The Creative Alternative’s open house on Sunday will highlight their studio and Beth Collins’ “stacks” sculptures. Director Brooks Whittle Dantzler will discuss the center's art programs and mentoring.
Andy Silver's album, "fading things and things that do not fade," is available on most streaming platforms.
The documentary directed by Lisa D'Apolito highlights the life of ventriloquist Shari Lewis.
Indigenous people, stories and creators are the opening night focus when the Macon Film Festival starts next week – it begins Thursday, Aug. 15 – with “Red Fever” having its international premiere at the Douglass Theatre and the “Ocmulgee to Okmulgee” art exhibit opening at the McEachern Art Center.
The exhibit is called “Goin’ Down Slow” and it runs through August at the Macon Arts Alliance Gallery, 486 1st St. There will be an opening reception Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. with wine and beer.
Evans recalls the moment he and others learned about their friends’ deaths. "We just couldn’t believe it," he said. "They were on the verge of some great things."
The new exhibit, open at the Museum of Arts and Sciences until October, features pictures from NASA's Hubble telescope.
Macon Little Theatre opens “The Prom” Friday and Warner Robins Little Theatre starts “Our Town” Saturday, each respectively set in the imagined towns and each with interesting folks to meet.
Bo Ponder, 77, died Saturday of natural causes and people across Macon are feeling it.
Macon is full of fascinating people creating interesting art, entertainment, music and related work. These people, and those like them who come to town, are why there’s always something going on worthy of attention in Macon and Middle Georgia.
