Community events calendar highlights upcoming March programs
Free memory screening clinic at First Baptist Church North Augusta Friday March 9 from 10 am to 2 pm with neurologist Dr Suzanne Smith. Ireland program at Tony Kenny's Ireland Friday March 9 8 pm and again Saturday March 10 10 am to 2 pm at the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary. Wellness conference March 10 8:30 am Smith Hazell Center addressing health topics with lunch. Mountain Bike Skills Clinic for Women March 10 8 am to noon Odell Weeks Center taught by Aiken police instructors. Free and open with contact details provided.
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First Baptist Church of
North Augusta
Augusta
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Georgia
Suzanne Smith
Medical College of Georgia
Wellness Consortium
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Kenneth Baldwin
Southern
Chris Medlin
Cmedlin
Aiken.net
Talbot to Teach Art Workshop in Aiken
The Aiken Arts Commission hosts Marketing Your Art on Saturday March 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Aiken Center for the Arts. Lecturer Jonathan Talbot leads a $100 class with limited enrollment. Call (803) 641-9094 for details or registration.
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Aiken Arts Commission
Aiken Center For the Arts
Jonathan Talbot
CSRA Showgirls Dancer-4-A-Day Camp at Center Stage
CSRA Showgirls host a Dancer-4-A-Day camp on Saturday March 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Center Stage Dance Academy Martinez GA for girls 5 to 13 with dance instruction lunch T shirt and preregistration. Call 803 215 0034 for details and registration.
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CSRA
Center Stage Dance Academy
Columbia Road
Martinez
Perpetual Change to Play at Borders in Augusta Saturday
The Perpetual Change band will perform music from their new CD The Perpetual Change Featuring Dispatch and Friend on Saturday March 10 from 8 to 10 p.m. at Borders Books Music in Augusta. The group formed in Aiken in 2005 led by Chris Bundy with Dispatch collaborators Jim Walker Jeff Mastromonico and Andrew Clemons contributing. CDs are for sale at Borders and Aiken Center for the Arts and songs can be downloaded from CD Baby and iTunes. For more information call Andrew at 803 270 6437.
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Perpetual Change
Dispatch
Friend
Borders Books & Music
Augusta
Aiken
Chris Bundy
Health conference at Smith-Hazel Aiken Health
Aiken hosts a health conference focusing on community wellness and public health. Attendees include local health officials and experts from Smith and Hazel institutions. The event aims to share research, discuss programs, and promote collaborative efforts to improve regional health outcomes.
Audubon Trail Ride Scheduled at Silver Bluff Center
The Third Annual Silver Bluff Audubon Center Trail Ride takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday March 10 at 4542 Silver Bluff Road Jackson. Ride costs $25 per rider with lunch provided. Call 843-462-2150 to register.
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Silver Bluff
First Annual Family Affair Gala and Fashion Show
The Aiken Barnwell Head Start hosts a Family Affair Gala and Fashion Show at the Fermata Club Saturday March 10 at 4 p.m. Tickets are $10 and dinner is served. For entry forms or information call Teresa Patterson or Shadie W Hall at 803 649 1465.
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Aiken/Barnwell
Fermata Club
Teresa Patterson
Shadie W. Hall
Library to hold local authors meet event
The Aiken County Public Library hosts a local author gathering sponsored by Friends of the Library on Saturday March 10 from 1 to 3 PM.
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Aiken County Public Library
The
Friends of the
Advice on When and How to Prune Roses
Rosarian Chris Randall explains pruning aims to limit disease and improve appearance. Remove dead or damaged canes until green or white centers appear, cut out crossing canes, then remove old, weak wood to improve air flow. Finally, trim to fit size and desired bloom, typically reducing by about one third.
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Chris Randall
Chris
Pruning Roses and Hydrangeas For Better Blooms
Gardeners learn to prune roses by cutting above a bud facing outward and shrinking canes to find the healthiest growth. For hybrid teas prune to four to seven canes. wait on Banksias spring blooms. Hydrangeas vary, with many types best pruned after blooming. Annabelle and paniculata varieties have specific timings. Hydrangeas may recover quickly with proper shaping and watering. For more details visit hydrangeashydrangeas.com.
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Aiken
Sandy
St. Patrick’s Day
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Tony Kenny
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Etherredge Center
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Janet DeSantis
Talbot
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ACP
Aiken Community Playhouse
Aikencommunityplayhouse
Smith-Hazel
Aiken Health
Trey Pecc
Weeny
Justin
Tim
PTC i
Washington
Teusstee Hulbervin
Hydrangeashydrangeas.com
Susan Elder
Kricket Krap
U.S.A
Bricko Artic
Pansy
Sand Bar Ferry
Hricko.com
Oleve
Annan
Eo Ac
Eta al
Ridge Road
B&m Carpets
Nurseries
Caroliniana
Mims Grove Church Rd
Ed al Hill
Altera Revert
Armenia
Kroger
Alken
Ow.com
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