Whether you are planning something to get your Halloween on this weekend and need some spooky songs or are just needing a go-to Halloween playlist to get you into spirit, we've got some tunes for your Halloweekend.
Want to get out and try new foods and drinks? Here are some suggestions from restaurants around Columbia.
Firefly Games, a local gaming store, has fostered a family-friendly atmosphere for enthusiasts of any age to have a clean space to play. The store sells card games, role-playing games, board games and video games in addition to providing a large space available for anyone to play their games.
Sid & Nancy is an alternative clothing store located in the heart of downtown Columbia that caters to all.
Looking for somewhere to stray from your routine study spot? Students across campus give some insight into their favorite hole-in-the-wall places to get work done off campus.
Salty's Board Shop is a locally owned outdoor sports shop in Columbia that offers the area a taste of the So-Cal life and an environment full of good vibes and great people.
The TikTok ghost photoshoot is one of those trends that's perfect for friends to have fun and get into the spirit of Halloween during a pandemic.
SixForty1, a new presence in country music, will be putting on a free concert at The Senate this Saturday.
Enjoy the cafe, activities and pumpkin picking at Second Wave Coffee and Books while helping to support The Arc of the Midlands' mission to assist and uplift adults with intellectual and developmental disorders.
In honor of the late Eddie Van Halen, here are some classic bangers from a true rock legend.
Columbia's film fans do not have to miss out on viewing indie films despite COVID-19 temporarily closing theaters. The Nickelodeon Theatre shows indie films virtually through virtual screening rooms.
These dorm-friendly apple cobblers are the treat for fall.
The Devine Cinnamon Roll Deli is recognized for its cinnamon rolls, grit bowls and breakfast sandwiches. Owner Jody Kreush does everything she can to treat her staff, customers and community like family.
Mom and pop store Loose Lucy's got its start following the band Grateful Dead in the late '80s. Today, it continues the band''s legacy with Dead merch and prints true to the era.
The popular Papa Jazz Record Shoppe continues to support and connect Columbia music lovers and artists during the pandemic, even after 41 years of operation.
Tea drinkers in Columbia have a home at The Market Tea Room. Whether you're looking for a quick cup of tea or a leisurely afternoon sit-down, visit the Tea Room for a real tea experience.
When Jimmie, a retired Army mechanic, decided he wanted to own his own business with his wife and son, everything worked out perfectly except for one thing — the spelling of his own name. On Google Maps, 347 Harden St. is incorrectly listed as the address for "Jimmy and Sons" instead of "Jimmie and Son."
