Last weekend the Richland County Public Library officially opened its newly renovated first floor — featuring a gallery space, auditorium and temporary children's area.
Columbia is full of nonprofit organizations that rely on volunteer help. If you're interested in volunteering this summer check out four possible opportunities and find one that best suits your interests.
Here's what you need to know about the upcoming art installation that will light up Columbia for the next 10 years.
After four years, Lorde has returned with her sophomore album "Melodrama."
Learn more about the recent renovations to the Columbia Museum of Art and it's role as an influential role in the city.
After the release of her debut EP in 2017 and subsequent full length album two years later, Grace Joyner has made a name for herself as an independent artist throughout the Carolinas.
Due to Columbia's rich music scene, Mayor Steve Benjamin once again declared June to be Music Month. As part of the celebration, June 21 Columbia will participate in a worldwide Make Music Day event.
In recent years there has been an influx of new television programs across numerous platforms. The sheer magnitude of content makes it easy for some quality shows to go unnoticed.
Another summer means another E3, and the excitement of future games. However, this year’s show has gotten a little bit of a bad rap. Are gamers being unfair in their demands for E3 after such a great past few years?
Tuesday night kicked off the sixth installment of Columbia Fashion Week, previously known as Columbia Style Week.
Paleface and Mo, a Concord-based folk-rock duo, discuss new music, art and their origins.
"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" has been widely regarded as one of the most iconic Beatles albums ever produced. After an anniversary rerelease, the classic album topped the Billboard album charts over 50 years after its initial release. Read more about this influential album and a deconstruction of what makes it so wildly popular.
Monday night was a somber evening for many, as it marked the anniversary of the racially motivated hate crime at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
With the rise of interest in the new Netflix series, “13 Reasons Why,” the Richland County Public Library is hosting an author event this Saturday to pick the brain of Jay Asher, the author of best-selling novel “Thirteen Reasons Why.” “13 Reasons Why” has sparked major controversy amongst the parental and psychological community alike.
Last Thursday, WXRY hosted Columbia's first music crawl, a free event that featured over 30 live musicians across a two-block stretch of Main Street.
Looking for things to do in Columbia this month? We've compiled a list of inexpensive concerts, films and community events happening in June.
Last week Nashville rockers The Delta Saints headlined Drift Jam in Columbia. Lead guitarist and singer Ben Ringel sat down with The Daily Gamecock to discuss the mechanics of their latest album, "Monte Vista," and plans for new music.