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The Weekend Wink
Events and Happening This Weekend: Oct 11th -12th, 2025
THE WEEKEND WINK

This Weekend’s Featured Event
10 REASONS TO ATTEND THIS WEEKEND’S QUEENS UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL IN COLUMBIA, SC
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EVENTS & HAPPENINGS
SATURDAY
![]() QUEENS UNDERGROUND INTERNATIONAL BLACK HISTORY FILM FESTIVALJoin us at the Queens Underground International Black History Film Festival in Columbia, SC | ![]() 35TH ANNUAL WALK FOR LIFE & FAMOUSLY HOT PINK 10K + 5K!Join Prisma Health Midlands Foundation on Saturday, October 11 at Segra Park |
![]() COMMUNITEA: MAD PLANTER & PROPAGATOR TEA PARTYJoin us for an enchanting Mad Planter Tea Party, where whimsy meets | ![]() FREE DENTAL HEALTH DAYWe are giving back to the community with our FREE Dental Health Day |
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This Week’s Best Feature
MEET DR. ADRIENNE WHALEY

Photo Courtesy of Queens Underground Film Festival
From Queens to Columbia: Dr. Adrienne Whaley Brings Her Vision to South Carolina
October 10–11, the South Carolina State Museum transforms into a creative haven for artists, dreamers, and film lovers alike. And the woman behind it all? She’s not here for small talk — she’s here to build tribes, spark visions, and hand the mic to those too often muted.
EVENTS & HAPPENINGS
SUNDAY
![]() INFORMATION SESSION: HPOC COLUMBIA CHAPTERJoin us for an information session with HPOC Columbia, SC Chapter | ![]() SUNDAY DINNER MEMORIESDon't you love a Sunday dinner? Share your delicious stories at this Communal Pen workshop |
![]() HEAL-HER TEA TIME (LADIES’ NIGHT)This Ladies night Session will include: Yoni Steam or Foot detox, A Sound bath | ![]() SOUTH CAROLINA STATE FAIRThe 2025 South Carolina State Fair, running October 8–19 |
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