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Explore Augusta like never before at Augusta & Co., your go-to experience center and community hub nestled in the heart of downtown Augusta. [...]
Read MoreThe Augusta Canal—a meaningful tour exploring how
things work with lovely scenery to behold. The Industrial
Revolution had a massive impact on the American South,
especially so in Augusta. The canal was built in 1845 as
a source of power. In 1847, the first factories were built to
use the water power. [...]
Augusta is a thriving arts destination! Our city has a flourishing collection of public art that includes sculptures, murals, painted traffic boxes, and painted street art. One of the popular attractions is the Augusta Sculpture Trail, a free public art exhibition that features numerous original sculptures by national artists. [...]
Read MoreIf you’re interested in art as a patron or as a student, there are few places to find classes and performances that rival the Jessye Norman School of The Arts (JNSA). Cloaked in a pervasive and welcoming sense of community, JNSA is a vibrant, active art center. It’s an organization staffed by a group of people deeply committed to improving the quality of life for residents and visitors alike, through the transformative power of the arts. [...]
Read MoreNestled among the vibrant community of Evans Towne Center, Christina Purkapile has turned her passion for DIY into a thriving family-owned business—Nailed It DIY. With over 700 designs, 60 paint colors, and a plethora of base options, Nailed It DIY is not just a studio; it’s a haven for those seeking unique experiences in crafting. [...]
Read MoreOne of the great natural resources of our area is Phinizy Swamp. Previously inaccessible to most of the population, it is now a thriving nature park and research center. Phinizy Center for Water Sciences is a local nonprofit that provides a critical water quality research facility, environmental education for all ages, and a natural place to inspire environmental stewardship. [...]
Read MoreWhen you feel restless, sometimes it helps to go to nature. In 2012, Savannah Rapids Kayak Rental began renting from a tent inside Savannah Rapids Park. Paddleboards, canoes, and storage for 90+ kayaks were later added. [...]
Read MoreRelax the body, and the mind will follow. It sounds a little counterintuitive, but one visit to the Himalayan Salt Cave will dispel any doubts you may harbor. From the moment you walk into the cave, a serene presence is there to absorb you. [...]
Read MoreStevens Creek Church is a place where the lost can be found and the broken can be healed. They stand on the shoulders of over 35 years of ministry here in the Augusta area. No matter where you are on your journey, they will save a seat for you. They’re not just a building or a meeting. [...]
Read MoreStunning hand-thrown pottery, private events and classes, and an effusive, passionate and talented potter are the prime components that makeup Tire City Potters. Owned by artist Shishir Chokshi, Tire City Potters was established in 2001, and has become a choice destination for seasonal pottery items, classes and events, such as Forever Pumpkins, TCP Throwing Experience, and Mug Workshop. [...]
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