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Commission launches cultural website in Waynesboro

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Item by Chris Graham

Waynesboro culture is on the web – and residents can browse what’s going on in the River City with a click of the mouse.
The Waynesboro Cultural Commission has launched www.waynesboroculture.com – which features a calendar of events and links to area arts organizations, festivals and more.
Organizations and businesses that want to be featured can submit their listings to [email protected].
Events can be listed up a year in advance.
“This is a great way for us to communicate with everyone in the city,” said Annie Hulen, a member of the Waynesboro Cultural Commission. “There are so many events going on on a regular basis that people don’t even know about, and we look forward to sharing information with the public.”

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