Whether you whip out the ol’ calendar or live out your life unscheduled and by the seat of your pants, it pays to note the exciting happenings that await you. It gives you something to look forward to, and it prevents that dreadful FOMO, or “fear of missing out.”

With all of its delicious dining options, downtown Columbia makes it tough to choose what you’re hungry for. Add low blood sugar and a growling stomach to the equation, and the decision is made all the more difficult. Lets explore some of the amazing options in The District.

This month, if you're strolling through The Downtown District at night, you may notice a major difference in the level of visibility in the area. This improvement comes as a result of The District’s continuous efforts to increase safety in Downtown Columbia, contributing more than $30,000 to the installation of new LED lights. There's no better way to explore Downtown than knowing you're walking in safe, clean, and well-lit areas. While you're out, shop local CoMo and grab some food, drinks, or artwork as you support our small businesses.

This Valentine’s Day, whether you’re looking for a place to buy your loved one a special gift, take them on a romantic date or simply enjoy a night out on the town, the District Downtown offers a variety of options to shop locally so that your special person ends their night smiling and full of love this Valentine’s Day.

Celebrate Black History and Black-Owned Businesses In The District. Information on the history of Sharp End, The African American Heritage Trail, Black Owned Businesses and the Minority Owned Business Grant

Are you in need of some great ways to celebrate the motherly figures in your life this Mother’s Day? You’ve come to the right place.

Places are reopening, businesses are moving around, and we are welcoming in some new people!

Supporting the local community is important for any thriving area. Here are a few reasons why local businesses are easily worth your support.

Many businesses had to adjust during COVID to keep you safe and stay open. Here is what Rose Music Hall did to keep live music going after stay-at-home orders were lifted.

Find out who left, who moved in, who relocated, who expanded, and what all changed during the pandemic.

The origin story of the Magic Tree

There are so many wonderful places to choose from when deciding your next caffeine source, here is your guide to downtown Columbia, Missouri’s coffee shops