Join us every first and third Thursday for live jazz at GROW. Got talent? You are invited to sit in for a tune or two. No cover. Baked treats made in-house and a selection of beverages are available for suggested donations.

Join us every second and fourth Thursday for live blues music at GROW with Ceasar and friends. Got talent? You are invited to sit in for a tune or two. No cover. Baked treats made in-house and a selection of beverages are available for suggested donations.

Organizing meeting. Details to be posted as they become available.

NEW TIME! Beginning in September, GROW's jazz workshops, held every 1st and 3rd Thursday, will run from 7:30–9:30, with doors opening at 7. Join friends for a casual evening of live music by some of the Midlands' finest. We invite folks with talent to sit in with the core band. Jazz nights are always different,

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United Campus Workers of South Carolina are reconnecting after their summer break. They will hold a welcome back meet-and-greet between 6 and 8.

Folks with established or emerging talent are invited to our second-Tuesday open mic, which runs between 7:30 and 9:30. Zack Jones and his band will open and close. In between, the stage is open to performers of all kinds. Sign up at the door. Come show us what you've got!

We have resumed monthly meetings on every second Wednesday of the month so Network members and allies can get acquainted, and to collaborate on programming for GROW, the Modjeska Simkins School, and the Progressive Network. The meetings are open to all. Come find out what we're doing and how you can get involved.  

GROW's blues workshops run from 7:30–10:30 every 2nd and 4th Thursday. Join friends for a high-octane evening of live music by Ceasar and his band. We invite folks with talent to sit in for a tune or two. Beverages and homemade treats available for suggested donations. No cover charge. Note: For safety and to help

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Join us for a one-hour lecture followed by Q&A with Dr. Akan Malici, Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Furman University. His lecture will address the following questions: When and why did the Israeli-Palestinian conflict start? What exactly are the claims of the contending sides? Why does peace seem unattainable? What is the role

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