Columbia

Midlands

The largest monument of its type outside of Washington D.C., stands here as a memorial to 980 South Carolinians who died in Vietnam. The park also features a new Holocaust monument. Designed by renowned sculptor Irwin Hyman, the monument stands on a... Read More

Lexington

Midlands

This seven-acre property interprets everyday life in Lexington County from the colonial period to the Civil War and includes the John Fox House, which was built in 1832 and features displays with quilts, period furniture, textiles, etc. Outbuildings on... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Capital City/Lake Murray Country is the regional tourism office and visitor's center promoting Columbia, Lake Murray and it's four surrounding counties (Lexington, Richland, Newberry & Saluda). The visitor center is located in the Historic Lorick... 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

Five After Five is a free, outdoor local concert series hosted at the fountain in Five Points. Enjoy great local music and fun times starting in April, and continuing on the fourth Thursday of each month until August from 6:30 p.m. - 10 p.m. In addition... Read More

Cayce

Midlands

Tartan Day South event is a four day celebration of Celtic heritage. The festival is an array of unique traditional sports, music, foods, and exhibitions. Over 36,000 patrons attended Tartan Day South events since 2011. Tartan Day features... Read More