Tony Award-winning musical makes its Augusta premiere at Le Chat Noir
“Urinetown,” the winner of three Tony Awards, will be at Le Chat Noir for five performances starting May 17.
Artist hopes people fold requests into paper airplanes
Ben Folds bring his Paper Airplane Request Tour to the Bell Auditorium May 31.
‘Mister Sleep’ filmmaker returns to shoot another movie in area during month of May
A psychological thriller is being shot in the Augusta area this month.
Cynthia Taylor column: The Northern Lights point to something good
The Rev. Dr. Cynthia Taylor muses about the appearance of the Northern Lights and the goodness of God in her latest column.
Ghost hunter brings unique conversation to the Miller Theater May 16
Dustin Pari of “Ghost Hunters” and “Ghost Hunters International” will be at the Miller Theater Thursday.
Augusta Symphony season finale May 11 features U.S. premiere
The Augusta Symphony’s season finale is May 11 at the Miller Theater.
Wynton Marsalis to headline 30th Blind Willie McTell Festival Sept. 7
Wynton Marsalis and his septet will headline the 30th anniversary of the Blind Willie McTell Festival on Sept. 7.
Naked Epicurean: Queen-for-a-Day, Mother’s Day Brunch
Ann Beth Strelec serves up some Mother’s Day brunch ideas.
Artist sees evolution in recent works
Recent works of Rhian Swain will be on display at Sacred Heart through June 21 and she will curate a show in the fall at the Jessye Norman School of the Arts.
Exhibits installed at Augusta Jewish Museum
Some of the exhibits at the Augusta Jewish Museum have been installed and patrons of the Historic Augusta Loft and Living Tour can see them May 4.
Marvel comic artist to appear at ABX May 4
Irene Strychalski will be at ABX for Free Comic Book Day May 4.,
Friendship at heart of ‘The Odd Couple’
Presidential Dinner Theatre presents a female version of “The Odd Couple” the first two weekends in May.
Historical marker to honor first African American archaeologist
A marker to honor John Wesley Gilbert will be dedicated on May 2.
