“Hadestown” makes its Augusta debut June 12-13 at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School.
Filmmakers and their supporters gathered Saturday to celebrate the premiere of a documentary focusing on the face of homelessness in the Augusta area.
Multiple art exhibitions are planned for June in the Augusta area.
The Greater Augusta Arts Council will host its annual Arts Awards on June 19.
Celtic Throne II: Psalter of Ireland comes to the Miller Theater stage June 18.
The Tony Award-Winning musical phenomenon “SIX” by Tony Award-winners Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss will heads to the Columbia County Performing Arts Center June 9-11.
Rapper, writer, producer and performer Mopreme Shakur – brother of Tupac Shakur and the only surviving member of the iconic hip hop groups THUG LIFE and Outlaw Immortalz will be at the Book Tavern June 9 for a conversation about his new memoir.
The event has been cancelled.
“Superpower City” comes to Pexcho’s American Dime Museum, 216 Sixth St. May 29-30
Third Thursday in North Augusta featured art, music and shopping.
Dogs competed in the Aiken County Dog Club’s Second AKC Sanctioned A Match on May 16.
“Bridges: 250 Years of Choral Music ~ Singing the American Promise” is the theme of the Augusta Choral Society’s free performance will begin at 3 p.m. at at St. John’s United Methodist Church, 736 Greene St. Donations will benefit Child Enrichment, Inc.
In its 21st year, the Augusta Canal’s Moonlight Music Cruise brings a variety of performers in a one-of-a-kind setting.