Arts & Culture at ABAC announces 2026-2027 season featuring music, theater, literature and more – Tifton Gazette

Arts & Culture at ABAC announces 2026-2027 season featuring music, theater, literature and more – Tifton Gazette

Published 7:18 am Tuesday, August 11, 2026 TIFTON — Arts & Culture at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College announced its 2026-2027 season, “Rooted in Inspiration,” featuring a diverse lineup of performances, lectures, concerts and special events designed to celebrate creativity, culture and community. The upcoming season will showcase professional artists, musicians, authors and performers from across the country while providing opportunities to experience the arts through live performances and engaging events. Visit arts.abac.edu for a description of each event and ticket information. “Arts & Culture at ABAC celebrates the power of live arts to bring people together, preserve cultural heritage and reflect the rich diversity of our shared human experience,” said Jeff Newberry, ABAC professor of English and Poet in Residence. “Each season offers a dynamic tapestry of events ranging from classical and contemporary performances to literary presentations, theater, music and unique visual storytelling.” The 2026-2027 season will include several signature series, including the “ABAC Presents! Performing Arts Series,” the “First Tuesday Concert Series,” the “ABAC Tribute Series,” the “Herbert Shippey Visiting Writers Series” and the “Carter Arts & Lecture Series” at the Bainbridge Site. The season opens with an ABAC Music Faculty Concert Tuesday, Sept. 1, at 7 p.m. in Howard Auditorium at the Tifton Site. The “ABAC Tribute Series” will begin Thursday, Oct. 1, with “Sail On: The…

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