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Explore these dog-friendly businesses in Columbia that span from places to eat, drink, shop, exercise, and stay the night.
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College football is back — here’s how to stream the games, tailgate like a pro, and cheer on the Gamecocks this 2024 season.
From unspoken rules to commuting, we’ve compiled tips, tricks, and fun memories we share as locals who know the city like the backs of our hands. Consider this your official list of unofficial Columbia rules.
A major French modern art exhibition featuring works by Monet and Matisse comes to the Columbia Museum of Art this fall.
Explore Columbia’s coworking spaces, including the new Venture X, offering unique environments and premium options for freelancers and professionals.
The perfect way to experience The Big Mo? Pack-up your car with snacks, a few drinks, blankets + pillows to drive out to see movies under the stars.
Here are 10 tips for students who are new to Columbia. Learn how to get around, where to eat, and some local knowledge to prepare you for at least four years in the Soda City.
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From “Anything Goes” to “Spamalot,” America’s oldest community theatre has plenty of treats in store for its 2024-25 programming.
From flower cutting classes to a walking tour of the Vista, learn about Columbia’s history through these August events.
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The trivia game didn’t feature many Columbia questions, but the city has many pop culture facts — do you know them?
Dreaming of a getaway? These three luxury homes near Columbia offer lake views, equestrian charm, and a sportsman’s paradise.
Chef Wesley Fulmer joins Hampton Street Vineyard as executive chef and managing partner, bringing fresh ideas to Columbia’s upscale French restaurant.
Egg prices are increasing due to avian influenza, but you’re likely to find a dozen below the national average in Columbia.
The aerial lift will connect the zoo and botanical garden and offer panoramic views of the Saluda River area.
Join us at COLAtoday in celebrating the heart of our community, small businesses.
The three-day festival will honor International Women’s Day and showcase inspiring works highlighting female filmmakers.
Wingard’s Market’s Spring Fling blooms Friday, March 14, and Saturday, March 15, with plant discounts, local vendors, and seasonal finds in Lexington.
Keep your kiddos engaged this summer with camps and programs for science, outdoors, and the arts.
Looking to break out of your comfort zone as an introvert? Follow your interests and partake in these groups and gatherings.