Picture this: Lounging by the pool with a cocktail as you soak in the sweeping Charleston Harbor views. | Rendering provided by The Cooper
The date is set. The Cooper, a highly anticipated luxury hotel, is making its debut on Charleston Harbor next spring and will officially host overnight guests for the first time on Sunday, March 1.
This feels like the perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring the Holy City.
Rendering provided by The Cooper
The city’s first luxury waterfront hotel will be located just steps away from Joe Riley Waterfront Park and boast 191 guest rooms (including 20 suites) curated by designers Champalimaud Design and Atelier Kim.
This feels like a dreamy wedding location, clipped straight out of a magazine.
Rendering provided by The Cooper
The Cooper will also offer more than 20,000 sqft of indoor and outdoor event space for weddings, meetings, and other celebrations. We’re eyeing the stunning grand lawn, which can accommodate 400 guests.
Other hotel highlights include:
Rooftop infinity pool with cabanas
7,000-sqft spa
Recovery Room
Fitness center
On-site marina with a fleet of luxury vessels (including a Hinckley yacht), for guest excursions, dinner cruises, and private events
Here they grow again. Odd Duck Market, the one-stop shop, is heading to Summerville. In January, folks in the Flower Town will be able to explore the cafe and market that highlights local brands on South Cedar Street. The market is also expanding to the Hampton Park area early next year.
Biz
Capital Development Partners opened the Shipyard Creek Logistics Center and East Coast Warehouse in North Charleston, its 11th East Coast facility. The company has plans to create 80-100 jobs within a year and 300 in three years. (WCIV)
Active
Join the Halloween Pub Run tonight at Commonhouse Aleworks. Wear your favorite costume and get ready to run a mile route. Don’t miss the costume contest, prize giveaways, and beer. This is a free family-friendly event and all paces are welcome.
Where’s your brunch bunch?Legami, a downtown Italian spot, is now offering new fall brunch items. We’re eyeing the truffle pappardelle made with truffle butter and topped with parmesan. Check out 30+ great brunch spots around the holy city.
Community
Mount Pleasant Water Works has launched a new Pollinator-Friendly Easement Program to promote environmental sustainability. Fun fact: There are 70+ easements across Mount Pleasant, and three of them have already been turned into pollinator gardens, which promote beauty and biodiversity. (WCBD)
Shop
Middleton Made Knives is hosting a Holiday Vendor Market at Halls Signature Events on Saturday, Dec. 20 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Don’t miss the chance to shop with local makers while enjoying light bites and festive drinks available for purchase. (Holy City Sinner)
Health
An 80-year-old recently became the oldest woman to cross the finish line at the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii. Natalie Grabow completed the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile cycle, and 26.2-mile run in just under 17 hours. Time to hit the gym. (NPR)
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Try This
🎡 The Coastal Carolina Fair returns
There is plenty to do at the fair between exploring food, rides, and competitions. | Photo by CHStoday
Funnel cakes, freshly squeezed lemonade, and fried foods galore — this could only mean one thing: the Coastal Carolina Fair is back. The annual days-long event is in town tomorrow, Oct. 30, through Sunday, Nov. 9. Keep reading for a guide to all things food, entertainment, and fall fun.
Giving back
Did you know? All the profits from the fair go to community organizations. This year, the Exchange Club of Charleston presented awards that totaled ~$950,000 to 73 local non-profits at its community service luncheon.
The Coastal Carolina Fair is the club’s primary fundraiser. More than $11 million in fair proceeds have been donated to the community since 2003.
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⚾️ Calling Atlanta Braves fans and baseball lovers. Clear your calendar. On Friday, Jan. 16, from 6 to 9 p.m., Baseball Hall of Famer Chipper Jones will be the keynote speaker for the RiverDogs’ 22nd Annual Hot Stove Banquet at Gaillard Center. Tickets are available now.
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