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The Averitt Center for the Arts, home of the Emma Kelly Theater, is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. They do not receive unrestricted funding from grants, local, state or federal agencies. A large part of their funding is from individual supporters and through special fundraisers sponsored by Friends of the Arts throughout the year. Thank you for supporting the arts through your participation and tax deductible donations. 

Cultural Clays--Shooting for the Arts!

Shooting for the arts has become a highly anticipated annual event. This year's Cultural Clays is October 9. Mark your calendars for a chance to shoot clays on a beautiful course not normally open to the public! The event is open to four person teams with an entry fee of $400. All proceeds support the Averitt Center for the Arts and its many programs, scholarships, etc.

For more information, Contact Melinda at 912-212-2787, or email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

DATE: October 9, 2009

 
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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.