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Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
this is the Alderlea House in downtown Brampton just sitting up the hill from Gage Park.. The city has done a beautiful job restoring this old house... it can now be rented for special occasions...
Bundesbankpräsident Joachim Nagel spricht während der Veranstaltung Euro20Plus der Bundesbank im Frankfurter Eventspace Tatcraft, am 13.05.2022 (Foto Nils Thies)
These rainbow graphics transform this space! We can help you create a pop up space for events, marketing, education, retail, etc.
From floor graphics, to walls, banners and more.
Learn more about C2 Imaging and our print services at: www.c2imaging.com
Bundesbankpräsident Joachim Nagel spricht während der Veranstaltung Euro20Plus der Bundesbank im Frankfurter Eventspace Tatcraft, am 13.05.2022 (Foto Frank Rumpenhorst)
Klyngehuset Kronjylland is a modern community centre serving 13 villages near Albæk in Jutland, Denmark - the striking timber architecture features three independent volumes joined by a large circular roof, providing versatile spaces for events and gatherings, embedded in a lush biodiversity landscape park.
Architecture & landscape: C. F. Møller Architects, 2024
Chase Court is an architecturally-stunning historic wedding venue in mid-town Baltimore, Maryland. Intimate and romantic indoor & garden wedding ceremonies, receptions, and elopements.
chasecourt.com
(410) 727-1112
Pablo Hernández de Cos (Präsident der Banco de Espana) spricht während der Veranstaltung Euro20Plus der Bundesbank im Frankfurter Eventspace Tatcraft, am 14.05.2022 (Foto Nils Thies)
Quarters K was built in 1937 as Charleston Naval Base housing for officer families. A total of four were built directly by the bank of the Cooper River. The design of the living quarters mimics that of homes built near the Panama Canal during the first part of the 20th Century. The layout of the interior included 3 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, and a distinctive “T” shape living area running through the center of the home with windows completely around the entire house.
The City of North Charleston acquired the property in 2013 and immediately began redesigning and creating a venue space for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and retreats. Today, Quarters K features a full commercial kitchen and fully equipped bar area, and the entire space can be configured to meet specific needs of any event.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Here is my video from the Bonnie Prince Billy performance at the historic Tennessee Theatre: youtu.be/1MYjKNyQV5w
This year I attended the whole festival. I achieved this by volunteering for 20hrs during the 4 days of the festival. I received a Volunteer T-shirt, my Weekend 4-day Wristband Pass and I also got a meal voucher for each day! I know that I'm going to volunteer again next year!
These are my photos documenting my Day 3 experience. My fourth volunteer shift was scheduled at Regas Square Events (9:15am - 1:15pm) After my shift was over, I walked next door to Marble City Market and ordered a Beef Bowl from ROM's House. I used both my meal vouchers.
Then I went home to rest up before the two performances in the evening. I got dropped off near Market Square (by my wife, Beth) and hoofed it down to the Bijou Theatre for the JG Thirlwell + Ensemble performance. Once the show was over, I proceeded up Gay St to the Tennessee Theatre for the Bonnie "Prince" Billy performance. After the show, Beth and our Pup, Rosie picked me up where I was dropped off.
web site: www.bigearsfestival.org
Big Ears 2024 - Day 3 Knoxville, Tennessee
Saturday, March 23rd, 2024
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Bundesbankpräsident Joachim Nagel spricht während der Veranstaltung Euro20Plus der Bundesbank im Frankfurter Eventspace Tatcraft, am 13.05.2022 (Foto Nils Thies)
Bundesbankpräsident Joachim Nagel spricht während der Veranstaltung Euro20Plus der Bundesbank im Frankfurter Eventspace Tatcraft, am 13.05.2022 (Foto Nils Thies)