Things to do around Lexington South Carolina
May 29 - June 4, 2009
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Now through June 7. Turner to Cézanne: Masterpieces from the Davies Collection, National Museum Wales. It is with great excitement that the Columbia Museum of Art announces a 2009 exhibition, Turner to Cézanne: Masterpieces from the Davies Collection, National Museum Wales - on view for the first time in the United States! National Museum Wales, known for having one of the finest Impressionist art collections in Europe, is sending to the U.S. highlights from its remarkable Davies Collection, an extraordinary group of 19th- and early 20th-century paintings that is renowned for its beauty and quality. The collection is exceptionally strong in Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works and includes masterpieces by, among others, Cézanne, Corot, van Gogh, Monet, Daumier, Manet, Millet, Pissarro, Renoir, Turner and Whistler. Turner to Cézanne features 53 stunning works of art, seen together in the United States for the first time and will travel to only five venues...with the Columbia Museum of Art being the opening venue! This is a must-see exhibit...don't miss out! Visit the Columbia Museum of Art for more information.
Friday, May 29. South African Wine Tasting at Sam's Fine Wine. Sam's Fine Wine, Beer, Spirits & More will continue with their FREE weekly wine and spirit tasting from 4-7 pm this Friday! The spirit of the evening will be Captain Morgan Parrot Bay Citrus & Mango Mojito and the wines of the evening will be Jardin Chardonnay, Fairvalley Chenin Blanc, Slowine Shiraz, Slowine Rose, and Sequillo Red. Drop in, try out the new selection and enjoy some relaxing time among friends! Visit Sam's Fine Wine, Beer, Spirits & More for additional information
Friday, May 29-Saturday, May 30. Jazz Under the Stars. The Skipp Pearson Jazz Foundation proudly presents the 5th annual Jazz Under the Stars series offering a centennial salute celebrating the birth of the "King of Swing," Benny Goodman. Featured master jazz musicians include Skipp Pearson, South Carolina's "Ambassador of Jazz Music" and the the world-renowned clarinetist, Pete Neighbour. South Carolina Statehouse North Lawn, 6-9 pm. Visit the Skipp Pearson Foundation for more information.
Saturday, May 30. Rhythm on the River. The CMC Steel Rhythm on the River Concert Series resumes this Saturday, May 30th with Brian Conner and his Amazing Friends! Brian Conner is the lead singer/songwriter for the popular band Villanova. Brian Conner began writing songs at age 11 and has now perfected a unique style of funk and hip-hop rock. Conners' unparalleled guitar skill is a passionate combination of technical jazz-fusion and Jimi Hendrix inspired licks. Concert is from 6:00-9:00pm and admission is FREE thanks to presenting sponsors: Agape Senior, Allstate Insurance, C-Anne Able Agency, AT&T, Food Lion, Genesis Studios, Hardee's, Lexington Medical Center, and South Carolina Bank and Trust. This weeks performance is sponsored by www.ColumbiaSCBestNewHomes.com. For directions and additional information visit Rhythm on the River or their My Space page.
Saturday, May 30. UTOPIA'S Shrimp Boil. Come out for some fun and shrimp from 3 pm-12 am this Saturday. Entertainment by Reggae Infinity, The Papa String Band & J'Ouvert Steel Drum Band and Natural Mystic. Visit UTOPIA for more information.
Saturday, May 30. Mud Mania 2009. Mud Mania is a mud clinging, slip sliding, wet and wild obstacle course! Kids are challenged to climb, crawl, jump and slide their way through seven wet and very mucky obstacles! This FREE event includes Mud Mania Obstacle Course (ages 7-13); Mini Mud Obstacle Course (ages 6 & under and children with disabilities ages 13 & under); and the sand castle area. T-shirts & concessions will also be available for sale. Registration starts at 10:00 a.m. The event is from 10:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Participants must be present to register. A signed waiver must be completed by a parent or legal guardian for each child attending the event. Visit the Irmo-Chapin Recreation Commission for more information.
Saturday, May 30. 2nd Annual Thom Aid 2009. We will be selling BBQ plates, t-shirts, koozies and lots of other fun things! Not Neccesarily the Band will be playing at 4pm. All proceeds to benefit the American Red Cross! Benefit honoring Thomas Sloan McConnell. Dockside Bistro & Raw Bar (1600 Marina Road).
Saturday, May 30. Ribs & Renaissance. Following a 10-year tradition of promoting the arts and communities in Eau Claire and North Columbia, the Eau Claire Community Council's Renaissance Project presents its first Citywide Arts & Community Festival featuring visual and performing artists from throughout the Southeast. Over 100 artists and crafts vendors including the area's first Indie Arts Festival, CraftyFeast, will feature juried, recycled and repurposed art works under the big tent. Arts in the Park, Pot Throwing Contest, Green Teens Recycled Fashion Show, Music on the Town Hall Stage, festival food and RIBS, RIBS, RIBS! 11 am - 8 pm; Eau Claire Town Square. Visit Eau Claire for more information.
Saturday, May 30. Rocky Shoals Spider Lily Festival. Come and enjoy vendors, exhibits, guided walks with rangers & natural history experts, kayak trips to the shoals to view lilies, food, fun and entertainment for all ages and help support this endangered species! 3-8 pm at Riverfront Park. Visit Columbia Parks and Recreation for more information.
Thursday, June 4. Five After Five. This 13 week concert series continues this Thursday with Tootie and the Jones with Isabelle's Gift. Seen often at local events, festivals and of course, the Five After Five Concert series, Tootie and the Jones always bring an incredible crowd of loyal fans and friends. Tootie's down home, good feelin' brand of Rock n' Roll will have everyone dancing in the streets. If there is one concert you shouldn't miss this season, it's Tootie and the Jones. Visit Five Points for more information.
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I usually watch Skip play at the Hunter Gatherer down town. He always puts on a great show.
Laura... Culture, Wine and shrimp are three of my favorite things and together would make for a great weekend. Sign me up!!
Laura --- as usual Columbia surely has a lot going on to entertain the population. Thanks for sharing.
Laura - what great info to share with local residents! Sounds like you've got lots to pick from this week. Hope business is well...
Laura, I love your Top 10 Things to do for the week. I think I would be headed to the shrimp boil. Anything with shrimp in it - well, I'll be there. LOL
Laura, Sounds like a wonderful community. From playing in the mud, eating ribs, drinking South African Wine, and looking at art ... all in one week! Wow! That is a wonderful "Chamber of Commerce" piece if anybody was wondering why they should move there.
Ooooo If I lived there I would pick Jazz under the stars!!