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How to celebrate an adult birthday in Columbia, S.C.

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Good morning, Cola. Last month, a reader asked for some ideas on how to celebrate adult birthdaysand as a twenty-something approaching her thirties who is over the bar scene and mundane dinner parties – I personally was also looking for suggestions. So, in true COLAtoday fashion, we turned to y’all for party planning assistance. Here’s what y’all had to say:

If trees + outdoors peak your interest 🌲

Party size: Small group

Cost: $37 per person

Go on one of the paddle trips that the Irmo Chapin Recreation Commission runs. These include paddle and wine or craft beer tastings, both parts of which are great! And the guide who does them normally is a photographer and often brings his camera to snap fabulous free photos while you are on the water. Check out the options.” – Elisa L.

If bowling’s right up your alley 🎳

Party size: Medium to large group

Cost: Lane rentals vary depending on day/time; $4 shoe rental

The Grand is probably the most popular spot in columbia for adult bday parties.” – Scott M.

You won’t have to axe twice 🎯

Party size: Any group size

Cost: $20 per hour, per person

Ax throwing in the vista, a trip down the river in a tube or kayak, and one day a bike ride or hike from downtown all the way to Lake Murray on the Three Rivers Greenway.” – Zach P.

If you’re ready to par-tee ⛳

Party size: Small to medium group

Cost: Bay rentals vary depending on day/time

Top Golf or other sport in private bay...” – Mary B.

A birthday party that’s a home-run ⚾

Party size: Any group size

Cost: Ticket prices vary depending on group size

box seats at fireflies/basketball game/etc depending on season” – Sarah B.

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