The Greater Augusta Arts Council is inviting the community to help shape the future of Augusta’s public art collection by ranking the sculptures currently featured on the Augusta Sculpture Trail. Public voting is open now through August 1, 2026, both...
Community leaders, project partners, and Allen Homes residents and staff gathered Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Allen Homes Community Garden, officially launching the site preparation and construction for a resident-informed placemaking connected...
You MUST be a 501c3 ARTS NON-PROFIT that is a MEMBER OF THE ARTS COUNCIL. Regardless of your history at the festival. CLICK HERE TO APPLY! Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival | September 2025 Are you a current nonprofit arts member...
The Sand Hills Neighborhood Association is proud to announce the unveiling of a commemorative sculpture honoring the Masters Tournament Champion Caddies. This momentous occasion will take place on Thursday, April 3, 2025, at 3:00 P.M. at the Sand Hills Community Center Grounds, 2540...
Cue the confetti, light the candles, and let’s make some art! The Greater Augusta Arts Council is celebrating 57 years of creativity, culture, and community—and we’re inviting YOU to be part of the celebration with our "57 for 57!" Birthday Fundraiser! What’s the Big Idea? For nearly six...
The Greater Augusta Arts Council is proud to announce that 51 local creatives have received Hurricane Relief Micro-Grants through the C.R.E.A.T.I.V.E. Grant initiative. This program, led by the Council’s new Executive Director, Denise Tucker, provided critical support to artists impacted...
The annual Arts Day Luncheon sees the arts community, local government and regional government come together to discuss the state of the arts nationally, regionally and locally. Each year the Greater Augusta Arts Council hosts an annual Luncheon focused on...
The Greater Augusta Arts Council is very pleased to announce that Denise Tucker has been selected as the New Executive Director of the Arts Council. A call for applicants went out in July 2024 and over 50 applications were received...
Each year, the City of Augusta allocates funding to the Greater Augusta Arts Council (GAAC) to distribute to the arts non-profit arts community. City leaders recognize the importance of public financial support to sustain a wide variety of artistic disciplines...
Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival will be returning to Broad Street and the Augusta Common on September 20 – 22 this year. The decision to move back was made after the road construction schedule for Telfair Street was...
