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Pedal & Panache

November 6, 2019 The Party: Attendees of the fifth annual Pedal & Panache, hosted by Charleston Moves—a nonprofit that motivates citizens to use alternate forms of transportation such as biking, walking, and taking public transportation—were encouraged to leave their cars at home and find a different mode of transit to Cannon Green. Once there, guests moved to the music of The Black Diamond Band as they enjoyed hors d’oeuvres as well as an open bar stocked with beer from Tradesman Brewing Co., wine from Advintage Distribution, and Moscow Mule cocktails made by The Rarebit. The fun continued with live and silent auctions as well as a boomerang photo booth. Highlight: The announcement that the Ashley River bike and pedestrian bridge was funded Overheard: “I’m so excited to run the bridge when it gets built!” Beneficiary: Charleston Moves

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Cannon Green hosted this year’s Pedal & PanacheSarah and Josh Hays, Scott Walker, and Heather and Chris SumnerCharleston Moves executive director Katie Zimmerman, Mayor John Tecklenburg, and director of programming Savannah BrennanShannon Brown, Rebecca and David Vaughn, and Dave BrownChristian Smalls of The Black Diamond BandRobert and Carmen ConleyGuests bid on items in the silent auction, including tickets to local events, certificates to fine dining restaurants, and handmade goods and artwork.Sally, Stephanie, and Noel Hunt

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