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👨‍🍳 New chef + menu

Park + Grove names new executive chef and will roll out a revamped menu
Chef Wilson preparing a dish.
Park + Grove is known for incorporating local and seasonal ingredients. | Photo by Paige Green
Park + Grove, at 730 Rutledge Ave., is rolling out some changes. The seasonal eatery has named Chef Andrew Wilson its new Executive Chef and will debut a new menu after Restaurant Week beginning Monday, Jan. 22.

Chef Wilson brings more than two decades of experience and spent some of his career honing his skills in Charleston restaurants like FIG.

Karalee Fallert, CEO + founder of All Good Industries, which manages Park + Grove, says, “His commitment to excellence, creativity, and a deep connection to the local food scene make him a perfect fit for our restaurant.”

The revamped menu under Chef Wilson will still emphasize local ingredients, and guests can see new winter dishes like miso-glazed South Carolina turnips with shoyu + mint, Cindy Tarvin’s grilled shrimp, sea island red peas, local pepper salad, lemon vinaigrette, and duck confit sandwich with apricot mostarda, goat cheese, arugula on schiacciata.
 
Events
Wednesday, Jan. 10
  • The Folly Art Village | Wednesday, Jan. 10-Wednesday, Aug. 20 | 5-9 p.m. | The Washout Restaurant, 41 Center St., Folly Beach | Price of purchase | Join the heart of Folly Beach for live music, local food, and vendors.
Thursday, Jan. 11
  • A New Year Free-for-all | Thursday, Jan. 11 | 6-8:30 p.m. | Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art, 161 Calhoun St., Charleston | Free | Art lovers are invited to let go, look forward, and make new friends.
  • The Lehman Trilogy | Thursday, Jan. 11-Saturday, Jan. 13 | 7 p.m. | PURE Theatre, 134 Cannon St., Charleston | $47-$53 | This theatrical event charts the rise and fall leading to the failure of the financial institution that would ultimately bring the global economy to its knees.
Friday, Jan. 12
  • Walk + Talk Charleston: Journey to the IAAM | Friday, Jan. 12-Saturday, Jan. 13 | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Charleston Place Hotel, 205 Meeting St., Charleston | $35 | Follow the legacy of Black liberation from past to present.
  • Nighttime at the Museum 21+ | Friday, Jan. 12 | 7-10 p.m. | The Charleston Museum, 360 Meeting St., Charleston | $65-$80 | Come dressed as your favorite character from history or animal and discover the spicier side of the museum’s collections.
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Try This

Take a tour of Morrison Yard apartments

Try This: Take a tour of Morrison Yard apartments
Presented by a CHStoday partner
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Stop by the Morrison Yard lobby + explore your potential new home. | Photo provided by Morrison Yard
Callie here. Looking for a place to live with million-dollar views without the million-dollar price tag? Enter: Morrison Yard. The dog-friendly community is located at 838 Morrison Dr., and features local businesses + artisans in the nearby retail spaces. I recently toured Morrison Yard for myself, and it was gorgeous.

What we tried:

When I walked into the grand lobby, I was greeted by a scene straight out of a magazine — complete with a custom scent (pro tip: you can ask for the Morrison Yard scent at Candlefish), and the kindest staff.

The facilities are top-of-the-line and it’s evident the team is working hard to make relationships and connect with the community.

After my tour, Morrison Yard hosted a Charleston Moves event, where the team unveiled plans to break ground on a bike + pedestrian path from the community to the Ravenel Bridge.
What not to miss
News Notes
Eat
  • Prohibition is celebrating a decade in business and will offer new brunch and dinner menus. Recent menu additions include the lobster roll, street corn tostada, and “butter chicken” cauliflower. The restaurant will also open a new location in Columbia later this year.
Drink
  • Sèchey, a Charleston-based alcohol-free beverage company that offers alternative wine, beer + spirits, announced some of its products are available for purchase in Target. (Charleston City Paper)
Development
  • There are plans for Johns Island to become the new home of a housing community for older adults. Esau Jenkins Village, named after the local civil rights leader, will have 72 units with apartments and amenities. The project should be completed in 16 months and will break ground in February. (Charleston Regional Business Journal)
Travel
  • Breeze Airways announced the return of nonstop flights between Charleston (CHS) and Los Angeles (LAX). This service will be twice a week and begins on Friday, May 3.
Sports
  • After two big wins, College of Charleston Women’s basketball guard Taryn Barbot was named the CAA Rookie of the Week. See Barbot in action and the rest of the Cougars at their next home game this Friday, Jan. 12. (Holy City Sinner)
Kids
  • Need summer plans for the kiddos? Wild Blue Ropes Adventure Park on James Island has opened enrollment for its 2024 Charleston Summer Camps. These programs will run weekly, Monday-Friday, from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. and are $275 per child. (Holy City Sinner)
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Wellness
  • In our latest edition of CHS Wellness in partnership with Roper St. Francis Healthcare: Study on alcohol consumption, local running clubs, healthy habits to keep in 2024, and more.*
 
Active

10 Pilates studios

Pilates studios around Charleston
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Let’s get physical. | Photo provided by Taylor Grant Pilates
New year, new hobby? Pilates is a low-impact exercise focusing on strengthening muscles and improving posture and flexibility. Plus, it can enhance your mental wellbeing.

Classes typically last ~45 minutes to an hour, and it is something you can do at home, a studio, or a gym. If you’re interested in the latter two options, keep reading for options around Charleston. If you have a Pilates studio to add to our list, send it to the team.
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Today’s edition by:
Erika
From the editor
After my experience at Synchronicity, I’m inspired to try Pilates. Let me know if you enjoy this form of exercise.
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