Augusta, GA
Paranormal Cirque, a nightmare before Christmas, is coming to Augusta. Here’s what to know
As aerialist Roxana Midi explained it, Paranormal Cirque is very different from the average circus performance.
“We’re bringing fantasy into reality and evoking the world of dreams and nightmares,” she said.
This is the world created at Paranormal Cirque, which is currently on a tour across the Southeast including a stop outside the Augusta Mall from Dec. 7 to Dec. 10.
Things-to-do: From Christmas concerts to Santa visits, here are some Augusta-area holiday happenings
Local murder: Man killed in south Augusta neighborhood shooting
The show combines adult humor, horror themes, and provocative burlesque to provide a dark, one-of-a-kind show where “fear has never been so fun.” There are a variety of performers from contortionists to illusionists, each taking on the form of a fantastical creature including sensual vampires and grotesque ghosts.
These creatures perform some incredible and bizarre stunts, too. Midi described how they have one girl that hangs in the air from her hair, a “wheel of death,” and how she, as a fallen-angel, has some death-defying flights.
“Imagine working high up above, 30 to 50 feet, in the air without any type of safety or net,” she said. “It’s insane, but also enjoyable.”
This is a show for mature audiences, with ages 13-17 requiring adult accompaniment and those under 13 prohibited from attending.
Tickets start at $20 and can be bought at paranormalcirque.com.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office has responded to Stevens Creek Road at Clausen Road due to a large black bear sighting.
How Hurricane Helene took us from darkness to determination
Deputies are waiting for Georgia Department of Natural Resources officers to arrive. Once the bear is found, DNR officers will safely relocate it to a less populated area.
The Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to avoid the area and if the bear is spotted, please contact the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office or Augusta 9-1-1 for assistance.
Copyright 2025 WRDW/WAGT. All rights reserved.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Hispanic-American Cultural Association of the CSRA held its 30th annual festival on Saturday.
News 12 video journalist Breck Brigham was there and gave us the sights and sounds of the event.
“This weekend, we have been celebrating the 30th annual Hispanic festival. The weather’s been absolutely great. The food has been even better. The music and the celebration is just starting to pick up even further. So it’s been a great weekend,” said Micki Berrios, VP of the Hispanic Cultural Association.
I think everyone needed a little of something spicy to just kind of get the weekend going, and they’ve really enjoyed it,” said Berrios. “So you see a lot of multi-generations out here. I think that’s really what I love about the festival is that it just brings out so many different people and so many ages and groups that it’s just a great time.”
“It has been very heartwarming to see so many friends and family come out and just really celebrate,” said Berrios. “I have some kids that came up to me and said, ‘I remember when I was six or seven and that was the first time, and now they have their own kids.’”
“I love to teach people about different cultures and give them the opportunity to connect. And I think that that’s exactly what this has brought everyone, an opportunity to learn something new,” said Berrios.
Copyright 2025 WRDW/WAGT. All rights reserved.
We recognize you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which
enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore access cannot be granted at this time.
For any issues, contact enews@wfxg.com or call 706-650-5400.
Ripple Highlights Transatlantic Initiative as Blueprint for Global Crypto Regulation
Dividend Stability and Regional Strength: The Case for Truist Financial (TFC)
Donald Trump Fitness: Can His Golf Workouts Replace the Gym? Explore Trump’s Golf Exercise Routine and Health Benefits
They Call Him OG Movie Review: Action-packed yet narratively uneven gangster drama
Mail stolen from 6 USPS mailboxes across Fort Lee, N.J. Map shows where residents need to be wary
Why Marjorie Taylor Greene was ‘kicked out’ of the Freedom Caucus according to Rep. Buck
Colorado Rockies game no. 116 thread: Zac Gallen vs José Ureña
See it: Tesla crashes into Columbus convention center at 70 mph
Fox News Politics: Georgia the whole day through
Death of missing Oregon girl found in stream ruled homicide
Read the Letter to the Inspectors General
GOP senator blasts Schumer, Dems as 'forcing' shutdown while demanding price tag report
Palestine as a state – what would that actually look like?
Farage refuses to criticise Trump over paracetamol despite health experts dismissing autism claims
House plans Thursday vote on government funding bill to extend spending through November
-
Finance6 days agoReimagining Finance: Derek Kudsee on Coda’s AI-Powered Future
-
Business1 week agoHow Nexstar’s Proposed TV Merger Is Tied to Jimmy Kimmel’s Suspension
-
North Dakota6 days agoBoard approves Brent Sanford as new ‘commissioner’ of North Dakota University System
-
World1 week agoRussian jets enter Estonia's airspace in latest test for NATO
-
Crypto5 days agoTexas brothers charged in cryptocurrency kidnapping, robbery in MN
-
World5 days agoSyria’s new president takes center stage at UNGA as concerns linger over terrorist past
-
Technology5 days agoThese earbuds include a tiny wired microphone you can hold
-
Culture5 days agoTest Your Memory of These Classic Books for Young Readers