UGA Presents welcomes internationally acclaimed violinist Augustin Hadelich to Hodgson Concert Hall Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 7:30 p.m. Hadelich, celebrated for his phenomenal technique, ravishing tone, and insightful interpretations, will appear in an unaccompanied […]
Read MoreThe University of Georgia Performing Arts Center (PAC) welcomes Symbio, the acclaimed Swedish electro-folk duo, for both an evening performance and afternoon insights on Thursday, Sept. 25. These events are part of […]
Read MoreCelebrated contemporary dance company performs September 19 at the Classic Center Theatre The University of Georgia Performing Arts Center is proud to present the Paul Taylor Dance Company, one of […]
Read More“Why I Give” is a recurring series of articles about the people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet Bill Ross, a city planning consultant and principal of […]
Read MoreThe UGA Performing Arts Center welcomes the best in classical, jazz and roots music to its stages. Now visitors to the PAC’s Lobby Gallery can spend more than four months […]
Read MoreThe University of Georgia Performing Arts Center announces the grand opening of the 2025-26 UGA Presents season, featuring an extraordinary evening with international star Lea Salonga in Stage, Screen & Everything In Between, Thursday, Sept. […]
Read More“This season, we invite you to explore, connect, and celebrate the power of live experiences and the unifying power they have in our lives. From unforgettable music, theatre, and dance […]
Read More“The Performing Arts Center (PAC) at the University of Georgia continually sets the standard for excellence in entertainment for the Athens community.”—Athens Banner-Herald UGA Presents, the UGA Performing Arts Center’s series of international professional […]
Read More“Why I Give” is a recurring series of articles about the people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet Brad and Vera Tucker. He is retired after 35 […]
Read More“There’s no more exciting or excitable a picker in acoustic music than Sam Bush. A whirling dervish onstage, he flails like Jimmy Page, conjuring up mesmerizing polyrhythmic chops and trailblazing […]
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