(Event Date Mon 03/27)   Each month, Le Chat Noir presents “Tales From The Box”, a night of improve comedy that is as endearing as it is humorous. For March, Monday 3/27  is the night…a comedy show that explores life experiences and creates common ground by making fun of all of them equally.  Show time is 8pm at Le Chat, 304 8th Street in downtown Augusta.  More info at LCNAugusta.com.

(Event Date: Wed 03/29)    Augusta University’s Pi Kappa Phi fraternity presents the Gamma PsiClaton, a biking event to raise money and awareness for physical and mental disabilities. There are fun games occurring throughout the day and a Talent Show taking place at 7pm. This is an all-day event happening at the Jaguar Student Activity Center patio beginning at 9am. For more information, you can visit their Facebook page, Augusta University – Pi Kappa Phi.

(Event Date: Wed 03/29)   Wednesday evening at 7, the poet “Sa Jules” presents LIFE-LOGUES.  It is a spoken word and monologue show featuring real life, real stories and real feelings shared by artists who share their experiences in a poetic format.   “Life Logues” takes place at The Doris Building, 930 Broad Street in downtown Augusta. Details are available on the Life Logues Facebook Page.

(Event Date: Thu 03/30)   The Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History presents Women’s History Month Tribute: Keepers of the Dreams Thursday from 6 to 8 at the Lucy Craft Laney Museum on Phillips Street. It is an evening of creative dialogue lead by Lucinda Clark with influential women within the community. More information available at lucycraftlaneymuseum.com under the calendar tab.

(Event date: Thu 03/30)   Augusta’s Imperial Theatre presents “Deconstructing the Beatles”—a series of films by composer, producer and Beatles aficionado Scott Freiman (FRY-man). The series begins this Thursday with an educational journey into the Beatles’ groundbreaking techniques in creating their seminal 1966 album, “Revolver.” Showtime, 7:30pm. Tix and more info at imperialtheatre.com.

(Event Date:  Fri 03/31)    Augusta Entertainment Complex presents the Augusta R&B Spring Jam Friday at 8 at the James Brown Arena on 7th St. There are performances by the band Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, award winning R&B artist Ginuwine, multi-platinum R&B group Dru Hill, and six-time Grammy nominated singer and song writer Kelly Price. More information and tickets available at augustaentertainmentcomplex.com.

(Event Date: Fri 03/31)   Le Chat Noir is hosting a Shrek-themed trivia night, exploring the adventures of fairy tale characters from an array of movies. After trivia, Le Chat presents the film series “Wages of Cine.” This event takes place at Le Chat Noir on 8th Street from 8-10pm. For more information, you can visit their Facebook page, Friday Trivia w/Mike Sleeper.

(Event Date: Sat 04/01)   Want to Perform at Arts in the Heart of Augusta? A free Info Session is set for 3pm on Saturday  at That Coffe Place, 106 Pleasant Home Rd #2a in Augusta.  Answers to any questions you might have about the application or the festival will be available.   Details ArtsInTheHeartofAugusta.com.

(Event Date: Tue 04/04)   Rock Fore Dough, the annual concert benefiting The First Tee of Augusta, is this Tuesday at The Lady A Pavilion in Evans Towne Center Park. This year’s performers are Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker, Kip Moore, along with Bethany and The Southside Boys. Gates open at 4pm. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs…but not your coolers.  Tickets and additional information available at RockForeDough.com.

(Event date: Thu 04/06)   Next Thursday at the Augusta Common, the Major Rager event returns with a major lineup of musicians. This year’s talent includes The Flaming Lips, Moon Taxi, the Eric Krasno Band, and more. As always, a portion of proceeds from the event benefit Press On—an Augusta-based nonprofit whose mission is to raise funds for pediatric cancer research. More information and tickets online at themajorrager.com

(Event Date: Sat 04/15)   Saturday April 15th The Lyceum Series and The Cinema Series at Augusta University invite you to EIGA FEST--a day exploring the cinema and culture of JAPAN. The program gets underway at noon in Maxwell Theatre on AU’s Summerville Campus. Admission is Free. More info at Augusta.Edu/MaxwellTheatre.