The Arts

  • Porchfest in Cobbham: Family Finds a Storied, Roomy Gem

    The Porchfest home profile project was produced by University of Georgia students in Lori Johnston’s journalism seminar on home and garden writing and Katie Marages’ vernacular architecture course. The students interviewed homeowners, researched the residences and neighborhoods, and captured photo and video of the homes. The residences featured will host…

  • Porchfest in Cobbham: Past, Present Collide Through Vintage, Modern Styles

    The Porchfest home profile project was produced by University of Georgia students in Lori Johnston’s journalism seminar on home and garden writing and Katie Marages’ vernacular architecture course. The students interviewed homeowners, researched the residences and neighborhoods, and captured photo and video of the homes. The residences featured will host…

  • Porchfest in Buena Vista Heights: Creative Energy Abounds in Arts and Crafts-Style Home

    The Porchfest home profile project was produced by University of Georgia students in Lori Johnston’s journalism seminar on home and garden writing and Katie Marages’ vernacular architecture course. The students interviewed homeowners, researched the residences and neighborhoods, and captured photo and video of the homes. The residences featured will host…

  • The exterior of a white house with a blue door.

    Porchfest in Reese-West Hancock: How Adding to Exterior is Beneficial to Hosting

    The Porchfest home profile project was produced by University of Georgia students in Lori Johnston’s journalism seminar on home and garden writing and Katie Marages’ vernacular architecture course. The students interviewed homeowners, researched the residences and neighborhoods, and captured photo and video of the homes. The residences featured will host…

  • Porchfest in Buena Vista Heights: From Flophouse to Family Home

    The Porchfest home profile project was produced by University of Georgia students in Lori Johnston’s journalism seminar on home and garden writing and Katie Marages’ vernacular architecture course. The students interviewed homeowners, researched the residences and neighborhoods, and captured photo and video of the homes. The residences featured will host…

  • Porchfest in Boulevard: Victorian History, Charm Captivates

    The Porchfest home profile project was produced by University of Georgia students in Lori Johnston’s journalism seminar on home and garden writing and Katie Marages’ vernacular architecture course. The students interviewed homeowners, researched the residences and neighborhoods, and captured photo and video of the homes. The residences featured will host…

  • A living room.

    Porchfest in Boulevard: Mill House Becomes Eclectic, Artistic Home

    The Porchfest home profile project was produced by University of Georgia students in Lori Johnston’s journalism seminar on home and garden writing and Katie Marages’ vernacular architecture course. The students interviewed homeowners, researched the residences and neighborhoods, and captured photo and video of the homes. The residences featured will host…

  • The exterior of a blue house with a red roof.

    Porchfest in Buena Vista Heights: A Look Inside One Historic Home

    The Porchfest home profile project was produced by University of Georgia students in Lori Johnston’s journalism seminar on home and garden writing and Katie Marages’ vernacular architecture course. The students interviewed homeowners, researched the residences and neighborhoods, and captured photo and video of the homes. The residences featured will host…

  • Setting the Stage: Desi Dance Network’s Influence on Collegiate Dancers

    A cold draft ran down Purvi Nandakumar’s spine as she stepped onto the stage, instantly blinded by the bright lights. She could barely see the audience members, but their loud cheers reminded her there were hundreds of people in the venue. In the five seconds it took for the lights…

  • Lyndon House Art Exhibit Promotes Reducing Environmental Waste

    In a gallery room in the Lyndon House Arts Center, piles of trash currently hang on the walls, from the ceiling and scattered across the floor. However, this isn’t the typical trash you might take down to the dumpster everyday. Arranged as mosaics, sculptures and more, these compiled pieces of…

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