Augusta Area Concert Series Offers Diverse Classical Lineup
The Augusta Symphony and partners present a family concert at Maxwell Performing Arts theater featuring pianist Henedetta Lupo at 3 p.m. Admission is 10 for adults and 5 for children with tickets via the box office or at the door. Additional events include Bungle Bye at the Aiken Center for the Arts, Tuesday's Music Live noon concerts in Augusta, Riverwalk Series at St Pauls Church, and the American Boychoir in Aiken with admission 10. Details on venues, dates, and contact numbers are listed for each event.
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Augusta Symphony
Maxwell Performing Arts
Henedetta Lupo
Publix
Bungle Bye
Aiken Center For the Arts
Aiken Center For Arts
Laurens St
Aiken
Augusta
St. Paul's Church
CJ Sambach
Miro String Quartet
Rudy Volkmann
Saint Paul's Church
Riverwalk
Paul Bisaccia
New England
Fortances
American Arts Trio
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Aiken Symphony Guild
Donald Portnoy
Robert Jesselson
Charles Fugo
Xen Standarate
Proto
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church Parish Hall
P.O. Box
Aiken arts and theater events fill January lineup
Tickets for a concert are 35 dollars and can be requested from the Aiken Symphony Guild. Patsy Evins exhibits at the Aiken Center for the Arts in January with a reception Jan 14. The Academy for Lifelong Learning hosts sessions on Monet, van Gogh, and Cezanne with a March High Museum trip. Judy Adamick teaching watercolor at the Aiken Center starting Jan 25. Garden City Colors exhibit at the Augusta Museum closes March 7. Square Dance lessons run Jan 1 to March 15 at Weeks Center with an open house Jan 4. Auditions for Aiken Community Playhouse productions including Lost in Yonkers and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? announced. Ridge Community Theater and Bell Auditorium schedule upcoming shows. Community theater auditions in Batesburg-Leesville for Room Service. The Heart Benefit musical in February supports the Aiken/D.C. Chapter of the American Heart Association. After School Fun Story Time starts Jan 14 at the Aiken County Public Library with a rotating schedule of activities.
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Aiken Center For the Arts
Patsy Evins
Ms. Evins
North Texas
Lyme Academy of Tne Art
Old Lyme
Academy For Lifelong
Citiiens
University of South Carolina Aiken
Pam
Humanities and Science
Claude ‘Monet
France
Vincent van Gogh
Netherlands
Paul Cezanne
John Elliott
USCA
High Museum of Art
Atlanta
Eginner Square
H. Odell Weeks
Weeks Center
Aiken Community Playhouse
Edward Albee
The
Playhouse
Phil Porter
Aiken
Bell Auditorium
Augusta
Civic Center
Seventh St
Aiken Women’s Heart Board
Etherredge Center
Jim Moore
Agnes Giard
D.C
American Heart Association
Eleanor Bookstayer
Christy Eisner
Ann Cain
Peg Robinson
Delly Young
Aiken County Public Library
Shari
Mrs. Chung
Judy Cunningham
Mike Hess
Pact Team Police
Library hosts Friday morning book group in Aiken
The Aiken County Public Library sponsors a Friday morning book discussion group. The first meeting is January 29 at 10 30 a m in the meeting room focusing on Wally Lamb's She's Come Undone. The February 26 session at 10 30 a m will discuss Charles Frazier's Cold Mountain. Registration is helpful but not required. limited copies of each book are available. Details at 642 2020.
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Aiken County Public Library
Wally Lamb
Cold Mountain
Charles Frazier
Aiken Center seeks artists for Spring events and lessons
The Aiken Center for the Arts invites performing artists and musicians for spring events and instructors in all arts forms. Call Kathy Nowlin on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 641 9094 for details. Trivia nights with Mike Thomas rotate across local venues including Teresa's Whiskey Road and spinakers Augusta Mall with weekly times.
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Aiken Center For the Arts
Kathy Nowlin
Mike Thomas
Teresa’s
Whiskey Road
Aiken
All Entertainment
OSRA
Spinnaker’s
Augusta Mall
Applebee's
Cotton Row Cafe
Riverwalk
Augusta
Aiken Brewing Company
Laurens Street
Reading Public Museum Showcases Global Art and History
A long read about Reading Public Museum in West Reading combines a Neo Romantic exhibition from Walter Stuempfig with extensive galleries on Asian, Greco Roman, Egyptian and Oceanic artifacts. Highlights include Degas studies, Corot landscapes, Church works like Cotopaxi and a strong Pennsylvania German heritage collection. The institution is owned and run by Reading's school system.
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Walter Stuempfig
Forbes Magazine
Mycenae
Edgar Degas
Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
John Singer Sar
Church
Hudson River
Rhineland
Bavaria
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