An outsider might look at South Carolina and only see what jumps out at them: an intense football rivalry, longstanding traditions of sweet tea and seersucker and a bit more than a few political uh-ohs.
Thirty years ago, there was a magazine for South Carolina women and their art, ideas, experiences, and concerns.
Whether you’re a freshman walking around campus for the first time or a returning student already familiar with the ins and outs of college life, it’s undeniable — there’s something in the air.
Food lovers, eaters and makers gathered at 711 Whaley on Sunday for the Slow Food at Indie Grits tasting event.
In April of 2015, the Nickelodeon lifted the curtains on a new, second theater for the film house, allowing for much more creative ingenuity.
Cynthia Boiter is a writer, editor, publisher and arts advocate. In 2014, she won an Elizabeth O'Neill Verner Award from the South Carolina Arts Commission for her work cultivating an "interdisciplinary and collaborative aesthetic" and promoting cultural growth in the Midlands and greater South Carolina.
FRIDAY 10TH ANNUAL BALLET STARS OF NEW YORK GALA PERFORMANCE Koger Center for the Arts, 1051 Greene St. Fri, 7 p.m., $15-$35 USC Dance Company instructor Stacey Calvert, a former soloist at the NYC Ballet, will stage a performance with both dancers from USC's dance program and the NYC Ballet.
A longtime caterer to the Columbia area and regular at Soda City farmers market, the Spotted Salamander is a lunch spot that you may not know you've been looking for.
One of the most-recognizable landmarks in Columbia is a 50-by-75-foot mural on the wall of what used to be the AgFirst Farm Credit Bank at Marion and Taylor streets.