Coming late 2026 to Charleston
Peninsula Society: Giving back with intention
The art of the table is not about scale; it is a study in presence.
Growing up, Sunday dinner was an institution. My mother, Lolo, understood how to host with absolute clarity of vision curating a rotating table of artists, family, and passing creatives where the conversation was as considered as the wine. It was an atmosphere that invited dialogue over performance.
Two decades later, that standard is the foundation for what arrives next.
Introducing Peninsula Society.
Launching this late 2026, Peninsula Society is a private membership returning Charleston to the considered exchange of ideas. Each month, we will host a gathering shaped by a singular perspective, bringing into focus the city's premier artists, galleries, and precision driven culinary tastings.
These are evenings defined by discernment, substance, and a commitment to funding Charleston's youth arts programs.
Attendance is strictly limited. Membership criteria will be released late summer through Peninsula Magazine.
Until then, access remains by introduction only.
Peninsula Magazine & Society
Christina Coscia is the visionary force behind Peninsula Magazine, dedicated to chronicling the soul of Charleston through an elevated editorial lens. With an eye for timeless design and local legacy, she curates stories that bridge heritage and modern Lowcountry life through conversation. She is the founder of Home Simplified. Christina is honored to lead storytelling across disciplines with a creative team dedicated to capturing the evolving cultural identity of the South.
Peninsula Society is dedicated to fostering a culture of generosity, connection, and positive change. Through philanthropy, community partnerships, and purpose driven experiences, we inspire people to give back, invest in their communities, and create a lasting impact for future generations supporting the next generation of artists in Charleston.