by Augusta Magazine Staff | Culture
Spectacular Lights With millions of Christmas lights in the shapes of American flags, the Armed Forces, castles, characters and more, Lights of the South is the perfect family entertainment for the Christmas season. They also offer marshmallows for roasting, hay...
by Hailea Boykin | Culture
By Hailea Boykin Fresh and Funky Graphic designer, artist and speaker, Jason Craig has certainly left his mark on Augusta area businesses. Craig began his journey with a focus on fine art but turned to graphic design as a way of consistent income. “A lot of people...
by Hailea Boykin | Culture
By Hailea Boykin Van Gogh Exhibit Coming to Augusta for the first time is the Beyond Van Gogh: Immersive Experience with over 300 of his artworks on display using projection technology that animates and brings new life to familiar faces, places and atmospheres. As...
by Steven Uhles | Culture
By Steven Uhles It was the grandest of structures by all accounts. Its imposing bulk and impressive façade dominated the landscape, taking up acres of real estate at the corner of 8th and Broad streets. The then newly constructed Bell Auditorium was its neighbor and a...
by Hailea Boykin | Culture
By Hailea Boykin Be part of the inaugural Georgia Outdoor Recreation and Trail Summit, held on May 15 and 16, centered around growing Georgia’s recreational venues. The two-day event will be filled with networking activities, workshops, keynotes and breakout...
by Steven Uhles | Culture
By Steven Uhles Perspective was one of the first lessons I remember learning in art class. And while the technicalities of perspective — foreground and background and vanishing points — were important, what really seemed to stick was the more abstract idea of taking...
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