Lexington County

Thursday, April 23

Concert at Icehouse Amphitheater
On Thursday, April 23, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., Motown Throwdown will be performing at Lexington’s Icehouse Amphitheater, located at 107 West Main St. in downtown Lexington. The event is free to attend. “Motown Throwdown is a powerhouse soul band steeped in soul, funk, pop, rock, R&B, and jazz. This 5-piece funk machine brings deep Motown roots, jaw-dropping musicianship, and explosive improvisation to every performance – guaranteed to keep the energy high and the crowd moving all night long,” according to the venue’s website. This event is part of the Icehouse Live Spring Concert Series, presented by Lexington Health. Learn more at icehouseamphitheater.com.

Friday, April 24

Concert at Icehouse Amphitheater
On Friday, April 24, doors open at 6 p.m. for the event, On the Border: The Ultimate Eagles Tribute, at Lexington’s Icehouse Amphitheater, located at 107 West Main St. in downtown Lexington. This is a ticketed event. “On the Border brings the legendary sound of the Eagles to life like no other tribute band can. With note-for-note musical precision and rich five-part harmonies, this group authentically recreates the timeless hits that defined a generation,” according to the venue’s website. “Having played to sold-out venues across the United States and captivated audiences of all ages, On the Border delivers an unforgettable live experience that stays true to the Eagles’ iconic sound. From chart-topping classics to fan favorites, every performance is crafted with passion, accuracy, and respect for the original music.” Learn more and buy tickets at icehouseamphitheater.com.

Irmo Town Limits Concert Series
On Friday, April 24, from 6 to 10 p.m. at Moore Park, located at 7473 Church St. in Irmo, is Fleetwood Mac Night. This is a free event. “The Irmo Town Limits Concert Series is officially BACK, and we’re kicking things off with the legendary sounds of Fleetwood Mac,” according to the event listing. “Local favorites Sam & Illia are taking the stage to bring you all the hits for a night of magic under the stars. Freeway Music will be kicking off the night as the opener.” There will be food and drink vendors on site.

Saturday, April 25

Historic homes tour
Locals can get an inside look at four private, historic Lexington-area homes during a tour happening on Saturday, April 25, from 1 to 5 p.m. Tickets for the historic homes tour, organized by Friends of the Lexington County Museum, are on sale now. Tickets are $60 per person, or $100 per couple, and can be purchased through lexingtoncountymuseum.org. This event will take attendees inside the 1855 Henry A. Meetze House, the 1905 George Tillman Graham House, the 1895 C.E. Corley House and the 1890 Dantzler Harman House. The tour will conclude with a tea reception at the historic Palmetto Collegiate Institute, located at 104 Hendrix St. in Lexington. For more information on the event, contact the museum at 803-359-8369 or email them at museum@lexingtoncounty.sc.gov.

Strawberry picking at Clinton Sease Farm
On April 25, May 9 and May 23, you can pick strawberries at Clinton Sease Farm in Lexington (382 Olde Farm Rd.). These events are from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admission closes at noon, the last wagon ride to pick strawberries is at 12:15 p.m. and the farm closes at 1 p.m. Attendees ages 3 and older are $15 a ticket, while those younger get in free. Tickets include more than just the wagon ride and berry picking. Learn more at clintonseasefarm.com. “Strawberries, as an agricultural crop, are subject to the weather and growing conditions nature gives them. Therefore we cannot guarantee berries will be available on the stated dates,” according to the farm’s website. “Prepare to be flexible AND follow us on Facebook/Instagram or subscribe to this website below for any updates.”

Concert at Icehouse Amphitheater
On Saturday, April 25, doors open at 6 p.m. for the event, On the Border: The Ultimate Eagles Tribute, at Lexington’s Icehouse Amphitheater, located at 107 West Main St. in downtown Lexington. This is a ticketed event. “On the Border brings the legendary sound of the Eagles to life like no other tribute band can. With note-for-note musical precision and rich five-part harmonies, this group authentically recreates the timeless hits that defined a generation,” according to the venue’s website. “Having played to sold-out venues across the United States and captivated audiences of all ages, On the Border delivers an unforgettable live experience that stays true to the Eagles’ iconic sound. From chart-topping classics to fan favorites, every performance is crafted with passion, accuracy, and respect for the original music.” Learn more and buy tickets at icehouseamphitheater.com.

Sunday, April 26

Sharpvue Irmo International Festival
The Sharpvue Irmo International Festival will return to Moore Park in Irmo on April 26 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.. “Hosted in partnership with the Town of Irmo and sponsored by Sharpvue, the festival showcases the global cultures represented across Irmo and the greater Midlands through live performances, international cuisine, artisan vendors, and interactive exhibits,” according to a press release. “Now an annual tradition, the family-friendly event is free and open to the public. Throughout the day, Moore Park transforms into a vibrant global showcase featuring traditional music and dance, authentic dishes, handcrafted goods, and educational booths highlighting the stories and heritage of international communities throughout the region.” Learn more at sharpvueirmointernationalfestival.com.

Richland County

Thursday, April 23, to Sunday, April 26

Columbia Fireflies play at home
The Columbia Fireflies, Columbia’s Minor League baseball team, will play at home at Segra Park, located at 1640 Freed St. in Columbia, from this Thursday through Sunday. Each night has a different theme. Thursday is USC night, Friday is the 10th anniversary celebration, Saturday is princesses and pirates night, and Sunday is Mason the Mascot’s 10th birthday party. Buy tickets at mlb.com/milb/columbia.

Friday, April 24

Finlay Fridays
On Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at Finlay Park, located at 896 Blanding St. in Columbia, is Finlay Friday. “The City of Columbia’s Finlay Park presents Finlay Fridays, a live outdoor concert series happening every Friday evening from February 20 through October 30, 2026,” according to the Capital City Lake Murray event listing. “Open to the public, the series brings live music, food, and drinks to the heart of downtown Columbia — the perfect way to kick off the weekend. Performances take place from 6:00 to 9:00 PM and feature a variety of local and regional artists throughout the season.” April 24 will feature Freeway Music.

Beyond in Lexington County

Concert at Icehouse Amphitheater, April 30
On Thursday, April 30, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., The Root Doctors will be performing at Lexington’s Icehouse Amphitheater, located at 107 West Main St. in downtown Lexington. The event is free to attend. “The Root Doctors deliver infectious funk, soul, and classic hits with a dynamic 8-piece ensemble, complete with dual vocalists and a powerful horn section. Known for their versatility and professional showmanship, they bring nonstop energy that keeps audiences dancing from start to finish,” according to the venue’s website. This event is part of the Icehouse Live Spring Concert Series, presented by Lexington Health. Learn more at icehouseamphitheater.com.

Concert at Icehouse Amphitheater, May 1
On Friday, May 1, doors open at 6 p.m. at Lexington’s Icehouse Amphitheater, located at 107 West Main St. in downtown Lexington, for the event, Who’s Bad – The World’s #1 Michael Jackson Tribute. “Who’s Bad was born from fandom, fueled by obsession, and built on respect. Founded in 2003, Who’s Bad has spent over two decades honoring the music, movement, and spirit of Michael Jackson — not by imitation, but by re-creating the feeling of his legendary live performances. What began as a passion project has grown into a globally touring concert experience that has united audiences on nearly every continent through the timeless power of MJ’s music,” according to the venue’s website. “With more than 2,500 performances worldwide, Who’s Bad has earned its reputation the hard way — night after night on stages across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and beyond. From sold-out runs in the United Kingdom, including London’s O2 Arena, to landmark tours through China, Thailand, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Canada, Germany, and more, the message has been universal: Michael’s music still brings people together.” Purchase tickets at icehouseamphitheater.com.

Irmo Town Limits Concert Series
On Friday, May 1, from 6 to 10 p.m. at Moore Park, located at 7473 Church St. in Irmo, Opus & The Frequencies will be performing, as a part of the Irmo Town Limits Concert Series. This is a free event. There will be food and drink vendors on site. Gates open at 5 p.m.