Horizon students are required to attend four cultural performances each year for a total of sixteen during their four years at Richland Northeast High School. These events are often planned as group activities. Although school- and district-wide activities are excellent, students are encouraged to attend a variety of cultural events sponsored by community organizations. For Horizon students also in PCA, Horizon counts community events attended for PCA. Pageants, beauty contests , and popular music concerts do not count.

There are many activities that are free in the community, and Horizon encourages students to attend these. Each month, a parent volunteer posts information about local performances, speakers, and exhibits, and students may check the venues listed on this page. Students should remember to attend cultural events during holidays and vacations. To receive credit, a student must complete the Cultural Event form, which must be signed by a parent or the adult accompanying the student to the event.

For more information, contact Mr. Eberlin, magnet director.

EVENT VENUES
 
Colonial Center. Click on the link to visit the website.
Columbia Museum of Art. Rotating exhibits. The Museum is located on the corner of Hampton and Main in downtown Columbia.
Columbia World Affairs Council and the Council on American-Islamic Relations present "Speaking Globally", a monthly panel on hot topics around the world. For more information or to view the upcoming events calendar, visit the website.
Koger Center Schedule of Events. Assembly Street, Columbia, SC. Koger sponsors many different types of events, from opera to plays.
McKissick Museum. University of South Carolina campus. The museum is open M-F 8:30-5:00 and Sat. 11:00-3:00.
Newberry Opera House Schedule of Events. Newberry, SC. The NOH offers many types of performances, not just opera.
Richland District Two Auditorium. Click on the link to visit the website.
South Carolina Philharmonic. Classical music. Click on the link to find out where they are performing and when.
South Carolina State Museum. Gervais Street. Rotating exhibits.
Spoleto Festival. Held in Charleston, SC
Theatre South Carolina's 2006-2007 season includes Stoppard's The Real Thing, Brecht's The Good Woman of Setuan, Shakespeare's As You Like It, and more. USC Department of Theatre and Dance.
Town Theatre. Click on the link to visit the website.
Township Auditorium. Click on the link to visit the website.
University of South Carolina School of Music. The school offers many performances throughout the year.
Workshop Theatre. Click on the link to visit the website and view current offerings. Gervais Street, Columbia, SC