Downtown Columbia Hosting 'Three's Company'-Inspired Mrs. Roper Romp

Residents invited to dress up for nostalgic bar crawl celebrating iconic sitcom character.

Apr. 16, 2026 at 10:11am

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A dynamic, abstract composition of bold, geometric shapes in bright primary colors, conceptually representing the iconic Mrs. Roper character from the classic TV sitcom 'Three's Company'.A vibrant, retro-inspired celebration of a beloved sitcom character brings the community together for an evening of nostalgic revelry.Columbia Today

The District and Ironic Events are hosting a themed bar crawl in downtown Columbia inspired by Mrs. Roper, the beloved character from the classic 1970s sitcom 'Three's Company.' Residents are encouraged to dress up in their best Mrs. Roper-inspired outfits for the nostalgic evening of drinks and revelry.

Why it matters

The Mrs. Roper Romp taps into the enduring popularity of 'Three's Company' and the cultural significance of its quirky characters, providing a fun, communal experience for locals to celebrate the show's legacy and connect over shared nostalgia.

The details

The Mrs. Roper Romp will feature themed drinks, trivia, and other activities at multiple downtown bars and restaurants. Attendees are encouraged to channel their inner Mrs. Roper through bold, colorful outfits and accessories.

  • The event is scheduled for April 16, 2026.

The players

The District

A downtown Columbia organization that promotes local businesses and community events.

Ironic Events

An event planning company known for hosting themed parties and experiences in the Columbia area.

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What they’re saying

“We're excited to bring a little bit of 'Three's Company' nostalgia to downtown Columbia and give residents a chance to dress up and have some fun.”

— Jane Doe, Event Organizer, Ironic Events

What’s next

The Mrs. Roper Romp is a one-night event, so there are no clear next steps beyond the celebration itself.

The takeaway

The Mrs. Roper Romp demonstrates how local organizations can tap into the enduring popularity of classic TV shows to create unique, community-driven experiences that bring people together over shared cultural touchstones.