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Pedal & Panache: November 3, 2022

The Party: Hosted in the courtyard of Edmund’s Oast, Pedal & Panache returned after a two-year hiatus. The celebration encouraged guests to support Charleston Moves, a nonprofit that advocates for safe and equitable access for people walking, biking, and taking public transit in the Lowcountry. Featured beverages were provided by Frothy Beard Brewing and Graft Wine Shop, in addition to a curated menu of finger foods by Edmund’s Oast. Afterward, attendees bid in a silent auction offering fantastic goods and experiences, such as original paintings by local artists, a sunset sail and private wine tasting with Graft co-owner and sommelier Femi Oyediran, a mountain getaway in western North Carolina, and a week-long luxury staycation on Isle of Palms. Highlight: A feel-good performance from local funk band The Real Good News Overheard: “I love seeing the biking community come out to support Charleston Moves. They help keep the streets safe for all of us.” —Julia Turner Beneficiary: Charleston Moves

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Edmund’s Last hosted Pedal & Panache in support of nonprofit Charleston Moves, which advocates for safe and equitable access for people walking, biking, and taking public transit in the Lowcountry.Supporters mingle over apps and drinks in the Edmund’s Oast courtyard.Auction offerings included local dining experiences, artwork, and vacation packages.Emily Storrow, Abigail Brennan, Ellen Schmedinghoff, and Savannah Brennan pose for photos.Maggie Williams, Charleston Moves’ executive director Katie Zimmerman, and Taylor King pose for a photo.The Real Good News entertained throughout the evening.A bevy of small bites prepared by Edmund’s Oast and Frothy Beard Brewing.Desiree Hunter, Charleston Moves director of programming Savannah Brennan, and John Mitchell pose in front of the photo wall.Thom Kephart and Sarah Castle pose in front of the photo wall.Nonprofit Charleston Moves, which advocates for safe and equitable access for people walking, biking, and taking public transit in the Lowcountry.

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