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From toddlers to retirees, explore local schools and programs that keep Columbians learning and playing music.
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We checked out the Columbia Museum of Art’s new exhibition, on view through May 14, 2023.
Join the conversation on where you would move it.
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Explore multiple facets of art (and create your own) at this bi-annual, local event.
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We checked out the CMA’s new exhibition, which features the work of 42 female artists.
Here’s how the museum is making art more accessible and hands-on (literally).
Proceeds of the contest help your community.
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We talked to podcast host Ray McManus and producer Drew Baron to learn how the project began.
Local basketball legend A’ja Wilson opens new court
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There’s no party like an art museum party.
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