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The Assembly: May 15, 2022

The Party: Guests mingled under a canopy of hanging greenery and rattan lanterns in Emeline’s greenhouse for The Assembly, hosted by hospitality group Makeready. Upon arrival, supporters enjoyed “Perky Sea Cups” from Charleston Oyster Farm, as well as “Deep Dive” signature mocktails by The Ryder Hotel’s Little Palm bar. After the cocktail hour, diners were treated to a multi-course meal, including roasted grouper from Hank’s and braised lamb rigatoni from Frannie & The Fox. A portion of proceeds went to Ben’s Friends, a nonprofit that supports food and beverage professionals dealing with addiction and substance abuse. Highlight: An alfresco dinner in Emeline’s open-air greenhouse and courtyard with stunning garden-party decor by Tara Guérard Overheard: “We’re not anti-alcohol, we’re pro-sobriety.” —Steve Palmer, founder of the Indigo Road Hospitality Group Beneficiary: Ben’s Friends

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Event designer Tara Guérard decorated Emeline’s greenhouse with hanging greenery and rattan lanterns.Guests had a chance to sample “Perky Sea Cups” from Charleston Oyster Farm.Matt and Karen Yeates and Kimberly and Lee WatersThe Ryder Hotel’s Little Palm bar offered signature cocktails, including the “Seven Day Weekend.”A menu of mocktails created by The Ryder Hotel’s Little Palm bar.Frannie & The Fox and Little Palm executive chef Tim Morton (left) chats with Ben’s Friends co-founder Steve Palmer.Adam Jimenez, Matt Brown, Emily Rossin, Amanda McFarland, and Shannon HartmanGuests gathered around long tables for The Assembly in Emeline’s greenhouse.Braised lamb rigatoni from Frannie & The Fox

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