Augusta Mini Theatre groundbreaking date set
Tyrone Butler has invested his life into the Augusta Mini Theatre. He’ll see a longtime dream fulfilled in 2025.
Patterned after Augusta art school, JNSA2 opens in Atlanta
JNSA2, an affiliate of Augusta’s Jessye Norman School of the Arts, started programming on July 8.
Scenes from the Augusta Jewish Museum July 21 ribbon cutting ceremony
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at the Augusta Jewish Museum July 21.
Ribbon cutting scheduled at Augusta Jewish Museum July 21
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Augusta Jewish Museum.
Column: Candlelight concerts at Sacred Heart
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett recently attended a Candlelight Concert at Sacred Heart Cultural Center.
Mobile farmers market rolls out July 19
The S.T.O.P. Food Truck is offering a new program. The Sustainable, Tasty, Outreach Project Mobile Farmers Market rolls into the South Augusta Farmers Market, 4104 Windsor Spring Rd., from 5 to 9 p.m. July 19.
Gather by the Ghost Light debuts comedy
A comedy about relationships hits the Le Chat Noir stage on July 19.
Arts in the Heart announces venue change
Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival will be held on Broad Street and the Augusta Common after all.
Augusta Choral Society names new artistic director and conductor
Marcel Ramalho is the Augusta Choral Society’s new artistic director and conductor.
Augusta Mini Theatre production heads to international theater festival
The Augusta Mini Theatre’s “Telling Our Stories Through Poetry” will be part of the International Black Theatre Festival.
Area arts groups to receive Georgia Council for the Art grants
Several area arts groups will receive funding through the Georgia Council for the Arts.
Laughs abound with the ‘Last Roundup of the Guacamole Queens’
The “Last Roundup of the Guacamole Queens” will be staged for two weekends in Aiken beginning July 12.
Column: Paddling the Serene18 — The Dam Route
The Serene18 Paddle Trail highlights the waterways in Columbia County.
