July 25, 6–8pm: Writing Workshop with South Carolinians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty (SCADP). Are you interested in writing against the death penalty? Did you miss our first Writers Bank Workshop back in May, or do you still want to work on your writing from last time? Then come and join SCADP and the South
July 27, 7pm: A very special edition of The UFO at GROW featuring a teach-in by Dr. Robert Greene II on the history of the UFO Coffeehouse and anti-war resistance in Columbia. Music by Local Honey and Paisley Marie (The Birdwalkers). $10 cover. All are welcome!
July 30, 7–9pm: Meaningful Conversations (last Tuesday of each month). Columbia Baha’is invite the public to a monthly panel discussion. All are welcome.
The corner of Elmwood and Marion in downtown Columbia comes alive every 1st and 3rd Thursday with an ever-changing band of top-tier musicians. Got talent? Bring your instrument and sit in for a song or two. No cover charge. Check out our YouTube playlist for a sneak peek.
The SC Progressive Network is excited to welcome South Carolina native and recent Modjeska Simkins School graduate Gabbi Zurlo to our team. Friends and allies are invited to celebrate with us on Saturday, Aug. 10. All are welcome.
Aug. 12, 5pm: United Campus Workers monthly meeting to organize employees at the University of South Carolina.
The corner of Elmwood and Marion in downtown Columbia comes alive every 1st and 3rd Thursday with an ever-changing band of top-tier musicians. Got talent? Bring your instrument and sit in for a song or two. No cover charge. Check out our YouTube playlist for a sneak peek.
The SC Progressive Network takes part in the city's Adopt-A-Street program, committing to a quarterly sweep of Marion Street. We are dedicated to helping keep our neighborhood safe and clean. We provide our volunteers gloves, pickers, bags, and beverages.
Peace for Palestine monthly meeting (3rd Tuesdays), 6-8pm: Join Midlands peace activists working to end the bloodshed in Gaza.
The public is invited to join a gathering the last Tuesday of each month at GROW organized by the Columbia Bahai's featuring a panel discussion.
