Your Columbia Connection: Explore Local Life & Community
Columbia is more than just South Carolina’s capital — it’s a community built on connection, creativity, and shared spaces. From neighborhood libraries and parks to museums and arts centers, the city offers countless ways to learn, grow, and belong. Whether you’re new to the area or rediscovering your hometown, these local resources help you find your place and take part in what makes Columbia thrive. Below are local community and cultural resources you can explore for enrichment, connection and place-making.
Discover the MyCOLASC App: Your Guide to Columbia, SC
Stay connected and informed with Columbia’s MyCOLASC App! This innovative app is designed to make life easier for residents and visitors alike by providing quick access to city services, events, and updates. From reporting issues like potholes or streetlight outages to exploring local attractions, MyCOLASC puts Columbia at your fingertips. Download today and experience a more connected way to engage with our city!
City of Columbia
Welcome to ColumbiaShareNet’s Columbia Resources page! Here, you’ll find essential information and helpful links to discover all that Columbia, South Carolina, has to offer.
Connect with the City of Columbia on their website or CityTV!
Welcome to ColumbiaShareNet’s Columbia Resources page! Here, you’ll find essential information and helpful links to discover all that Columbia, South Carolina, has to offer.
Connect with the City of Columbia on their website or CityTV!
The City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities
South Carolina Association for Community Economic Developmen
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The SCACED office has a list of resources designed to help organizations, small businesses, and families get through these trying times. Check out all of their resources by clicking the button below. Resources are updated as available.
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Richland Library – Learning & Community Resources
Access free books, e-resources, study rooms, makerspaces, job/career support, and community events at the Richland Library system. Also helpful if you’re settling into a new residence and want local neighborhood services or programs.
One Columbia for Arts and Culture
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A non-profit dedicated to promoting arts, culture, and collaborations between citizens, government and the cultural community of Columbia. Explore public-art installations, cultural events, historic preservation, and community arts-projects in Columbia. Great for residents wanting to engage locally, find creative outlets, or connect with your neighborhood.
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