Current Columbia Curiosities
From the hundreds of local businesses that form its backbone to the residents who nurture its strong sense of community, Columbia offers endless opportunities for discovery.

This Giving Tuesday, meet the local non-profits that make an impact right here in Columbia. From serving immediate needs to building a foundation for the future, these organizations are changing lives every single day.
As winter’s chill settles deeper into our capital city, it becomes easier to embrace the warmth and comfort of our holiday homes.
For United Way of the Midlands, everything comes back to community—from fundraising to donations to trailblazing initiatives.
When Tammy Jones first moved to Columbia after graduating high school, she fell in love with Main Street and city living.
With many sun-soaked days ahead, there’s no better time to continue South Carolina Wildlife Federation (SCWF)’s spotlight as Fig’s 2024 Social Mission Partner.
Before Neset Hikmet settled in Columbia, he was a man of many places. Originally from Cyprus, an island on the Mediterranean Sea, he moved to the United States in 1980…
The South Carolina Wildlife Federation is on a mission to conserve and restore South Carolina’s wildlife and wildlife habitats through education and advocacy.
Daniel Rickenmann is a father, a husband, a South Carolina native, the son of Swiss immigrants, and the 71st Mayor of the City of Columbia.
We are the roots that keep our community thriving and strong, through the sunshine and the rain.
Leah Wicevic, Executive Director of Sistercare, fights to change the narrative around domestic violence.