Friends of the Lowline

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You're the one who'll walk past this every day once it's built. The Lowline should reflect your neighborhood, not just a planner's vision of it. Here's how to actually be part of shaping it.

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Tell Us What You Want to See

The design for Phase 1 is set. But the corridor is long, and there's still real room to shape what happens along it: where a bench goes, whether a stretch could host a market, what your block actually needs.

Community Survey

The Lowline is a 1.7 mile linear park taking shape along the historic rail corridor through the center of the Charleston peninsula. Construction is underway, with Phase 1 opening in fall 2027.

Now we are planning what happens in the park once it opens: the classes, markets, concerts, kids' activities, and everyday gatherings that will make it a place people return to.

This survey is about programming and community interest. It takes about five minutes, and your answers will help shape what the Lowline offers and how we tell people about it.

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About You

These last few questions help us understand who we are reaching and who we still need to hear from. Every question in this section is optional.

Your Gift Is Doubled

The Speedwell Foundation matches every dollar until the $1.6M remaining match is met.

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The City of Charleston owns and operates the Lowline. The Friends of the Lowline is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that exists to support the City in its efforts, serving as its nonprofit partner to help ensure the creation and long-term success of the Lowline.

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