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Category: Attraction
Arts & Heritage Center of North Augusta
Phone: (803) 441-4380
City: North Augusta
Region: Midlands
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Arts & Heritage Center of North Augusta
The Arts and Heritage Center of North Augusta is a non-profit organization on the first floor of the North Augusta Municipal Center. It is located at the intersection of Georgia Avenue and Center Street at 100 Georgia Avenue. The AHC has three galleries, two of which host rotating exhibits and one of which showcases a permanent regional history exhibit with interactive components. There is also a Gift Shop full of creations by local artists, such as books, photography, paintings, jewelry and food products.
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