Augusta man pens 100 books
A 93 year-old Augustan recently published what he said is his final book. He’s written more than 100 books.
Gibbes Museum extends deadline for 2026 Society 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art
The Gibbes Museum of Art has announced the extension of the submission deadline for the Society 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art ‒ the new deadline is Sept. 14 for the $10,000 artist prize competition.
Musician celebrates new single with Augusta show
Cody Bolden and the Roadhands will celebrate the release of his new single “Keep You Wishing” Friday, Aug. 7 in Augusta.
Mural highlights urban farm at Master’s Table Soup Kitchen
A wall at the Golden Harvest Food Bank’s urban garden at the Master’s Table Soup Kitchen is getting a facelift thanks to a team of artists.
Tickets for Columbia County Fall Concert Series go on sale Aug. 7
Southern rock, classic country and modern country rock are highlighted in the Columbia County Fall Concert Series.
Solomon Jaye will tap into Augusta on Aug. 8
Tap dancer and singer Solomon Jaye will perform Saturday, Aug. 8, as part of Augusta Amusements’ inaugural season at the Kroc Center.
History comes alive through the Night at the Museum program Aug. 13
Meet notable Augustans at the Night at the Museum program on Aug. 13.
Pop! To the Culture: New Spider-Man pops off screen in 3-D
Columnist Ron Baxley Jr. shares his impressions of the newest Spider-Man flick.
Shane Peterman steps into newest role
Shane Peterman has multiple full plates as he steps into the newly created role of CEO of the Augusta Players and Imperial Theatre.
Be part of a captive audience with the Folsom Prison Experience Aug. 8
Johnny Cash fans can step back in time to experience Cash’s Jan. 13, 1968 Folsom Prison concert at the Miller Theater Aug. 8.
Methodists continue to assist homeowners affected by Helene
In the almost two years since Hurricane Helene, United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) has overseen about 200 home repairs in the Augusta area due to the storm.
New public art comes to Pendleton King Park
On Saturday, July 25, the Greater Augusta Arts Council celebrated Aisling Millar McDonald’s “Morning Interlude” sculpture as well as Wesley L Stewart and Colleen Beyer-Stewart’s set of three “Hydrangeas” with a ribbon cutting at Pendleton King Park.
Community Chords Showcase highlights adults with disabilities
Participants in the Augusta Symphony’s music therapy program took the stage July 24 in the Community Chords Showcase at the Miller Theater.
