Spend Sunday afternoon at Pumpkin Paradise with a hay maze, corn pit, hayrides, slides, pedal track, climbing tires, farm activities, and pumpkin shopping. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up. Children ages 2 and under are free.Hours, activities, and tickets
Columbia State will screen a new documentary on the history of Columbia’s Carver-Smith High School. Sponsored by the CSCC History Department with the Office of Belonging and Student Resources. The screening is open to the public.Event details
A family fall festival with hayrides, a hay maze, corn box, pedal track, slides, climbing tires, farm activities and pumpkins. Ages two and under are free.
Grammy-nominated Christian and pop vocalist Kathy Troccoli brings an evening of yacht rock favorites with a jazz touch to The Mulehouse. Ticket prices vary by seat.
A guided walk around downtown Columbia with local history and eerie stories. Reservations are required by calling or texting 931-797-3316. Tickets are cash only.
A family fall festival with hayrides, a hay maze, corn box, pedal track, slides, climbing tires, farm activities and pumpkins. Ages two and under are free.
Spring Hill’s big fall festival benefits The Well Outreach, with live music, a craft fair, kids activities, food trucks and a new Whole Hog Pitmaster Cookoff. Tickets are sold at the front entrance and parking is free.
Shop local food, produce and handmade goods at Spring Hill’s Saturday market, running through the end of October.
A cozy fall evening in Columbia’s Arts District with an all-ages pumpkin carving contest, food from Row and Co businesses and a movie under the stars. Bring blankets or lawn chairs. Pumpkins will be available to purchase and basic carving tools will be provided.
A 21 and over Halloween party with a costume contest, pub games, snacks and one non-alcoholic drink included. Axe throwing and alcoholic drinks cost extra. ID is required at the door.