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Exciting Fall Events to Experience in Columbia, S.C.

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Exciting Events Coming Up in Columbia, S.C.

Columbia is buzzing with excitement as the fall season approaches, and there’s no shortage of events to look forward to! Whether you’re a foodie, a culture enthusiast, or just looking for a fun day out, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Columbia’s Annual Greek Festival

Mark your calendars for the annual Greek Festival happening from September 19 through September 22. This delightful event will be held at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, right on Sumter Street. Get ready to dive into a weekend filled with rich Greek culture that includes delicious food, lively music, and unique vendors showcasing their crafts.

From mouthwatering gyros to sweet baklava, you won’t want to miss out on the culinary wonders this festival has to offer. Local bands will be performing, bringing the spirited sounds of Greece to Columbia. It’s a fantastic opportunity to explore something new, enjoy good eats, and connect with friends and family. So whether you’re Greek, think you’re Greek, or just love eating, this festival is definitely worth checking out!

Foodees Food and Culture Festival in Sumter

Feeling hungry for more? Next month, on October 4 through October 6, the Foodees Food and Culture Festival is taking place at the American Legion Fairgrounds in Sumter. This festival promises to be a treat for the senses! Admission is free, but visitors must register in advance to secure their spots.

Expect a delightful mix of culinary delights, artisan crafts, and plenty of family-friendly entertainment. The Foodees Festival aims not just to satisfy your taste buds but also to celebrate the diversity and richness of our local culture. Bring your appetite and get ready for a fantastic time filled with food, fun, and community spirit!

Cayce Police “Fiesta” Celebration

If you’re looking for some fun closer to home, check out the Cayce Police’s “Fiesta” happening on September 21, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Granby Gardens Park. This event will feature free food, music, crafts, and a delightful opportunity to mingle with local law enforcement. It’s a great way to promote community engagement and to get to know the dedicated officers working behind the scenes.

There will be plenty of activities for kids and adults alike, making it a perfect family outing. Bring a friend or two and enjoy the lively atmosphere, good food, and the chance to have fun with your community while building connections!

Lake Murray Sweep – Volunteer Opportunity

Lastly, for those who love the outdoors and want to give back, the Lake Murray Sweep is set to take place on September 14, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This event, organized by Keep the Midlands Beautiful, seeks volunteers to help clean up trash around Lake Murray.

Not only will you be helping to keep our stunning lake clean and beautiful, but you’ll also receive supplies, t-shirts, and even some fun prizes for your hard work! It’s a fantastic way to enjoy the natural beauty of our area while making a positive impact. Come meet fellow volunteers and let’s put our best foot forward for the environment!

Conclusion

Columbia has so much to offer this September and October, and with these exciting events on the horizon, there’s no reason to stay at home! So gather your friends and family, get involved in your community, and make some unforgettable memories. We can’t wait to see you out there!


Exciting Fall Events to Experience in Columbia, S.C.

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