Arts on the Coast will return to Richmond Hill City Center with the third installment of its popular ArtNite Series, this time, with the theme of “Lore.” ArtNite: Lore will take place on September 26, 2025 from 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM at the Richmond Hill City Center, located at 520 Cedar Street, Richmond Hill, GA. The event is free and open to the public and invites art lovers, storytellers, and community members to experience a night of compelling visual storytelling and cultural engagement.

“Lore” refers to a body of traditional knowledge, myths, or personal history—stories passed down through generations or developed through lived experience. This thematic lens will guide artists in sharing work that explores memory, mythology, identity, and imagination.

“We are thrilled to welcome Arts on the Coast back for ArtNite: Lore this fall,” said April Cameron, general manager of Richmond Hill City Center. “This celebration of creativity is a wonderful opportunity for our art-loving community to come together, connect with local artists, and experience the vibrant cultural spirit that makes Richmond Hill so special. We also look forward to welcoming guests from neighboring communities to share in this inspiring showcase of talent and imagination.”

Attendees can expect to enjoy a curated exhibition of original artwork inspired by the theme "Lore," opportunities to engage directly with local artists, complimentary appetizers and beverages, and a vibrant, community-centered atmosphere in one of Richmond Hill’s premier venues.

Richmond Hill City Center is a LEED-certified, 20,000 square-foot event space that hosts events from weddings, conferences, military celebrations and more. The multi-room facility and 300 acres of pristine grounds allow for indoor and outdoor event options. Just 12 miles south of Savannah, the Richmond Hill City Center offers a premier event space in coastal Georgia.

Paul Downs, co-vice president of Arts on the Coast, said, "‘Lore’ is the thread that weaves together personal memory, shared history, and community identity. Through this exhibition, we invite the public to explore how stories—both real and imagined—shape who we are as individuals and as a coastal community.” He continued, “Every artwork is a piece of that collective narrative."

Arts on the Coast continues its mission to support, promote, and connect local artists while enriching the cultural landscape of the coastal Georgia region. ArtNite No. 3 promises an evening of inspiration, conversation, and creativity

For more information about the Richmond Hill City Center, please visit www.richmondhillcitycenter.com and follow them on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. For more information on Arts on the Coast, visit www.artsonthecoast.org.