The coworking space is well-decorated, so there’s no fear of turning on your camera for video calls. | Photo provided by Kinry Club
There’s a new kid on the block — the Kinry Club is now open on Coleman Boulevard. Picture this: a space where you can get work done while having support for the kiddos. This new, mother-owned concept is a membership-based family social club for work, play, and community.
There are 2,000 sqft of space for open play.
Photo provided by Kinry Club
The 4,000-sqft club is a cross between your living room, a daycare, and your favorite neighborhood coffee shop. Some of the space’s founding members are calling it “the modern village and community.” Here’s what’s offered:
Coworking space
Cafe
Care for the kiddos
Community events
Programming
A virtual care concierge team
The Kinry Club team hopes the space will help build a sense of community for families.
Photo provided by Kinry Club
The team behind the multi-purpose club also hopes to offer a space where members can join in on events that create bonds + build a sense of community.
Explore the different membership packages offered to see which is the best fit for your family.
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Credit One Charleston Open | 11 a.m. | Credit One Stadium | $39+ | Watch world-class athletes compete right here in the Lowcountry.
Spring SWEAT Series | 6-8 p.m. | Mount Pleasant Towne Centre | Free | Bring your yoga mat, water, and friends to The Oaks + enjoy the spring weather for this outdoor fitness series.
Thursday, April 3
Networking After Dark | 5-7 p.m. | The Camden Room | $0+ | Join this networking experience connecting students with leaders.
Starlight Yoga | 7:30-8:30 p.m. | Mount Pleasant Pier | $12+ | Flow under the moon and stars in this yoga class open to all fitness levels — plus, all participants will receive a special glow-in-the-dark prize.
Friday, April 4
Flowertown Festival | Until Sunday, April 6 | Azalea Park, Summerville | Free entry | Stop by this three-day event where flowers meet hospitality at the largest arts and crafts festivals in the Southeast.
Harken Happy Hour | 5-8 p.m. | Harken Cafe & Bakery | Price of purchase | In collaboration with downtown’s First Friday, this cafe will be serving wine + beer on our piazza after hours.
Paddles & Pints | 7-9 p.m. | The Pickle Bar, Summerville | $20 | Support Meals on Wheels of Summerville at this open-play fundraiser night.
Coniglio Palm Beach, a resort wear brand, has opened its first Charleston store. Fun fact: The store on Archdale Street will feature a specially curated room highlighting a local artist every month.
Festival
There are only 11 days left of The Charleston Festival — so what are you waiting for? Take a look at the event calendar and book your next experience. We recommend checking out “FRAGMENTS + FACADES,” an art exhibition at the Aiken-Rhett House.
Eat
‘Tis the season for soft-shell crabs. Enjoy the molting mollusk at Hotel Bennett’s Gabrielle. Executive Chef Edgar Kano is serving up an SC soft-shell crab po’ boy for lunch and crisp SC soft-shell crab salad for dinner, book your reservation.
Outdoors
Little Goat Island, located just off the Isle of Palms, is now permanently protected. The donated conservation easement will aim to continue to support wildlife, clean waterways, and the beauty of the Lowcountry.
Arts
Calling all art lovers. “Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” + “Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience” will return to the Lowcountry on Friday, July 11, through Monday, Sept. 1. The exhibition will be displayed at Festival Hall.
Fun Fact
The I’On Community is celebrating its 30th anniversary this month. The development, located off of Mathis Ferry Road, contains restaurants, homes, trails, and one of CHStoday’s favorite wine bars. Before it was a community, soybeans were grown on the land, and pottery dating to the pre-Columbian period has been found during archaeological digs.
Concert
Next year, the multi-talented Matthew Morrison, known for his role in “Glee,” will perform at The Gaillard Center. Tickets go on sale this Friday, April 4, at 11 a.m., for Morrison’s “Rhythms & Revelations” performance. The show will be on Tuesday, February 3, at 7:30 p.m. (Holy City Sinner)
Feel Good
We’re not crying… okay, yes we are — but, all happy tears because this is so sweet. Credit One Charleston Open athletes took time out of their busy schedules to meet + sign tennis balls for young patients at the Medical University of South Carolina. (WCBD)
Number
10. That’s how many minutes it takes to make your own smoothie bowl at home. Build a better breakfast by topping this easy recipe with crunchy toppings + fresh fruit — your body and taste buds will thank you.*
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Chef Orlando Pagán says he cannot live without a digital scale, as the restaurant’s recipes are measured in grams. | Photo by Jonathan Boncek via Wild Common
Wild Common recently celebrated its sixth anniversary in March, but who says the party has to stop? We’re continuing to celebrate this downtown spot known for its imaginative tasting menu crafted with curated ingredients. Keep reading to meet Chef Orlando Pagán, who has been with Wild Common since its opening.
Where do you draw inspiration for the menus?
Honestly, from everywhere. But mainly our staff members. We have one simple rule: we only put on the menu food that we love to eat.
Do you have any local farmer markets you like best?
I actually have a favorite farmer. His name is Casey Costa, and he owns Dogpatch Farmstead. We work very closely with him and try to utilize as much of his produce as possible. The passion and care that he puts into his produce show.
Cooper River Bridge Run, Flowertown Festival, Credit One Charleston Open... oh my. If you’re looking for plans, this weekend is packed.
🍓 Here’s another option: The Lowcountry Strawberry Festival. Head to Boone Hall for shows + entertainment, a petting zoo, crafts, food, and berries, of course.
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