On March 22nd, Columbia Green and the City of Columbia will host a tree planting events for International Paper employees at Granby Park 100 Catawba Cir, in Columbia, SC 29201. International Paper International Paper granted our Beat the Heat initiative almost $20,000 to fund trees for the spring planting season. We are excited to be able to host this event for their employees. We will…

Welcome to Columbia’s original town square. Soda City Market is a producer-only market — vendors must make or grow their own products (including flowers and out of season/exotic fruits and vegetables). Antique and vintage items must be…Read More

On March 8th, Columbia Green, Clemson Extension, and the SC Forestry Commission will be giving away free replacement trees to those of you who cut down a Bradford Pear on your property and registered for this event. Don’t forget to pick up your tree(s) at Pelican Snoballs on Main St. between 8 and 11 am.

Join John Tjaarda for a free, guided bird walk around the Hampton-Preston Gardens to learn about the many local and migratory birds in Columbia.

Registration is required. https://www.historiccolumbia.org/events/2025/2025-03/birdwatching-gardens

We are taking our Native Plant and Rain Garden Gospel to Blossom Plant and Produce in Five Points. Join us after work for a Pot and Pour Happy Hour - your ticket price covers the costs for our cohosts, Blossom, and your own plant to learn to repot and take home with you. We'll talk native plants, get up close and personal with plant roots, and…Register Here

Columbia Green’s Festival of Gardens Committee will meet at 11 am to continue planning this year’s Festival at King’s Grant. Join us if you want to get involved! Send an email to hello@columbiagreen.org for more information.

Columbia Green’s Member Engagement Committee will hold its first meeting to organize and plan for the year. Join us on the patio of Columbia Craft Brewing Company, 520 Greene St, if you’d like to get involved! Send an email to hello@columbiagreen.org for more information.

Webinar: Heart Health in Action: CPR & Nutrition for a Stronger You

oin us for an engaging and informative session on heart health! Tedra McGillan, Community Impact Director of the Upstate American Heart Association, will demonstrate Hands-Only CPR, equipping you with the skills to respond in an emergency. Kerri Stewart, a registered dietitian with Spartanburg Regional, will discuss the American Heart Association’s Life’s Essential 8 and how nutrition plays a crucial role in cardiovascular health. Don't miss this opportunity to learn lifesaving techniques and practical ways to keep your heart healthy!

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Welcome to Columbia’s original town square. Soda City Market is a producer-only market — vendors must make or grow their own products (including flowers and out of season/exotic fruits and vegetables). Antique and vintage items must be…Read More