Colonial Lake Revitalization – 2025
In early June 2016, the Charleston Parks Conservancy celebrated the completion of a $5.9 million revitalization of one of Charleston’s iconic public spaces.
In early June 2016, the Charleston Parks Conservancy celebrated the completion of a $5.9 million revitalization of one of Charleston’s iconic public spaces.
The Charleston Parks Conservancy raised nearly $75,000 for the transformation of one of CHarleston's hidden treasures, Corrine Jones Park. Located at 36 Marlow Drive, this park now offer recreational, gardening and community gathering activites for everyone to enjoy.
Steven Washington Park aka “Wash Diamond” was the center for recreation in the Grace Triangle Community. People all around Charleston/Dorchester…
The Charleston Parks Conservancy, in partnership with ArtFields Collective (Lake City, SC), and supported by the City of…
In 2021, within Medway Community Garden, a program bloomed to bring community and support to women and families.
In Spring 2024, the Charleston Parks Conservancy installed South Carolina’s first public Food Forest at Mulberry Park in the…
In partnership with the City of Charleston and the Mazyck-Wraggborough Neighborhood Association, the Charleston Parks Conservancy lead an effort to revive and renovate Wragg Square.
UPDATE, MARCH 2025: THE PLAYGROUND IS NOW OPEN! Situated along the beautiful Wappoo Creek, in the Historic Oak-lined neighborhood of…
In November 2015, the Charleston Parks Conservancy expanded its community garden program into James Island with the opening of Medway Park and Community Garden.
Shaw Community Center serves the downtown community by hosting after-school and summer programs, as well as camps and educational courses for people of all ages.