Savage Craft Ale Works
West Columbia is warming up as spring is upon us. The forecast heading into the weekend includes sun and temperatures in the 80s. As the weather, there is the opportunity to get out and enjoy everything in West Columbia, including city-sponsored events and restaurants where you can sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. An […]
Read More >> about 7,500 at Meeting Street Music Fest, West Columbia’s Art on State is May 15 – Dine outside, tooMarch Madness will soon be upon us. The NCAA Division I Basketball 68-team Playoff for the University of South Carolina Women’s Team and Coach Dawn Staley, a West Columbia resident, are an annual rite. And this year is no different. USC is one of the elite programs in the country. The Gamecocks are currently ranked […]
Read More >> about Highly-ranked Gamecock Women’s Basketball Team adds local flavor to March Madness – Where to watch it in West ColumbiaThe first day of March is Sunday, and all attention will turn to Spring, and all the events that come as the weather gets warmer. And there is no bigger event this spring, than the Meeting Street Music Fest, presented by the City of West Columbia. Music has the ability to bring people together and […]
Read More >> about West Columbia Meeting Street Music Fest, April 17-18, is the biggest, and most-exciting event as all eyes look toward Spring – There’s a St. Pat’s Day Bash, tooThe City of West Columbia is experiencing growth on an annual basis. According to US Census data, between 2010 and 2020, West Columbia’s population grew by 16.2 percent. It is one of the faster-growing municipalities in Lexington County. West Columbia’s current population is approximately 18,643, notably higher than the 17,516 recorded in the 2020 Census. The city is upgrading […]
Read More >> about West Columbia is attracting newcomers, see how to access residential servicesThis football season has been a little bit of up and a little bit of down for the University of South Carolina Gamecocks. After a season-opening win over Virginia Tech in Atlanta, followed by a win over SC State, USC lost two games in a row. One to Vanderbilt at home and another to Missouri […]
Read More >> about Game Day Tailgate – West Columbia’s restaurants have your favorite tailgate foodThe history of Oktoberfest goes back more than 200 years. It began in Munich, Germany, in 1810, as a five-day public royal wedding celebration. The event was so popular that it was repeated annually, and included carnival rides and beer tents. Oktoberfest is celebrated across the United States, especially in places where there is a […]
Read More >> about West Columbia celebrates Oktoberfest with music at Savage Craft Ale Works and German brew and food trucks at WECO Bottle and Biergarten, Parking info, tooFri, Sep 12 | The Paws and Pints Unleashing Party is Friday (Sept. 12) at Savage Craft Ale Works, 430 Center Street, West Columbia. It’s from Sep 12, 2025, 4– 6 p.m. The search is on! Nominate your dog or cat as the 2025 Paws and Pints Spokespet. The winning dog or cat’s image, name, […]
Read More >> about Paws and Pints Unleashing Party is Friday at Savage Craft Ale Works – Your dog or cat’s image could be featured on a can of Paws and Pints beerWest Columbia’s Riverwalk was the site of mass visitation, on Monday, Labor Day. The City of West Columbia’s free parking lots were getting maximum use. The parking lot at Carraway Park was filled and so was the street parking on Alexander Road. Drenched river-dippers walked across the filled Riverwalk parking lot carrying tubes. West Columbia’s […]
Read More >> about New feature, repairs attract multitudes to West Columbia’s Riverwalk on Labor Day



