Several area arts groups will receive funding through the Georgia Council for the Arts.
The Imperial Theatre recently announced a $10 million capital campaign.
Mark Lorah’s love of LEGO and his job go hand-in-hand. The structural engineer creates architectural master works using the plastic building blocks.
Officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for Augusta’s new arena on June 25.
Charmain Z. Brackett highlights Thursday’s Greater Augusta Arts Council Awards.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Tuesday for the upgrades to the Bell Auditorium.
Two artists are painting a mural inside the new Salvation Army Family Store in Columbia County, which is set for a June opening.
“Urinetown,” the winner of three Tony Awards, will be at Le Chat Noir for five performances starting May 17.
Ben Folds bring his Paper Airplane Request Tour to the Bell Auditorium May 31.
A psychological thriller is being shot in the Augusta area this month.
The Augusta Symphony’s season finale is May 11 at the Miller Theater.
Wynton Marsalis and his septet will headline the 30th anniversary of the Blind Willie McTell Festival on Sept. 7.
“The Thorn” takes a unique approach to retelling the story of Jesus through dance, aerial acts and martial arts. Its creator said “The Thorn” is not a church service but a performing arts’ event. It will be at the Columbia County Performing Arts Center April 22-23.
Arts in the Heart of Augusta will move over a couple of streets in 2024.