Columbia

Midlands

One of the course's outstanding features are its consistent greens. The course's signature hole is #14, a 313-yard, par 4, featuring the famous Pete Dye railroad ties bordering a lake which is alongside a well-bunkered green. The hole has many mounds... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Wartime house of Mary Boykin Chestnut and General James Chestnut; visited in October 1864 by President Jefferson Davis who gave one of his last speeches from the front of porch; The rooms feature period antiques, private baths with jacuzzi tubs, king and... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Join us at the Bark to the Park Walk and Festival for the Animals and help us raise money to save homeless pets in the Midlands! Each year over 6,800 dogs and cats are euthanized in the Midlands' shelters due to lack of space and resources. You can help... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

In 1942 a grand house was built in the wilderness. The owner, a man called Professor Michael Van Pulcher Geist, one of the most successful explorers of his day. Hillside Manor is its name, because it is constructed deep into the hill it rests upon.... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Tapp’s Arts Center is a giant artistic laboratory for community engagement. We encourage artistic agency through exhibitions, cultural events, workshops, classes, and studios to help Columbia create, learn and grow. Since 2011, Tapp’s Arts Center:... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Indie Grits is a 4-day event celebrating the visionary and experimental culture of the Southeast through film, art, music, and bits in Columbia, SC. In partnership with the Nickelodeon Theatre. Read More