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Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - 623 Crawford Avenue, Augusta, GA 30904-3707 (706) 736-4060
Elim Baptist Church - 2359 Mt. Auburn Street, Augusta, GA 30904 (706) 738-1294 - (visit website)
Tabernacle Baptist Church - Established in 1885, it is Augusta’s largest black congregation and a church with a national reputation 1223 Laney-Walker Boulevard, Augusta, GA (706) 724-1230 - (visit website)
Ward Chapel AME Church - 1814 15th Street, Augusta, GA (706) 733-0746 - (visit website)
Entertainment
Club 3000 1602 Gordon Highway, Augusta, Georgia 30906 (706) 798-0021
Cream Nightclub join the Social Climax every Wednesday and The Saturday Night Banger every Saturday at Cream night club 1511 North Leg Road, Augusta, Georgia 30909 (706) 922-3119
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Pure Night Club Augusta Inc 813 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia 30901-1214 (706) 849-4114
The Soul Bar from live jazz on Wednesday "prayer meetin'" nights to Eighties Night and Latin Night featuring Salsa Picante Music, this funky and eclectic downtown bar has revived funk in the best way. 984 Broad St, Augusta, Georgia 30901 (706) 724-8880
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Vue Augusta Nightclub eclectic music genres ranging from the best of the Oldies, Shag, Jazz to 70’s Disco Funk 469 Highland Avenue, Augusta, Georgia 30909 (706) 364-0786
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As always at Midtown Market there will be good food, good wine, good friends, and great deals!
Friday Moonlight Music Cruise - Location: Augusta Canal (706) 823-0440 - (visit website)
Moonlight Music Cruises Enjoy live music in a variety of styles. Each Friday in April through June and again from September to early November . Features performances from blues to bluegrass.
Take a Virtual Safari Through Kenya, East Africa - Location: Artistic Perceptions (706) 724-8739 - (visit website)
Mike Carr-Hartley's original oil painting and photographs of the animals and scenes from the many safaris he hosted during his 65 years living in Kenya. Come visit with Mike and learn more about Kenya and his life in Kenya.
The African American Golf Exhibition - Location: The Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History (706) 724-3576 - (visit website)
Exploring the role of African Americans in golf with a special emphasis on the role of the black caddie. For more than a century, African Americans served as caddies at the nation's leading country clubs, as well as on the PGA circuit. Some were amply rewarded for their caddying services with a share of the lucrative purses from tournament play, and a few, such as Charles Sifford, Ted Rhodes, Lee Elder and Augusta's Jim Dent, even managed to launch careers as professional golfers.
The Godfather Of Soul, Mr. James Brown Exhibit - Location: Augusta Museum of History (706) 722-8454 - (visit website)
The exhibit celebrates his life - The Man, They Music, The Legacy. Highlights will include his humble beginnings, the popularity of his music world-wide, his national role in race relations, as an advocate for education and his commitment to helping those less fortunate.
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