News Summary
Students in Columbia, South Carolina are invited to experience Sweet Tea 101 this Sunday. Enjoy traditional Southern home-cooked meals and learn how to make the perfect sweet tea. The event is free for students and focuses on community engagement and culinary delight. Reservations are appreciated, and participants can find more information online. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with others over delicious food and Southern charm!
Columbia, S.C. Students Get Ready for Sweet Tea 101!
Calling all students in Columbia, South Carolina! If you’re feeling a bit homesick or just craving a taste of the South, you won’t want to miss out on the exciting Sweet Tea 101 event happening this Sunday. This is your chance to indulge in one of the South’s most beloved traditions — sweet tea, of course!
Mark Your Calendars!
Set your alarms because this sweet event runs from 1 to 3 p.m. in the afternoon! It’ll be held at the James S. Gadsden Building, located at 1725 Gervais St.. Columbia’s just the place where good vibes meet delicious sips and bites!
What’s on the Menu?
The event is promising a mouth-watering, traditional, home-cooked meal that will make you feel right at home. Whether you’re a fan of classic Southern dishes or curious to try something new, this gathering will surely satisfy your cravings. Picture yourself enjoying scrumptious food while sipping on perfectly brewed sweet tea — it’s a match made in Southern heaven! And don’t worry; if you’re not familiar with sweet tea, they’ll give you all the tips you need to make the perfect glass at home.
No Cost to Attend!
Even better? This delightful event is FREE for all students who present a valid college ID. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow students and perhaps even make some new friends while savoring good food and drinks. Remember, a full belly makes for a happy student!
Reservations – Optional but Appreciated
If you plan to join, it’s not mandatory, but reservations are appreciated. It can help the organizers get a better idea of how many people to expect, ensuring everyone gets to enjoy a heartwarming meal without a hitch. If you’re eager to reserve your spot, just follow the simple instructions you can find by scanning a QR code available during the event announcements.
Need More Information?
For those seeking extra details or wanting to familiarize themselves with the event in advance, you can easily find more information online. Just head over to wesleychurchsc.com. And hey, maybe you could even get some sweet tea recipes for your own kitchen adventures!
Join in the Fun!
So gather your friends, grab your college IDs, and come on down to the James S. Gadsden Building this Sunday to partake in an exciting bright afternoon filled with sweet tea and Southern charm. Whether you’re missing home or just love good food, Sweet Tea 101 is sure to be a highlight of your college experience!
Don’t let this opportunity pass you by—mark your calendars and prepare for an afternoon of laughter, flavors, and maybe some new culinary skills too! See you there!
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