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In 1812 a group of Columbians incorporated themselves as the first Episcopal parish in the backcountry. They raised the funds and built a small, wooden cruciform structure on the southeast corner of Gervais and Sumter streets. This church building was... Read More

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Super 8 – Fort Jackson is conveniently located off of I-77 (exit 12) and minutes away from Fort Jackson (Main Gate #2), the University of South Carolina, Williams-Brice Stadium, and the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. Enjoy free... Read More

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Benedict Institute, founded in 1870 to educate ministers and teachers, offered courses from the primary to the collegiate level. It became Benedict College in 1894. The school is named for Stephen Benedict, an abolitionist from Rhode Island who left... Read More

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Visit downtown Columbia for live Greek music indoors and outdoors, a variety of Greek food, and presentations on Greek culture, history and heritage. Festival goers are also invited to tour the beautiful sanctuary at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Read More

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Explore eccentric combinations of farm-to-table food and drink at Motor Supply Co. Bistro during Harvest Week, June 16-21, 2015. Accomplished Executive Chef Wes Fulmer presents bold flavor pairings in locally sourced, limited-edition dishes, while Head... Read More

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The Jam Room Music Festival is proud to bring the biggest free music party in S.C. to the streets of Columbia. For more information about the free Jam Room Music Festival, visit jamroommusicfestival.com. Read More