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SUMMARY:Town Theatre's The Play That Goes Wrong
DESCRIPTION:The show runs January 27 to February 12 with 7:30 PM performances Thursdays through Saturdays and 3:00 PM Sunday matinees. \nDon’t miss the comedy hit – The Play That Goes Wrong. This play-within-a-play is often called a “hilarious hybrid of Monty Python and Sherlock Holmes.” Allow us to set the stage… \nIt’s opening night of The Murder at Haversham Manor\, a production of the Cornley Drama Society. Things are not going according to plan. With a corpse who can’t play dead\, an unconscious leading lady and accident-prone actors who fall over everything (including their lines)\, the show is quickly moving from bad to disastrous. \n“Breaking legs” in our production is an array of Town veterans and newcomers. Chip Collins (Million Dollar Quartet\, 42nd Street) plays the head of the drama society but also stars in the play-within-a-play which he directed. Overachiever. Castmates include Michael Seezen (Willy Wonka\, Elf: The Musical) as a bumbling butler\, Bill Bentley (The Music Man\, Jekyll & Hyde) playing the loyal\, old school chum\, and Von Huber (in his Town debut) taking on a duo of supporting roles. The play’s leading lady is taken by Katie Mixon (also making her first appearance at Town). And what’s a show without a technical team? David Fichter (in his inaugural Town appearance) serves as the light and sound operator\, Zanna Mills (Bright Star\, Big Fish) is the company stage manager with Leah Tudor (The Red Velvet Cake War\, Joseph…) Corey Langley (Matilda\, Baskerville)\, Adiah Anderson (The Addams Family: School Edition) and Katelyn Oliver (in her first Town appearance) as the show’s run crew. And then there’s the dead body aptly portrayed (or perhaps not) by Nathan Dawson (Baskerville\, Bright Star). \nIf it can go wrong\, it will go wrong. But\, in the end\, this chaotic mess is sure to leave the audience in stitches. \nThe show runs January 27 to February 12 with 7:30 PM performances Thursdays through Saturdays and 3:00 PM Sunday matinees. \nThe Play That Goes Wrong is directed by Jamie Harrington\, costumes by Jillian Bigony\, set design by Corey Langley and stage management by Chelsey Art. The show is sponsored by South State Bank and Total Comfort.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/town-theatres-the-play-that-goes-wrong/
LOCATION:Town Theatre\, 1012 Sumter Street\, Columbia\, SC\, 29201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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SUMMARY:INFLUENCERS\, IDEAS AND UNCERTAINTY: How Gen Z lives social media
DESCRIPTION:Influencers\, ideas and uncertainty: How Gen Z lives social media \nProminent social media influencers\, subject matter experts and young people from all over the world are coming together Friday\, Feb. 3 at the University of South Carolina to discuss the role and impact of social media on today’s youth in an international forum hosted by the University of South Carolina College of Information and Communications. Please join us! \nOur event will be held at the Russell House Theatre starting at 9 a.m. on USC’s campus and streamed worldwide by UNESCO\, will include: \nSession One: Social Media Usage\nUSC students\, as well as young people all over the world\, will join the forum virtually. They will discuss how they use social media and its impact on their lives. \nSession Two: Lifestyle & Influencer Panel\nWell-known social media influencers explaining what they do and why they are successful. This group will include Sarah Schauer\, Jenna Palek\, Olivia Carville\, Jabari Evans\, Aqsa Masrat\, Dr. Brooke Duffy and Ross Mac. \nSession Three: Social Change Panel\nAcademic and industry experts providing insights into the power of social media in youth culture. This group will include Annie Wu Henry\, Green Girl Leah\, Mark Owen Jones\, Alexandra Kuziva\, V Spehar with underthedesknews and Shoshana Weisman. \nOur youth forum will feed into a broader forum to be held by UNESCO Feb. 21-23 in Paris. This forum will focus on ways to regulate social media while protecting free speech. \nWe look forward to seeing you Feb. 3.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/influencers-ideas-and-uncertainty-how-gen-z-lives-social-media/
LOCATION:Russell House Theatre\, 1400 Greene Street\, Columbia\, SC\, 29208
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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SUMMARY:MGC Long Run 2023
DESCRIPTION:The MGC Long Run returns after a two-year hiatus to Columbia\, South Carolina on Saturday\, February 4 for its eighth year. Net proceeds will benefit the USO South Carolina\, an organization whose mission is to strengthen America’s military service members by keeping them connected to family\, home and country\, throughout their service to the nation. \nThe MGC Long Run has a race for everyone–15k Road Race\, 5k Run/Walk\, Virtual 5k and a half-mile Kids’ Fun Run. The races will begin and end at Columbia Craft Brewing Company located in The Vista of downtown Columbia. Runners\, walkers\, volunteers and spectators are encouraged to join the family-friendly race party taking place at Columbia Craft Brewing Company following the races. \nThe MGC Long Run is presented by McAngus Goudelock & Courie (MGC)\, a metrics-driven law firm built specifically to serve the insurance industry\, their insureds and self-insureds. The firm is headquartered in Columbia\, South Carolina with offices across Georgia\, Mississippi\, New York\, North Carolina\, Pennsylvania\, South Carolina\, Tennessee and Virginia. MGC launched the inaugural Long Run in 2014 as a way to give back to the Midlands community where the firm was founded. \nThe MGC Long Run 15k route features three cities and two bridges. Runners will experience a race that goes through downtown Columbia\, West Columbia and Cayce\, crossing both the Gervais Street and Blossom Street bridges. The Not-so-Long-Run 5k route takes runners and walkers through the historic district of downtown Columbia. The MGC Long Run will also feature a party with complimentary food and beverages provided by PDQ\, Columbia Craft Brewing Company and Starbucks\, as well as a live DJ. \nAdditional MGC Long Run sponsors include McAngus Goudelock & Courie\, Midlands Orthopaedics\, P.A.\, Office Depot and Synovus\, among others.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/mgc-long-run-2023/
LOCATION:Downtown Columbia\, Columbia\, SC\, 29201
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230211T100000
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SUMMARY:SwordFest 2023
DESCRIPTION:Just when you thought it was safe to go out without your sword and shield\, SwordFest is back\, yet again\, at the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum. \nCome on out – admission is free. SwordFest 2023 starts at 10 a.m. and runs until at least 3 p.m. on Saturday\, Feb. 11. \nThe peace of our city will again be disturbed by clanging and swishing of every kind imaginable – and for the sixth time! And if you’ve been to SwordFest before\, you know this isn’t your average historical uprising of swordfighters. It’s more like every kind of bladed weaponry all coming at you at once. But without harmful intent\, of course. \nThis year\, the annual event will feature the following\, and more: \n\nThe Roman IX Legion will be there\, with each legionnaire of the re-enactment group wielding his own gladius or spatha.\nIaido\, the Japanese art of sword-drawing\, will be demonstrated\, thanks to Dan Bernardo of WellWithin in Columbia.\nYou’ll be able to see how Wade Hampton’s 19th-century South Carolina cavalrymen used their sabers.\nAnd fiction – science fiction – will mix with history\, when the Aiken Saber Club demonstrates how it was hypothetically done a long time ago\, in a galaxy far\, far away – with lightsabers.\nThe Aikido group will show you how Japanese swordsmen can be disarmed – which might come in handy someday.\nGentlemen in shining armor will appear\, known as the Palmetto Knights Steel Combat Team.\nAnd something new: practitioners of Kendo\, a fast-moving modern sport practiced in protective gear with bamboo swords.\nAnd of course\, as always\, kids will have the chance to practice their own techniques – with safe “swords” made of foam\, of course.\nYou’ll also be able to see the real\, historical thing\, by checking out the swords in the museum’s extensive collection.\n\nAnd more\, as we said – the schedule is still growing as the event approaches. And it’s all free! \nSo is admission to the museum itself – which makes this a prime opportunity to visit our major new exhibit\, “A War With No Front Lines: South Carolina and the Vietnam War\, 1965-1973.” It fills the 2\,500-square-foot Cistern gallery with artifacts and stories brought back by veterans from our state. Whether you’ve seen it before or not\, it’s worth coming to learn more about your neighbors’ experiences in that faraway\, bitter conflict. \nFor more information\, go to https://crr.sc.gov/.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/swordfest-2023/
LOCATION:SC Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum\, 301 Gervais Street\, Gervais\, SC\, 29201
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230218T100000
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SUMMARY:Fireflies Annual Job Fair
DESCRIPTION:Team will hire hundreds of seasonal and part-time staff for 2023 season \nThe Columbia Fireflies will be hosting a job fair at Segra Park Saturday\, February 18 from 10 am-2 pm. The team is looking to fill approximately 300 open positions for the 2023 baseball season. \nThe Fireflies will be hiring positions in the following departments: \nBallpark Operations\nFood and Beverage\nTicketing\nMarketing\nMerchandise\nFan Engagement \nSpecific openings in each department can be found on the application. \nThose attending the job fair can print off this form and bring it with them to the job fair. \nThose who cannot attend the job fair can fill out the form online here. \nThe Columbia Fireflies are an Equal Opportunity Employer and are committed to equal treatment of all applicants and employees without regard to race\, national origin\, religion\, gender\, age\, sexual orientation\, veteran status\, physical or mental disability or other basis protected by law. \nOpening Night for the Fireflies 2022 campaign is slated for Thursday\, April 6 vs the Augusta GreenJackets at 7:05 pm. For more information on the Fireflies upcoming 2023 season or events happening at Segra Park\, visit ColumbiaFireflies.com.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/fireflies-annual-job-fair/
LOCATION:Segra Park\, 1640 Freed Dr.\, Columbia\, SC\, 29207
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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SUMMARY:Jewish Film Festival at The Nick
DESCRIPTION:The mission of the Columbia Jewish Film Festival is to offer outstanding world cinema that promotes awareness\, appreciation and pride in the diversity of the Jewish experience. Reaching out to the entire greater Columbia area\, the Festival’s aim is to educate\, illuminate and entertain through film; including history\, language\, people\, the State of Israel and the history of the Jewish people from pre-biblical to modern times. \nFind more details about the showings and purchase tickets here: https://nickelodeon.org/series/jewish-film-festival/
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/jewish-film-festival-at-the-nick/
LOCATION:Nickelodeon Theater\, 1607 Main Street\, Columbia\, SC\, United States
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230224T080000
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SUMMARY:Ninth Annual Business Investment Program
DESCRIPTION:The College of Charleston School of Business Investment Program will host its ninth annual Strategic Investment Symposium on Friday\, February 24\, 2023\, at the Francis Marion Hotel in Charleston\, South Carolina. \nOver the past eight years\, the symposium has attracted more than 1\,400 attendees from across the country interested in investment strategy\, including financial professionals\, institutional wealth managers and investors looking for ways to stay current on cutting-edge practices. \nThe Princeton Review-featured School of Business Investment Program provides students career-oriented application of theoretical knowledge learned in the classroom through analytical asset valuation\, portfolio management and group collaboration. \nFrom plenary sessions on global markets and investment strategies to breakout sessions on topics such as portfolio construction and trends in alternative investments\, the event ensures attendees walk away with practical takeaways. \nProfessionals involved in the management of endowments\, foundations\, and family offices will benefit from discussions surrounding general asset management strategies. Those on the sell side will gain expert knowledge to aid in the creation of their products and services\, and those on the buy side will come away with fresh knowledge to better advise and manage their clients’ portfolios. Any business professional with a direct link to putting money to play in an increasingly complex investment environment will benefit from attending. \nThe one-day event on strategic investment management will host industry professionals from around the country and more than 20 speakers from the field. \nFeatured speakers of this year’s event include: \n\nDavid Bailin\, Chief Investment Officer & Global Head of Investments\, Citi\nCameron Dawson\, Chief Investment Officer\, NewEdge Wealth\nPaul Donovan\, Chief Economist\, UBS Global Wealth Management\nDavid Kelly\, Chief Global Strategist\, J.P. Morgan Asset Management\nS. Alan McKnight\, Jr.\, Executive Vice President\, Chief Investment Officer\, Regions Asset Management\n\nSince 2015\, the symposium has had nearly 200 industry-leading speakers and more than 250 firms\, organizations and colleges represented by attendees. It is the only event of its kind in the region where attendees enjoy Charleston’s hospitality while exchanging ideas and engaging with the industry’s leading investment professionals. \nSponsors of the 2023 Strategic Investment Symposium sponsors include Tandem Investment Advisors; UBS; J.P. Morgan Private Bank; First Trust; College of Charleston Foundation; Swan Global Investments; Changebridge Capital; Greenwood Capital; CFA Society South Carolina; Greystar; Charleston Angel Partners; Capasso Planning Partners; Verum Partners; Pawleys Investment Advisors; Richman Real Estate Investments\, Inc.; Bank of America Private Bank; and Detterbeck Wealth Management. \nTo learn more information and register\, visit investment.cofc.edu. \n 
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/ninnth-annual-business-investment-program/
LOCATION:Francis Marion Hotel\, 387 King St.\, Charleston\, SC\, 29403
CATEGORIES:Charleston, SC,Columbia, SC,Greenville, SC
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SUMMARY:Lecture on the Battle of Firebase Ripcord
DESCRIPTION:As visitors approach the entrance of the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum\, the first thing they see is a huge diorama of Fire Support Base Ripcord\, depicting in meticulous detail the site of the very last major battle the U.S. Army experienced during the Vietnam War. \nCraig Van Hout likes to visit the diorama. But when he sees other museum visitors “basically do a 60-second walk-by\, I want to say get back here!” He wants them to take it in completely\, and understand what happened at Ripcord. \nHe knows\, because he was there\, with his comrades of the 506th Regiment\, 101st Airborne Division – too many of whom never made it home. He will talk about the experience in a free lecture at noon on Friday\, Feb. 24\, at the Relic Room. Those who attend can broaden their knowledge of the war further after the program by visiting the major new exhibit that fills the museum’s Cistern Gallery – “A War With No Front Lines: South Carolina and the Vietnam War\, 1965-1973.” \nThe battle Craig Van Hout and the other American soldiers fought at Ripcord is remembered as one of the bloodiest of the war. They lost 139 killed. Four hundred were wounded in the month of July alone. Three Medals of Honor and six Distinguished Service Crosses were awarded to men who were there that month. \nThe last night\, just before Craig’s unit had to abandon the base\, was the worst. Alpha company fought a running battle against North Vietnamese regulars – NVA – on another hill nearby. Fourteen of them were killed\, and 56 were wounded. When it was over\, “only 10 men walked back into the company area at Camp Evans.” \nThe next day\, Craig and his team were ordered to lay down a field of fire as the helicopters came in to evacuate them from Ripcord. That’s when he was hit by an enemy mortar round. He was seriously wounded\, and not for the first time. He had multiple piece of shrapnel in his skull. He went around looking for help\, but all the medics had already been flown out. It took him three days to get treated in an actual hospital because “the hospitals were full.” \nAfter he went home\, Craig never went back to Vietnam. But he’s thought a lot about it\, and not just about the guys who fought on his own side. He wonders what it was like for “some poor North Vietnamese guy who walked all the way down the Ho Chi Minh Trail” carrying five heavy artillery rounds on his back – either on bicycle or walking. He hand-carried those shells into the mountains\, to the NVA artillery position. Craig contemplates the contrast to what he experienced at Ripcord\, an artillery base where all the ammunition was flown in by helicopter. \nThen\, Craig imagines how before the North Vietnamese guy even turned around to leave\, “Those five rounds had been fired at Ripcord.” At him and his buddies\, killing so many of them. \nCraig survived\, and lives in Columbia today. He’s glad to be able to tell the story to fellow Americans who weren’t there – especially since when it happened\, nobody back home heard about it. \nA year earlier\, at another hill there in the A Shau valley\, soldiers of the 101st had also sustained heavy losses. It became the subject of a Hollywood movie you may have seen\, or at least heard of – “Hamburger Hill.” \nRipcord fell at a time when the Nixon administration wasn’t talking much about battles and losses. Consequently\, “Nobody ever heard of Ripcord” back in the States\, says Craig. \nBut they can come hear him tell the story now. \n  \nFor more information\, go to https://crr.sc.gov/.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/lecture-on-the-battle-of-firebase-ripcord/
LOCATION:SC Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum\, 301 Gervais Street\, Gervais\, SC\, 29201
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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SUMMARY:In Full Effect: A Celebration of South Carolina Hip-Hop
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with FatRat Da Czar\, founder of Hip-Hop Family Day\, this special family event will honor and celebrate 50 years of hip-hop in South Carolina with special performances featuring DJing\, Breakdance\, Graffiti art and rapping. \nEvent performances and activities are free to the public. \nFind more information\, including the lineup of performers\, at scmuseum.org
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/in-full-effect-a-celebration-of-south-carolina-hip-hop/
LOCATION:SC State Museum\, 301 Gervais Street\, Columbia\, SC\, 29214\, United States
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230226T120000
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SUMMARY:Empowerment for Peace Walk
DESCRIPTION:Established in collaboration with the Columbia Police Department\, Richland County Sheriff’s Office and Serve & Connect in 2018\, the North Columbia Youth Empowerment Initiative (NCYEI) works to foster police and community partnerships that empower the lives of neighborhood children and youth in the 29203 region. \nThis year’s third annual Empowerment for Peace Walk will be held on Sunday\, Feb. 26\, and has a theme centered around “Restore the Village: the Tipping Point.” The walk will begin at noon at Palmetto Terrace (on the corner of Howell & Slighs) with a community sign-making event for attendees\, followed by an opening ceremony at 2 p.m. After which\, participants will depart along the designated route to conclude at Bayberry Mews neighborhood for a community block party and resource fair. \nThe multi-community awareness event will highlight local youth leadership\, provide tools and resources and encourage community support in promoting peace over violence. \nThe event is free and open to the public. \nA full list of events can be found at https://www.serveandconnect.org/calendar.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/empowerment-for-peace-walk/
LOCATION:The walk begins at Palmetto Terrace (on the corner of Howell & Slighs) and concludes at Bayberry Mews\, 3021 Howell Ct\, Columbia\, SC\, 29203
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230226T150000
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SUMMARY:Black History Heritage Ball
DESCRIPTION:On February 26\, 2023\, the City of Columbia introduces the 2023 Black History Heritage Ball. \nThe public can visit 950 Jackson Ave at 3:00 p.m. and should be dressed in African Attire to partake in the event. \nThe ball features food\, music\, dancing and more. Councilman Rev. Edward H. McDowell\, Jr. will be the guest speaker. \nTickets are available for $10 and must be purchased in advance at either Hyatt Park at 950 Jackson Ave or at the Parks and Recreation Administrative Office location of 1111 Recreation Drive\, Columbia SC. Seating is limited.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/black-history-heritage-ball/
LOCATION:SC
CATEGORIES:Columbia, SC
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