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Treat yourself to a Halloween-themed night out on Main Street

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Two cocktails at Urban Tiki in Columbia, SC

Participating venues include Smoked, The Grand (Urban Tiki), Robinson Room, Hanabi, The Venue, and more.

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Planning a night out this spooky season? Enter: The Main Street Haunted Hop Bar Crawl, happening tonight through Sunday, Oct. 29.

Guests are encouraged to dress up in their best costumes and visit a series of bars, pubs, and restaurants in the Main Street District.

No tricks here: Grab a punch card from the host stand or bar at each venue, and get ten punches for a chance to win a free appetizer from any of the participating restaurants.

See the full list of participating venues

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