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Today on Athens News Matters, how advocates are spreading the word about a language inclusivity initiative during this year’s election. Plus, a review of the measures on this year’s ballot.

You may have noticed “creative aging” programs on the museum’s calendar. Callan Steinmann, the museum’s curator of education, says the term can refer to a broad range of arts programs for older adults.

Russian-Israeli violinist Maxim Vengerov has a sound and a career that are the envy of many a fiddler. He appears November 15 at Hodgson Concert Hall with pianist Polina Osetinskaya.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts Emma Auer and Andy Miller discuss the effects a second Trump presidency may have on the Affordable Care Act

Horace Farlowe’s “Tennessee Cut” is an abstract pink marble sculpture that measures about two feet in each dimension. Previously tucked into a hidden garden at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education and Hotel, the sculpture has found new life at the museum.

"Wordland" is poems, stories, and comedy, with an occasional song.

Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, co-host Andy Miller, who will retire in the coming weeks, will discuss his health journey

Haven’t been to the museum in a while? Some of the oldest works in the collection are back out on view in a redesigned gallery.

They're back! The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Chorus are returning to Hodgson Concert Hall on December 21st with the Christmas portion of Handel's Messiah, plus the "Hallelujah" Chorus.