In pictures: Under the Crown
Scenes from Under the Crown at the Living History Park in North Augusta March 21.
Michael Kaeshammer performs outside the genre box
Michael Kaeshammer will be at the Jabez S. Hardin Auditorium on March 28 at 7:30 p.m.
Column: ‘Are you Going to Narnia?’
As the Augusta Ballet celebrates the 40th anniversary of going through the wardrobe to Narnia, publisher Charmain Z. Brackett reminisces on her 15 years as a dance mom and her kids’ involvement with the production.
Westobou turns green for WestoHUE fundraiser
Westobou’s annual fundraiser WestoHUE is a monochromatic experience and art auction featuring music, drinks and hors d’oeuvres and will be held on March 27 at the Westobou Gallery.
‘Imagine a Dragon’ highlights young actors
“Imagine A Dragon” heads to the Kroc Center stage March 27-28
The search begins for Bots on Broad
Bots on Broad, a new public art initiative through the Greater Augusta Arts Council, kicks off on March 25 with a launch party at Augusta and Co. from 4 to 6 p.m.
New Augusta Music and Songwriter Festival scheduled for May 15-16
The Augusta Music and Songwriter Festival brings the heart, soul, and sound of authentic music to downtown Augusta for two unforgettable days of creativity, connection and culture May 15-16 at the Downtown Depot Lot, next to the Fifth Street Bridge by the Savannah River.
Augusta Choral Society to perform Diamond Jubilee concert March 14
R. Nathaniel Dett’s masterwork “The Chariot Jubilee” will be featured as part of the Augusta Choral Society’s Diamond Jubilee concert Saturday.
ArtScape: It’s time for Wet Paint, Whiskey at Ware’s, Electric Saints
Wet Paint, Whiskey At Ware’s and a solo exhibition by Francie Klopotic are a few of the art happenings scheduled for March 13-14.
Danú brings Irish music on St. Patrick’s Day to the Etherredge Center
Danú, the internationally acclaimed, award-winning band, hailing from County Waterford, has been thrilling audiences around the world for more than two decades, and will take the stage as part of the Cultural Series at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 17, at the University of South Carolina Aiken Etherredge Center.
Film shows one man’s journey from pain to purpose
New Hope Worship Center was packed with supporters and the red carpet rolled out March 7 prior to the Augusta premiere of Yannik McKie’s documentary “What Pain Left Behind”.
Canadian filmmaker feels at home making movies in Augusta
The Arts and Letters Committee of the Augusta Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.’s fourth annual Filmmakers Showcase was Saturday at A.R. Johnson Health Sciences and Engineering Magnet School.
RENEW Upcycle & Recycle Fashion Show set for March 7
The RENEW Upcycle & Recycle Fashion Show on at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 7 at Better World Studios, Graniteville,
Pop! To the Culture: A Trunchbull in every school
Ron Baxley Jr. can relate to the characters in “Matilda” which will be shown at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Miller Theater.
