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The South Carolina State Fair is a widely anticipated event, and attending has become a tradition for many. It is the biggest fair in the state, and the colorful attractions, charismatic performers and fun atmosphere draw thousands of people from across the country. This year, the 152nd annual fair was held from Oct. 13, 2021 to Oct. 24, 2021. Throughout those 12 days and nights, fair-goers enjoyed games, rides, food and fun. The fair serves as a reminder that traditions do not have to be ceremonious or formal in order to be significant — the festive, informal and playful State Fair is a part of our shared experience.
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Gallery: 152nd South Carolina State Fair

The South Carolina State Fair is a widely anticipated event, and attending has become a tradition for many. It is the biggest fair in the state, and the colorful attractions, charismatic performers and fun atmosphere draw thousands of people from across the country. This year, the 152nd annual fair was held from Oct. 13, 2021 to Oct. 24, 2021. Throughout those 12 days and nights, fair-goers enjoyed games, rides, food and fun. The fair serves as a reminder that traditions do not have to be ceremonious or formal in order to be significant — the festive, informal and playful State Fair is a part of our shared experience.


With social media, schoolwork and duties of various jobs, it is common to get caught up in the allure of traveling and going somewhere far from here. It is much too easy to forget the natural environment of Columbia and all the hiking trails, campsites or green spaces this state has to offer. This region is home to multiple scenic State Parks, and the Sesquicentennial is no exception. Less than 20 miles away,  these peaceful landscapes are right in our backyard. And if you are crunched for time, it wouldn’t even take a whole day trip.
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Gallery: Take in nature at Sesquicentennial State Park

With social media, schoolwork and duties of various jobs, it is common to get caught up in the allure of traveling and going somewhere far from here. It is much too easy to forget the natural environment of Columbia and all the hiking trails, campsites or green spaces this state has to offer. This region is home to multiple scenic State Parks, and the Sesquicentennial is no exception. Less than 20 miles away,  these peaceful landscapes are right in our backyard. And if you are crunched for time, it wouldn’t even take a whole day trip.