Author: Zoe Beard-Ortiz

Meet the Hindu Temple Society of Augusta AITH 2026 | September 2026 For more than 30 years, the Hindu Temple Society of Augusta has been part of Arts in the Heart of Augusta, helping celebrate the cultural diversity that makes our community...

AITH Chalk Art Competition The Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival Chalk Art Competition is an interactive visual arts experience held within the Festival's Family Area. Presented in partnership by the Greater Augusta Arts Council and the Augusta University Department of Art &...

Intern Insights with Dawn September 2026 | Written by: Dawn Cardona Part of my role as an intern with the Augusta Arts Council is to assist with the planning and coordination of the Chalk Art Competition, which we are hosting in partnership...

Meet Faith Braithwaite Fall 2026 AITH Intern In my three years of living in Augusta, the ‘Arts in the Heart’ festival has always found a way to make it back to me. My first encounter came freshman year. Augusta Universities’ Multicultural Mentorship program...

FEBRUARY 12 AND 13, 2027 at the Imperial Theater in Downtown Augusta, GA “From Mozart to Motown” is a high-energy, tour de force performance by Broadway actor and Augusta native, Russell Joel Brown. Backed by a 7-piece band and 15-member high...

Meet Kelley Igo Featured Artist | August 2026 Kelley with her daughter at a Gertrude Herbert Art Show There is something magical about discovering an artist whose work invites you to slow down. Kelley Igo creates exactly that kind of experience. Through mixed...

Art Adjacent with Catherine Written By Catherine Cabrera | August 2026 "What kind of artist are you?" "Still working on that part." That's become my go-to response to a question I've been hearing more and more since introducing myself as the newest staff...

Talk Artsy to Me 45 Days, Rotary, Mosquitoes, Festival Planning and Maxxximum Joy | August 2026 | Denise Tucker As I sat down to write this month's blog, it hit me. We are officially...

Deadline:  September 20, 2026 East End Arts Council invites printmakers from across the United States to submit work for The Print Continuum, a national juried exhibition celebrating the intersection of printmaking's historical traditions and its expanding contemporary practices. We welcome work...

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