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20/20 Vision

Renaissance Gallery 106 Spring Street SW, Gainesville

A review of the work of Howard Finster through 2-d and 3-d work in collaboration with the annual Finster-Fest celebrating the work and life of Howard Finster. The exhibit will be open from August 11- December 1st by appointment.

Be the Hollow Bone – Solo exhibit by Tina Mullen

Sellars Gallery 200 Boulevard, Gainesville

A look into the birds and wildlife of the southeast in conversation between Artist Tina Mullen and scientific prints from the Brenau University Permanent Art Collection, specifically our Arader Collection.

Brenau Prayer Collective

Brenau Prayer Collective
The Chaplain's Office 102 Prior St SE, Gainesville

The Prayer Collective is a non-denominational prayer group led by University Chaplain, Rev. Andrea Corso Johnson, M.Div. The Prayer Collective provides an opportunity at Brenau University for people of all faiths and spiritualities to participate in group prayers as a spiritual practice. We welcome all Brenau University Students, Faculty, Staff and local constituents who desire […]

Lecture Series: A Victorian Halloween – Creature & Myths

Northeast Georgia History Center 322 Academy St NE, Gainesville

The Northeast Georgia History Center invites you for an exciting and spooky installment of the Fall Lecture Series — A Victorian Halloween: Creature & Myths. Guest speaker Dr. Phillip Guerty will present attendees with an interesting background on 19th century spiritualism, folklore and the evolution of Halloween culture. Perfect timing for one of the most […]

America in Full Voice

Hosch Theatre 429 Academy St., Gainesville

What does America sound like? It sounds like many voices, many stories, and many traditions woven together. America in Full Voice celebrates the richness of our nation's musical heritage through works by composers from a wide range of backgrounds, with a special focus on voices that have too often been overlooked. Rather than telling a […]