New exhibits open this week at the Jessye Norman School of the Arts, the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art and Westobou.
“Tea for Three” will be at the Eisenhower Conference and Catering Center, 19th Street, Building 18400, Fort Gordon, Sept. 5-7. Friday’s performance is already sold out
“A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder” will be performed for two weekends beginning Sept. 5.
A new theater group may be forming in Columbia County.
The award-winning Karla Harris Quartet kicks off the Arts at the Etherredge Center series at 7 p.m. Sept. 5.
Kitty Reagan was diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2022. On Sept. 5, she’ll be singing with the Les Reagan Singers in “Songs from the Soul,” which will support a gynecological cancer group.
On Friday, two decorated storytellers sat down for an exchange of witty banter at Augusta University’s Maxwell Theatre, and they let an audience of about 350 listen in on their conversation.
Eleven months after Hurricane Helene, repairs have been completed at St. John United Methodist Church.
Join the Augusta University Writing Project for an evening of stories, laughter and Southern charm with Rick Bragg, Pulitzer Prize winning author, at 7 p.m., Friday, Aug. 22 at Maxwell Theatre, 2500 Walton Way.
The Black Cat Picture Show is back for its 11th film festival from Aug.21-24 at Le Chat Noir.
A special screening of “The Phantom of the Opera” will be Sept. 25 at Sacred Heart Cultural Center, with Marietta-based organist Ron Carter returning for his 22nd year.
The 31st Annual Blind Willie McTell Music Festival will be in Thomson Sept. 6.
The Arts at the Etherredge Center features two series each year: The Cultural Series, which presents national and international touring performers, and The Carolina Series, which showcases South Carolina artists.