Events in Sumter, SC

A welcoming youth tournament for participants ages 8 to 16.

Climb into a real NASCAR stock car with NASCAR Racing Experience and drive it yourself. You will not be following a pace vehicle and there is no instructor in the cockpit, so it is just you and the racetrack. Those who would rather feel the speed from the passenger seat can opt for a pro-driven ride that tops 150 miles per hour. A bucket list experience for motorsports fans.

Now in its 14th year, the Columbia WALK to End Hydrocephalus brings people together to honor warriors and raise awareness about hydrocephalus. This community walk focuses on solidarity and support, offering a meaningful way to recognize strength and spotlight the cause.

Orangeburg comes together for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Orangeburg Walk at Edisto Memorial Gardens. This community event honors survivors and caregivers, supports those in treatment, and remembers loved ones, while raising funds for education, research, and hope. The goal is $20,000, with $10,237 already raised and $9,763 still to go. Participants can register to walk, start a team or join one, make a donation, become a sponsor, and help spread the word by inviting family and friends. Many share the names of those they are walking for to recognize every story and every life touched by breast cancer, with a shared commitment to making a lasting impact in Orangeburg County.

Celebrate and support local veterans at a community-focused day of food, entertainment, and good company. Everyone is welcome, whether arriving by motorcycle, car, truck, or on foot, and family and friends are welcome too. Proceeds support veterans and veteran-focused programs through the mission of Vets Helping Vets, turning a fun gathering into meaningful community impact.

Created by the Future Leaders in Medicine Group, this annual 5K fun run at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine in Columbia, SC brings medical students from across the country together to support Curing Kids Cancer and advance critical pediatric research. The event welcomes all ages and running abilities, whether aiming for a fast finish or enjoying a relaxed run for a meaningful cause. Teams of four or more get a $5 per person discount on individual registration, and the top three teams receive a special award on race day.

Heroes Hideout hosts a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh event in Florence that welcomes duelists who want to compete or simply get more practice games. Entry is $5, and each participant receives two OTS packs upon signing up. For every eight players in the field, one booster box is added to the prize pool. Payout depends on attendance. With 16 or fewer players, prizes go to the top four finishers, allocated as 40 percent for first, 30 percent for second, and 15 percent for both third and fourth. With 17 or more players, prizes extend to the top eight, awarded as 30 percent for first, 20 percent for second, 15 percent for third and fourth, and 5 percent for fifth through eighth.

A gala is on the calendar, and the official start time will be shared on the event website. Please check the site for the latest schedule information and any updates before you make plans.

Now in its fourth year, the Caregiver’s Gala centers on the theme Bridges, emphasizing stronger connections between kinship caregivers and the essential supports that help the children they nurture. Across communities, grandparents, relatives, and close family friends often step into crucial caregiving roles with little preparation and steady dedication, holding families together while carrying significant responsibility. This event both celebrates their resilience and encourages wider support. The awareness it builds, along with funds raised, fuels the growth of programs that link families with support services, advocacy, training opportunities, and wellness resources.

Cola Cafe Fest launches as a celebration of coffee, tea, pastries, desserts, and cafe culture at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. Local and regional cafes, coffee roasters, tea brands, bakeries, dessert makers, specialty drink vendors, artisan food businesses, and other makers come together for a marketplace filled with distinctive drinks and treats. Attendees can discover new cafes, shop cafe-inspired products from artisan vendors, watch live demonstrations, and connect with the people behind local brands. Highlights include a latte art throwdown competition, offerings from tea and matcha specialists, boba and other creative beverages, coffee roasters and cafes, and plenty of photo-worthy sips alongside pastries and desserts. The festival offers something for fans of specialty coffee, matcha, boba, baked goods, sweets, and the easygoing atmosphere of a great cafe.

Historic Columbia leads a guided walking tour of Main Street, highlighting the architecture and history of buildings along the 1300 through 1700 blocks. The route begins and concludes at Boyd Plaza and lasts about 75 minutes. Only 20 advance tickets are available, and no walk-up sales will be offered. Tickets are $5 for HC members and $10 for non-members, with free admission for youth 17 and under.

Free roller skating lessons at Finlay Park are tailored for true beginners and those returning to the activity, and they welcome participants of all ages. Instruction focuses on essential skills that are revisited during monthly sessions to build confidence and consistency. For a more progressive option, a separate 6-week Beginners Group course is available. For information on upcoming classes, pricing, and locations, email info@letsgetrollnsc.com or check the Events section of the organizer’s Facebook page. Expect a friendly, supportive environment that encourages getting active outdoors with guidance provided throughout.

Musicians from the South Carolina Philharmonic partner with Historic Columbia for an outdoor program of light classical selections set amid the gardens of the Hampton-Preston Mansion. The performance runs about an hour. Guests should bring their own blanket or chairs and may pack a picnic. Tickets are required and capacity is limited. Attendees must be 21 or older. If the weather cooperates, a limited number of additional tickets will be sold at the door through the Laurel Street gate. If conditions are poor, the concert will move indoors to the Boyd Horticultural Center greenhouse on the mansion grounds. Presented with support from HPG and Company.

Set in Maycomb, Alabama, the story follows six-year-old Scout Finch and her brother Jem, who spend their days with their friend Dill and become fascinated by their reclusive neighbor, Boo Radley. Their widowed father, Atticus, a well-regarded attorney, defends Tom Robinson, a Black man falsely accused of rape, and the case exposes the children to the harsh realities of racism and bias. The Nick and All Good Books present a page-to-screen experience that pairs reading the novel with a film screening at The Nick, followed by a discussion after the screening about how the narrative takes shape in print and on film. Copies are available at All Good Books for those who want to read ahead of time.

Dessert and Divination brings people together for conversation, connection, and hands-on practice with the intuitive arts. It offers a supportive setting to explore questions on your mind, exchange insights, and strengthen skills using the tools you already enjoy or want to try. Participants are welcome, if able, to share a dessert or drink and to bring favorite divination aids, though nothing is required for attendance and shared tools will be available. The gathering takes place in the library building at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Columbia.

Celebrate craft and heritage at the 14th Annual Great American Whiskey Fair, a leading Southeast tasting showcase that brings together more than 100 producers and over 300 carefully chosen whiskeys from around the world. Taste single malts, bourbons, ryes, blends, and rare craft bottlings while speaking with the people behind the bottles. Distillers and brand representatives share the histories, traditions, and techniques that shape each pour, offering a welcoming experience for seasoned enthusiasts and those just starting to explore. The lineup spans Kentucky favorites, storied Scottish houses, and innovative emerging makers, creating an immersive journey through the world of whiskey.

Set at the Grand Old Post Office, this concert features performances by Dear MariBella and the Pigkickers. Open jam sessions are held before the show. Food and beverages are available from Dave’s Barnyard BBQ.

A youth tournament welcoming participants ages 8 to 16. The event centers on age-appropriate competition in a structured tournament setting for young participants.

Take your own vehicle onto Darlington Raceway for three laps on the Track Too Tough To Tame. For $30, entry includes a photo in Mobil 1 Victory Lane with the Cook Out Southern 500 Trophy. The event supports One Child At A Time and Darlington Shares, helping children and families in the community. Payment can be made on site by cash or credit card.

Two Bulldog programs meet as The Citadel Bulldogs travel to face the South Carolina State Bulldogs at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium in Orangeburg. This early-season clash highlights program pride and identity on both sidelines, with attention on defense and the rushing attacks. The setting offers an energetic atmosphere and plenty of tactical intrigue as the game unfolds. Tickets are available.

A captivating evening of live orchestral music awaits as the Florence Symphony Orchestra performs masterworks from the classical tradition. Settle in for an immersive concert that celebrates the power of live music and delivers a memorable experience for fans of classical performance.

The United European Ballet Company brings the beloved fairytale Cinderella to the stage at the Koger Center for the Arts, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. This Broadway style ballet blends expressive choreography with grand theatrical storytelling, offering beauty, romance, humor, and stagecraft that spark the imagination. The story follows a kind and resilient young woman whose courage and belief in love lead her from hardship to a royal ball and a dream fulfilled. Set to the music of Sergei Prokofiev, the production showcases a world-class international cast, exquisite European costumes, and hand-painted sets. Suitable for audiences ages 3 and up, the ballet is performed in two acts with one intermission. A one-night engagement promises an evening of music, dance, laughter, and wonder.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, SC with Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. The set features beloved songs like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new tracks from the recently released album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. This run spans 16 cities across the United States. Tickets are available. For a secure purchase and the most accurate event updates, use the official ticketing outlet, since third party resales are not permitted on official event pages and are not guaranteed or supported.

ThunderBeard brings a live tribute to ZZ Top to Stevenson Auditorium, aiming to capture the band’s classic era with authentic sound, stage presence, and the signature beards. Promoted as the leading ZZ Top tribute act in the United States, this trio has been praised by venues such as The Vault in Saginaw, MI and Lexington Village Theatre for its professionalism and its remarkably accurate look and feel. Ticket information will be available soon.

Lou Gramm brings The Released Tour to the Koger Center for the Arts, presented by the South Carolina Entertainment & Music Hall of Fame. A member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the founding, original lead singer of Foreigner, he helped propel the band into Billboard’s Top 100 Artists of All Time. His unmistakable voice powers hits like Feels Like the First Time, Cold as Ice, Hot Blooded, Double Vision, Urgent, and Juke Box Hero, and he co-wrote favorites including Waiting for a Girl Like You and the international number one I Want to Know What Love Is. Foreigner’s first eight singles all reached the Billboard Top 20, with four landing in the Top 10, a milestone not matched since The Beatles. The evening features a pre-show induction ceremony for the South Carolina Entertainment & Music Hall of Fame with inductees to be announced, an opening act to be announced, and a VIP meet and greet with details to be announced.

Presented by FTC and Tandem Health, Porches of Sumter returns to Sumter’s historic district with an evening centered around Patriot Hall. The festivities include a curated fall market on the lawn showcasing handmade goods, artwork, seasonal decor, and local finds. As night falls, an outdoor concert on the lawn features family-friendly music from a featured band. Attendees may bring blankets or lawn chairs, or choose reserved seating through a limited VIP option. The VIP package offers pre-arranged seats, access to a private catered refreshment area, reserved parking, a lanyard, and additional perks, subject to availability. Neighborhood porch stops hosted by Chamber member businesses will share free refreshments and light bites, focusing on hospitality rather than sales. These porch activations are exclusive to Chamber members and do not require a vendor fee. Makers interested in the market can apply to participate, and Chamber membership is not required, though it is welcomed. On-site check-in tickets are $50 if available. All ticket purchases are final and cannot be refunded or transferred, and credits are not offered, including for promotional-period purchases made without a promo code. Sponsorship opportunities are available. The official website is being updated and will share additional details and ticket information as they are ready.

The SC Sweet Potato Festival is a community celebration in downtown Darlington. Hosted by the Pilot Club of Darlington, it brings together area vendors and artisans, a wide range of food that includes sweet potato specialties, live entertainment, and activities suitable for all ages. Spend the day browsing local businesses, enjoying festival flavors, and making memories with friends and family in a lively setting. Vendor and sponsorship applications are open.

The Harbison MTB Challenge is a new race within the TSP lineup, taking place at Harbison State Forest. After plans for an earlier debut were postponed, the event moves forward as part of the Pisgah Triple Crown Series, serving as the fourth race in a five-event sequence.

Finlay Park will welcome a family-friendly celebration of mental health that recognizes World Mental Health Day and marks five years of impact. Organized by Girl Get Up Society, this fifth annual gathering begins with a 3K Mental Health Awareness Walk, then continues with a community day featuring food trucks, local vendors, music, games, prizes, and activities for all ages. The focus is bringing people together to raise awareness, promote wellness, and support access to mental health care, with a mission centered on women, girls, and families across South Carolina. Participants can walk individually, come with family, form teams, or support as sponsors, all contributing to ongoing services that help women and girls thrive.

Master P, Birdman, Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh share the stage as part of the Cash Money and No Limit tour at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, South Carolina. This live performance brings these four hip hop artists together in one venue.

Explore the theme of intuition at this Philosopher’s Ball conversation. The gathering takes place in the octagonal library building located outside the main building of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Columbia and includes cleansing and clearing, announcements, and space setting to open the session.

The annual Kickin' Chicken Wing & Chili Festival in downtown Florence features multiple wing and chili vendors competing for top honors, along with live music by Chocolate Chip & Company Band. In addition to the signature dishes, there are other food options, domestic and craft beer, a selection of wine, and plenty of water and Pepsi beverages. This gathering blends a spirited cookoff with live entertainment for a flavorful community experience.

An immersive blend of sound and spectacle awaits as DARK SIDE recreates the music of Pink Floyd at Stevenson Auditorium in downtown Orangeburg. In this restored venue with a tiered balcony, attendees can expect good views from every seat. Whether discovering the songs anew or revisiting favorites, the evening centers on the timeless sound of Pink Floyd in a beautiful setting.

Trucks 'N Treats returns to Darlington Raceway for a very family-friendly experience. Children can wear their favorite costumes and get up close to trucks with opportunities to explore, climb, and touch them, along with more to discover. After a popular previous run, it is back again this year, with additional information to be shared soon.

The 8th Annual Fostering Foster Barn Dance brings an evening of food, music, and community to Bock Estate and Venue in Camden. The event features a full dinner from B. Colsons, live music by 10 Cent Rich, an open bar, a silent auction, and raffles. Each ticket supports efforts to save dogs in the community and across the Midlands. If attendance is not possible, a ticket can still be purchased and will be given to a volunteer or supporter so every seat contributes to saving a life.

Treat yourself to cotton candy, funnel cakes, corndogs, and popcorn as country music fills the air.

An outdoor gathering invites networking and friendly conversation while guests taste more than 40 different dishes from Sumter favorites. This all-inclusive experience features selections from over 30 local businesses and organizations, with drinks provided by Pepsi, Yahnis, and Mac’s Place Spirits. Live music from Green Swamp Collective sets the tone for a flavorful celebration of community.

FoodeesFest brings a full lineup of food and unique vendors to Florence for a high-energy weekend at Magnolia Mall. Admission is free with registration. Everyone who registers is automatically entered to win a free meal, limited to one free meal per day, with winners notified by email.

Elmo and his Sesame Street friends light up the stage in a new Sesame Street Live show filled with singing, dancing, and favorite numbers like Sunny Days, Elmo’s Got the Moves, and Letter of the Day. Families with little ones can share a cheerful experience that blends fun and learning, with moments made for smiling, moving, and enjoying time together that linger long after the show ends.

Mojo Brookzz brings the Outta Pocket Tour to The Township Auditorium for a comedy show built for big laughs. After breaking through online, he has been packing theaters across the country with a lively personality and memorable performances. This stop delivers high energy humor, plenty of laughs, and good vibes from start to finish.

DJ Shakim and friends bring a classic 90s vibe to a house party with DJ D-Nyce at the Govindbhai Patel Community Center. Connected to SCSU Homecoming, the announcement reflects on last year’s high energy celebration and teases a new surprise for this edition. It is promoted as the biggest house party yet.

This youth tournament is open to participants ages 8 to 16.

Elite Dynasty Steppers present the first annual Bringing Down the House step show at Sumter High School Gamecocks. Area step teams will take the stage for dynamic routines and memorable moments. DJ Beazo provides the music, and special guests add to the entertainment. The program highlights youth dedication, talent, and excellence. Families and friends are welcome, and enthusiastic cheering is encouraged as this inaugural showcase marks the start of a new dynasty built on pride, power, and precision.

MEAC opponents Norfolk State and South Carolina State face off at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium in Orangeburg. Conference positioning, in-state pride, and contrasting styles have helped define this series, leading to fast momentum swings. Each drive could prove pivotal in a matchup where every snap carries weight.

The Three Rivers Bridge Dinner turns the Gervais Street Bridge into the Midlands' longest communal table, uniting food, music, community, and the rivers that tie the area together. This newly reimagined edition is title sponsored by Prisma Health. Tickets typically sell fast each year.

An evening of festivities leads up to the long-awaited release from the Maas Universe. The event features a costume contest and festive drinks, with additional details to be announced. Entry requires a reserved ticket, and attendance also requires purchasing a book.

Jack Torrance accepts a winter caretaker role at the remote Overlook Hotel, moving in with his wife Wendy and their son Danny. As isolation settles in, the family faces a chilling presence within the hotel. Presented by The Nick and All Good Books, this screening is paired with reading the novel and a conversation afterward that compares the book and the film. The discussion explores how the narrative shifts between page and screen. Copies of the book are available at All Good Books.

Celebrating its 57th year, the S.C. Championships take place at the SC Fairgrounds in Columbia. This edition adds afternoon sessions that offer more chances to earn year-end points in the pleasure divisions. The VIP Dinner Tent returns for corporate-level sponsors and above. Additional incentives and stall raffles will be announced.

The Columbia Korean Festival celebrates Korean culture with performances that range from time-honored traditions to contemporary acts, highlighted by a K-pop dance contest. Attendees can watch taekwando demonstrations and take part in interactive activities and games. Food lovers will find favorites such as kimchi, kimbap, Korean corndogs, bulgogi, and a variety of Korean desserts. Presented by the Korean Community Presbyterian Church, the festival offers free admission. Tickets for food and merchandise are available for purchase on site, with cash as well as debit and credit cards accepted.

Frights meet treats at the in-person Ghost & Goodies gathering, blending an eerie vibe with plenty of sweets. Fans of ghost stories and candy can mingle, savor goodies, and enjoy playful chills. Expect a fun, social atmosphere with tasty bites and a lighthearted dose of spooky fun.

No Fun Allowed brings a live Halloween night performance to Celebrations Of Sumter. Expect spooky fun and plenty of music, if you dare.

An Evening With David Sedaris features the bestselling writer behind Me Talk Pretty One Day, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, Calypso, Holidays on Ice, Naked, Barrel Fever, Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk, When You Are Engulfed in Flames, Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls, and Theft By Finding. His writing appears regularly in The New Yorker and on BBC Radio 4. Presale access is available through the Koger Center mailing list.

BadWater appears out on the deck at Willie Sue's. Reservations are not required, and arriving early is recommended to secure a seat.

Hosted by Thomas Gymnastics, the Pink Power Gymnastics Invitational is a women’s USAG and AAU competition in Florence, South Carolina at the Pearl Moore Basketball Center. Created in honor of Pam Mobley, it celebrates her lasting influence on gymnasts, coaches, and judges across the state. The event carries forward her legacy of hard work and leadership through the spirit of Pink Power, with a venue that helps create a lively atmosphere for a high-caliber gymnastics meet.

The South Carolina Gamecocks take on the Texas A&M Aggies at Williams-Brice Stadium in a college football matchup. A clear bag policy will be enforced at the gates. Reentry is not allowed, and tickets are neither refundable nor exchangeable. Children age 2 and under may enter at no charge when seated on a guardian’s lap.

At the SC Pecan Music & Food Festival, the blues stage in the breezeway will showcase a lineup of four to five notable artists, with the full roster to be announced. In addition to the blues sets, there will be more live music, plenty of food, and a fun atmosphere. There is no admission fee.

At Camden City Arena, the Kershaw Legends Gala, Masquerade Edition offers an elegant evening celebrating 31 years of service, advocacy, and empowerment for individuals with disabilities. This formal affair honors outstanding community leaders and the legends whose efforts continue to make a lasting impact. Guests can look forward to a refined masquerade setting, a cocktail hour followed by a formal celebration, live music from LEVEL 10 BAND, exciting door prizes, special recognitions, and memorable moments. Admission is $85 and includes entry, dinner catered by The Dessert Bar Boutique Bakery and Catering LLC, live entertainment, door prize eligibility, and one alcoholic beverage provided by Tipsy AF, LLC. This milestone celebration blends glamour with purpose.

Marking the 30th anniversary of the Native American Indian Film & Video Festival, Weekend at the Nick presents a series of film screenings and conversations that highlight Indigenous storytelling on screen. Hosted at the historic Nickelodeon Theatre, the program features Native-made films and curated selections that explore Indigenous histories, contemporary voices, and creative expression through cinema. Film titles, schedules, and additional information will be announced closer to the event.

BadWater returns to LaFiesta for another appearance. Plan to arrive early to secure a seat.

A youth tournament for ages 8 to 16, featuring competitive play among young participants. Young competitors within this range come together for structured tournament play.

Open to vehicles of every make and model, this event features 50 trophies with two presented in each class, along with a sponsor's choice recognition. Food and music will be available. There are also two awards dedicated to kids, plus a 50/50 drawing.

Columbia Princess Day transforms Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center into a fairytale world with a 90 minute, family friendly meet and greet. Children can take photos, share hugs, and enjoy personal moments with every princess in attendance, along with favorite songs, dances, crafts, games, and other magical touches. Each session includes ten engaging group activities. It begins with a grand introduction of the characters, followed by icebreakers and large group games, then continues with storytelling, singing, dancing, and ongoing princess interactions. The closing minutes are reserved for any photos that might have been missed earlier. Multiple sessions are offered, each with limited capacity to keep the experience personal. Please attend only the session listed on your ticket. To prepare, bring a camera, charge your phone, make sure little ones are well rested, and plan to eat beforehand since no food is served. Children are welcome to wear a favorite princess dress, costume, or any comfortable outfit. Adults should avoid character specific costumes so the performers feel as real as possible for the kids. For check in, have a ticket or order number ready. Every guest needs a ticket, and babies under 12 months may attend at no cost with a paid adult or child ticket. Arrive a bit early to allow time for parking and check in. Adults must remain with children for the entire event. Performers are not caretakers, and caregivers may need to gently guide excited little ones. Please allow each child their moment without rushing. Disruptive behavior may result in removal without refund. Characters are inspired by public domain fairytales and are not affiliated with any brand, company, or theme park. Attendance grants permission for event photos and video used for promotion. Tickets are non refundable, with full refunds only if the event is canceled.

North Carolina Central travels to Orangeburg to take on South Carolina State in a MEAC clash at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium. Both programs are known for rugged defenses, impact special teams, and explosive playmakers, so field position and execution in the closing moments could be decisive. With conference standings tightening late in the season, the home-field atmosphere and a rivalry edge add extra intensity from start to finish.

The Shugga Daddies are back to bring rock energy to Celebrations.

The 4th Annual Itty Bitty Ren-Faire brings Renaissance whimsy to Kershaw County Farmers Market with an imaginative open-air artisan marketplace. This celebration also marks the market’s 50th milestone, featuring handcrafted goods and treats from more than 40 creators, with 50+ vendors participating. Look for delicious bites from a food truck, music that sets a festive mood, and playful photo spots to capture the day. Costumes are encouraged for wizards, knights, and woodland sprites alike, and dogs are welcome. This free community gathering includes complimentary parking courtesy of neighboring Hudson Brothers. If you plan to stay a while, consider carpooling so more guests can enjoy the market.

Presented by Prisma Health, this installment of the Feed Your Mind Seminar Series focuses on the state of education and its impact on workforce development, talent retention, and the community’s future. It is an annual conversation that brings together leaders from across the education landscape to share updates, set priorities, and explore opportunities for collaboration. Further program information and the speaker lineup will be announced closer to the event.

The Sheltering From Hunger evening returns with host Jamal Bates from the Morning Show. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and tickets are priced at $55, with sales beginning in October.

Delaware State visits Orangeburg to face South Carolina State in a football matchup at South Carolina State University Oliver C. Dawson Stadium. The game carries late season implications, features a clash of styles, and unfolds within an HBCU game day atmosphere, offering a look at where both programs stand as the stretch run approaches.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to Alice Drive Baptist Church in Sumter for a live evening of music and stories, joined by special guest Jeremy Rosado. After a breakout year and a strong spring run, the tour returns for an expanded 30-city itinerary, continuing her first headlining journey and sharing songs and testimonies that have connected with audiences nationwide. Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, contributes a warm, authentic presence to shape a night of worship, connection, and a clear focus on God’s truth. VIP, early entry, and general admission entry periods are planned, with a schedule that may change. Tickets are on sale. For the protection of buyers and participants, third party resale is not permitted on TPR. event pages. Please use the official ticketing outlet, as purchases through third parties are not guaranteed by TPR. and may limit access to updates and assistance.

A Thanksgiving Eve tradition continues at Celebrations Of Sumter as No Fun Allowed returns for an evening of good music and good times ahead of the holiday meal.

Radio Source returns to Dizzy Crab. The announcement calls on Florence to bring the energy.

The spirit of classic soul returns with A Motown Christmas, featuring the Motortown All-Stars and an elite roster of singers and musicians drawn from the Miracles, the Contours, and other Motown greats. These seasoned performers, who have shared stages around the world with Motown icons, bring the signature sound to life with tight harmonies, eye-catching outfits, and energetic choreography, all backed by a powerhouse Detroit band with live brass. Expect favorites from the Temptations, Four Tops, Jackson Five, Stevie Wonder, and the Supremes, including “My Girl,” “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg,” “Ooh Baby, Baby,” and “Signed, Sealed, Delivered.” Holiday favorites such as “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” and “Silent Night” get the unmistakable Motown treatment as well. This engagement is the group’s sole area appearance of the season, offering a festive night filled with timeless hits.

Celebrate the season at a relaxed evening social hosted by FTC. Enjoy cheerful holiday music and a selection of hearty, seasonally inspired hors d'oeuvres. Connect with fellow business members, share year-end cheer, and take part in raffles and giveaways sponsored by FTC for chances to win prizes. Admission is complimentary for members. Space is limited and advance registration is required, with the registration link to be announced.

An annual banquet at the Sumter County Civic Center features live entertainment during dinner and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages with no minimum age requirement. Activities include a youth-only raffle, a women’s raffle, games, general raffles, and both live and silent auctions. Doors open before dinner, and tickets must be purchased in advance online or from a committee member, as none will be sold at the door.

Jodeci brings the 35th Anniversary Tour of Forever My Lady to The Township Auditorium, honoring a career that helped shape R&B with signature style, soulful harmonies, and a run of major hits. The group has sold more than 20 million records worldwide, earned five number-one singles, ten Top 10 hits, and three number-one albums on the Billboard charts, and has received wins and nominations from the Soul Train Music Awards, American Music Awards, BET Music Awards, and Billboard Music Awards. Their debut album Forever My Lady reached number one on the Billboard Top R&B Albums chart in its first week, and the title track also hit number one on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles and Tracks chart. The album stayed on the charts for 49 weeks, and the songs Come & Talk To Me and Stay likewise reached number one on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. Tickets are available.