Local detailers

• Get a free quote before booking when you text or call 803-931-2225. Pro tip: Follow them on TikTok to see detailing transformations.

• Chris Stephen, the owner of Clean Image, has over 15 years of industry experience, specializing in top-tier paint correction and protection services.

• Choose between several packages based on your needs or make your own package using its àla carte menu. Pro tip: Find yourself too busy to take your car in? It offers mobile services.

• With over 100+, five-star Google reviews, Fenters Auto Detailing offers mobile detailing of your car’s interior + exterior. Choose between three packages to fit your needs.

• Godwin Motors provides comprehensive auto detailing services and offers the convenience of same-day oil changes or car servicing alongside detailing appointments.

• Fun fact: on top of providing your car with detail services (including mobile), it also offers marine detailing for boats + yachts.

• Cloud Nothings | Tuesday, May 14 | 7-10 p.m. | New Brookland Tavern, 632 Harden St., Columbia | $22 | The popular indie rock stops by on tour for the new album “Final Summer.”
• Bud, Blossom, and Bloom | Tuesday, May 14 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | 202 Peachtree Ext., Gilbert | Free | Learn about a different herb, its benefits, and how to incorporate it into your life.
• Columbia Fireflies vs. Charleston RiverDogs | Tuesday, May 14 | 7:05 p.m. | Segra Park, 1640 Freed St., Columbia | $6-$18 | Enjoy The Arts Night at Segra Park as local artists are highlighted, and don’t miss out on between-inning fun with a karaoke contest.*

• Ask the Gardener Happy Hour | Wednesday, May 15 | 4-6 p.m. | Gardener’s Outpost, 1211 Franklin St., Columbia | Free | Dive into the best ways to keep your plants and the Earth happy with organic solutions to common plant problems.

• Something Rotten | Thursday, May 16-Saturday, May 25 | Times vary | Town Theatre, 1012 Sumter St., Columbia | $15 | This musical follows the Bottom brothers, Nick and Nigel, struggling playwrights trying to make a name for themselves in the shadow of William Shakespeare.
• Sushi Making Class at Hanabi | Thursday, May 16 | 6-8 p.m. | Hanabi Hibachi & Sushi, 1624 Main St. #100, Columbia | $75-$130 | Learn the art of creating delicious sushi rolls.

• 2024 Red, White and Brews | Friday, May 17 | 5-8 p.m. | Irmo Town Park, 7330 Carlisle St., Irmo | $40-$50 | Enjoy an evening of hand-selected wines, craft beer, food from local restaurants, live music from Rhythm 54.

• SC Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival | Saturday, May 18 | South Carolina State Fairgrounds, 1200 Rosewood Dr., Columbia | $5 for parking | Try some of the area’s most popular food trucks and regional brews.

• Drink Pink Rosé Festival | Sunday, May 19 | 12-4 p.m. | Hampton-Preston Mansion & Gardens, 1615 Blanding St., Columbia | $75 | Enjoy wine, locally prepared dishes, jazz music, cheese tastings, and more.

• Gamecock legend — and so much more — A’ja Wilson announced her new Nike signature shoe, “A’One,” set for release in 2025. She asked for the announcement to coincide with her Las Vegas Aces’ preseason game in her hometown. See what coach Dawn Staley had to say about it.

• Poogan’s Southern Kitchen in Forest Acres (4605 Forest Dr Suite #1, Columbia,) announced on social media that it’s closing. Its last day of operation will be on Sunday, May 19. The Charleston + Summerville locations will remain open.

• Speaking of b-ball — Columbia applied to host the NCAA tournament in 2027-28, hoping to replicate 2019’s success. City leaders are mulling over logistical concerns like public safety and venue capacity. A decision is expected by early October. (WLTX)

• No. 16 — That’s where Columbia ranked on WalletHub’s best and worst places to start a career in 2024 list. The list analyzed over 180 US cities and considered factors like job availability, starting salary, and housing affordability. Looking to move within the state? Charleston ranked No. 7.

• Richland County will host the SC Ag + Art Tour on Saturday, June 8 + Sunday, June 9. Featuring 20 tour sites and over 100 local artisans, the tour celebrates agriculture and art, offering a self-guided experience showcasing farms and local artists.

• “The Gameday Cafe” — a fundraising event set to take place in Willy B. on Thursday, May 16 — will feature singer-songwriters Patrick Davis, Channing Wilson, David Ryan Harris, and Gabe Dixon with proceeds supporting The Salvation Army of the Midlands. The reception starts at 6:30 p.m. + performances begin at 8 p.m.

• What does Bryce Young need to do in Year 2 to prove he’s the Carolina Panthers franchise QB? Go beyond the scoreboard and behind the scenes of the Carolina Panthers with Locked On’s daily, team-focused podcasts.
  

• Rise and shine, COLA. Set the tone for your day with these three positive habits for your morning routine, featured in our latest edition of COLA Wellness. See the latest issue for ways to recognize and manage stress, ways to add mindfulness into everyday tasks, where to find free yoga + more.*

• Breakfast is the “most important meal of the day,” right? If you’re looking to spice up your mornings, try this quick fruit + oat breakfast bake or this easy crustless quiche recipe — your body and your taste buds will thank you.*

• Playing the lottery more will increase your chances of winning. True or false? Debunk this and other lottery myths you might have heard.*