Highlights from Friday’s VIP reception at the Augusta Poster Show.
Arts in the Heart of Augusta will be closer to the Savannah River for the 2025 festival.
Dennis Skelley wants to make a 13th Street building an Augusta destination.
The Augusta Poster Show and “A Thousand Words” are highlighted in this ArtScape column.
Westobou seeks anchor sponsor further its mission.
Candlelight concerts put Sacred Heart in a different light.
Students from the James Brown Academy of Musik Pupils will bring their musical soul and energy to the 14th annual JAMPCERT at the Augusta Museum of History July 11.
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.