Local Arts

The first-round of grant funding for fiscal year 2024 includes a total of 269 grants across 47 counties in three funding categories. The bridge grant will provide funding for operating support to 162 nonprofit arts organizations, including the Averitt Center.

Get ready for two weekends of Disney’s Finding Nemo Jr. , July 14 th through 16 th and July 21 st through 23 rd .

The opening reception for the Statesboro Regional Art Association's juried exhibition will be held from 5:30-7:30pm in the main gallery at 33 E. Main St., and refreshments will be served. The event is free to the public.

Statesboro jewerly designer Sharmequa Franklin will participate in the July 8 tour stop in Charlotte, NC, with her brand, The Artsy Girl.

Juliana Smith is a linocut artist based in the Lowcountry who is dedicated to spreading knowledge about the organisms we share our home with and encouraging outdoor exploration. Prints are available for purchase for a donation to ORK.

This premier bell choir out of Savannah will be performing at Trinity Presbyterian on Monday, June 5, at 7 p.m.

Twelve local students are statewide winners in the Give Wildlife a Chance Poster Contest

Unique Design X Savannah will feature work by a carefully selected lineup of 20 exceptional artists and designers, alongside their representative galleries. The event will showcase an impressive selection of Asian and African contemporary collectible design, highlighting the diversity and creativity of these regions.

As usual, there are plenty of chances to explore your creative side at the Averitt Center this month!

The Roxie Remley Center for Fine Arts will become a shopper’s paradise on April 27th-29th as the Averitt Center Visual Arts Department and Georgia Southern University’s Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art team up once again to provide local and student artists with the opportunity to showcase and sell their artwork.