Review: Little Big Town concert was good for the soul
Columnist Anna Virella reviews Little Big Town’s April 14 concert the Bell Auditoirum.
Musical Theatre Workshops to offer a peach of a show
Musical Theatre Workshops will present “James and the Giant Peach” and “Willy Wonka Jr.” in April.
Ribbon cutting scheduled for sculpture trail
A ribbon cutting for the Augusta Sculpture Trail is scheduled for April 21.
‘Lovesong’ highlights one couple’s lifelong love story
Lovesong focuses on the lifelong love story of a couple with younger and older version of the pair on stage at the same time.
Edward Rice has first solo exhibition in Augusta in a decade
Artist Edward Rice will present his first solo exhibition in Augusta in a decade.
Music fest to raise money for ALS clinic
A night of music will raise money to help those with a neurodegenerative disease.
Photojournalism: Way of the Cross Walk annual Good Friday tradition in south Augusta
Christians commemorated Good Friday as they took up their crosses and walked in south Augusta April 7.
Photojournalism: Jewish faithful mark Passover with Seder
The Congregation Children of Israel marked the beginning of Passover April 5 with a Seder at the temple of Walton Way.
One night brings two tributes to legendary rock bands
Classic rock comes to the Imperial Theatre Sept. 22 with two bands playing tribute to Lynyrd Skynyrd and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. This concert has been rescheduled from April.
Naked Epicurean: A masterful grilling party
Augusta’s Naked Epicurean offers up a menu fit for golf royalty during tournament week.
Golf week brings concerts and special events
Here are a few of the events scheduled in Augusta while golf is in town.
Ramblin’s Roads: Georgia’s Chinese history to be recognized with first-ever marker
Don Rhodes’ column highlights an upcoming program to honor Augusta’s Chinese community.
Back-to-back events held March 25 at Augusta Common
Rain didn’t deter people from visiting the Augusta Common March 25 for back-to-back events.
