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Creative Holiday Sale Returns to Soda City with Local Artisans and Unique Gifts

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Get Ready for a Creative Holiday Event in Soda City!

Hey there, Soda City friends! If you’re looking for a delightful way to kick off the holiday season, you’re in for a treat! The Midlands Clay Arts Society is bringing its 23rd Annual Holiday Sale back to Stormwater Studios this December, and it’s one event you don’t want to miss. So, mark your calendars and warm up those shopping bags; there’s plenty to explore!

What to Expect at the Holiday Sale

Whether you’re an art enthusiast or just love finding the perfect gift, this annual sale has something for everyone. Picture this: stunning handmade pottery, unique ceramics, and a whole host of artistic creations crafted by local artisans. It’s a fantastic opportunity to pick up some one-of-a-kind gifts for your friends and family while supporting our local artists. Who doesn’t love that feeling of giving back?

As you stroll through Stormwater Studios, you’ll come across a variety of items, from beautifully glazed bowls to charming mugs. Each piece tells a story, and you might even find something special that resonates with you. Take your time, browse around, and soak in the creativity that fills the space. The holiday season is all about spreading joy, and this sale is the perfect way to do just that!

Beyond the Holiday Sale: Explore More Art in Soda City

While the Holiday Sale is a fantastic event, let’s not forget that Soda City is home to tons of creative spots to explore! If you think you’ve seen it all in the Columbia Museum of Art, we invite you to shake things up a bit. Why not venture into other art-filled corners of the city? For example, the W. Gordon Belser Arboretum is not just about the plants; it’s a living canvas of nature’s art waiting to be discovered. And guess what? Each season brings out new colors and life to enjoy during a leisurely walk.

Scenic Walks Around Soda City

If you’re looking for a lovely stroll to complement your outing at the Holiday Sale, Columbia’s riverwalks aren’t the only scenic spots you should consider. One of our favorite walking loops takes you through some of the most historic and beautiful sites in downtown. Start by parking near Capstone (easy to find a spot in the evening!) and meander through the historic Horseshoe, admire the State House, and take in the historic architecture that surrounds you. Don’t forget to treat yourself to a bite of the delicious crunch from a grilled pimento cheese sandwich at Sandwich Depot along the way!

Let’s Talk Barbecue!

Oh, and we can’t talk about Soda City without mentioning food! South Carolina BBQ is a rite of passage for any local resident. But let’s be real—while it’s easy to champion our regional favorite, the Midlands are packed with amazing dining options worth exploring. If you have favorites that you’d like to share or recommend, we encourage you to let us know!

Join the Fun and Support Local Artists!

So there you have it: the Midlands Clay Arts Society’s Holiday Sale at Stormwater Studios is just around the corner, plus a whole bunch of other ways to enjoy all that art and food here in Soda City. No matter if you’ve lived here for years or just popped in for a visit, there’s always something new and delightful waiting for you to discover. Happy exploring, and see you at the sale!


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