Events

Gertrude Herbert
Institute of Art
Full class listings can be
accessed at www.ghia.org
or by calling 706-722-5495.

April 14-July 31. Studio Art Classes and Workshops. Spring/summer classes available for adults, youth and children in a wide variety of media. Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art. Ware’s Folly. 706-722-5495

Karate and martial arts classes are being held at Garrett Gymnasium on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:30-7:40. Garrett Gym is located at 1110 Eisenhower Drive right bext to Garrett Elementary.  Eisenhower Drive starts near the entrance of the Augusta National Golf Course (Masters golf).

Classes are for ages 8 and up and are $30 per month with no contracts and no testing fees.

Go to www.csraDefensiveArts.com or www.csrakarate.com for more details.

Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art
Full class listings can be accessed at www.ghia.org or by calling 706-722-5495.
 

June 19-August 1. Steven Lawson Exhibition. This artist’s photographic images are created using radically altered cameras that incrementally record a scene as it transpires through time.
 

Keep Columbia County Beautiful and Waste Management have placed five recycling bins for the public to recycle their old telephone books. The bins will be available for drop off until August 31 at the following locations in Columbia County. Call 706-312-7195 or E-mail jhinton@columbiacountyga.gov for more information. •Government Center, 630 Ronald Regan Dr. (front parking lot) in Evans. •Fire Department Headquarters, 3910 Desoto Dr., Martinez. •Fire Department Station #3, 703 Furys Ferry Rd. •Fire Department Station #4, 4590 Oakley Pirkle Rd.

Did you have a child at age 35 or older? Are you expecting? This group of “older” moms welcomes you for meetings, support and playdates. Disabled children welcome. Contact Ami McKenzie at 706-364-5245 or hoopnhollar2@comcast.net.

Go to: www.momsclubaugusta.org. Ever feel like you’re the only mother who stays home? You are not alone! Come meet other at-home mothers at the MOMS Club, an international nonprofit organization.

This exhibit encourages kids to stay active and healthy. Children are engaged in circus fun as they get moving and learn about exercise, the food pyramid, healthy snacking and self image. They will stretch like an acrobat, make their way through a kid-size obstacle course and practice juggling healthy fruits and vegetables. All this while learning how to tame lions of laziness, perform feats of strength and wellness and discover the many ways to stay active and eat healthfully.

Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta 275 Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW, Atlanta.

Aiken Center for the Arts. 803-641-9094

Make an appointment to educate and excite your troop about history. Brownie, Junior, Cadette and Senior Girl Scout Troops can earn try-its, badges and interest projects. Call Heather Sellers to schedule. Augusta Museum of History
560 Reynolds St. 706-722-8454.

Weeklong overnight camping experience for ages 7-17. Traditional overnight camp activities at a close, convenient location. Call for details. The Family Y
Financial assistance is available for all Family Y programs. Register at any branch or online at www.thefamilyy.org or call 706-922-9622.

American Sign Language–Beginners Level. 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. MCGHealth Medical Center Terrace Dining, Magnolia Room second floor. Call to register and for fees. 706-721-6929.
 

This popular form of exercise helps expectant mothers stay fit, comfortable and relaxed. All levels are welcome. Classes are offered in eight class sessions and registration is required. Radiant Well-Being Yoga Center 803-613-0684 or www.RadiantWellbeing.com

Bring your children to decorate their own wooden bookmark. Space is limited and sessions must be pre-paid. Ages 4 and up. Children must accompanied at all times. Call 706-364-1795 for fees and registration.

July 3: Is Your mama a Llama? July 10: Tale of Tom Kitten. July 17: Tale of Two Bad Mice. July 24: Tale of Peter Rabbit. July 31: Tale of Flopsy Bunnies. 10 a.m. Ages 3 and 4. Groups must register. Appleby Branch Library 2260 Walton Way. 706-736-6758.

Williams discusses interpreting art through cultural and historical context. Noon. Morris Museum of Art
1 Tenth St. 706-724-7501 or www.themorris.org.

July 2: Bugville. July 9: The Love Bug. July 16: Bug Off! July 23: Bee Movie. 2 p.m. Diamond Lakes Branch Library 101 Diamond Lakes Way, Hephzibah. 706-772-2432. Pre-registration required for all activities.

7-9:30 p.m. Free. Registration required. University Health Care System Call 706-774-2825 for information. Registration is required for most programs.