ARTS & CULTURE

Arts Top 10 in the 478

Arts Top 10 in the 478

Arts Top 10 in the 478

Top 10 in the 478: Our arts & culture picks

Souvenirs from the House of Smoke

Get ready for Macon Film Festival with our Top Five Macon Film Festival Picks!

Top 10 in the 478: Our Arts & Culture Picks

Top 10 in the 478: June/July 2025

Top 10 in the 478: April – May 2025

Top 10 in the 478: February – March 2025

Top 10 in the 478: December – January 2025

Top 10 in the 478: October – November 2024

Artist Spotlight: Kris Davis

Macon Film Fest 2024

The symphony
on our body politic

“Why do they love us so much?” Documentary directors Neil Diamond and Catherine Bainbridge discuss “Red Fever” ahead of its premiere at Macon Film Festival.

Pride in the Park. Photo by Melessa Mims, courtesy of Macon

Top 10 in the 478: August – September 2024

Homespun

Top 10 in the 478: June – July 2024

Top 10 in the 478: April – May 2024

Top 10 in the 478: February – March 2024

Fanning the Flames

Leaping into the future

Keeping the fires burning in Downtown Macon 

Douglass Theatre Hosting This Year’s Atlanta Black Theatre Festival Labor Day Weekend

Macon Film Fest ’23

McDuffie Center for Strings at Mercer University will host Labor Day Festival early September

A thousand miles to rediscover our history

A community of readers

Ramadan: Where fasting, food, and faith intersect

Where the wild onions grow

Putting the “arts” in culinary arts

Macon Arts Alliance announces “An Iconic Evening”

The Tubman Museum celebrates Macon’s trailblazers and activists

McDuffie Center for Strings at Mercer University welcomes new Distinguished Artists

A Trip to the Theater: Sleepless in Seattle at The Grand

The Tubman Museum’s Tyler Perry exhibit promises to awe and inspire

Macon Art from the Heart

Heroes Among Us: Tangerine Summers

Broadway is back at The Grand

Hispanic Heritage Month: A cultural celebration for all of Central Georgia

All that glitters

Treasure Maps: Macon

Conducting Life: A documented beginning

Tabitha’s Top 10 in the 478

The Museum of Arts & Science’s annual Fulldome Festival returns for its fifth year

A Day in the Life: Intern takes on Downtown Macon

Photo provided by Otis Redding Foundation https://www.instagram.com/otisreddingfoundation/

Otis Redding Foundation makes Macon proud

Summer must-reads with Middle Georgia Regional Library

It’s all in the skills

Something to Bragg about: Marketing a legacy

Speak song to me: the Macon Music Project

Let’s go to the theatre!

Black places and spaces: InTown’s proud legacy as a center of Black culture

Middle Georgia gems

Artists make their mark for the ‘Pinkest Party on Earth’

Unity, principles & purpose

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Lore, light and latkes

A New Symphony!

Moretti melody

Live music is back!

Art + graffiti = future
Triangle Arts Macon brings new life to an industrial site

Crushing it

At home in the ‘new normal’: How to thrive in the chaos

Amazing Douglass

Natural Reflection: Fernando La Rosa Memorial Garden a tribute to inspiration

Choosing Macon: Sara Tinsley Parker

Where are they now?

Hay Lore

Through Their Lens

Class in Quarantine

Macon Home Receives Statewide Preservation Award

Grand Tales

Ghosts of the past come rushing back 

Wood and strings and love  

Punching Up: Macon-Bibb United Boxing Club Teaches Strength, Discipline and Resilience

Hay Lore 

Get to know Joy Harjo, the first Native American Poet Laureate

Hay Lore

From Pigskin to Palette

Rooted Revival

Act Two, Scene Two

Hay Lore

Inspiration and Impact

Local Libraries Reach Beyond the Stacks

Macon Film Fest Features Femme Focus

From Soapbox Cars to River Trails

Making Space

Downtown Just Got a Little Brighter

The Bitter Southerner Podcast

Tubman Expands Pan African Festival to Include Film Fest

Ordinary and Extraordinary

Females and Football

More than Meets the Eye

Unconventional and Unstoppable

Thank You!

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