Symphony conductor celebrates American citizenship with USA-flavored season
The Augusta Symphony’s 2023-2024 season features an American flavor.
‘Beauty and the Beast’ brings magical story of redeeming love
Augusta Ballet will present the classic story of Beauty and the Beast to open its 2023-2024 season.
Arts in the Heart of Augusta returns Sept. 15-17
Live performances, arts vendors and international food are all part of Arts in the Heart of Augusta.
Augusta native to screen most ‘impactful’ film of career at Miller Theater
Maurice Johnson, a Glenn Hills High School graduate, has made his career in film and TV. His latest film screens Sept. 9 a the Miller Theater.
Naked Epicurean: Tantalizing tailgating
Naked Epicurean offers up her suggestions for a tailgating party to remember.
A brutally funny love triangle hits dinner theater stage
A murderously funny love triangle heads to Fort Gordon Dinner Theatre.
Sneak a peek at ‘Behind the Scenes’ at the Augusta Museum of History in September
The Augusta Museum of History offers a look into its archives through the Behind the Scenes program.
Movies at the Miller features ‘Jumanji’ on Sept. 10
Movie-goers sometimes come dressed in character for the Movies at the Miller series.
The retelling of an area couple’s lifelong love story heads to the stage
Dorothy and Isaac Jackson Jr. will mark 75 years of marriage on Sept. 12, 2023. A book they wrote about their love story will head to the stage Sept. 9 and 10.
ArtScape: Porkchop plays, Francie dreams, artists create literary and abstract designs
A sampling of arts exhibitions around the Augusta area the first weekend of September.
Have ‘Tea with Mrs. Wilson’ and immerse yourself in Augusta history
‘Tea with Mrs. Wilson’ gives a unique glimpse into the life of a president at his boyhood home.
Column: A film with heart, ‘The Hill’ screened at Miller Aug. 23
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett attended the screening of “The Hill” Aug. 23.
Actor excited about role in ‘The Hill’
Actor and comedian Lorenzo Williams looks forward to seeing “The Hill” on the big screen. The baseball underdog movie heads to theaters Aug. 24.
