How it works

• Find a TRACK trail
• TRACK your adventure
• Earn prizes

Several trail activities

Other TRACK Trails around Columbia

• Saluda Shoals Park - Leo’s Landing | Columbia
• Saluda Shoals Park - Greenway Trail | Columbia
• Mungo Park | Columbia
• Sesquicentennial State Park | Columbia
• Crooked Creek Park | Chapin

• Sushi Making Class at Hanabi | Thursday, May 16 | 6-8 p.m. | Hanabi Hibachi and Sushi, 1624 Main St. #100, Columbia | $75-$130 | Learn the art of creating delicious sushi rolls.
• Columbia Fireflies vs. Charleston RiverDogs | Thursday, May 16 | 7:05 p.m. | Segra Park, 1640 Freed St., Columbia | $6-$18 | Halfway to Halloween: Show up to Segra Park in costume and join the Fireflies as they celebrate the halfway point to Halloween.*

• The Last Match: A Pro-Wrestling Rock Experience | Friday, May 17 | 8 p.m. | The Senate, 1022B Senate St., Columbia | $29.50 | Watch this rock experience with pro wrestlers Mickie James, Simon Miller, Bull James, Afa Jr., McKenzie Mitchell, and Matt Rehwoldt.
• 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.
• Artist Pop-Up Featuring Somer Parker-Palmer | Saturday, May 18-Sunday, May 19 | Times vary | Columbia Visitors Center, 1120 Lincoln St., Columbia | Free | Come down this weekend to see the work on display and for sale in the outdoor Vista space.

• 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.
• Columbia Black Expo | Saturday, May 18 | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. | South Carolina State Fairgrounds, 1200 Rosewood Dr., Columbia | Parking is $5 | Get your ticket, bring your appetite, your dancing shoes, and prepare to experience the Taste of Black Columbia.

• BMW Charity Pro-Am | Thursday, June 6-Sunday, June 9 | 6:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | Thornblade Club, 1275 Thornblade Blvd, Greer | Tickets vary | Presented by TD SYNNEX, this is the only golf tournament on the Korn Ferry Tour where amateurs and celebrities are grouped with professionals in a three-day competition over two golf courses. Start planning your trip to Greenville.*

• USC is expanding its Brain Health Network, opening several clinics across SC to screen for Alzheimer’s + dementia. The clinics aim to improve brain health care access and research. Plans include opening a Brain Health Center in Columbia in early 2026. (SC Biz News)

• With the SEC expanding, the 2024-25 Gamecock’s women’s basketball schedule will experience changes alongside the men’s — as mentioned yesterday. Five NCAA Tournament teams will visit Colonial Life Arena, including Texas + Oklahoma in their SEC debut. (Gamecocks Online)

• Plans to add cottage-style homes near Gervais + Bull Streets are in the works. The project will expand the W.B. Smith Whaley renovation, including six, two-story cottages, a duplex, a central courtyard, and more. The city’s Design/Development Review Commission will consider the project during today’s meeting. (The State)

• Ever heard of ColaRitz Dress Rentals? It’s a casual, semi-formal, and formal rentable dress company, created out of a 23-year-old Clemson graduate’s bedroom. Rebecca Dooley hopes to promote sustainability and cost-effective fashion. (The Post and Courier)

• Fort Jackson National Cemetery is looking for volunteers to honor veterans on Memorial Day by placing flags on graves. If interested, meet at the gravel parking lot after entering the cemetery (at 4170 Percival Rd., Columbia) on Friday, May 24 at 3 p.m. (WLTX)

• SC’s Women’s Basketball Program got a fair draw with their 2024-25 SEC schedule. Go beyond the scoreboard and behind the scenes of the South Carolina Gamecocks with Locked On’s daily, team-focused podcasts.
  

• Hot flashes may be the cliché symptom of menopause, but they are only one of a litany of changes a woman may experience. Here are three common treatment options that can help with menopausal symptoms.*

• Unsure which lottery ticket to buy? Don’t overthink it — a Lowcountry man purchased the same ticket as the customer in front of him and won $200,000. Try your luck.*

By the numbers

• $67,100 donated to 40 local nonprofits + charities
• 32,000 attendees
• 2,237 participants from 14 states participated in the Get to the Green race
• More than $1.2 million donated over 40+ years