Augusta–Richmond County US: /əˈɡʌstə/ is a consolidated city-county on the central eastern border of the U.S. state of Georgia, and located on the Savannah River, at the head of its navigable portion. It is in the Piedmont section of the state. The Augusta metro area is situated in both Georgia and South Carolina, which is divided by the Savannah River. Augusta's warm climate made it a major resort town of the Eastern United States in the early and mid-20th century.
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Continuing to focus on excellence in live music performance, SOA shares its love through a variety of concert series:Symphony Series - Patrons are provided impressive evenings filled with the sound of the full orchestra sharing familiar classics and thrilling contemporary works.Pops! at the Bell - offers fan favorites from icons such as Olivia Newton John to the Music of Queen Spectacular and country favorites such as Wynonna Judd and Leann Rimes, to the music stages and screen.Columbia County Music Series - SOA's chamber series, features ensembles and guest artists from around the world in an intimate setting.Together, we are music!
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Meadow Garden is one of Georgia’s oldest dwellings. This national historic landmark is a quiet and inviting oasis in the midst of the industrialized city of Augusta, Georgia. Meadow Garden was the home of George Walton, one of the youngest signers of the Declaration of Independence. Come and visit this beautiful treasure! Guided tours are available Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00AM to 4:00. The home features 18th and 19th Century American and English furnishings, porcelains, paintings and primitive household equipment.
There is alot of restoration being done at Meadow Garden at this time. While this might be considered a problem with some places, it remains an eye opening experience for this historic home. Examples of the restorations of the past, the expansion of the home, and the original inner workings are revealed due to the restoration project. It also gives a ton of new information that is being discovered (Some only weeks old.) I recommend this location to anyone even during it's restoration and will return when it has been restored even more to see what new secrets might have been revealed. The tour guide was a treat to spend time with, and even though the house isn't too large you can spend quite a bit of time. I enjoyed myself fully.
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Formally organized in 1810 and is a monument to one of Georgia's earliest Catholic communities. The current building was consecrated in 1863 at the height of the Civil War and is the oldest surviving Catholic Church building in Georgia. The building is an impressive example of Romanesque Revival in 19th century church architecture. Daily Mass is Monday, Wednesday - Friday at 12:15pm; Tuesday Communion Service at 12:15pm. Sunday Masses: Saturday at 5pm, Sunday at 8am, 10:30pm & 12:30pm. Church open Monday, Wednesday-Friday from 10am-2pm and Tuesdays 10am-1pm.
11:00 Sunday Mass is one of the most beautiful Masses in Georgia. Unbelievable choir and chanting. Beautiful historic Catholic Church.
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Nothing quite feels like the opening of the spring season like when the worlds top professional golfers head to the prestigious Augusta National Golf Club to compete in the Masters Tournament. As an attendee to the annual event you can watch these athletes compete against one another on arguably the most beautifully designed yet challenging gold courses in the world. If you want to be a spectator, tickets are extremely difficult to find, however you may have more luck trying to get into the events practice rounds, which require you to enter a lottery nearly a year before the event is actually held.
As a local! I found the negative reviews more of a review of Augusta not the National! It is “like Oz” bc it’s hidden behind giant green walls... on the other side everything is in “color”! Yes it sucks you can’t just walk up and take pictures but, if you could it wouldn’t be so special! There is one small sign in the front they allow pictures to be taken in front of but that’s all! Don’t try to get in you will be arrested! Just don’t waste your gas or a plane ticket thinking you can walk up into a pro shop because that’s just not how it works! Chillax people! If you get the opportunity to go and enjoy it... do it... but, only during an actual tournament!
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My grandpa was born in this area and I was looking for his father’s grave. The gentleman in the office was very helpful in getting us within 2 family plots of my ancestors. Since they lived before the civil war, the computer listings did not go that far back. The property is beautiful and oozes of history when reading the tombstones. The Magnolia trees are enormous and were a lovely backdrop on a cool fall day of finding my roots.
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I took my daughter to see the classic rock group Kansas at this newly renovated theatre in downtown Augusta. Being that much of the area surrounding this venue needs a facelift, this place has been updated and it is a fantastic place to see a live show. The sound was superb, the seating was comfortable and the staff were great. Highly recommended!
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Guided canal boat tours depart daily from the Augusta Canal Discovery Center, an interactive interpretive museum that tells the history of Augusta's 1845 canal and industrial revolution in the American South. Housed in a 19th century cotton mill. Gift shop on site.
Have fun learning about the workings of a textile mill and learn about the importance of the Augusta Canal with a guided boat ride on the canal.
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Located on the Riverwalk in downtown Augusta, the Morris is the oldest museum in the country dedicated to the art and artists of the American South. Its permanent collection includes nearly 5,000 works of art, dating from the late-eighteenth century to the present. The Morris also hosts twelve or more special exhibitions every year and provides a rich variety of public programs and events. Admission is FREE every Sunday.
this museum is lovely and has a wide variety of southern artists with a wide range of genres--worth a trip lovely interior right on the river
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Wonderful museum with lots of great displays including a train and trolley you can board and a great James Brown display. Much bigger than I expected. Worth the visit!
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A gem in the heart of Augusta touring sacred heart was beyond my imagination. The beauty of the flowers are among some of the best I've ever seen. We did the audio tour with headphones helping me to connect with some of the amazing aspects of this beautiful building. I can see why every girls dream is to get married there it would be almost like a magical wedding. The history behind the whole museum makes it even better!! Staff is also an amazing added bonus
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