Savage Craft Ale Works
From river recreation, barbecue, and craft beer, to live music, fireworks, and even the annual Lexington County Peach Festival, If you live in West Columbia there’s many ways to celebrate July 4. While West Columbia City Hall will be closed on July 4, some West Columbia businesses will open for July 4th holiday festivities. […]
Read More >> about Savage Craft music, tubing, BBQ, peaches, fireworks – Your West Columbia July 4th GuideThe weather is becoming consistently warm now and that means it’s time to take to the river. The Congaree River is one of the most attractive spots in West Columbia. You can float over calm, flat water that’s as smooth as glass, before shooting through the refreshing whitewater rapids, all on an inner tube. Michael […]
Read More >> about Tubing season is upon us in West Columbia – And there’s something new on the river this yearSavage Craft Ale Works, at 430 Center Street in West Columbia, is hosting a Cinco de Mayo event on Monday. There will be Salsa dancing lessons starting at 4:30, with Latin DJ Mario from 4:30 to 6. The band Caribe Latin Sound from 6 pm to 9 pm. There will be a Special Cinco de […]
Read More >> about Savage Craft Ale Works celebrating Cinco de Mayo Monday with Salsa Dance Lessons, Latin DJ Mario and the band Caribe Latin SoundSavage Craft is “Ground Zero” for St. Paddy’s Day in West Columbia, and where else can you go Irish?
St. Patrick’s Day is March 17, or next Monday, but the celebration is Saturday. St. Patrick’s Day celebrations concentrate on Irish-themed parties, with drinks and food. Many will celebrate the spirit of the Irish by dressing in green and eating traditional Irish dishes. There are also street parades on St. Patrick’s Day in many large cities. Pubs […]
Read More >> about Savage Craft is “Ground Zero” for St. Paddy’s Day in West Columbia, and where else can you go Irish?The Southeastern Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament is March 5-9, at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville. The post-season has become a long and successful road for Dawn Staley, University of South Carolina Coach, and West Columbia Resident. She has won three National Championships, the last one in 2024, a year in which the Gamecocks went […]
Read More >> about West Columbia Resident Dawn Staley and her USC Gamecocks begin defense of National Title, gets lots of local supportThere will be an evening of dialogue with SC Attorney General Alan Wilson at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday (Feb. 26) at the Armory on the grounds of Savage Craft Ale Works, 430 Center St. in West Columbia. The Pints and Politics event is presented by The Post and Courier and AARP South Carolina. It will […]
Read More >> about Evening of dialogue with SC Attorney General Alan Wilson at Savage Craft Ale Works, WednesdayFebruary temperatures in West Columbia have shown drastic movement. From lows in the teens to highs around 80 degrees. Despite the unpredictability, there are ways to navigate the weather. Hotworx opened at 114 State Street in West Columbia in December of 2023. It provides a way to stay active and it’s a great escape from the winter weather. At […]
Read More >> about Beat the winter weather in West Columbia with exercise, the zoo, or music and foodIt’s hard to believe there was snow on the ground on January 22. A week-and-a-half later, by Feb. 2, or Groundhog Day, temperatures were above 75 degrees. Punxsutawney Phil of Young Township, PA, saw his shadow at Punxsutawney’s annual Groundhog Day celebration, this year; indicating six more weeks of winter. That’s not the case in […]
Read More >> about It’s like spring this week in West Columbia, despite the fact Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow



