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Columbia’s 701 Center for Contemporary Art’s (CCA) first art exhibition of 2020 comes in the form of "The Shape of Things." The exhibition features 13 artists from around South Carolina who created works of art that blend the concepts of abstract and representational art.
The classic play “A Streetcar Named Desire,” written by Tennessee Williams, is coming to Trustus Theatre's Thigpen Main Stage Feb. 7 to 22 as part of its 35th season.
The game is afoot at the South Carolina State Museum with the opening of a traveling exhibit that follows Sherlock Holmes and surrounding Sir Arthur Conan Doyle lore. After a 10-year journey, Columbia is the exhibit's last stop.
When thinking of an art exhibit, one might think of Van Gogh or Picasso, but the Columbia Museum of Art is opening an exhibit called "Tribe" on Feb. 6 with a different theme.
Good songs have memorable lyrics and beats, but great songs elicit strong feelings and emotions that often encapsulate a whole decade, or even a generation.
The 62nd annual Grammy Awards were on Sunday. Some were happy with the outcomes, others not so much, but nonetheless it was a night of coming together and looking back on musical accomplishments.
Moving away from home can be scary, and dirty rentals can make things even scarier. For the first time, all of the cleaning, cooking and laundry responsibilities fall on the shoulders of college students. It is especially challenging when students move into an older apartment or house that already has its fair share of damages.
At the corner of Main and Lady streets sits Soda City's newest restaurant, Market on Main. Described on its website as having gourmet food with "some ethnic flare," it is not only a restaurant but a deli and market.
When Stephie Bridgers opened her coffee shop, The Local Buzz, she wanted it to be a community place that welcomed all people. “Welcome, all sizes, all colors, all ages, all cultures, all sexes, all beliefs, all religions, all types, all people, safe here,” reads a painting hanging in the store.
Movie: "Parasite"
Release date: Jan. 16, 2020
A city with weekly markets, historical monuments and cozy coffee shops, Columbia seems to have everything it needs. According to Odd Bird Books owner Benjamin Adams, however, there is one thing that Columbia, specifically Main Street, has been missing: a local bookstore.
It’s a new year and new semester. The times are changing, and so are we.
Students looking for easy, nearby eats can look no further than the Horseshoe. Two restaurants boasting popular menus and student-friendly atmospheres sit just across the street, and neither one will break the bank.
The generation that grew up watching the "Star Wars" prequels are blinded by nostalgia.
Movie: "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker"
Trustus Theatre is preparing for its opening night performance of “We Are Proud to Present…,” a tale that mixes history and tragedy with today’s world. The show is written by Jackie Sibblies Drury and directed by Andrew Schwartz.
Here is a statement sure to spark controversy — the "Star Wars" prequels do not deserve the hate. In fact, I love them. Truthfully, this wasn’t always the case; I maligned the prequels as proof of the series' downhill slide for years. Sound familiar?
Movie: Uncut Gems
In its 15th year on Broadway, the award-winning musical "Wicked" is finally here to take Columbia audiences to the Land of Oz. Starting Jan. 22, the show will hit the stage at the Koger Center for the Arts.