Mark your calendars, Columbia! This Saturday, December 21, from noon to 4:00 PM, the Ernest A. Finney, Jr. Cultural Arts Center is throwing the holiday bash of the year, and it’s absolutely FREE for everyone! It’s called “Be the Light: A Celebration of Community for the Holidays”, and believe us, you won’t want to miss it.
This jolly gathering is packed with exciting activities to get everyone in the holiday spirit. Get ready for giveaways, delightful holiday treats, and even children’s books to spread the love of reading. Plus, there will be special guests to add to the festive atmosphere. Event coordinator, Janet Parenti, is thrilled about the festivities and shared, “Everyone is welcome to join this celebration!”
You see, the Finney Center holds a special place in the heart of Columbia’s Historic Waverly neighborhood, which is known for its rich legacy. Much like other community events, such as Hip-Hop Family Day, this celebration aims to bring people together—from young ones to wise elders—for a beautiful experience that celebrates the light in our community.
As you step into the Finney Center, you’ll be greeted with the sounds of cheerful music, the aroma of festive food, and the sight of colorful crafts that will surely engage both young and old. This is more than just a holiday celebration; it’s a unique opportunity to connect with your neighbors and make some unforgettable memories.
Getting in on the fun is super easy! Just visit TheFinneyCenter.com to register for this ticketed event. And don’t forget to keep an eye out for a follow-up press release on Monday, December 16, which will provide a complete event schedule and additional details.
In a world where community connections are more important than ever, this event reminds us all about the joy of being together. This celebration at the Finney Center will create an inviting environment for everyone to come together and share the warmth of the holiday season.
It’s not just the Finney Center that’s buzzing with activity! The Columbia Museum of Art is embarking on a major legacy project in honor of its 75th anniversary, promising to deliver fresh and exciting exhibits for art lovers. Meanwhile, Richland County is stepping up with grants worth thousands to help local nonprofits protect and preserve the county’s rich cultural heritage. Plus, if your taste buds are ready for something unique, have you heard of benne seed cookies? They are a must-try this season!
So, whether you’re looking to enjoy some music, indulge in delicious food, or just want to be part of a warm community gathering, the Finney Center’s event this Saturday is the perfect place to be. Come one, come all, and let’s celebrate the spirit of the holidays together!
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