Carrie Beth Wallace
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Young Art Patrons is a growing, diverse group that’s making a big impact in Columbus
For nearly five years, the Columbus Museum has been home to the only arts organization in town that is entirely composed of young professionals. → Read More
CSU’s production of ‘Junie B. Jones’ creates creative challenges for cast
Columbus State University’s Department of Theatre opens their children’s production of “Junie B. Jones” this week. → Read More
Boris Abramov, Ledger-Enquirer
It’s not every day that someone who lives in Columbus releases an album that’s available on Amazon, iTunes and Spotify. This week, it happened for a local violinist and his longtime friend. → Read More
Jazz at The Loft, Ledger-Enquirer
Columbus has a few well-kept secrets in its cultural wheelhouse. The Loft’s series of live jazz concerts is one of those things. → Read More
Steeplechase continues to invest in the arts with annual event
Steeplechase at Callaway Gardens returns Saturday for its 33rd annual benefit for the arts. → Read More
Off Broadway Trio’s free concert to showcase contemporary music
The Off Broadway Trio’s concert this week at the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts will offer a rare opportunity to see music composed by living composers played live in Columbus. → Read More
Founders of CSU’s Schwob School of Music say its growth ‘has been a community endeavor’
Henry and Joyce Schwob have been involved with Columbus State University for most of their lives. → Read More
Midland Players' ‘Murder in Music City’ to benefit local charities
The Midland Players are set to open their production of “Murder in Music City” this week at the Midland Lodge. → Read More
A ‘BEAUTIFUL’ success story: Columbus State grad making his Broadway debut
Not many local actors can say they’ve gone from Broadway Street to Broadway in New York City, but Michael Stiggers is living his dream. → Read More
Big names to headline Soul Fest 2017 at Columbus Civic Center
The Columbus Civic Center’s annual Soul Fest concert boasts some big names in soul this year. → Read More
Pink Floyd and Motown: RiverCenter’s new season offers something for everyone
The RiverCenter for the Performing Arts is bringing something for everyone to Columbus in their 2017-2018 season. → Read More
Former jail continues to thrive as art museum in LaGrange
LaGrange, Ga., is home to an art museum with an unusual history. → Read More
Columbus Symphony Orchestra’s Del Gobbo honored with endowment, portrait
Del Gobbo is known for his confident leadership skills, immense knowledge of the orchestral repertoire, and for the humility and humor that accompanies him wherever he goes. His “Know the Score” pre-concert lectures are a Columbus staple with those who enjoy learning about the evening’s repertoire through the humorous perspective of the maestro himself. → Read More
Columbus Museum gets teens into the Chattahoochee film craze
Columbus and the Chattahoochee Valley are experiencing enormous growth in the popularity and presence of the film industry in the area. With the founding of annual events like Way Down Film Festival and the opening of Fun Academy Motion Pictures Studio in 2016, there is no doubt that Columbus has put itself on the map across the industry. → Read More
photoSLAM! showcases work of Columbus area students at Civil War Naval Museum
The Columbus area will get a cross between a poetry slam and a photography exhibit when photoSLAM! opens this week at the Civil War Naval Museum. → Read More
Students shine as patrons dine at ‘GUSTO!’
It’s no secret that Columbus State University’s Schwob School of Music isn’t afraid to put its students front and center — well, center stage, that is. This is most readily seen at the lively annual scholarship benefit event that’s appropriately named “GUSTO!” → Read More
Black Art in America Gallery draws visitors from across the nation
There’s a new art gallery in town that’s gaining national attention. → Read More
‘A Christmas Carol’ cast and crew has ties to Columbus
It’s not often that a national tour of a famous show boasts personal ties to Columbus. But this week, the Nebraska Theatre Caravan will bring its production of “A Christmas Carol” to the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts. → Read More
Cantus Christmas concert to feature harpist, new compositions
Cantus Columbus’ annual Christmas concert has become a holiday tradition for many families in the Chattahoochee Valley. → Read More
Springer continues Christmas tradition with ‘A Tuna Christmas’
“A Tuna Christmas” returns to the Springer Opera House, but this year’s production will be the first without the presence of Ron Anderson. → Read More