Stepping out: Last chance to see Riverdance in U.S.

While other troupes will continue performing Riverdance tours on other continents, this is the last opportunity audiences have to see the internationally-acclaimed production in the U.S.
By Kelly Jasper

The Artside: Art Now series new at Morris

Art Now, the Morris Museum of Art's new series of talks with cutting-edge contemporary artists, opens Feb. 9 with Marcus Kenney.
By Keith Claussen

Ramblin' Rhodes: 'Soul Train' clip captured fun memory of Brown, daughter

The death of Don Cornelius last week led former Augustan Mark Oliphant to remind us that our own local legend, James Brown, made several appearances on Soul Train.
By Don Rhodes

Music by Turner: That groove is getting older

That's not all: most of the girls who screamed at The Beatles' performances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" are even older. Yikes!
By Ed Turner

Wine Time: Colome Torrontes 2011, Argentina

Torrontes, the signature Argentine white, is an outstanding grape, and the Colome version of it is great.
By Dennis Sodomka

Reel Releases: Films remind that you're never alone

The history of cinema is full of characters that trend toward quiet and introspective.
By Steven Uhles

Healthy Living: Change up workout by adding yoga or pilates

If you're a workout veteran, you probably know the value of changing up your program.
By Brian Duewel

Golf art featured at Morris Museum of Art

Golf lovers can see their favorite images on canvas at a new exhibit at Morris Museum of Art.
By LaTina Emerson

Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012

Things to do this week

Night at the Movies

The Amazing Kreskin ready to amaze audience

Black is back for night of laughs

Concert to recall Big Band era's hits

Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

Nightlife: Find live music and more

Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012

Grabbing a bite to eat

Night at the Movies

Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012

Pop Rocks: Lokal Loudness calls attention to Augusta's best music

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012

Things to do

Ramblin' Rhodes: Vincent to wrap up bluegrass series

Cher in the City: Watching Super Bowl watchers is a blast

Temptations favorites lure fans

Le Chat invites you on a bad date with ‘Becky Shaw’

Emotional past inspires singer Lera Lynn

Black female trailblazers focus of exhibit

Dine & dish: Time for romance at 5 O'Clock Bistro

Galleries

Catch live music at area nightclubs

Wine Time: Troublemaker Blend 3, Paso Robles

Things to do this week

The RiverHawks are at home and there are lots of chances to hear music.

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Catch Sibling String, John Kolbeck and The Swingin Medallions this week.

Night at the Movies

Opening Feb. 10: "Safe House," "The Vow," "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace 3D" and "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island"

Web series built around messages of inspiration

Faith plays an integral part in Karlton Clay's writings, and his latest offering, "The Lyons Den," is no exception. The Web-based series will air beginning Feb. 10.
By Charmain Z. Brackett

Thousands flock to Winter Jam

Thousands of people filled James Brown Arena on Thursday evening for Winter Jam's Augusta concert.
By Tracey McManus

Dine & dish: Time for romance at 5 O'Clock Bistro

I've heard that at the best French restaurants, the waiters are savvy enough to look the other way when romance is in the air. So we decided to visit 5 O'Clock Bistro on Kings Way.
By Danielle Wong Moores

Ralphie May to perform at The Imperial Theatre

Comedian Ralphie May will perform at The Imperial Theatre on March 18 during his "Too Big to Ignore" 2012 North American Tour, according to a release.

Universities offer showcase of arts talent

Almost any given night of the week, there's a group of students, faculty, alumni or visiting artists on stage at a university in Augusta or Aiken.
By Kelly Jasper

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