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Just a short drive away, Columbia boasts a thriving arts + culture scene with everything from museums and murals to live shows and more.

Photos by Forrest Clonts + Marquita Wright

Whether you’re traveling solo, with a significant other, or planning a family adventure this summer, there’s a nearby option brimming with arts and culture — both historical and modern. Enter: Columbia, SC.

With a different live performance or art film just about every single day, you’ll have plenty to see and do at one (or more) of these must-visit spots:

Explore the arts in the heart of SC

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