Columbia

Midlands

The Presbyterians organized their first congregation in Columbia in 1795. The present church, the second on this site, was completed c. 1854 and survived the “Burning of Columbia,” while others in the downtown area didn’t. It is a fine example of early... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

The First Presbyterian Church organized a Sabbath School for African-Americans in 1838, which led to the establishment of a separate congregation for African-American members. The Sunday school built for this congregation on Sumter Street was burned by... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

This gateway to the rivers of Columbia adds another access to the many river activities available to residents. Granby is part of the Three Rivers Greenway, a system of green spaces along the banks of the rivers in Columbia,that eventually will connect... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Many organic and humanely raised farm products can be found at the Sandhill Farmer's Market. Items available include fresh local vegetables, meats, cheeses, plants, eggs, honey and baked goods. There is also an "Ask a Master Gardener Booth" for lawn or... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Prisma Health Midlands Foundation's Annual Festival of Trees features decorated trees, wreaths and other holiday items that are up for bid during a weekend-long silent auction. Hundreds of families come from all over the Midlands to enjoy the holiday... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Though they specialize in pho, the fragrant Vietnamese beef soup served with assorted beef cuts, fresh herbs, bean sprouts and other accompaniments, Pho Viet also serves spring rolls, chicken and seafood soups, rice bowls and noodle bowls topped with... Read More