Stephen Montgomery with Fire Magic Premium Grills cooked brats, burgers, grilled fruit, pizza and more to show off one of the company’s grills. CONTRIBUTED

Marie Bostwick

Cheryl Mashack (left) and Cathi Rowe, relatives of artist Nellie Mae Rowe and both involved with the Judith Alexander Foundation, addressed several questions from film goers at The Plaza Arts Center. IAN TOCHER/Staff

Gatewood music and drama teacher Beth Mappes (standing, second from left) led a sizable crew and cast in presenting the classic “Wizard of Oz” to sold-out crowds last week at the Eatonton-based school. CONTRIBUTED

Live performances represent a big part of Oconee Performing Arts Society’s commitment to exposing local students to world-class entertainment experiences. CONTRIBUTED

Colin Cutler and Hot Pepper Jam, of GCSU’s Music Department, Sally Jaye, and special guest Rob Sumowski played throughout the day on the stage set up in front of Andalusia Farm’s Interpretive Center. Attendees brought tents, blankets, and chairs to enjoy the day's festivities. BAILEY MCCULLY/Staff

An oil painting by Flannery O’Connor of an unidentified woman featured in Andalusia’s gallery. CONTRIBUTED

Looking for clues late in the evening as to what is going on, the “four old broads,” Imogene Fletcher, Beatrice Shelton and Eaddy Mae Clayton, sift through ideas while Maude Jenkins rests. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

The Supper Club

The live action re-imagines Snow White and the Evil Queen’s story to create a captivating tale of a princess teaming up with thieves to save her kingdom from a tyrant’s hands. COURTESY OF DISNEY