A J.R.R. Tolkien-inspired art show is at Le Chat Noir. A reception is scheduled for Friday.
Historic Augusta’s Downtown Loft + Living Tour will be July 18-19.
This ArtScape column focuses on Porter Fleming winners, a Georgia Author of the Year finalists plus new releases by mother-son duo, Shonta Bradley, and her son, Caleb, as well as Augusta Good News columnist Ron Baxley Jr.
Ron Baxley Jr. describes the GenX wonder of visiting Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts.
The Aiken Community Theatre closes its 2024-2025 season with John Patrick’s “A Bad Year for Tomatoes,” a comedy of errors set in rural New England.
Meadow Garden, the home of George Walton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence hosted a July 4 celebration.
A dedication ceremony for Edgefield’s new monument for the American Revolution will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, at the Edgefield Court House Square.
Here are a few of the events marking Independence Day 2025.
Bots on Broad will feature miniature robot sculptures.
Nick Lovett of Martinez is a recipient of the World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) 2025 Future Farmers Program award. She’s spending several weeks at Kingdom Gardens Farm, an organic practicing Christian co-op located in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
Fans who are missing their daily dose of Maurice Johnson since his departure from “Beyond the Gates” can find him in a new dramedy called “Operation: Aunties” premiering on AMC’s streaming network ALLBLK July 11.
A few of the arts happening in Augusta beginning June 27.
“Jaws” marks 50 years this summer. A few free screenings are taking place in July.
Brad Williams will bring his Growth Spurt Tour to the Columbia County Performing Arts Center on July 10.