Excited crowd enjoying the St. Patrick's Day Festival in Columbia.
Columbia’s Five Points St. Patrick’s Day Festival is set for March 15, featuring a 5k/10k race, live music, children’s activities, and a new Mocktail Lounge. The festival emphasizes safety and eco-friendliness, with cashless transactions and refillable water stations. Attendees can enjoy hassle-free parking at the SC State Fairgrounds, with shuttle services for transport. The event aims to exceed last year’s participant numbers while supporting local charities. Don’t miss the kickoff event on March 14!
Get your green gear ready, Columbia! The Five Points Association has just unveiled a lineup that’ll make this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Festival one to remember, scheduled to take place on March 15th. This annual celebration promises a fun-filled day for all ages, featuring lively music from local artists, exciting activities for kids, and a splash of new offerings.
This year’s festival kicks off bright and early at 7:30 a.m. with a popular 5k/10k race – a great way to sweat off that corned beef and cabbage! For those who prefer their festivities to be a bit more leisurely, the festival officially opens its gates at 10 a.m., coinciding with the vibrant St. Pat’s Parade and the launch of the Pot O’ Gold Playland for children. This is where the little ones can jump around and enjoy various fun activities specifically designed to keep them entertained!
As much as the fun is important, safety is a top priority! Festival organizers have teamed up with local law enforcement for traffic control and safety monitoring throughout the event. To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, there are a few guidelines to keep in mind: no weapons, no pets, and of course, be sure to carry a clear bag as part of the policy. Families with strollers will have designated re-entry points for convenience.
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