Upcoming Exhibitions

June 2013

Works by Scott Foxx

August 2013

Julie Dempsey presents Black and White: A Photograph Exhibition by Local Teens Who Have Experienced Depression

Blind Willie McTell

Blues singer, guitarist

Blind Willie McTell's music is characterized by his clear voice and twelve-string finger picking technique. His crisp, clean guitar lines intertwine with and underline his lyrics. Through his wide repertoire McTell was able to cater to his audience, being adept at playing blues, ragtime, gospel, pop, and country material. None of his records was a hit, however, he was able to record prolifically by creating a different pseudonym for each recording scout he encountered. Read more...

Emma Kelly

Musician

Emma Thompson Kelly was a Georgia music icon.

She was named the “The Lady of 6,000 songs” for her encyclopedic knowledge of popular music by the late Johnny Mercer. She was a Bulloch County native and her lively performances at church services, civic clubs, school graduation, senior proms, weddings and recitals, endeared her to thousands of Georgians – both young and old.

Dr. Michael Braz

Pianist/composer

Michael Braz received his B.M. and M.M. degrees from the University of Miami, later completing a Ph.D. as a University Fellow at Florida State University. A keyboard soloist in England’s Haslemere Festival of Early Music, he has also collaborated with numerous orchestras, music festivals, and ensembles ranging from chamber music to jazz and rock. Read more...

Roxie Remley

Artist - Inducted in 2011

She is a farm girl who was also a World War II captain. She is a strong-willed woman who is also one of the warmest people you’ll ever meet. And at age 92, she continued to create spectacular and unforgettable paintings. Read more...