Artist weaves love of texture and nature into beautiful canvas
Staci Swider has had a busy year with multiple art exhibits in the Southeast in the past 12 months.
Sibling comedians to take center stage at Grantski’s June 5
Sibling comedians Wyatt Feegrado and Luke Abranches will bring their “Favorite Child” Tour to Grantski Records on Thursday, June 5.
‘The Odd Couple’ brings laughs to Edgefield stage
“The Odd Couple” will be 7:30 p.m. June 6-7, 12-13 and at 3 p.m. June 8 and 15 at The Discovery Center, 405 Main St., Edgefield.
Pop! To the Culture: Let’s go back – to the future
Columnist Ron Baxley Jr. recalls a film that inspired his real life pursuits. “Back to the Future” will be at the Miller Theater on June 8.
Damien Sneed plans June 5 listening party for latest release
A free listening party for Damien Sneed’s “Our Song, Our Story” will be at the Jessye Norman School of the Arts at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 5.
Outdoor concert series are in full swing
Hopelands Gardens, Maude Edenfield Park, Appleby Library, the Augusta Common and the Augusta Canal are locations for outdoor concert series.
Inspire Studios to present ‘Moana Jr.’ June 5-8
Actors from Inspire Studios will present ”Moana Jr.” June 5-8 at the Kroc Center.
St. John UMC and Historic Augusta receive historic preservation grants
Two historic downtown Augusta properties damaged by Hurricane Helene received grants from the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.
Performer relates to characters in Augusta Junior Players’ show
The Augusta Junior Players will present “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” June 13-14.
Arts council announces 2025 awardees
The Greater Augusta Arts Council celebrates 40 years of honoring arts excellence with the 2025 Augusta Annual Arts Awards Gala June 20.
Wycliffe Gordon and Friends will present the ‘Ballad for Lena Mae’ on May 28
Wycliffe Gordon and Friends will present a concert May 28 at Augusta University’s Maxwell Theatre to benefit the Georgia Cancer Center.
Beyond George Walton: Historian seeks information on the enslaved at Meadow Garden
Ransom Schwerzler has been delving into the history of not just George Walton, but on the enslaved who kept Meadow Garden operating.
‘Footloose’ heads to Aiken Community Theatre beginning May 16
“Footloose” opens for two weekends in Aiken starting May 16.