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Bryan White Concert RESCHEDULED

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Due to unforeseen circumstances, Bryan White's live performance at the Averitt Center on Jan. 10th has to be rescheduled. The NEW concert date is Saturday, February 21st at 7 pm.

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We deeply apologize for any inconvenience. As this was unforeseen, we will do our best to assist all our current and future ticket holders with this change.

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*All tickets already purchased for the Jan. 10th date WILL BE HONORED for the NEW Feb. 21st concert date. Please contact our box office if you have questions or need to discuss your tickets.

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Box office phone: 912-212-2787

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The Averitt Center for the Arts is a non-profit arts organization in Statesboro Georgia.

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The arts is a vital part of one's education that can lead to improved academics, new skills, and unique perspectives. We aim to show the importance of arts education and teach every generation it's meaning.

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We belive everyone should have access to art in it's many forms. So we provide a variety of accessible events for every generation to experience and enjoy from live music & theater to hands on visual arts & dance.

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*Disclaimer* Some events in this list are rentals & partnership events. The views and opinions expressed or presented in this program do not necessarily represent or reflect the views or positions of the Averitt Center for the Arts or any of our various facilities (Emma Kelly Theater, Roxie Remley Center for Fine Arts, Whitaker Blackbox Theater, and Rosengart Gallery).

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