Events

1864-rules vintage base ball on the lawn at Rippavilla — the Quicksteps host the Franklin Farriers. Bring a chair and a picnic. Details at the link.

Monthly country dance night with Urban Cowboy Line Dancing instructors inside Columbia’s restored-church landmark on South High Street. Beginner/intermediate lessons 7–9 PM, advanced 9–11 PM. Boot, scoot, and boogie. Tickets and details at the link.

Singer-songwriter duo Shanna Maria and Joe Salvatore play classic radio hits on the Puckett’s stage on the square. No cover, tips appreciated; dinner reservations at 931-490-4550.

A casual Saturday-morning gathering of car enthusiasts at Columbia Motor Alley on Woodland Street — coffee, live music, a food truck, and the baddest cars around. Details at the link.

Every Saturday morning at the Riverwalk Park pavilion, rain or shine — regional farms and makers with seasonal produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, and flowers. June is peak season, so go early and go hungry.

A charity motorcycle ride honoring veterans and first responders, hosted at Harley-Davidson of Columbia with NASCAR legend and Columbia native Sterling Marlin. Refreshments at 10 AM, kickstands up at 11 for a 60-mile ride, then music, food, and a silent auction. Registration details at the link.

Spring Hill’s Saturday market on Old Military Road (April through December) — farm-fresh produce, eggs, beef, pork, chicken, fish, and baked goods from local vendors. Free admission.

An outdoor courtyard evening of smooth jazz and soulful blues from Chris Green & Studio G, with premium cigars from Battleground South Cigar Lounge and a full bar on-site. Doors 5:30 PM, music 6–9 PM. Limited seating; tickets at the link.

Country and western-swing duo Parker & Sonny play the Puckett’s stage on the square, influenced by the classic country greats. No cover, tips appreciated; dinner reservations at 931-490-4550.

A songwriters-in-the-round night inside Columbia’s restored-church landmark on South High Street, featuring three legendary writers — Aaron Barker, Karen Staley, and Gary Chapman — who between them penned some of the biggest hits in country and contemporary Christian music. They play the songs and tell the stories behind them. Showtime and tickets at the link.