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Through Sunday, March 21. Buddy, The Buddy Holly Story.
Experience Buddy Holly's rise and run through fame until his untimely death. Enjoy two hours of some of the best rock and roll songs ever written including 'That'll Be the Day', 'Peggy Sue', 'Everyday', 'Ready Teddy', and 'Johnny Be Good'. Visit Town Theatre for more information.
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Friday, March 19. Live Blues!
Veteran Blues Guitarist Rev. Marv Ward will be performing at the 145 Club in Winnsboro at 8 pm. Marv has shared stages with music legends such as Aerosmith, Joan Baez, Dave Van Ronk, Paul Geremia, Maria Muldaur, Nappy Brown, John Hammond, Bob Margolin, Big Bill Morganfield, and many more. Visit Club 145 for more information.
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Friday, March 19. Take me out to the Ball Game!
Cheer on the Gamecocks as they take on Tennessee at 7 pm. Visit Gamecocks Online for more information.
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Saturday, March 20. Oyster Roast.
Come out in support of Children's Charities of the Midlands at the sixth annual Oyster Roast and enjoy live musical entertainment by the John Wesley Satterfield band while chowing down on your choice of oysters, BBQ or both! Visit Lake Carolina for more information and to purchase tickets.
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Saturday, March 20. Farmville.
Get up-close-and-personal with a variety of farm machines, equipment, and tools that bring us the food that keep us healthy every day, while learning about the science behind the agricultural technology of tomorrow! There will be live farm animals, live music and food too! Visit EdVenture for more information.
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Saturday, March 20. Spring Ride Kick-Off Party!
Kick off the Spring Riding season with a party to remember with a blessing of the bikes, group ride, hamburgers and hot dogs, live music by The Five Band, a fashion show of the latest spring fashions, beer, vendors, prizes and much more! Visit Thunder Tower Harley-Davidson for more information.
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Saturday, March 20. Fly Fishing Clinic.
Did you know that Fly Fishing is the most ecologically kind and frequently most successful way to fish? Come learn the basics from an expert from 9am-3pm. Rods, reels, etc are provided. Call 731-5208 for additional information.
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Sunday, March 21. Visit the Arboretum.
This seven-acre tract has a long looping trail which makes the whole place accessible. Covered in wooden chips, the path goes uphill and downhill. It crosses a small wooden bridge, as well as a stream with four waterfalls. In the valley, there's a Zen garden with rock piles suggestive of a miniature Stonehenge. Volunteers have put up dozens and dozens of unobtrusive tags and plaques explaining it all. Unlike city parks, the arboretum is not generally open to the public. But on the third Sunday of every month, it opens its doors to the public for three hours. What a nice way to spend a Sunday afternoon! Visit the Arboretum for additional information.
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Tuesday, March 23. Live Music!
Enjoy live music by Tara Lee Nixon and Aaron Ames at this free event. 7 pm in the Midtown at Forest Acres at the Columbia Children's Theatre. Contact Andrew Witt at 799-3115 or visit The Arts Fund for more information.
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Wednesday, March 24. Oyster Roast and Keg Party!
Support the Contemporaries and welcome spring on Boyd Plaza with a night of oysters, beer and fun! $5 or free for Contemporaries members. Visit the Columbia Museum of Art for more information.
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