USC Symphony will perform the Florence Price Violin Concerto No. 1 and Dvořák's Symphony No. 8 on Sept. 25 at the Koger Center for the Arts. These pieces blend American and European culture together for a joyful performance.
The 47th annual Jubilee 2025 Festival of Black History and Culture is a place for Black families to find appreciation in where they are from and the people who paved the way for them. The event includes a marketplace for various vendors, musical performances, food and bus tours around Columbia to educate visitors.
The South Carolina Ballet brings back their "Motown Ballet," which combines classical ballet with jazz, contemporary and hip-hop styles. The performance, which includes live music by Rod Foster & Company, new dance and multimedia elements, celebrates the strength of South Carolina's artistic community.
Close Proximity, a band based in Columbia, recently performed at Russell Underground. The members talk about how they met, why they love performing and what it's like being in a band.
USC professor Northrop Davis encourages students to explore their storytelling creativity by teaching a manga production class at USC. In the class, Davis aims to provide students with skills and connections that will help them pursue careers in writing, animation and other creative fields.
Don't let the performative males see this one. This matcha pie recipe is perfect for anyone wanting to experiment with the popular powdered tea.
After over eight years of anticipation, "Hollow Knight: Silksong" delivers a bold, uncompromising sequel that sharpens everything fans loved about the original. Team Cherry’s latest masterpiece pairs punishingly precise combat with breathtakingly vibrant environments, weaving a rich narrative through Hornet’s journey in Pharloom. Its relentless difficulty may test even seasoned players, but the game’s fluid mechanics, expansive world and compelling character writing make the long wait worthwhile.
In the upcoming movie "Code 3", USC alumnus Patrick Pianezza tells the story of a burnt-out paramedic on his last shift training his replacement with his partner. Pianezza worked with his brother and his friend to creator the movie, which is inspired by his time working as a paramedic in Lexington County.
The Farmers Market Xchange blends a traditional farmers market selling fresh, local produce with a coffee shop, cafe, bakery and more to try to create a welcoming environment that has grown into a community. From busy students stopping by for fresh bread to professionals enjoying a hot meal for lunch, the Market has become a popular destination for many in Columbia.
USC students share their experiences with balancing college life and pet ownership, including its benefits and challenges. Two Columbia animal rescues discuss the impact of fostering pets.
Tailgating is a tradition that mixes food, excitement and connection before football games begin. Tailgate lots can be more than just a place to hang out before a game with the proper supplies and great company.
USC student Farah Camille is an aspiring artist who performs at gigs in Columbia and also places such as Virginia and Australia. Camille is known for her beautiful lyricism and heartfelt lyrics.
Koger Center for the Arts has six Broadway hits coming to Columbia this upcoming season. From popular musicals such as "Wicked" to lesser-known musicals such as "Mrs. Doubtfire," there is a wide variety for audiences to see.
The Art Therapy Club on USC campus thrives on the feeling and experience its members gain. From the camaraderie and peace, to the stress ball put in front of members that is art, everything else gets put on the back burner for that hour when its meets on Wednesday nights.
Most USC students have never flown a plane, many who have are members of the Carolina Flight Club. Bringing together a wide variety of aviation enthusiasts, members have strong passion and interesting experiences.
"...and this stays between us, right?" is an interactive art exhibition opening in McMaster Gallery by artists Taylor Colimore and Noren Gelberg-Hagmaier, under their name cyber//chiffon. The exhibition will explore the themes of identity and self-expression.
The South Carolina-based alternative rock group Tomorrow's Problem will visit Columbia as part of their "Wasted Night's Tour." The band will be covering songs and playing their newly released music for new fans on Aug. 29.
