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We have four galleries, offering exhibits year round. Galleries are open and FREE to the public Tuesday through Friday, from 10 am until 7 pm, and on Saturdays from 10 am until 4 pm.

Click on the picture to see thumbnails of our current Exhibit Season.

Scroll under Gallery Exhibits on the Red Bar above to learn more about current exhibits. Galleries include: Main Gallery for professional exhibits, Legends Gallery (available for artist rental), Youth Gallery (for local schools to exhibit student work.) Community exhibits may be in any of the galleries.

Scroll under Learning Opportunities to learn about classes, camps and workshops offered here at the Averitt Center.

Give a gift of love! Give a Gift Certificate to the Averitt Center for Local Art, Tickets to Shows, Camps/Instructional Programs! Call 912-212-ARTS to learn how!

            


Call for tickets today @ 912-212-ARTS

Click on the picture to see thumbnails of our season shows.

Scroll under Performances on the Red Bar above to learn of other exciting shows in the Emma Kelly Theater, or upcoming auditions.

Performance Season = Our Professional Shows

Community Theater = Averitt STARS productions

Community Performances = Shows produced by local producers who rent the theater.

Special Events = Extra events produced by the Averitt Center

 

 

Artist Spotlight

Heather Benton

Heather Benton maintains a deep and profound love for the picturesque, agricultural nature of the Southeast. Her childhood offered her a great deal of travel, living in Murphreesboro, Virginia Beach, Chapel Hill, as well as more recently, Statesboro. She began her career in photography at the age of 15 while living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Almost immediately, she began to show a preference toward photojournalism and documentary style work. Within two years, at the age of 17, she began to teach introduction classes to grade school children through the Durham Arts Council, which led to her introduction to her early mentors, John Cowan and York Wilson.