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    SOCO - We've got two locations to choose from, SOCO Bull Street and 808 SOCO!

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    Columbia's very own co-working space…read more If your not familiar with how they work, basically you pay a monthly fee for access to the office and amenities. SOCO has two spots in Columbia, one in the Vista and one in the Bull Street District. I prefer Bull Street because parking there is free, and most seem to want to work in the Vista location so the Bull Street one is more quiet while the Vista is better for more social driven interaction. The staff at SOCO are super cool and friendly, other business people there rule, and the community events are pretty cool. Rules are totally flexible, meeting rooms rock, free awesome coffee and beer everyday and much more. If you want a spot to work every once or even if your looking for private offices SOCO has you covered.

    In love with this coworking space!…read more While traveling for work, I often play the coffeeshop hop which can get exhausting. You can only have so many coffees and teas in one day. Not to mention the never ending search for an open outlet to keep the laptop charged. For only $20, I got a day pass to SOCO and would return in a heartbeat the next time I'm in Columbia. The entrance is a bit hidden on a side street of Gervais. From there, it's on the second floor. The wood floors, brick walls, dim lighting, and open feel create a really nice atmosphere for getting work done. There is a kitchen area, couch, and a variety of desks (including a standing one!) to hang out around. For conferences, they do have private rooms that are normally just for members to use. And yes, there are more outlets than one could ever need. Members have 24 hours access and gain entry with a fob, while the main doors close at 5:00 pm to visitors. Thanks SOCO for letting me crash for a couple of days. I'll definitely be back!

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    Femme X Columbia

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    I found a hidden gem in Columbia South Carolina. Honestly had ZERO interest in visiting this city,…read moreuntil I realized this was the closest (by hours) place for experiencing a high-tea (or afternoon tea.) Generally organized as a social club, co-working space for WFH or self-employed individuals, there is this tiny little separate piece just for those with refined taste for great food, teas, and cultural experiences lost to most of the US. The owner is one-of-a-kind. She is a true GEM! She made most of the small bites, finger sandwiches, scones, and delectables herself in the attached kitchen of this very large (and historic) home, and gets the tea locally. She caters to the needs of those dining for the tea service in every way possible and I am BEGGING her to open one in Greenville. HA! My friends and I witnessed a few people quietly working in rented rooms (we went exploring) but it was honestly very peaceful and empty. The house was so big you could literally get lost in it. We were seated in the old parlor/entry room of the home, sipped our tea in the morning light, as intended in a home of that grandeur, and giggled and ooed over how amazing every single detail was. You have to call in advance to make reservations, and the owner is feeling-out interest for this kind of thing, but my advice is call NOW, today! Make a reservation and head to Columbia, make an experience of it. Because it. was. worth. it. And SO affordable compared to other tea experiences I have had in other areas of the country. Small details: Parking was free out front, its a big pink house (you cant miss it) and definitely demand a scone to take home in advance. it will be worth it.

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    Ive been to NoMa Warehouse a few times to their evening market, they are open from 6-9p mon…read morefridays. There are some permanent shops that are open daily for all you shopping needs. They offer lots of events thru the year, see the website. The outdoor space host bands, with a beer garden like atmosphere. NOMA Warehouse is a community of creativity. They offer dedicated time and space, with the resources, connection, and a creative environment. They inspire creative work and opportunity by bringing together creators, makers, collectors, and storytellers to cultivate a rich and diverse community of friends and supporters. Cottontown community host a yearly ART CRAWL 10-4pm, Ive been the past 2yrs. Free parking, they supply a map to all the house that participate in the event. This is the fifth annual Cottontown Art Crawl,140 artists to show and sell their original work. While artists are located throughout the neighborhood, the corridor is intended to be more accessible to individuals with mobility issues. The event is FREE and open to the public and will also feature live music featuring local bands and performers. This year a few food trucks available, unfortunately some vendors ran out of food by 2pm. I highly recommend this event to all!! Great way to support the local artist and enjoy the community.

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