Ben Snead, longtime puppeteer in the Augusta area, hopes to pass on his knowledge of the craft through a puppetry camp at Le Chat Noir.
Buona Caffe marks its 10 anniversary at 1858 Central Avenue with an art exhibition and reception June 13.
A new mural is going up in downtown Augusta – the artists are a group of area teens.
It was one of the best concerts Don Rhodes had ever seen. Were you there when Tina Turner rocked the Civic Center?
A mom and her teen daughter swap places in Freaky Friday: The Musical June 15-17.
Scheduled for June 12, Rob Foster and Friends’ Musical Memories for Alzheimer’s will feature multiple performances including ones by the Brownstown Gritty and SoulTown Horns.
A June 10 block party will celebrate the completion of three sidewalk murals at the intersection of East Boundary and Telfair Street.
June 2 is National Doughnut Day, and Jeremy Miller has been specializing in doughnuts for almost three years.
Arts’ exhibitions on are display at CANDL Fine Art, Westobou Gallery, 600 Broad Gallery and the City Gallery during the month of June.
JoeFest returns with celebrities, cosplay, comics and more June 9-11.
A mural pays tribute to six African American female educators, including Ruth Crawford, who turned 108 on May 25.
Marshall Charloff and a four-member band bring Prince and his music to the Columbia County Performing Arts Center June 9.
Porter Stokes will conduct his final concert with the Augusta Choral Society May 23.