Tony and Grammy Award-nominated actress and singer Megan Hilty will be the guest artist for the Augusta Symphony’s ninth annual gala on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2027, at the historic Miller Theater.
The Grand Kyiv Ballet will bring a classic ballet with a modern twist to the Miller Theatre on Oct. 23.
Arthur Miller’s tale of fear and suspicion and their consequences makes its way to the stage as the Aiken Community Theatre presents “The Crucible” for two weekends beginning Oct. 16.
Walk with the Spirits will be Oct. 24-25 at Westover Memorial Park.
Charleston improv veteran and Theatre 99 co-founder Greg Tavares brings a special night of long-form improvisation featuring performers from both Charleston and Augusta on Oct. 16.
The Augusta Choral Society will open its season with works of J.S. Bach and Marianna Martines on Oct. 17.
“UNKNOWN GEORGIA: UFOs, Hatman, & Ghosts from Macon to Augusta” dropped to YouTube on Oct. 3.
Earnestine Mosley Robinson will be featured at the Oct. 6 13th Annual Sunshine’s Roast and Toast to benefit the Augusta Mini Theatre.
Augusta Locally Grown will host a two-day event of learning, community and networking Oct. 9-10.
CANDL Fine Art opens PRESENCE, an exhibition of oil paintings by Scott Thorp, on Oct 2, 2026. There’s a reception that evening from 5 to 7 p.m.
Come feel the earth move as the Augusta Players bring singer-songwriter Carole King’s music and life to the stage in their season opener “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” Oct. 2-4 at the Imperial Theatre.
Peanuts were the focus of a cooking event in Barnwell Satuready.
Augusta Ballet performed Sept. 26 at the Columbia County Amphitheatre.
As part of its Fourth Annual Unity Weekend Oct. 16-18, Umoja Village, in conjunction with the City of Aiken Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department will bring the nationally recognized traveling exhibit, The Sankofa Museum: America’s Story Through the Eyes of Its People, to the Center For African American History, Art, and Culture