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Two years ago, John Katz stood on a pile of dirt and imagined a renais-sance.

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well as a chef-a�ended action station each night. e catering kitchen, designed with input from the chef and sta�, is onsite.

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“It’s an elegant space,” says Bailey Linderman, events manager at the Riley Park Club. “It has chandeliers and reclaimed wood on the �oors.” A dance �oor and podium can be added as needed.

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It’s a unique venue. e scoreboard can be used for non-game day events, and a group could have cocktails on the �eld and dinner in the club. “Charleston has a lot of unique venues, but this one is a home run,” Ervin says.

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e new Riley Park Club, just completed at Joseph P. Riley Jr. Ballpark, has contracted with Mercantile and Mash as the exclusive caterer for ball games and special events. ose who want to upgrade the game day experience can buy a ticket for the club, which includes all you can eat at a chef-prepared bu�et as well as a tailgate table with gourmet burgers and hot dogs. Also included are beer and wine.

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(From left) Graham Ervin, Director of Sales, and Bailey Linderman, Club Events Manager

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