Jacqueline Williams, an award-winning actress, who portrays Calpurnia in the touring production of “To Kill A Mockingbird” believes the book’s message is important for contemporary audiences.
“The Thorn” takes a unique approach to retelling the story of Jesus through dance, aerial acts and martial arts. Its creator said “The Thorn” is not a church service but a performing arts’ event. It will be at the Columbia County Performing Arts Center April 22-23.
Outdoor concerts are a mainstay of the late spring and early summer with series in Augusta,, North Augusta and Aiken.
Songs from the catalogs of artists such as Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor, Carole King and Joni Mitchell are part of a night to benefit the Junior League of Augusta.
A “full-on rock star” launch of Brian Panowich’s “Nothing But the Bones” is scheduled for April 16 at the Book Tavern.
Tanner Duckworth hits the road with Jeff and Sheri Easter on Saturday in Sylacauga, Alabama.
Historic Augusta’s annual membership party will be held at a historic home in Summerville on April 23.
A joint exhibition featuring the work of the late Philip Morsberger will open April 5.
Anyone interested in learning about film in Augusta is invited to a talk at Augusta University Thursday.
Photos from the Good Friday Via Crucis at St. Joseph Catholic Church.
Thirty-six artists will paint murals in downtown Augusta beginning April 20.
Holly Murray’s piece about spending five minutes with God has been published in a devotional book through Thomas Nelson.
“On Your Feet!” is a high-energy musical highlighting the careers of Gloria and Emilio Estefan.