The Blossom Plant and Produce Winter Oyster Roast brought all kinds of locals, native and new to the city together for an enjoyable celebration of South Carolina's culture and a fun event featuring food and live entertainment.
Every year, Restaurant Week South Carolina marks an exciting time to check out new restaurants at lower prices. This year, Arroyo Tacos + Tequila, which opened last July, is taking part and hoping to attract new customers with their Restaurant Week specials.
"Gladiator II" is derivative and sometimes painfully mediocre but delivers just enough to rise above the bottom of the barrel through strong action and talented actors.
The School of Music is launching a new teaching artists certificate program. Led by experienced faculty, the program will put working musicians in place to address the teacher shortage.
La Dolce Vita Pizza, a food truck run by USC students, has a tight-knit staff that's worked hard to grow their business and makes pizza that customers enjoy. The pizzeria prides itself on authentic Italian pizza, emulating fresh dough from Naples and importing cheeses from Italy.
Columbia has been home to the filming of several low-budget films and Hollywood films. Some turned out better than others. Here's a list of them, worst to best.
The Jasper Project and author Cassie Premo Steele built a program around Steele's book Beaver Girl to promote local literature and Congaree National Park. The program included a panel where Tameria Warren spoke about the park's rich history and encouraged locals to spend more time there.
The Congaree Vista Guild held its 32nd annual Artista Vista on Friday night by showcasing the work of various local artists. Many artists said they see the event as an opportunity to gather with other creators and showcase their art to the public.
"Dune: Part Two" is a technical masterpiece with strong performances and a powerful narrative, even if it leaves a few things to be desired once the initial excitement wears off.
USC Wind Ensemble's upcoming concert "Both Sides of the Channel" presents three pieces of music from prominent European composers. The team behind the concert said each piece is different from the other and features several unusual elements for the ensemble.
A view inside a room within Lewis+Clark on April 19, 2024. Clark Ellefson, the principal designer and owner of the studio, gallery and workshop space, has various items for display and sale.