The Columbia Museum of Art announces the launch of More Than Rhythm: A Black Music Series, hosted by ethnomusicologist Dr. Birgitta Johnson and debuting Saturday, January 15, 2022, during closing weekend of 30 Americans. The series, which offers free admission for students, premieres with a …
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Strap up your cowboy boots because 7Sunday is starting off 2022 on a high horse with a star-studded line-up for the three-year anniversary concert! 7Sunday Presents “The Harder They Fall” will take place Sunday, January 16, 2022, at 8:00 PM at the USC Pastides Alumni Center, located at 900 S…
Dr. Walter B. Curry, Jr., local author, and founder of Renaissance Publications LLC, received the Literary Titan Gold Awards for his books that focuses on the African American history in Aiken, Orangeburg, and Richland Counties: The Thompson Family: Untold Stories From The Past (1830-1960) a…
The Columbia Museum of Art invites you to celebrate the season with pianist and arranger Noel Freidline, vocalist Maria Howell, and their all-star jazz band at Baker & Baker presents Noel and Maria: Together Again for the Holidays on Friday, December 17, at 7:00 p.m.
South Carolina State University student Trebor Wilson has released a version of the popular contemporary Christmas tune “Mary Did You Know” as part of a music industry studies project.
TheTickets are on sale now for The Bash (formerly The Bojangles Bash). The ninth annual event, an international elite basketball showcase, has rapidly grown into one of the most exciting weekends of prep basketball in the nation.
Filmmakter JB Brown (right) is all smiles as he greets a fan who attended the premiere of his new movie Forbidden Love at the Spotlight Cinemas in Columbia. The premiere was held Saturday afternoon.
South Carolina’s official Christmas Tree arrived at the South Carolina State House this morning following a brief press conference on the North Lawn. Kelly Barbrey, vice president of marketing and communications with Experience Columbia SC, thanked the many individuals and organizations that…
WOW Productions & One7evenOne Productions has taken a leap from live plays to streaming. When faced with a shutdown of live productions due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the talented duo launched their latest production as a streaming video series on Youtube. Secrets in Plain Sight Limite…
Start your Christmas shopping by supporting local businesses! Come out Saturday, November 13, 2021 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a Holiday Market. There will be a variety of vendors selling accessories, crafts, food and much more! Interested in showcasing your goods or services, sign up to be a vendor.
Nationally acclaimed actor and director JB Brown will premier his dramatic thriller, “Forbidden Love” at the Spotlight Theatre, Friday, November 12th thru November 26th for a 2-week run.
The mission of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) is to serve as the principal advocate for and steward of South Carolina’s natural resources. Through the agency’s Diversity Outreach program, we are working to connect with people who are not traditionally represented in the out…
Former middle school physical education teacher and Coach Collie E. Rayford taught students at W.G. Sanders Middle School for over a half-century. Even though he is now retired, Coach Rayford never stopped helping kids. Today, he is participating in a golf tournament named in his honor to ra…
A Columbia, South Carolina native, Veteran and recent graduate of Los Angeles Film School, Zane Jones burst onto the entertainment scene in a major way by receiving an Emmy just two months after graduating. This Emmy Award-Winning producer has a deep passion for making life easier, and more …
Angela F. Williams was recently appointed to serve as the president and CEO of United Way Worldwide; making history as the first Black woman to sit at the helm of the global organization. The South Carolina native—who holds degrees from the University of Virginia, the University of Texas Sch…
A Columbia, South Carolina native, Veteran and recent graduate of Los Angeles Film School, Zane Jones burst onto the entertainment scene in a major way by receiving an Emmy just two months after graduating. This Emmy Award-Winning producer has a deep passion for making life easier, and more …
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The Auntie Karen Foundation will celebrate its 20th Anniversary with a MASKquerade themed event on Friday, September 10, 2021, at the Koger Center for the Arts. The Legends of...2021 Concert will feature Vanessa Williams with The Colour of Music Orchestra Black Classical Musicians Festival i…
Richland Library is celebrating Black Music Month with one of our former artists-in-residence. Join us for Evening Arts: THE Dubber from 7 - 8 p.m., Friday, June 18 on our Facebook Page. The online performance, which is free and open to the public, features Washington, DC-born and South Caro…
Dr. Walter B. Curry, Jr.’s new book, “The Awakening”, The Seawright-Ellison Family Saga, Vol. 1, A Narrative History, is the first volume of narratives about the descendants of two families who share a common ancestor, Martha Kitchings Seawright Ellison. The book begins with Martha and her f…
Local artist Baba Seitu Amenwahsu is hosting an Artist’s Talk as part of his exhibit entitled BA AKHU: A NEW PARADIGM.
Midlands Fatherhood Coalition (MFC) presents the 3rd Daddy and Me 5K / Fun Run on June 19, 2021, at 8:00 am at the Saluda Shoals Park. Midlands Fatherhood Coalition (MFC) presents an opportunity for anyone in the Columbia area to enjoy a certified 5K, a fun run and there are even virtual run…
The Friends of African American Art & Culture (FAAAC), an affinity group of the Columbia Museum of Art (CMA), invites the public to celebrate its 10th anniversary during the 2021 annual meeting on Thursday, June 3, at 5:30 p.m. Festivities include a reception on Boyd Plaza — where patron…
The Congressional Art Competition is a way to recognize the talent of young artists here in the Second Congressional District of South Carolina and across the nation.
The South Carolina Autism Society is hosting the 15th annual Strides for Autism Finale on Saturday, April 24, 2021.
After a one-year hiatus due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the annual Black Cowboy Festival will return in 2021.
Baba Seitu Amenwahsu is a visual artist, musician, healer and retired Public School Art Educator in Columbia, South Carolina. He is the author of a new book, ‘BA AKHU® A Mystical Spiritual Path’s Visual Art Aesthetic.’
S.A.V.E. (Students Advocating for Vital Engagements) is an organization founded to inspire and galvanize young people to use their voices for change. Its debut Summit will take place virtually on February 5 and 6 and is available to any high school or college student. They can sign up for fr…
The South Carolina State Fair will usher in the holiday season with its second annual drive-through holiday light show, Carolina Lights, Dec. 5-27, at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds.
The South Carolina State Fair will usher in the holiday season with its second annual drive-through holiday light show, Carolina Lights, Dec. 5-27, at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds.
Get a limited-edition commemorative poster or postcard pack of the Black Lives Matter-inspired public art banners that are on display outside Richland Library Main (1431 Assembly Street).
Join Richland Library as we feature a James Beard Award winner and renowned chef during Let's Talk Race: A Conversation with Culinary Historian Michael Twitty from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m., Thursday, November 12. Please register at richlandlibrary.com or call 803-799-9084 to attend this online progr…
November 3rd is quickly approaching, and as the candidates make their final speeches to the American people, Candidate for US senator Jaime Harrison is closing out his campaign in a rather unique way.
Calling all ghouls and goblins! EdVenture is pleased to announce Spooky Saturdays, coming this October to EdVenture’s Columbia location. (211 Gervais Street) Join us on select Saturdays in October for healthy and safe Halloween fun for the whole family; featuring spooky science shows, pumpki…
Make tracks to Riverbanks for eight nights of safe, family-friendly fun when Boo at the Zoo returns Friday, October 23 – Friday, October 30. A limited number of timed tickets are available each evening and should be purchased in advance as most nights will sell out.
The Lourie Center will host its annual Fall Festival on October 30 and we want you to be a part of the fun! We will be making some BIG changes this year to adapt to the "new normal" and allow for social distancing. For the first time ever, the Lourie Center Fall Festival will be an outdoor, …
Celebrate Dizzy’s 103rd birthday and enjoy a world-class jazz festival wherever you are on your favorite streaming devices. The 2020 SC Jazz festival features regional to international jazz stars from South Carolina, New York, Brazil and more.
SC State University Head Football Coach Oliver “Buddy” Pough is wrapping up a Tailgate Tour of South Carolina state parks this weekend at Sesquicentennial to launch a marketing initiative designed to draw more African Americans to the great outdoors. The collaboration between the South Carol…
The Columbia Museum of Art announces a series of exciting purchases in the past year of works by contemporary African American artists — Sanford Biggers, Kwame Brathwaite, Elizabeth Catlett, Sam Middleton, and Winston Wingo — that add significantly to its collection.
UofSC annual Fall Literary Festival goes virtual Oct. 14 with Nikky Finney, Kelly Starling Lyons and George Singleton
According to Affinity Numerology, the numerology essence of the number 18 has to do with humanitarianism, independence, and building something of lasting benefit. The underlying idea of the essence of the number 18 is the welfare of humanity.
The culture of black women wearing hats to church and for occasions has a rich history in the black community. Hat wearing was deemed as one of the indications of rise and giving rise to others among black women. Author Christopher Davis pens a new narrative of such culture.
Zion Baptist Church’s Annual Friends and Family Day will be on September 27, at 11:00 a.m. The theme for Family and Friends Day is “Family and Friends Faithfully Serving God.” The supporting scripture is Proverbs 3:3-4.
The Pouring Tea Society of South Carolina is a social organization of distinguished women who enjoy tea and socializing with each other as they discuss current events and trends around the world. Men are also welcome to join us.
The theme song of the 80’s TV show Cheers says:
Upsilon Omega Omega Chapter gives away over $75,000 in scholarships during their Virtual Ball
Artwork will be displayed in U.S. Capitol Building
The Pouring Tea Society held its Juneteenth Tea Celebration on Friday, June 19, 2020 at 7:00 pm using Zoom Meeting technology. Ms. Vii, President of the Pouring Tea Society, presented the history, importance, and impact of Juneteenth on the local and national communities. Dr. Cathine G. Scot…
Mark Myers grew up watching the Bonanza television show and dreaming of becoming a cowboy. As an adult he was able to make that dream come true. Mark and his wife Sandra are the founders of the Black Cowboy festival, held annually in Rembert, SC.
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