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7:30pm Carmina Burana<br />

Sacred Heart Cultural Center<br />

An Augusta Choral Society production<br />

featuring the Lyra Vivace Orchestra,<br />

chorus soloists and dancers. $35, adults;<br />

$30, seniors; $15, students and military. Call<br />

706-826-4713 or visit augustacs.org.<br />

7:30pm Sutton Sings Strauss &<br />

Gershwin<br />

The Etherredge Center, Aiken<br />

Aiken Symphony Orchestra presentation<br />

features soprano Brandie Sutton. $30-$45.<br />

Visit aikensymphonyorchestra.com or call<br />

803-641-3305.<br />

8pm Chris Janson<br />

Bell Auditorium<br />

$18-$27. Call 877-4AUGTIX or visit<br />

georgialinatix.com.<br />

Sun Oct 22<br />

4pm Jessye Norman School Benefit<br />

Concert<br />

Imperial Theatre<br />

“Brava, Jessye! A Musical Tribute” concert<br />

features hometown favorites Russell Joel<br />

Brown, who is home after touring with “The<br />

Lion King,” and Damien Sneed, an artist-inresidence<br />

at Nyack’s Christian College in<br />

New York City. $20-$40, with discounts for<br />

military, seniors and children. Call 706-722-<br />

8341 or visit jessyenormanschool.org.<br />

6pm - 8pm Fall Concert Series<br />

Augusta Common<br />

Bring picnic, lawn chairs and blankets to<br />

this live music event featuring R&B, jazz,<br />

old school and reggae. Call 706-821-1754.<br />

In the case of inclement weather, it will<br />

move to May Park Community Center.<br />

Tue Oct 24<br />

Noon Tuesday’s Music Live<br />

Saint Paul’s Church<br />

Featuring a free concert by Keith Shafer.<br />

Lunch afterwards is $12 a person and<br />

requires reservation. Call 706-722-3463 or<br />

visit tuesdaysmusiclive.com.<br />

Wed Oct 25<br />

7:30pm Kansas<br />

Bell Auditorium<br />

$45-$95. Call 877-4AUGTIX or visit<br />

georgialinatix.com.<br />

Ongoing<br />

Kicks 99 Guitar Pull<br />

James Brown Arena<br />

19th annual Kicks 99 Guitar Pull is coming<br />

Nov. 14, featuring Darius Rucker, Jake<br />

Owen, Randy Houser, Lee Brice, Brett<br />

Young, and Big & Rich. Tickets on sale<br />

at SRP Box Office at James Brown Arena<br />

(no online ticket sales). $35; four-ticket<br />

purchase limit. Call 706-722-3521, 706-396-<br />

7000 or visit kicks99.com.<br />

Veterans Day Tribute Concert<br />

Evans Towne Center Park<br />

Inaugural tribute concert at 2 p.m. Nov.<br />

11 featuring Shooter Jennings, Beth<br />

Spangler, Johnny Rodriguez, Rachel Lynn<br />

and Jordan Brower. $27-$40; free, kids<br />

12 and under. Visit freshtix.com or buy<br />

tickets at any Security Federal Bank. Visit<br />

evanstownecenterpark.com or call 706-<br />

650-5005.<br />

SENIORS<br />

Thu Oct 19<br />

1pm - 1:30pm Got 30 Minutes?<br />

Kroc Center<br />

Conducted by the Area Agency on Aging,<br />

this workshop provides an overview of<br />

services available to caregivers, the aging,<br />

and those with disabilities. Call 706-922-<br />

0171 or visit salvationarmyaugusta.org.<br />

Thu Oct 26<br />

11am - 1:30pm Classic Movie for<br />

Seniors<br />

Diamond Lakes Branch Library<br />

Pre-registration required. Call 706-772-<br />

2432 or visit arcpls.org.<br />

SPECIAL EVENTS<br />

Thu Oct 19<br />

All day Georgia-Carolina State Fair<br />

Exchange Club Fairgrounds<br />

An annual Exchange Club event that runs<br />

through Monday, Oct. 23, and includes<br />

carnival rides, shows, exhibits, food and<br />

more. Hours are Monday-Friday from 5 p.m.<br />

and Saturday-Sunday from noon. Advance<br />

tickets available. Call 706-722-0202 or visit<br />

georgiacarolinastatefair.com.<br />

11am - 2pm Purple Thursday <strong>Spirit</strong><br />

Day and Donation Drive<br />

JSAC Breezeway<br />

Wear purple to take a stand against<br />

gender-based bullying, abuse and violence<br />

in recognition of GLAAD’s <strong>Spirit</strong> Day and<br />

the National Coalition Against Domestic<br />

Violence’s Purple Thursday. Items also will<br />

be collected for SafeHomes of Augusta;<br />

accepted items are online at safehomesdv.<br />

org/Donation-Days-at-Warren. Monetary<br />

donations and gift cards also accepted.<br />

Call 706-737-1735 or visit facebook.com/<br />

augusta.dvam.<br />

6pm Women in Business Signature<br />

Event<br />

Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center<br />

Augusta <strong>Metro</strong> Chamber of Commerce<br />

presents bestselling author Becky Blalock<br />

as the keynote speaker at Women in<br />

Business event. $55, members; $65,<br />

nonmembers. Pre-registration required at<br />

Augusta<strong>Metro</strong>Chamber.com. Email Sabrina.<br />

Balthrop@augustametrochamber.com or<br />

call 706-821-1300.<br />

6:30pm Natalie’s Light<br />

Columbia County Library<br />

Program presents the experiences of<br />

teen suicides/suicide attempts, with Q&A<br />

afterward. Call 706-863-1946 or visit gchrl.<br />

org.<br />

7pm - 9:30pm A Taste of Wine and Art<br />

Aiken Center for the Arts<br />

A fundraiser featuring local cuisine, wine<br />

tastings, silent auctions and more. $50<br />

per person. Call 803-641-9094 or visit<br />

aikencenterforthearts.org.<br />

7:30pm Cirque Spooktacular<br />

Bell Auditorium<br />

Cirque de la Symphonie’s aerial flyers,<br />

acrobats, jugglers andstrongmen perform<br />

daring feats choreographed to live music<br />

by SymphonyOrchestra Augusta. $16-$66.<br />

Visit soaugusta.org or call 706-826-4705.<br />

Fri Oct 20<br />

All day Western Carolina State Fair<br />

Aiken Fairgrounds<br />

An annual event that runs through Monday,<br />

Oct. 30, and includes carnival rides and<br />

games, exhibits, shows, food and more.<br />

Visit westerncarolinastatefair.com.<br />

1pm - 3pm Home-Brewed Bitters<br />

Workshop<br />

White Hills Farm, Dearing<br />

Workshop teaches people how to make<br />

bitters, all the rage in cocktails these days.<br />

Homegrown gifts also will be available for<br />

purchase. $5 donation requested. Visit<br />

augustalocallygrown.org or call 706-288-<br />

7895 (text first).<br />

6pm 1 in 8 Let’s Educate about Breast<br />

Cancer<br />

AU’s Maxwell Theatre<br />

Community event to inform about breast<br />

cancer and screening guidelines, to<br />

recognize survivors and to honor those<br />

who died of the disease. Live music and<br />

heartwarming stories. Call 706-721-8353 or<br />

visit calendar.augusta.edu.<br />

6:30pm Adult Spelling Bee<br />

Aiken Municipal Building<br />

Presented by Public Education<br />

Partners. $25. Tickets available at the<br />

door, at Floyd & Green or online at<br />

publiceducationpartners.eventsmart.com/<br />

events/pep-adult-spelling-bee. Call 803-<br />

649-9040 or email pepspellingbee@gmail.<br />

com.<br />

6:30pm - 9pm Southern Suds<br />

Augusta Museum of History<br />

An educational program about the<br />

history and future of brewing in Augusta<br />

that also includes a beer tasting. Local<br />

brewery River Watch Brewery is making a<br />

historic brew for the event from a recipe<br />

provided by the museum. $20-$45; $10,<br />

designated driver. Call 706-722-8454 or<br />

visit augustamuseum.org.<br />

7pm - 11pm The Art of Chocolate<br />

The Legends Club<br />

A black-tie optional fundraiser for Child<br />

Enrichment that includes food, cocktails,<br />

silent auctions, music by the South Atlantic<br />

Band, chocolate, desserts and more. $75.<br />

Call 706-737-4631 or visit childenrichment.<br />

org.<br />

Sat Oct 21<br />

7am - 10:30am Fall Farm Fest<br />

Aiken County Farmer’s Market<br />

A celebration of the fall harvest that will<br />

feature children’s crafts, the Aiken Master<br />

Gardeners and more. Call 803-293-2214.<br />

8am - 2pm Augusta Market at the<br />

River<br />

8th Street Plaza, Reynolds Street<br />

The event features vendors of all kinds,<br />

activities, live entertainment and more.<br />

Visit theaugustamarket.com.<br />

10am - 5pm Colonial Times: A Day to<br />

Remember<br />

North Augusta’s Living History Park<br />

A two-day, free event that includes<br />

demonstrations and living exhibits of<br />

Colonial life, a Colonial dance and more.<br />

Call 803-279-7560 or visit colonialtimes.us.<br />

11am - 3pm Flack Family Fall Festival<br />

4246 Washington Road<br />

Games, crafts, antique cars, inflatables,<br />

dunk tank, food trucks, hay rides and more.<br />

Free admission. All proceeds to support<br />

children on a Native American reservation<br />

in Montana. Call 706-305-3241 or visit<br />

facebook.com/flackfamilychiropractic.<br />

Noon - 5pm World Series of Chili<br />

Cook-Off<br />

Lake Olmstead Stadium<br />

An Augusta GreenJackets event that will<br />

raise funds for Camp Lakeside, this event<br />

will feature a contest where individual<br />

and business teams can win prizes for<br />

most unique chili, people choice, most<br />

overall creative chili stand and best overall<br />

chili. In addition, there will be live music,<br />

a cornhole tournament, food and drinks<br />

and more. Chili teams can register for $30<br />

(individuals) or $60 (businesses), and<br />

admission is $10, adults; $5, children 4-12;<br />

free, children 3 and under. Dogs welcome.<br />

Call 706-736-7889 or email alowndes@<br />

greenjacketsbaseball.com.<br />

1pm - 4pm CSRA Wine and Culinary<br />

Festival<br />

West Lake Club House<br />

Wine and food samplings, as well as a<br />

silent auction. Each attendee will receive<br />

a free wine glass. $50; $25, designated<br />

drivers. Visit csrawinefestival.com.<br />

4pm - 8pm Pet-A-Palooza Animal<br />

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