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The Daily Herald Columbia bounces back from the explosive 4th of July festivities by hosting its first PRIDE event, as well as the chance to revisit a popular TV icon, movies and more. 1. Maury PRIDE Block Party at the CAB Although PRIDE Month has ended, Columbia plans to celebrate in its own way this weekend by throwing its first PRIDE Block Party in the city's arts district. Saturday's event is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. at the Columbia Arts Building, located at 307 W. 11th St., and will feature activities for all ages, including live music by April Lowe, food trucks and several local ven...

This weekend's roundup of events includes a Black Art Matters art show, as well as a chance to visit local historic landmarks, the Kentucky Derby and more.

Maury in May sets precedent for musical summer The Daily Herald It seems each month that passes has been a slow buildup to the return of what we once considered "normal," and it's never been more apparent than what's happening in May. While it'll probably be a while before COVID-19 isn't automatically part of the conversation when discussing events involving large crowds, we're starting to see more opportunities to go out and enjoy the things we once loved. Let's just hope it stays the course and that we don't end up shooting ourselves in the foot by being hasty. I don't believe that will be...

Earth Day Weekend events encourage outdoor fun The Daily Herald This weekend's roundup of Maury County events is all about getting outdoors and enjoying a little Mother Nature, as well as lots of entertainment and fun. 1. Earth Day events Earth Day is all about getting out and being in nature, which can be both fun and educational for all ages. Columbia Parks & Recreation will host Eco Engagement at Riverwalk Park from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Bring the kids out for a fun day full of crafts, demonstrations, nature walks and other activities. Spring Hill Parks & Recreation will host a...

The Daily Herald The weekend before Christmas is the perfect time to get out and gaze at the lights, celebrate with loved ones (even the dog) and get in the 2020 holiday spirit. 1. Holiday Lights in the Park Christmastime in Columbia isn't complete without a drive through the park to look at all the decorative lights. And this year we've got two lighted drives to enjoy. Presented by Columbia Parks & Recreation, Holiday Lights in the Park kicked off this week and will run from 5:30-8 p.m. every night through Dec. 26.  This year's lights will once again be at Woodland Park, with the route sta...