Hey there, Columbia! It’s been a thrilling week, hasn’t it? Whether you’re still buzzing from the Gamecocks’ impressive victory over Texas A&M or feeling a little down from Clemson’s home loss, there’s no need to fret! With the Gamecocks and the women’s basketball team off this weekend, it’s a great time to explore what our city has to offer beyond the sports scene. So, let’s jump right into some fantastic activities happening in town!
Get ready to channel your inner detective! From Thursday to Sunday (no show on Halloween), the Town Theatre is hosting Something’s Afoot, a crime-solving comedy where ten strangers get trapped in a stormy English mansion. Intrigued? Tickets are available at the door. See if you can outsmart the characters and figure out who the culprit is before the final curtain calls!
If you’re more of an art aficionado, make sure to check out the Tim Turner: Songs of Celebration Exhibit at City Art Gallery. Running through Wednesday, it showcases large-scale abstract paintings that celebrate the beauty of simplicity. Swing by between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.; it’s sure to inspire you!
For a family-friendly adventure, head to the South Carolina State Museum for a Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer 4D experience. Running from Tuesday through Sunday, relive the childhood classic in a whole new way with thrilling effects that will leave you in awe!
Art enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Eye to Eye: The Roefs & Waddell Collection at the Center for Contemporary Art. Open Thursday through Sunday, this exhibit features over 100 stunning pieces from the largest private collection in South Carolina. Grab a friend, enjoy the art, and maybe even find a piece that speaks to you.
Mark your calendar for First Thursday on Main tonight, where you can wander through boutiques and enjoy great deals as shops stay open late. If you’re interested in more serious conversations, there’s a Black Hair Panel at Richland Library North Main where you can engage in discussions about black hair care.
Foodies will want to check out two delightful events: A Tasting of France: Cheese at Richland Library Cooper on Thursday, where you’ll savor varieties of French cheeses, and the Betsy Blackmon Dance Company Fall Concert showcasing various dance acts at Koger Center for the Arts, also on Thursday! Don’t forget to grab a bite at the Champagne Bash later that night at the Gourmet Shop.
The weekend isn’t just for adults! Families can enjoy fun at the 2024 SC Pelion Peanut Party this Friday and Saturday, with loads of games, karaoke, and of course, boiled peanuts! And you can get your fill of BBQ at the Battle of Camden BBQ Festival this weekend too. It’s a real treat for meat lovers and festival-goers alike.
Film lovers have the chance to dive into independent cinema at the SC Underground Film Festival at the Nickelodeon Theater, with various screenings throughout the weekend. You’ll also find a special presentation of the classic film To Kill A Mockingbird at Richland Library Main—don’t miss the chance to soak in this cinematic gem.
Wrapping up the weekend is an exciting game as the Gamecocks take on No. 24 Vanderbilt in Nashville on Saturday. Will they pull off another victory? You’ll have to tune in to find out!
So whether you love art, music, food, or sports, this weekend in Columbia is brimming with activities to keep you entertained. Go out, explore, and make some fantastic memories!
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