Ron Baxley Jr. highlights the heartfelt moments in “Lilo and Stitch.”
The artwork of Cyndy Epps is featured in the seventh Local Artists for Cancer Exhibit at the Georgia Cancer Center.
The deadline for tickets to the Aiken Community Theatre’s Starlight Gala, is 4 p.m. Aug. 11.
The Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston has extended the deadline to Sept. 7 for artists to submit for the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art.
A president, a female golfer, a war hero turned pro baseball player and a groundbreaking psychiatrist/New York Times’ bestselling author. They are all part of the fabric of Augusta’s history and are among the people visitors will meet after hours Aug. 14 at the 12th Annual Night at the Museum.
A new monument for the American Revolution was dedicated Saturday at the Edgefield Courthouse Square in Edgefield.
If you love the music of the late 1950s and early 1960s, check out “Forever Plaid” Aug. 1-3 at the North Augusta Community Center.
A few arts events over the next couple of weeks.
M.V. Oliphant, a T.W. Josey High School alumnus, has worked on several Tyler Perry projects.
Eggs Up Grill has only been open for a month, but its owner is already looking toward Grovetown for expansion.
Michael Patrick McKinley, who created the “HAPPY: A Small Film with a Big Smile,” has made multiple trips to the Augusta area over the past four months for postproduction of his latest project, “Kaleidoscope Child” to ready it for a private screening in September and off to the film festival circuit.
Piedmont Augusta offers health and safety tips for getting ready to go back to school.
Grammy-winning band Soul Asylum is set to play on the Arts in the Heart of Augusta’s Global Stage on Sept. 20.