Gingerbread Houses Spark Holiday Cheer at South Carolina Competition

Gingerbread Houses Take Center Stage in South Carolina

The bustling city of Columbia is gearing up for a warmth-filled holiday event that promises to bring the community together while supporting a noble cause. The second annual South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition kicks off on Saturday, December 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the AIA Columbia located on Main Street. This delightful event is not just about the enchanting display of creative gingerbread houses but also aims to benefit Home Works of America, a nonprofit organization dedicated to repairing homes for low-income families throughout South Carolina.

Get Ready to Compete!

If you’ve ever had the urge to tap into your baking skills or unleash your inner architect, now’s your chance! The competition is open to all skill levels and team sizes. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a beginner just looking for some festive fun, everyone is invited to join in on the exciting contest. Just make sure to get your team registered by the deadline on Friday, November 15.

According to Cole Davis, the SC Gingerbread House Competition President and head of Business Development at Davis Architecture, “We are thrilled to host this event for the second year.” Cole added, “The gingerbread house competition is a wonderful way to bring together professionals in the design/build community, support a great cause, and celebrate the holiday season.” It sounds like a win-win situation for everyone involved!

What to Expect

Plus, this event is free to attend for all spectators! So, gather your family and friends, grab a warm drink, and head over to check out all the fantastic gingerbread houses. You’ll get to witness the talent of local teams as they compete to create the ultimate gingerbread masterpiece.

Supporting a Good Cause

Home Works of America. This organization focuses on meaningful initiatives that help repair homes in need, providing low-income families in the area with better living conditions. So by participating in this light-hearted competition, you’re also playing a part in making a difference in someone’s life.

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