News Summary
The annual Local Talent Show is set to light up the Harbison Theater in Columbia this weekend, featuring performances from Midlands Tech staff and students. The show, marking its sixth year, promises a blend of unique acts including dance, music, and even fire breathing by standout performer Brynna. As the community gears up for this entertaining event, there is also a call for support as local authorities seek help in finding a missing elderly woman. Come together for a night of creativity, enjoyment, and community spirit!
Excitement Builds for Local Talent Show at Harbison Theater!
The cozy city of Columbia is buzzing with excitement this weekend as the esteemed Harbison Theater throws open its doors for the annual Local Talent Show. This fantastic event is shaping up to be a whirlwind of creativity and entertainment, showcasing the hidden gems of our community—staff and students from Midlands Tech! With a blend of unique talents and super fun performances, you won’t want to miss out on this fantastic evening of showbiz.
An Event to Remember
The talent show marks its sixth installment this year and is a beloved tradition for many. This year, it’s part of a special segment focusing on local living, and it’s presented by the charming and dynamic Tyler Ryan. Visitors can expect an entertaining evening filled with laughter, applause, and a sense of community spirit as performers demonstrate their extraordinary skills. Whether it’s singing, dancing, or something completely out of the ordinary, expect to see it all!
All Eyes on Brynna
One of the standout performers to keep an eye on this year is Brynna, known for her incredible talent in fire breathing. In fact, a sneak peek of her performance has already got everyone talking! This electrifying act certainly raises the stakes, demonstrating just how diverse the talents of our local performers can be. It’s moments like these that truly make the talent show a must-see event.
A Caring Community Spirit
While the city is gearing up for this exciting show, there’s also a serious matter at hand. The Columbia Police Department is currently searching for an elderly woman named Dorothy Counts-Boone, who is reported missing and suffers from dementia. Dorothy was last seen on a Friday around 11:45 AM in the 1600 block of Main Street. The police are reaching out to the community for help, asking everyone to keep an eye out for her. If you happen to spot Dorothy, you’re encouraged to contact the Special Victims Unit immediately. The community is rallying together, showing support and concern for those in need.
Join in on the Fun!
This weekend’s talent show is not just for those performing; it’s for everyone! Gather your friends and family and join in on an evening destined to create memories. Enjoy delightful performances, cheer on your favorites, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere that only a talent show can offer! Plus, with talents like Brynna lighting up the stage, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable experience.
Community Connections
Events like this really underline the uniqueness of Columbia’s culture. They bridge together the younger and older generations while showcasing the amazing talent right in their backyard. The talent show not only entertains but also provides a platform for personal expression and community pride, highlighting just how rich our local scene is.
Wrap Up Your Weekend Right
So, if you’re looking for plans this weekend, circle your calendar for the Local Talent Show at Harbison Theater. Bring your family, a few friends, and your sense of adventure! Engage with the performers, enjoy the creativity that Columbia has to offer, and do keep in mind the importance of community support, both inside and outside the arts.
Don’t forget, Columbia: every performance matters, every voice deserves to be heard, and every act is a step toward celebrating the wonderful tapestry that forms our local culture. See you at the show!
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