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Get onboard! Victor Wainwright & The Train rolling into Statesboro on Friday

Get onboard! Victor Wainwright & The Train rolling into Statesboro on Friday

Grammy-nominated roots musician Victor Wainwright will bring his high-energy performance to the Averitt Center for the Arts on March 21, 2025.
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Artists across the region to showcase art at the Statesboro Festival of the Arts

Artists across the region to showcase art at the Statesboro Festival of the Arts

Statesboro is set to host its first-ever Festival of the Arts this weekend, bringing together 40 talented artists for a weekend of creativity, live performances, and community celebration.
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Join the Georgia Southern Planetarium for an evening showing of 'Galileo'

Join the Georgia Southern Planetarium for an evening showing of 'Galileo'

The Georgia Southern Planetarium will present 'Galileo: The Power of the Telescope' on March 27 & 28. The show is just $5, and the public is invited to attend.
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Grammy-nominated Victor Wainwright & The Train rolling into Statesboro on March 21

Grammy-nominated Victor Wainwright & The Train rolling into Statesboro on March 21

Grammy-nominated roots musician Victor Wainwright will bring his high-energy performance to the Averitt Center for the Arts on March 21, 2025.
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Know Before You Go: GATAJam is Saturday

Know Before You Go: GATAJam is Saturday

GATAJam returns on Saturday, March 8. Check out all the information you need to know before you arrive to ensure a safe and fun experience.
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Irish Folk Legend Harry O'Donoghue returns to Statesboro for an unforgettable evening on March 14th

Irish Folk Legend Harry O'Donoghue returns to Statesboro for an unforgettable evening on March 14th

Award-winning musician Harry O'Donoghue is traveling back to our historic little stage in Statesboro to regale us with fascinating, melodic stories and comforting Irish folk music.
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Davenport House Museum’s Urban Enslaved Exhibit honored with Georgia Association of Museums award

Davenport House Museum’s Urban Enslaved Exhibit honored with Georgia Association of Museums award

The Davenport House Museum, owned and operated by Historic Savannah Foundation, was recently awarded the 2025 Special Project Award by the Georgia Association of Museums for its immersive Urban Enslaved Exhibit, which sheds light on the lives of the 13 enslaved individuals who lived and worked at the historic home.
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Jane Pleak's "Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes" exhibition coming to Averitt Center for the Arts on March 6th

Jane Pleak's "Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes" exhibition coming to Averitt Center for the Arts on March 6th

The Averitt Center for the Arts will showcase Jane Pleak's vibrant new exhibition, "Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes," from March 6 to May 2.
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Fred and Dinah Gretsch School of Music to present free faculty cello recital

Fred and Dinah Gretsch School of Music to present free faculty cello recital

The Fred and Dinah Gretsch School of Music will present a Faculty Cello Recital featuring Dr. Steven Elisha (cello) and Dr. Kyung A. Yoo (piano) on Monday, March 3 at the Carol A. Carter Recital Hall in Statesboro. The program will showcase 19th and 20th-century masterpieces for cello and piano, including works by Mendelssohn, Brahms, and Martinů.
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A Murder, A Mystery, and a Must-See: Statesboro’s take on Agatha Christie

A Murder, A Mystery, and a Must-See: Statesboro’s take on Agatha Christie

The Statesboro theater community brought Agatha Christie's A Murder is Announced to life at the Averitt Center for the Arts, delivering a suspenseful and immersive performance directed by Brooks and Danielle Adams, with a dedicated cast and crew who overcame staging challenges to create a must-see production.
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