August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

Monday, August 26 Townsend All-Faculty Gala Fickling Hall, 7:30 p.m. The Townsend concert season opens with a showcase of performances by the distinguished faculty artists in a festival gala concert event. Please join us for a reception honoring the performers and the start of the concert year. Free and open to the public.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

Monday, September 2 The Labor Day Festival Fickling Hall, 3 p.m. After three days of intensive solo and chamber study with McDuffie Center for Strings faculty, eight high school seniors join McDuffie faculty and current students to celebrate the Labor Day holiday in a free concert in Fickling Hall. Seating is first come, first served.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.