Middle Georgia Art Association opening reception. The Middle Georgia Art Association is a non-profit organization that has been nurturing visual artists in the heart of Georgia since 1967. This month, the gallery will host its monthly exhibit, which is titled “Tea Time” and features various artists. In addition, they will also present a special one-man […]
Article · June 18, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
Freddy’s Finest & Codpiece play the Big House. Freddy’s Finest consists of four talented individuals who have been committed to the music industry for a while. The band performs a variety of their original tracks, as well as cover songs. Freddy’s Finest embraces an array of genres, which include blues, rock, funk and R&B. Michael […]
Article · June 16, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
Second Annual Macon-Bibb Arts Advocacy Breakfast. The Second Annual Macon-Bibb County Arts Advocacy Breakfast will focus on how artistic talent can be a driving force that boosts the wealth of all communities. Chris Allers, the executive vice president for the Georgia Center for Nonprofits, has functioned in the arena of nonprofits for more than 20 […]
Article · June 11, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
Poster for From Canvas To Country – A Traveling Art Tour 2014. Nikkea Takagi and Sid Enck, Jr. are a couple of visual artists who create Native American works. They are the masterminds behind the dynamics of From Canvas to Country: A Traveling Art Tour, which starts in California and ends in Illinois. In order […]
Article · June 9, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
Vinson Muhammad, also known as Allah’s Apprentice, is one of Macon’s most driven and talented artists. As a young child, his parents instilled art and culture into his everyday life. Not only is he a trumpet player and lyricist, he’s also a scholar who graduated from Morehouse College. Nine years ago, he co-founded a production called Real […]
Article · June 4, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
It’s the first of the month, and that means there’s something planned for all types of people who may want to join the festive fun. Some events may be laid-back, while others may be hyped and ready to turn it up. Well, if you’re like me, you just may attend all four of these events. […]
Article · June 2, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
No matter how we may have a difference of political, religious or ethnic backgrounds, food seems to be a great way to bond through an act that all of nature has in common, which is eating. Each year, the Tubman African American Museum ends its spring fundraisers with the International Taste of Soul. Local celebrities […]
Article · May 28, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
The Music Ambassadors, a Knight Arts grantee, have been doing a marvelous job with booking well-known artists and showcasing them in intimate and live concerts for the Macon community. The dynamics of the whole concept reach beyond the concert performance. The show is only one third of the Music Ambassador’s mission. The other two-thirds consist of […]
Article · May 27, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
Drum Gunz poster. Imagine a bunch of deejays, engineers, producers and lyricists from alternative, Hip Hop, rap, pop and house backgrounds coming together to display their love of music in one spot. Well, The Drum Gunz’s “Project ECHO” is just that type of concert. They have made Macon the first stop on this tour. The […]
Article · May 21, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
Macon the Stage Competition & Showcase Expo flyer. LandMindz has partnered with Shadow’s Dinner Theatre to bridge a void between all disciplines of the arts with the general public. A lot of times, local artists face slim chances of being booked on a stage with a built-in audience to witness their ability to perform. Shelton […]
Article · May 19, 2014 by Y-O Latimore
Indoor Ice Skating at the Macon Centreplex. Long ago, the oldest pair of ice skates were said to be found around 3000 B.C. at the bottom of a lake in Switzerland. They were supposedly made of bones from a beast, with bands of leather attached on them to place on the feet. Eventually, ice skates […]
Article · May 14, 2014 by Y-O Latimore