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This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts River Gracey and Andy Miller discuss the struggles Americans deal with when it comes to autoimmune diseases.

Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy are fiddlers from Cape Breton, Canada. They're appearing — with their seven children — in a Celtic Family Christmas at Hodgson Concert Hall Wednesday, December 6th. They even have a surprisingly funky take on "The Little Drummer Boy." And all the kids join in on a particularly happy carol. For tickets to A Celtic Family Christmas, visit PAC.UGA.EDU or call the box office at (706) 542-4400. And yes, there will be step dancing.

This fall, Georgians are invited to sift through the archaeological secrets of one of the state’s most well-preserved coastal treasures at the University of Georgia Special Collections Libraries Building.

If there’s one thing we all know about art museums, it’s that you’re not supposed to touch the paintings. But what about visitors who aren't able to see the art?

This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts River Gracey and Andy Miller discuss the life expectancy of men and how it is changing.

If you wander through the museum’s galleries on a Thursday evening, you might pass by a yoga class, stretching and posing in unison on their mats, surrounded by art.

What can you get done in three weeks? Lose a few pounds? Straighten up the house? Luxuriate on vacation? If you're George Frideric Handel, all you need is three weeks to write Messiah.

The next Hodgson Concert Hall performance in our series is by traditional bluegrass royalty.

This is Athens News Matters. For our final installment of the year, it’s okay to not be okay. Join us as we wade into the work of taking care of our mental health this holiday season. Plus, we indulge in our staff’s favorite festive tunes in WUGA’s annual holiday playlist.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts River Gracey and Andy Miller discuss gene editing treatment for conditions like sickle cell disease.