Local Arts

The legacy of jazz came to life in the Averitt Center's recent performance, where The Jazz Legacy Project celebrated the enduring influence of artist Nancy Wilson and explored the genre's cultural and historical impact.

Agatha Christie's thrilling mystery A Murder is Announced comes to life in a live theater production co-directed by Brooks & Danielle Adams.

Yamacraw Bluff by Dr. Luke Pittaway is a captivating historical novel that brings to life the trials of Georgia’s early settlers, following the journey of Tom Ellis, a debtor who becomes entangled in the ambitious founding of Savannah. Blending rich historical details with compelling fiction, it offers a fresh perspective on the untold stories of America’s colonial past.

The Georgia Council for the Arts has announced that ten communities across the state, including Sylvania, will host the traveling exhibition "Reimagine: Contemporary Georgia Artists" over the next 18 months, showcasing works from the State Art Collection alongside local and regional artists. The exhibition, aimed at promoting tourism and community engagement, will feature a variety of art forms, including paintings, photographs, and crafts.

The Averitt Center in downtown Statesboro will be hosting The Jazz Legacy Project on January 25th. The Jazz Legacy Project, featuring Karla Harris, will honor timeless jazz singer Nancy Wilson.

The Georgia Southern Performing Arts Center is kicking off 2025 with an exciting lineup of shows, new opportunities for the community, and a renewed commitment to bringing joy and education through live theater. See a list of daytime shows in the Matinee Series as well as evening shows on tap for spring.

Directors Mical Whitaker and Ressie Fuller will present another year of spoken word celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Thursday, January 16.

The Averitt Center for the Arts has renamed its Main Gallery at 33 East Main Street to the Rosengart Art Gallery, honoring Helen Rosengart for her lifelong dedication to the arts and her many contributions, including directing musicals, organizing dinner theater events, and volunteering at the Averitt Center.

Antonia B. Larkin's 'Dearly Beloved', which highlights the interconnectedness of time, tragedy, and renewal, will be on display through the month of February.

The Savannah Music Festival's Winter Bash returns for a magical night featuring blind musician Matthew Whitaker, with proceeds benefiting the festival's artistic and educational programs. Beyond Exceptional Dentistry proudly presents this elegant event at Plant Riverside District on January 25th.