Local Arts

Grice Connect's Julianna Leverette recently released her debut book titled, "Who I Am Today: Prose, Poetry, and Other Musings on Life, Love, and Healing." The heartfelt exploration of personal experiences aims to foster connection while offering solace to readers navigating life's highs and lows.

The release of the *projectors* single comes almost a year-to-date after the release of the band’s 6-track debut EP, *pollen*.

Date night, family fun, and special occasion celebrations -- the 2024-2025 season at the PAC will offer something for everyone!

Get ready to laugh until you cry as Henry Cho, renowned nationwide for his clean comedy and extensive television and stage credits, takes the Emma Kelly stage in Statesboro this July as part of his "From Here to There" tour. Tickets are limited; buy yours today!

National TV appearances, music festivals and sold out concerts have ushered in an era of accomplishment for Bulloch County native Riley Lowery. He's followed his dreams from barstool shows in his hometown, to Nashville, to countless stages across the country, and soon across the globe. Read here about the highlights of one local guitar player's career as he picks his way onto even greater things.

Join Robin Holmes-Lanier along with current and former students of her studio, Baby Grand Music, LLC, as they celebrate their 18th annual music recital on Saturday, June 8, at 4pm at the Averitt Center. The event is free and open to the public.

Statesboro High grad and drum major Phil Lewis drew a standing ovation with his high energy baton twirling act on America's Got Talent last night. Simon Cowell called it the best he's ever seen.

Presented by the Cotton Rose School of Dance and the Averitt Center for the Arts, dancers will tell the story of Peter Pan on June 1 and 2 on the Emma Kelly stage.

The 12-member bell choir, made up of high school and college students from the historic Christ Church Anglican in Savannah, will play a free concert at Statesboro First United Methodist Church later this month.

Hazlehurst's Will Moseley, a proud graduate of Georgia Southern University, has secured a top 3 spot on American Idol. The Hazlehurst community came together to celebrate with a parade and a free concert this week. Tune in for the finale and final vote this Sunday at 8pm.