Preview the 8th Annual Fall Back Fest ahead of this weekend

The City of West Columbia’s 8th Annual Fall Back Fest is set to take place on Friday, Nov. 1 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the 100-300 blocks of State Street. Here’s what you can expect at the free fall festival.

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Local artists will paint temporary murals on the street during the event so be sure to browse by a few times to see progress. | Photo via City of West Columbia

The City of West Columbia is preparing for its 8th annual Fall Back Fest, taking place on Friday, Nov. 1 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the 100-300 blocks of State Street. The free, fall festival celebrates local live music, art, food, drinks, artists, and vendors. Here’s what locals can expect.

What not to miss

  • Ten local artists will paint temporary murals on the street live during the event.
  • Live music from The Big Time Band and Six One Five Collective
  • Local vendors will provide food + beverages along State Street — see a full list of participating vendors.
  • Meeting Street Artisan Market will host a night edition market at the Interactive Art Park, located in front of Savage Craft Ale Works, and feature ~20 local vendors.

Bonus: The City of West Columbia is offering $5 Off Uber + Lyft for the festival.

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Find where to eat, drink, and jam with the map above. | Graphic via The City of West Columbia

See the map above for road closures + where you can park for free.

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