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This week: July 4th celebrations, where to see fireworks, live music and the Loomis Bros Circus

The Augusta area is celebrating the Fourth of July starting this week with fireworks shows and festivals both ahead of the holiday and on the day of. → Read More

What's happening in Augusta this week: Celebrate Pride, Van Gogh exhibit in final days

This week's events include Augusta Pride celebrations, outdoor concerts and more. → Read More

Groove to disco hits, rock with Joan Jett, view Van Gogh, and more in Augusta this week

Concerts to comedy, festivals to markets: there's a lot happening in the Augusta area this week. → Read More

This week, walk your Little Feat to a concert, ball game, 'South Pacific' or Greek Festival

This week's entertainment includes concerts bookended by '70s rockers Little Feat and a Black Jacket Symphony performance of hits by The Police. → Read More

Looking for off-the-course things to do Masters Week? Here are Augusta-area festivities

Masters Week will feature a variety of entertainment, from huge concerts like “Rock Fore! Dough” to a spring festival of family fun in Grovetown. → Read More

Want to ring in the New Year? Here are some Augusta-area celebrations to get 2022 started

Say goodbye to 2021: New Year's Eve is Friday, and several balls, concerts and other parties are being organized across the Augusta area to celebrate. → Read More

Three registration dates have been set for the James Brown Turkey Giveaway

The Thanksgiving tradition was started by the late soul singer in the early 1990s and has continued through the James Brown Family Foundation. → Read More

Find your fun: Augusta summer camp offerings cover learning, arts, sports

With summer vacation starting in a few weeks, a number of camps and programs are available. → Read More

Pandemic visitations in Georgia hospitals, nursing homes advances in state House

A bill being discussed in the Georgia House would define visitation allowed for patients and nursing home residents during statewide emergencies. → Read More

MLK-themed video/TikTok contest asks Augusta schoolchildren 'What's Your Dream?'

The deadline is approaching Jan. 4 in the "What's Your Dream Video/TikTok Contest to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day. → Read More

Poison Peach Film Festival relocates to S.C. venue due to COVID-19

The Poison Peach Film Festival, which has been an annual event at the Imperial Theatre for more than a decade, is still happening, but not in Augusta. → Read More

Morris honored for service to arts and humanities

The ninth annual Governor’s Awards for the Arts and Humanities were presented Tuesday to 10 Georgians, including William S. Morris III of Augusta. → Read More

Augusta’s William S. Morris III honored for service to arts and humanities

The ninth annual Governor’s Awards for the Arts and Humanities were presented Tuesday to 10 Georgians, including William S. Morris III of Augusta. → Read More

Who will you support on GivingTuesday?

Dec. 1 is GivingTuesday, an opportunity for people to do good in their communities. It’s also known locally as GAgives Day. → Read More

Holiday happenings include lights, shows and more

Share your holiday events with us by emailing mhendrix@augustachronicle.com. Here’s a roundup of events:ONGOINGLights of the South: Open 6-10 p.m. → Read More

Living History Park cancels holiday events amid COVID-19 restrictions

Two traditional holiday events that bring in crowds at North Augusta’s Living History Park for the holidays have been canceled because of COVID-19 restrictions.Lynn Thompson, Colonial Times chairperson and president of the Olde Town Preservation Association, confirmed that the Christmas in the Back Country event planned for Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 28-29, and the Christmas for the Birds event… → Read More

Make it merry: Celebrate the holidays with live music, lights and more

Although the COVID-19 pandemic has altered a number of traditional local holiday happenings, there are some still on the calendar. Share your holiday → Read More

Make it merry: Holiday events

Although the COVID-19 pandemic has altered a number of traditional local holiday happenings, there are some still on the calendar. Share your holiday events with us by emailing mhendrix@augustachronicle.com. Here’s a roundup of events to get your holiday planning started:ONGOINGHoliday lights: 5-10 p.m. Nov. 26-Jan. 1, Evans Towne Center Park, 7016 Evans Town Center Blvd., Evans; walk-through… → Read More

Virtual Concert With a Cause lets us give thanks through music

For everyone who has missed singing together, whether as part of a choir or while among the congregation, a virtual concert happening Sunday will allow → Read More

Augusta tree lighting will be virtual event

The Augusta Christmas tree lighting is happening this Friday, but the City of Augusta is asking you to kindly – and safely – watch from home. → Read More