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Programs, Workshops & Camps
We operate on a semester basis with a Fall, Winter/Spring and Summer Semester. Registration is as follows:
Summer Semester registration begins April 10 @ ArtsFest. Programs begin June 3rd. Fall Semester registration begins the first week in July. Programs begin the 3rd week in August.
Winter/Spring Semester registration begins the first week of December. Programs begin the 3rd week in January.
There are 3 ways to register:
1. Call 912-212-ARTS Tuesday through Friday, 10 am - 5 pm.
2. Visit the Box Office on 33 E. Main ST, Tuesday - Friday, 1pm-5:30 pm
3. Visit the business offices on 2nd floor, Tuesday-Friday, 10 am-5 pm.
(During summer, we are also open on Monday.)

CLASSES ARE DETERMINED ON CLASS MINIMUMS. REGISTER EARLY SO THAT YOUR FAVORITE CLASS IS NOT CANCELLED.
Research has proven that instruction in Fine Arts develops Critical Thinking Skills and improves Test Scores. Since opening in 2004, the Averitt Center has awarded one $100-Youth Scholarship to each Bulloch County Public School to be used for Averitt Center Instructional Programs. Please consider giving to the Youth Scholarship program so that we may offer more scholarships to deserving youth.
The Arts Council for the Arts does not discriminate against any person with respect to a person’s race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age veteran status, political affiliation, or disability.
 
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Artist Spotlight

Roxie Remley

High school music appreciation classes served as my early background in classical music when we listened to Walter Damrosch give commentary during an hour of recorded music on radio in the 1930’s.

Listening to the recorded Symphony No. 3 EROICA last year on the radio, I began to visualize how sounds could lead me into a painting. Beethoven’s EROICA is composed in four movements of contrasting moods and change of keys. This break away from the classical style was occurring in other arts of the 18th century Europe in painting, sculpture, architecture, drama, dance and poetry.