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Ann Odum laughingly says, “I’m famous for about one square mile!”

“What’s more fun than a Barbershop Quartet?” asks Stone Mountain Chorus President Robert Siegel. “How about five of them plus a Barbershop Chorus, all live and on stage!”

Suwanee Arts Center’s Executive Director Cynthia Hill is abundantly happy about the upcoming event, “The Dam Dinner,” as it celebrates its second year.

There are 75 photographs included in the “Life through the Lens” Norcross Photography Competition Exhibition, but only one image can become the “People’s Choice.”

Tanya Gilmer, Lionheart Theatre’s founder and producing director, invites everyone who loves supernatural themes and thriller storylines to enjoy the Lionheart fall season.

Gwinnett area theater-goers will be able to enjoy Contemporary Classic’s first play of their new season and, if they want, participate in it as well.

Why kick off a fall season with a play titled “The Nerd”? For Lionheart Theatre’s September production of this popular Larry Shue play, there are quite a few good reasons.

The Players Guild at Sugar Hill begins its new season on Sept. 1 when it presents the perennial favorite play (and movie) “Steel Magnolias.”

Ducking into a cool, bright art gallery is a terrific way to beat the current heat wave. From Norcross to Suwanee to Buford and beyond, Gwinnett galleries offer a wide

“I’m really grateful to be in the sisterhood of weird,” says Jaclyn Hofmann Faircloth, an actor and producer bringing “The Pros and Cons of Killing Your Cult Leader” to the