March 2023

What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

THE UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA & RICHLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESENT: Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe that seeks to memorialize and bear witness to the humanitarian crisis at the U.S./Mexico Border that has claimed the lives of thousands of people since the 1990’s. This tragic loss of human life is the direct result of U.S. border policies that purposefully put migrants into harm’s way. HT94 raises awareness about the human consequences of these policies while also promoting a global discourse on migration through collaboration with hosting partners and exhibition attendees around the world. The Migration Center at the University of South Carolina, Richland County Public Library, Columbia Museum of Art, and countless departments and volunteers at UofSC have come together to bring this exhibit and accompanying events to Columbia. Please visit our website or social media for more information: http://www.centeronmigration.org/2022-conference.html Twitter: @HT94SC Instagram: @HT94SC

What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

From Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning Steve Martin and Grammy Award-winning Edie Brickell, Broadway’s Bright Star comes to Town Theatre. Be transformed by a sweeping tale of fate and family set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ‘40s. When successful literary editor Alice Murphy meets an ambitious young soldier just home from World War II, their connection inspires Alice to confront her past. Bright Star is their story. Spanning two decades, we meet Alice when she is wild and young, growing up carefree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and 22 years later as a magazine editor in Asheville. Hope, redemption and love are yours to be found in Bright Star! Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, March 26 OR Saturday, April 2 and we’ll add some delicious desserts to your evening of song. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ at a restaurant of your choice ~ and then bring us the receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided complimentary on the patio before the show. Desserts will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. Bright Star is directed by Marybeth Berry with musical direction by Michel Simmons and choreography by Christy Shealy Mills. Costumes are by Billy Bishop with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Hood Construction and Willis Tax & Accounting. The show runs March 18 through April 3. Curtain is at 7:30 PM for all shows except for Sunday 3:00 PM matinees. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11 and are $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active-duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under. Call 803-799-2510 or visit towntheatre.com.

How do you describe the offbeat antics of David Feherty? The New York Times called him "a cross between Oprah Winfrey and Johnny Carson." With a sharp wit and irreverant style, the professional golfer turned gold analyst, talk show host and sports broadcaster has made a name for himself as one of the most hilarious and irrepressible personalities in golf. Of Feherty's live one-man show, Golf Digest said: "Uncensored and unhinged, and worth the price of admission. It really was stupendous." The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette raves, David Feherty was uproariously funny. It was two hours of zaniness and madcap storytelling. People were coming out of their seats with laughter."

How do you describe the offbeat antics of David Feherty? The New York Times called him "a cross between Oprah Winfrey and Johnny Carson." With a sharp wit and irreverant style, the professional golfer turned gold analyst, talk show host and sports broadcaster has made a name for himself as one of the most hilarious and irrepressible personalities in golf. Of Feherty's live one-man show, Golf Digest said: "Uncensored and unhinged, and worth the price of admission. It really was stupendous." The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette raves, David Feherty was uproariously funny. It was two hours of zaniness and madcap storytelling. People were coming out of their seats with laughter."

What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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Food, drinks, and fun return to Columbia for Food Truck Festivals of America's 7th Annual South Carolina Food Truck and Craft Beer Festival on April 9th! 7th Annual South Carolina Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival Food Truck Festivals of America is back for the 7th Annual South Carolina Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival on Saturday, April 9th from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the South Carolina State Fair! Over 25 of South Carolina’s most popular food trucks will dish out fan favorites while over fifty national, regional, and local craft beers, seltzers, ciders, and cocktails in a can will be available to wash it all down. This 2022 festival will be a weekend of craft beer, great local food, lawn games, music, and an artisan market made up of local businesses and artists. The festival is family friendly and all guidelines will be taken as instructed by the city and health department! Tickets can be ordered online at: www.foodtruckfestivalsofamerica.com/columbia Buy tickets in advance and save! Specialty Packages Available online ONLY! For updates and more information on the festivals visit our website at www.foodtruckfestivalsofamerica.com and join our #FoodTruckFAM by following us on Social Media! @FTFofAmerica

Food Truck Festivals of America is back for the 7th Annual South Carolina Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival on Saturday, April 9th from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the South Carolina State Fair! Over 25 of South Carolina’s most popular food trucks will dish out fan favorites while over fifty national, regional, and local craft beers, seltzers, ciders, and cocktails in a can will be available to wash it all down. This 2022 festival will be a weekend of craft beer, great local food, lawn games, music, and an artisan market made up of local businesses and artists. The festival is family friendly and all guidelines will be taken as instructed by the city and health department! Tickets can be ordered online at: https://www.showpass.com/ftfa-new-mexico/ Buy tickets in advance and save! Specialty Packages Available online ONLY! For updates and more information on the festivals visit our website at https://www.foodtruckfestivalsofamerica.com/great-new-mexico and join our #FoodTruckFAM by following us on Social Media! @FTFofAmerica

For 30 years, the Friends of the School of Music have raised more than three-quarters of a million dollars for scholarship support for students of the School of Music. The Musical Feast has been a staple each year to raise those funds. On Thursday, April 14, 2022, the entire Koger Center for the Arts will be the showcase for our students’ talent. Positioned in varied spaces throughout the Koger Center, from the mainstage to the lobby, our accomplished students will bring music to our patrons who will enjoy food and drink as varied as the locations and the performances.

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Congaree Land Trust is excited to bring back our signature Game & Garden Soirée and celebrate our 30th Anniversary. This is a night to show your support of land conservation across central SC. Join us for an evening of cocktails, small plates by local chefs, a silent auction, and live music from the Blue Iguanas!

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The Richland County Recreation Commission is elated to announce the Dare 2 Be Different fashion show on Thursday, April 28, 2022, with doors opening at 6:00 p.m. at the Parklane Adult Activity Center, located at 7494 Parklane Road in Columbia. We are looking for talent. This is a free event, co-ed event for ages 8-17. There will be a rehearsal at 6:00 p.m. on April 7, 2022 at the Parklane Adult Activity Center. You should join us if you have the best drip, flyest style, or are the best dressed youngster in Columbia. The Dare 2 Be Different Youth Fashion Show is in celebration of National Youth Violence Prevention Week. For more information, please contact Adairius Williams via email at adairius.williams@rcrc.state.sc.us or by phone at 803-741-7272 ext 142. Register online at www.richlandrec.com.

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The Taco & Tequila Crawl is back! Come enjoy tacos and exclusive margarita, tequila, and beer specials. Let's taco about a party!! Tickets: Click Here For Tickets Regular Taco Ticket + Bar Crawl Ticket: 🌮 3 Tacos or Tequila Shots (3 total items. Offering differs bar to bar) 🌮 Discounted specials at every stop (Margs, Beer, and Tequila) 🌮 Taco & Tequila Crawl Signature Digital Crawl Map 🌮 Professional photographer 🌮 DJs and entertainment to dance off the tacos & margaritas   VIP Ticket + Bar Crawl Ticket: 🌮 Signature Taco Shirt (Design coming soon!)* 🌮 4 Tacos or Tequila Shots (4 total items. Offering differs bar to bar) 🌮 Discounted specials at every stop (Margs, Beer, and Tequila) 🌮 Taco & Tequila Crawl Signature Digital Crawl Map 🌮 Professional photographer 🌮 DJs and entertainment to dance off the tacos & margaritas   Participating Stops: 🌮 Tin Roof 🌮 Social 🌮 More to come/ Restaurants subject to change   You also will be provided a voting survey for: 🌮 Best Tasting Taco 🌮 Best Margarita   FAQ: 🌮 How do we get our tacos? Your wristband will have tabs on it. You'll need to tear off the tabs in exchange for the taco in the private taco crawl area at each bar/restaurant. 🌮 How do we get our drink specials? Show your wristband prior to ordering. 🌮 Guided or Free Flowing? This is a free flowing event with 5+ restaurants serving delicious tacos & drink specials. This is a 21+ as we'll have exclusive party stops as well.  🌮 Do I have to go to all the stops? No! We'll share the map in advance of what signature tacos are offered, what drink specials, and more. You can pick which ones you like. All within walking distance.  🌮 What is this crawl like? Food Crawl meets bar crawl that end up in an epic party.  🌮 Is this event 21+? Yes. 🌮 Refunds? No refunds within 7 days of event. Credits will be given week of with exception of day of event. No refunds or credits day of event. No exceptions! 🌮 Advice: If you are coming in large groups, it may be difficult for you to get tables for anything 4+ without a wait. Please be flexible and order at the bar, grab a drink, and get your taco. Have fun, grab a drink, and let's get Taco'd! 🌮 This is a rain or shine event! *VIP Ticket includes our awesome Taco Crawl T-shirt (pictured below soon). Sizes included: Small, Medium, Large, XL, 2XL, 3XL (Sizes are unisex)

Join us at Wine Down 2022, sponsored by Groucho's Deli, as we celebrate our 10th anniversary as South Carolina's most trusted organization serving families with children who are deaf or hard of hearing in South Carolina! The event will feature a silent auction and a premiere wine pull, as well as food from Anna Cline Catering, an open bar with a variety of wine and beer for sipping, a themed photo booth, a DJ and plenty of dancing! The theme of this year's event is a red carpet movie premier! Event attendees will see the premier of Beginnings SC's staff-made documentary, "Faces," which will feature interviews with Deaf and hard of hearing individuals in South Carolina and beyond! All proceeds will benefit Beginnings SC’s work serving families of children who are deaf or hard of hearing across South Carolina who need information, resources, and support so their children can reach their fullest potential.

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The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

OTM Gallery Art & Conversation with Joe & Sharon DiGiulio Bringing Art with Fun & Flair to Columbia Thursday, May 19 4-7 P.M. 3142 Carlisle Street Columbia, SC 29205 803-719-1713 Juliaseabrookmoore@gmail.com

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

Strange Music is pleased to announce Tech N9ne's ASIN9NE Tour 2022! Featuring Tech N9ne with special guests Joey Cool, X-Raided, and Bernz. Tech N9ne's ASIN9NE Tour 2022 is going to be the most exciting Tech N9ne tour to date! We're offering a VIP package with OVER $325 IN MERCHANDISE along with an artist Meet & Greet and a ticket to the show of your choice. Don't miss your chance to experience Tech N9ne's ASIN9NE Tour 2022 like a VIP.Keep in mind, there's a limited number of VIP packages per show - so don't wait to get yours!Head over to strangevip.com for more information and to select the show you want to attend - keep checking back as we add more shows - get your VIP package of merchandise and an artist Meet & Greet. COVID-19 InfoIf you plan on attending any dates on Tech N9ne’s ASIN9NE Tour 2022, it’s important that you contact your local venue to confirm any applicable COVID-19 requirements. Strange Music Inc. and Tech N9ne do not have the ability to change a venue’s policy regarding COVID-19 so it is important that you check with the specific venue of the show you plan to attend to ensure that you’re in compliance with their policies before attending the show. Featuring the artists Tech N9ne, Joey Cool, X-Raided, and Bernz! General Admission Tickets - https://strangemusicinc.net/links/ticket/3204VIP Tickets - https://strangemusicinc.net/links/vip/3204Ages - AllDoors Open Time - 7:00 PMVIP Start Time - 3:00 PM

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Strange Music is pleased to announce Tech N9ne's ASIN9NE Tour 2022! Featuring Tech N9ne with special guests Joey Cool, X-Raided, and Bernz. Tech N9ne's ASIN9NE Tour 2022 is going to be the most exciting Tech N9ne tour to date! We're offering a VIP package with OVER $325 IN MERCHANDISE along with an artist Meet & Greet and a ticket to the show of your choice. Don't miss your chance to experience Tech N9ne's ASIN9NE Tour 2022 like a VIP.Keep in mind, there's a limited number of VIP packages per show - so don't wait to get yours!Head over to strangevip.com for more information and to select the show you want to attend - keep checking back as we add more shows - get your VIP package of merchandise and an artist Meet & Greet. COVID-19 InfoIf you plan on attending any dates on Tech N9ne’s ASIN9NE Tour 2022, it’s important that you contact your local venue to confirm any applicable COVID-19 requirements. Strange Music Inc. and Tech N9ne do not have the ability to change a venue’s policy regarding COVID-19 so it is important that you check with the specific venue of the show you plan to attend to ensure that you’re in compliance with their policies before attending the show. Featuring the artists Tech N9ne, Joey Cool, X-Raided, and Bernz! General Admission Tickets - https://strangemusicinc.net/links/ticket/3204VIP Tickets - https://strangemusicinc.net/links/vip/3204Ages - AllDoors Open Time - 7:00 PMVIP Start Time - 3:00 PM

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

The epic battle between good and evil takes to the stage in the closing show of Town’s 102nd season, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, audiences will be enchanted by Frank Wildhorn’s and Leslie Bricusse’s score and mesmerized by the man that is both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. Looking for more Music, Mayhem, Madness and Mmmmmm? Consider joining us for one of our dessert nights. Get your tickets to the show on Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 and we’ll add some mouth-watering munchies to this evening of melodious mayhem. All you have to do is go out to eat ~ and then bring us the receipt. No deception here ~ your dinner receipt in exchange for dessert which will be provided on the patio before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM. “This is the moment” that you will not want to miss. Jekyll & Hyde runs May 13-28 with direction by Jamie Carr Harrington, musical direction by Amanda Hines and choreography by Tracy Steele. Costumes are by Janet Kile with scenic/lighting design by Danny Harrington. The show is sponsored by Synovus and LS3P. Tickets are available beginning Friday, May 6 ~ $25 for adults; $20 for senior (65+)/active duty military/full-time college; $15 youth 17 and under.

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What’s better to wrap up the week than a flea market with local art, food, and retail vendors in the heart of Columbia’s Cottontown? Gather your friends, and check out this fun and funky shopping experience on Friday. Marketplace opportunities for creators, curators, tastemakers, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople are available.
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Comedian, actor and voice-artist Earthquake made his way into the households and hearts of his loyal fanbase in the 90's at the height of television programming for the urban comedian. Shows like BET's Comic View, HBO's Def Comedy Jam, glimpses of Laffapalooza and Shaq's Comedy Allstars became fan favorites. Earthquake's DVD collection of comedy specials made him the stand-out comedic talent of that era. Those specials include, About Got Damn Time, Walter Latham Presents, From the Outhouse to the White House and These Ain't Jokes for Showtime. As a result, his presence on the comedy circuit added a relatable and celebrated point of view that resonated with thousands of fans, and he found his sweet spot-on numerous tours and club dates. Never leaving a fan disappointed, 'Quake' (as he is affectionately known), quickly became a closer or multi-headliner fixture on some of the biggest tours in the country.

They were just four guys from Jersey, until they sang their very first note. They had a sound nobody had ever heard… and the radio just couldn’t get enough of. But while their harmonies were perfect on stage, off stage it was a very different story — a story that made them an international sensation all over again. Go behind the music and inside the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons in the Tony and Grammy Award-winning true-life musical phenomenon, JERSEY BOYS.

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Sit back and enjoy a fun-filled night of stand-up comedy from YouTuber/podcaster/country music artist/mayor...Kurtis Conner. And please be nice to him! It's the law!

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