No museum fully shares the Black history of Augusta's River Region like the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History. The Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History is a wellspring of knowledge, historical information, and community programs, carrying on the legacy of Ms. Laney for this generation and…
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Museums aren’t the only places you can visit to receive a wealth of information about Black History. Augusta, Georgia is home to Springfield Village Park –– a site dedicated to the history of the Springfield Community, an integral part of African American history in Georgia. Augusta’s first suburb…
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Artists of all backgrounds have left their mark around Augusta –– leaving some of the most vibrant murals throughout the city. Trust us, they're all worth an Instagram feature. Be sure to have your phone in tow and your walking shoes on to enjoy. Spirit of Funk: James Brown Mural • 190 James Brown…
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Can you keep a secret? …Or how about eleven of them? Augusta is known world-wide for its excellent golf, delicious foodie vibes, soulful history and outdoor adventures, but much of the destination’s charm can be found in its hidden gems, from local oddities to historical treasures. Scroll through…
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All Photos by Laura Fulmer Photography Once a month, Redemption Church on Broad Street hopes to…
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Mary S. Byrd Gallery of Art will proudly present Marginalized and Mythological: Shanequa Gay’s…
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