Events
Events
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GROW 1340 Elmwood Ave., Columbia
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GROW Blues Workshop Jam
GROW 1340 Elmwood Ave., ColumbiaGROW's blues workshops run from 7:30–10:30 every 2nd and 4th Thursday. Join friends for a high-octane evening of live music. 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 make GROW sustainable, please do
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Open mic night put on hold
GROW 1340 Elmwood Ave., ColumbiaWe are sad to announce that we are pulling the plug on our 2nd-Tuesday open mic night at GROW — at least for now. We had some truly beautiful performances in the past six months, and we appreciate everyone who took the mic and those who came out to listen. We are always impressed by
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GROW Jazz Workshop
GROW 1340 Elmwood Ave., ColumbiaNEW TIME! GROW's jazz workshops — held every 1st and 3rd Thursday — now 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, always
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Electronic Extravaganza: Jason Calhoun, Expugnantis, Dead Channel, Cian O’Connor
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Carolina Peace monthly gathering
GROW 1340 Elmwood Ave., ColumbiaCarolina Peace meets every third Tuesday at 6:30pm. Details TBA.
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GROW Organizing Meet-Up
GROW 1340 Elmwood Ave., ColumbiaMembers and allies of the SC Progressive Network/GROW will gather for our monthly meeting. On the eve of the elections, we will talk about fighting the new Jim Crow.
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GROW Blues Workshop Jam
GROW 1340 Elmwood Ave., ColumbiaGROW's blues workshops run from 7:30–10:30 every 2nd and 4th Thursday. Join friends for a high-octane evening of live music. 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 make GROW sustainable, please do
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GROW Movie: Sorry to Bother You
GROW 1340 Elmwood Ave., ColumbiaExpect the unexpected in Boots Riley’s directorial debut, Sorry to Bother You — an outrageously surreal look at capitalism, corporate greed and fractured workplace dynamics. In an alternate, present-day version of Oakland, California, struggling telemarketer Cassius Green (Lakeith Stanfield) discovers a magical key to professional success, which propels him into a macabre universe. Watch trailer

