In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the South Carolina Philharmonic will be performing a collaboration with Westwater Arts at the Koger Center, showcasing both the music and sights of Latin America.
Controversy has arisen around the "Joker," with some raising concerns about the film's capacity to inspire dangerous behavior. Are these claims something to be worried about?
Max McLean's production of "C.S. Lewis Onstage" provides an inside look into Lewis' religious journey from atheism to Christianity.
The Piece by Piece: Quilts from the permanent collection will be in the Diverse Voices gallery in the McKissick Museum until July 2020.
For a break from your typical fare, check out four of Columbia's international restaurants.
Art Along the Trail will give attendees a hands on interaction with art and the opportunity to talk to local artists, all while experiencing the outdoors.
Comedian Andy Erikson headlined Carolina Productions' Fresh Faces of Comedy and her stand-up focused on the crazy interactions the world seems to throw at her.
Artist Ming Ying Hong gives a glimpse into the meaning of her latest series on display in McMaster.
Enjoy some of the city's most notable alcoholic drinks.
Take some time to unwind before tackling that lengthy to-do list.
Lauren Shockey, author of the cookbook ‘Hangover Helper,’ talks about her inspiration for the book, her time working in professional kitchens around the world and the process of developing her ideal hangover dishes from around the world.
"Ad Astra" is a sci-fi thriller that's more in tune with its emotions than most.
The Columbia Museum of Art will feature 60 pieces of work from Van Gogh and artists who influenced him.
The study abroad office offers many resources to help alleviate students' doubts about traveling to a school in another country.
Columbia's drag queens share how they entered the drag scene and why everybody should try drag at least once.
The stage play "Confessions of a Good Man" aims to relate to the lives of various audience members.
"It Chapter 2" does its best work with its character-focused story but falls flat on some horror elements.
