The McKissick museum gives life to forgotten treasures, toys, with "Child's Play." Revisit your childhood, favorites such as Barbies and LEGOs, through a new lens as an adult.
DJ Voodoo Child has started to lay groundwork in Columbia, and has quickly become a well-known part of Cola city events. He is an artist from Florence, South Carolina, with a long past in music and the South Carolina music scene.
Pianist and two-time USC graduate Yonie Penev started learning the piano when he was 11, and now he's enjoying his sixth year accompanying the USC Department of Dance.
The Carolina Dance Club is a student-run organization that allows dancers of all experience levels to learn and choreograph upbeat routines while enjoying a laid-back creative outlet.
The Hideout in WeCo offers French-inspired flavors and a cafe atmosphere, with breakfast and lunch daily.
Tapp's Outpost strives to create community among artists in Columbia. By creating a safe space for artists to collaborate and come together, the Outpost allows the arts to persevere and grow, even during a time where everything seems to stand still.
There are just a few more Wellness Days coming up. Make good use of your time off to visit the mountains or the beach of Greenville or Charleston respectively.
A mixture of intense colors, movements and music brings to life Jonathan Green's Gullah lifestyle paintings in Columbia City Ballet's latest production.
This compilation of spring break activities has major ramen noodle energy. In other words, they fit perfectly into that sacred place where convenience, affordability and flavor intersect.
These 16 tracks look to evoke nostalgia and longing for different times and places. New York City, small-town America and childhood are just a few of the subjects this collection of songs pays tribute to.
Frances McDormand's quiet grit stars in Chloé Zhao's patient and unrelentingly realistic look into the life of a modern nomad.
Squishmallows — adorable, plush stuffed animals — are getting harder and harder to come by as they grow in popularity with all ages. That doesn't stop collectors from hunting for them.
"In Pizza We Trust," a mantra of Stoner's Pizza Joint located in the Main Street District. The joint makes oven-fresh pizza, fast: a college kid's dream.
Mt. Joy, an indie band from L.A., announced a socially-distanced tour set which will stop in Columbia on May 15. Lead singer and guitarist, Matt Quinn, spoke to The Daily Gamecock about everything that has happened to the band in the past year.
In 1972, someone decided to put clear liquors together to see what would happen — and thus the Long Island iced tea was born. With this recipe, you can make one for yourself.
A number of Columbia's historic Black locations have been lost over the years, but not all are gone. Check out these three landmarks that are still standing today.
Who doesn't love animals? With Canvas Zoo, artist Jalen Jennings brings out the charisma of your pets with colors and creative techniques. With each purchase, a donation is made for wildlife and animal protection organizations.
