A cooperative of various types of art, from stained glass to jewelry to paintings of various kinds…read more A group of artists who have come together to provide some art and culture. The gallery is actually a working studio space and also provides art classes. They even allow you to use the space for events at really reasonable cost.

The weekly stress has me constantly searching for ways to relax and unwind. This week that search…read moreled me to Aiken Painr and Sip to try out a pottery class with Sydney Ott. I loved this class and will be back for her 5 week session soon. The laughter alone is a great way to unwind from the stresses of the world. I really appreciate the patience she had for her students(especially me). She stayed in rescue mode but told us this was part of learning. For this perfectionist, I needed to hear those words. I had a fantastic time and highly recommend you take a trip over to her shop for a fun day of learning.

My sisters and I went to Board and Brush for an evening of fun and painting. We were so happy to…read morework with Amy, the owner. She was very helpful with us non-artist types. LOL! There was 80s music videos playing for us and our stations were all set up and good to go. She walked us through the steps and let us be creative, but we were happy to know that she was there with us watching as we worked. We needed a little hand holding at first, but she gave us confidence that we could get our piece finished and helped touch up our mistakes. We are proud of the art we made.

Mr.Rick an the staff was great, an helped me with everything..the information that was given helped…read moreme tremendously with my decision to finally go back to school.

Mr. Ricky Mills goes above and beyond to help me and keep me updated on everything I need to know…read moreto be successful as I prepare for the upcoming school term. I truly appreciate all of his support and guidance throughout this journey.

Absolute best performances and instructors!! There is a great community here, and the faculty is so…read morededicated!

Nothing much to say accept its a good place to get your core classes for degrees obtained…read moreelsewhere. They push you to graduate but I say check the required curriculum of the school you're transferring to. It will probably save you money by taking only the classes you need. They now have a pretty decent online selection too. Overall I believe it's a great school as long as you're proactive regarding what you need.

My experience at this college has been extraordinary. I was a less than stellar high school student…read moreand I virtually flunked out of my first college, but GMC has turned me into an all-star student. It's the first time I've "cared" about school since the 3rd grade. The teachers here care about you, and with the small class sizes you really get a chance to know them and form meaningful relationships. The classes are quick--8 weeks--and you're able to knock it out at an extremely convenient but comfortable speed. And the club opportunities are terrific. Our debate team went to Chicago. It was crazy. The school's extremely affordable as it is, but on top of the already low cost, your books are free. If you're interested in starting college for the first time or coming back to try again, I implore you to do it at GMC.

I walked in the admissions office this morning with big hopes and as soon as i got to the…read moreadmissions counter there was two ladies who looked at me as if i was a ghost which instantly made me feel discouraged UNTIL Mrs Selisa Walker pulled me into her office and was so welcoming,kind and informative. She was my saving grace she literally helped me pick a program that would make sense for me and life. She gave me all the information and helped me get into the right courses. Mrs. Walkers was AMAZING so sweet and patient you can really tell she loves and takes pride in her job.

1991 graduate gave me a great start to then transfer to university. I know many who have obtained…read moredegrees, certificates or other credentials at ATC then go on to have successful careers.

This square stands out from some dated-looking parts of Augusta's downtown as being nicely…read moredecorated and well manicured. There are sometimes events and food trucks and such here, but often it is just a park with some benches to sit at. It is not especially distinctive, but it is a worthwhile landmark.

This open grass space is between Broad and Reynolds Streets and between 8th and 9th Streets. It is…read moreusually a festival or entertainment area but today it's just grass and is a lovely park. The park is filled with interesting sculpture pieces and is of course headed up by the James Brown Statue. The acre of property has a putting green quality grass area and is circled by a smooth brick walkway. When there are goings on, there is electrical and water available. There is allegedly a free wifi but I couldn't find it today. [Review 14730 overall, 230 of 2021, number 394 in Georgia.]