Name: Palladium Tour | Life on Main Street
Start: 2026-06-07
Location: Main Street District

Tickets

$40 | Palladium members
$50 | HC members
$60 | Non-members
*A limited number of presale tickets are available. Walk-up tickets will be available at the event for $60.
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Sponsor

Become a sponsor of Life on Main Street to take advantage of great marketing exposure while helping Historic Columbia to offset the cost of the event. Sponsorship opportunities are available for financial, in-kind, and media support.
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T-Shirts

Purchase a commemorative Life on Main Street t-shirt when you buy your ticket. A limited number of shirts will also be available for purchase at the event.
Wine Pull

Take part in the Palladium Board’s $25 wine pull and discover a surprise bottle to take home. All proceeds benefit Historic Columbia and its mission to preserve and share the history of our community. Bottles are available for purchase online and can be picked up at the event.
Tour Info

A map with addresses for the tour locations along with important event details will be emailed to all tour registrants on Friday, June 5. When purchasing tickets, please make sure to provide your preferred email address.
Accessibility

Please note that this is a walking tour involves standing for extended periods of time, walking on city sidewalks, and climbing stairs. Attendees should be prepared to walk one mile. While some elevator access is available, the properties on this tour are private residences and are not ADA compliant.

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About Main Street

Main Street has served as Columbia’s primary business district since the capital city’s founding in 1786. Originally named in honor of Revolutionary War Brigadier General Richard Richardson, this chief thoroughfare came to be known as Main Street after 1892. Between the South Carolina State House and Elmwood Avenue, Main Street contains several blocks of architecturally significant buildings listed in the National Register of Historic Places as the “Columbia Commercial Historic District.”