It’s springtime in Columbia SC and we’ve got baseball on the brain. There’s something about a warm evening that beckons us to the ballfield for a little bit of...
From hometown favorites to international legends, Columbia’s spring concert lineup is ushering in the new season with a bang. Jazz, soul, country, hip-hop, folk and indie rock...
Margaritas are evolving, yall. Traditional concoctions made with premade mix and cheap tequila are being traded for artfully crafted cocktails with fresh ingredients and unexpected...
Comparable to puppies and Sunday brunch, everyone loves pizza—it’s a universal truth. And while you + yours might have a hard time agreeing on the specifics (Red sauce or...
Concert Scene Whether you’re looking for a head banging, hands in the air concert, or a low-key surprise ending to your date night, Columbia has your concert scene covered. Check...
Calling all water bugs and sun-worshipers - your perfect day is waiting for you in #RealColumbiaSC, and we want to help you plan. Whether you're boat-cruisin', zipping around...
You can always fill up your time in Columbia SC with far more than 24 hours of things to do. But if you need at least 24 hours planned for you, here’s a guide to the food,...
It’s that time of year when Columbia’s social calendar is chock full of things to do. And judging by the buzz, you’re going to want to push Love, Peace &...
The following blog post was written by Historic Columbia in celebration of National Travel & Tourism Week . Join the Historic Columbia team on May 12 for the reopening of the...
An ultimate overnight trip calls for dinner and a show, and The Vista in Columbia SC has the perfect pairing for a weekend away with the delicious eats of Restaurant Week Columbia and...
Tuesday, May 6, 2014 7:00 AM by Dayna Cantelmi
As National Travel and Tourism Week continues today, we encourage you to celebrate the tourism industry, its dedicated workers and the impact travel has on our community. The travel effect proves the travel industry has a measurable and purposeful impact on our lives, businesses and the nation's
Monday, April 21, 2014 9:00 AM by Guest Blogger
By Mady Rodrigues-Raby
Ten-year old Mady lives in the Greater Toronto Area with her parents, two dogs and two cats. She loves to travel and is committed to helping nature and all its creatures. Her family went on a trip to South Carolina, and you can read below about the fun she had in The New
Tuesday, May 7, 2013 9:53 AM by Meredith Almond
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| City of Columbia Mayor Benjamin and family at Mast General Store |
