones Park is within reach. With your support, we can ensure a quality play experience for all our local kids. Be a part of the…
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The Conservancy needs your help in steering us in the right direction. We want to hear your opinions and gauge your understanding of exciting projects and initiatives that will potentially…
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