On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks was asked to give up her seat to a white person, to which she said “No”. Her defiance led to her arrest and that moment sparked the famous, 381 day Montgomery Bus Boycott. Despite the success of the boycott, sixty-eight years later, transportation is still a civil rights issue. For the past six years, people and organizations across the country have come together to honor Rosa Parks and Transit Equity Day on her birthday, February 4th..
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Engaging in local volunteering opportunities creates a ripple effect that extends far beyond the immediate act of service.
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Discover the joy of cultivating your own green oasis within the confines of your urban dwelling.
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here are three easy New Year's resolutions for those looking to engage more in their community..
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Preparing for a tropical storm is crucial to minimize damage and ensure safety. Here are some steps that farmers, both rural and urban, can take to prepare over the next 24 hours:
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don’t forget!!! FTFF takes place on September 22 this month.
Don’t fret though. Come on down to Arts in the Heart and say hello to the team. We’ll all be there!
Read MoreAugusta Area Black Farmers Celebrate Juneteenth 2023
List compiled by Growing Augusta: Arts, Agriculture, & Agency
Courtesy of the South Augusta Farmers Market, where we connect and build community through food. Join us every 1st Saturday at the corner of Windsor Spring and Tobacco Roads.
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New to the 2023 ABRW experience are prix fixe options from each partner and collabs with personal/executive chefs, and a feature exclusive to South Augusta – Food Truck Family Friday. Like the cuisine, each experience is unique. Join us June 12-18, 2023.
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