Blackberry Smoke celebrates its 25th anniversary tour in Evans Nov. 20.
Don Rhodes would’ve loved to hear that his friend Barbara Mandrell is one of this year’s class of Kennedy Center Honorees as writes his sister Linda Humphreys in this column.
Ron Baxley Jr. has never seen “Mary Poppins” on the big screen, but he will get his chance on Sunday, Nov. 15 at the Miller Theater.
Historic Augusta’s annual Edward J. Cashin Memorial Woodrow Wilson Symposium, also known as the Cashin Memorial Wilson Symposium, is set for Nov. 13-14 at the Morris Museum of Art.
David Phelps sings across genres in his concerts. He will be at Trinity Baptist Church on Nov. 12.
The Aiken Symphony plans a concert to honor the courage, sacrifice and service of America’s military veterans.
Main Street Players will celebrate America’s 250th birthday with “We the People, an American Cabaret”, an event blending beloved music, historic words and local talent Nov. 6–8.
Foodie Fest meets Halloween at the Augusta Exchange Club fairgrounds on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.
“Painless: The Opioid Musical” focuses on drug addiction and its prevention.
The Mary S. Byrd Gallery of Art at Augusta University presents A Lesson in Humility, an exhibition of collaborative works by artists Katie Hargrave and Meredith Laura Lynn.
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.