The annual Black History Month Scavenger Hunt launched February 1 and is now underway across the Midlands. The free, self-guided experience invites residents, families, students, and visitors to explore Columbia and surrounding communities while learning about local Black history, culture, and community impact through a digital platform on the SodaContinue Reading
The African American Historical Society of Irmo (AAHSI) invites the public to its 2026 Black History Month Exhibit, “Irmo’s Stories, America’s Legacy.” This year’s exhibit proudly features the Honorable Judge Harold R. Boulware Sr., honoring local trailblazers, family legacies, and cultural contributions that have shaped Irmo and influenced American history.Continue Reading
The African American Historical Society of Irmo invites the community to explore a special Black History Month exhibit at the Lexington County Library (Irmo branch) from February 1 through February 28. This exhibit, which first debuted during the 2022 Juneteenth Celebration in Irmo, showcases the rich history and enduring legacyContinue Reading
The African American Historical Society of Irmo is set to host a vibrant celebration of Black History at Irmo High School Center of the Arts on February 24, from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM. The event promises an engaging experience with walk-through displays, delectable food, and soulful music, creating anContinue Reading
On February 7 Richland County Council presented a resolution recognizing February as Black History Month to L. Oveta Glover, president and founder of Friends United as a Neighborhood Development Society (FUNDS). FUNDS will host its 18th annual Black History Parade & Festival from 1 – 6 pm on February 25.Continue Reading