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June/July 2025 | maconmagazine.com 105 OUR TOP ARTS AND CULTURE PICKS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER Miracles: A Selection from the Redd Family Collection of Black Art 1 Paul McDonald & The Mourning Doves June 13 Grant's Lounge Often compared to legends like Rod Stewart and Bob Dylan, Paul McDonald's poetic story-driven narratives and deeply catchy hooks are delivered by a raspy yet refined voice reminiscent of another era. He pulls off the rare feat of being a poet, visual artist, songwriter, adamant performer, and a powerful vocalist. 2 Old Dominion, ERNEST, and Redferrin June 14 Atrium Health Amphitheater Old Dominion brings its How Good Is That - World Tour to Macon, along with opening performances by ERNEST and Redferrin. Old Dominion formed in 2007 their name honors their Virginia roots. They've enjoyed seven consecutive CMA Group of the Year wins, and can regularly be found coasting to the top of country radio charts. 3 Otis Music Camp Finale June 21 The Piedmont Grand Opera House Otis Music Camp empowers youth to find their voice, grow as musicians, get exposed to different aspects of the music business, and learn how to better navigate an ever-changing music industry. Campers are guided by world-class coaches to write and record original music to be performed at the grand finale. 4 Dolly Day – A Tribute to Dolly Parton June 21 Society Garden Don your platinum blond wig and get down to the Garden to see the best Dolly tribute band in the land. With a career spanning 60 years and 49 studio albums, this legendary musician and philanthropist is worth celebrating. 5 Plume Opening June 27 Museum of Arts and Sciences Plume is an immersive, interactive dome of synchronized light and sound gestures. The installation uses motion, sound and color to present an ephemeral and ethereal ecosystem. Artist Ian Brill is interested in gridded, representational and abstraction-based artwork. 6 Miracles: A Selection from the Redd Family Collection of Black Art On display through June 28 The Tubman Museum OUR TOP ARTS AND CULTURE PICKS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER