Local Arts

The stage is set, the lights are ready, and another magical night at the Averitt Center is almost here—here’s everything guests need to know before the show begins!

Fans of country music, mark your calendars! Will Moseley, the Georgia Southern gradutate who captivated audiences on American Idol, is bringing his talents to the Mars Theatre in Springfield on August 15, 2025.

Celebrate Christmas in July by planning ahead for a December full of music, magic, and memories at the Averitt Center! They've just announced two exciting shows for the holiday season, and tickets are now available. There's even a ticket special if you'd like to see both!

The Statesboro Festival of the Arts has received a significant boost for its 2026 event, thanks to a $5,000 Project Grant from the Georgia Council for the Arts. This marks the second year the festival has received full funding from the state agency.

Nathan Smith, a revered guitar instructor at Deloach's Music in Statesboro, GA, has dedicated his life to music. Starting as a self-taught child, he evolved into a seasoned performer, even sharing stages with rock legends. After years on the road, Nathan transitioned to teaching, driven by a desire to share his passion. His unique approach empowers students to discover their own musical path, ensuring a fun and personal learning experience.

From landscapes to abstract pieces, the 2025 SRAA Juried Exhibition is sure to be a must-see event in Statesboro. Opening on July 10th, the show will feature a wide range of artwork judged by local artist Antonia B. Larkin.

A local singer-songwriter is turning years of practice, perseverance, and passion into a major moment as she prepares to perform her own music as a supporting artist on a big stage. Backed by family, faith, and a love for storytelling, she’s stepping into the spotlight with songs that reflect her journey.

A change of scenery is in order for the 'Legends in the Arts' portraits at the Averitt Center, as they move to a new location within the building and welcome a new exhibit.

The Southern Chorale, Georgia Southern University’s premier choral ensemble, has added another international achievement to its repertoire, soaring to a third-place finish at the CantaRode International Choral Festival in the Netherlands.

Tasheina Canty-White, a passionate musician shaped by a childhood steeped in song, has dedicated her life to inspiring others through music. From performing at Carnegie Hall to earning a degree in music therapy, her journey reflects a deep-rooted commitment to using her talents to uplift and empower the next generation.