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110 maconmagazine.com | August/September 2025 OUR TOP ARTS AND CULTURE PICKS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 1 Six: Teen Edition August 8-17 Theatre Macon "Six" is a new pop musical that reimagines the six wives of Henry VIII as fierce, modern-day pop stars, each telling her side of the story in a glittering, girl-power-fueled song battle for the crown. It combines the nerdiness of "Hamilton" with the energy and excitement of "American Idol." 2 Macon Film Festival August 21-24 Downtown Macon and Museum of Arts and Sciences Celebrating independent film with screenings, panels, and special guests. Known for its welcoming Southern hospitality and historic venues like the Douglass Theatre. 3 Into the Woods September 5–14 Macon Little Theatre Stephen Sondheim's beloved musical weaves together classic fairy tales with a darkly funny and emotional twist. Follow Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, the Baker and his wife, and more as they discover what happens after "happily ever after." 4 King of Soul Music Festival September 12-13 Macon City Auditorium and The Capitol Theatre Celebrate Otis Redding's birthday by enjoying great music in this annual celebration benefiting programs at the Otis Redding Center for the Arts. On the 12th, the legendary Preservation Hall Jazz Band brings a taste of New Orleans to Macon. 5 Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration September 13–14 Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park This powerful two-day festival honors the cultures of Southeastern Native American tribes through traditional dance, storytelling, music, art, and food. Set on sacred Muscogee (Creek) lands, the celebration brings together Indigenous voices and heritage. OUR TOP ARTS AND CULTURE PICKS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER