Events in Phenix City, AL

The John Bubba Leonard Foundation of Georgia Golf Classic gathers golfers, corporate leaders, community partners, and other supporters for a lively day on the course centered on friendly competition, networking, and giving. Each swing contributes to opportunities for students and entrepreneurs in the community, with event proceeds funding scholarships and small business grants that help cultivate the next generation of leaders. Designed for seasoned players as well as those who simply want to champion the cause, this golf classic blends sport, connection, and community impact into a memorable experience.

The event will feature motorcycle-focused vendors, live music performances, and a selection of food trucks. Further details will be announced soon.

An introductory workshop for people with prediabetes or diabetes, taught by certified diabetes educators, focuses on building everyday skills for managing the condition. Participants learn the fundamentals of meal planning, medical management, and lifestyle choices that support overall well-being. This program is free to attend, although advance registration is required. Plans may change, so confirm details when signing up.

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A 45-minute site tour, led by the Director of Programs and Education, offers an overview of Historic Westville Village. The tour is free with museum admission and begins at the Thornton Visitor Center. School groups and large organizations can book a tailored private tour by contacting the education team.

Mercer Medical School and Piedmont Columbus Regional present Strike the Spike Diabetes Education at the Piedmont Columbus Regional Midtown Campus Conference Center, scheduled right after the Building Blocks to Diabetes Management class. This talk covers practical topics in diabetes care, including prevention, self management, and healthy coping strategies, with an opportunity to ask questions. It welcomes individuals with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, people with prediabetes, and anyone interested in learning more about diabetes.

Bikes off Broadway delivers a lively lineup of free performances with plenty of different acts to discover. The event features multiple sets from participating performers, offering a chance to catch a variety of talent at no cost.

A COMU docent leads a one-hour tour of The Columbus Museum’s permanent holdings, offering an introduction to American art and the region’s history through a selection of collection highlights. This tour is free, and no registration is required.

John B. Amos Cancer Center hosts Look Good Feel Better, a free class for people undergoing cancer treatment that focuses on managing changes to hair, skin, and nails. The experience is designed to help participants rebuild confidence and a sense of control during treatment, and each attendee receives a makeup kit selected to match their skin tone. The class takes place in the June Wright Community Room at the cancer center, and registration is required. For more information, email Amanda.Hamrick@piedmont.org or call 706.320.8762. The center also provides a range of supportive programs for oncology patients and caregivers, and Look Good Feel Better has touched the lives of more than a million women across the United States.

Syncopated Ladies is an all-women tap ensemble led by internationally renowned sisters Chloé and Maud Arnold. Their show surges with tight rhythms, dynamic choreography, and sleek flair. Celebrated for widely shared performances and work across film, television, and stages around the world, they advance tap for today while staying true to its roots. By weaving beat, movement, and storytelling, their performance is bold and empowering, with a presence you can feel and artistry that stays with you.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on glassmaking session at COMU. Guided by professional glass artist Kelly Robertson of Cavalry Glassblowing Studio, participants learn the basics of glass shaping and color application while crafting a unique glass pumpkin. No prior experience is needed, and a creative spirit is all you need to make a keepsake ideal for autumn decorating.

Spartan DEKA and Mindset Holistic Health and Fitness present a fresh challenge in Columbus that turns training into a game and celebrates progress. The DEKA STRONG format features ten functional workout zones with no running. Participants compete to earn a DEKA STRONG Mark, a clear benchmark to guide preparation for DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Midland Commons hosts a fall market featuring local vendors, a variety of food trucks, and live music by Brendle Rambo Music. Browse handmade goods, enjoy seasonal treats, and explore the local restaurants throughout Midland Commons. The event is family friendly, and pets are welcome. Expect a lively mix of shopping, food, and music that celebrates the season.

Andy’s ABCs hosts special guest Morgan Rook for an informative conversation about ABA therapy. The discussion explores how ABA is implemented, the potential benefits, and accommodations that may be helpful, along with additional insights. Registration is available.

Bayanihan of Columbus, GA marks its 25th year with an evening that blends an induction ceremony, a cultural showcase, and a gala. Guided by the theme Balik-Tanaw, a silver jubilee that honors the past and looks to the future, the celebration centers on unity in bayanihan and deep roots in culture. The program reflects decades of dance, service, and community support, presented with Filipino pride and a festive, elegant spirit. The gathering takes place at the Columbus Georgia Convention & Trade Center. Ticket and program details will be shared soon.

The Columbus, Georgia Chapter of the National Alumnae Association of Spelman College presents the 4th Annual Shades of the Blues Scholarship Fundraiser, an evening focused on connection and impact. Community members, supporters, and friends come together to celebrate academic achievement, sisterhood, and community service while raising funds that help young women from Columbus and nearby areas pursue their education at Spelman College. Attendance directly supports the next generation of scholars and leaders, all within a memorable, social setting. For questions, contact naasc.columbusga@gmail.com or call 706-341-3042.

The Columbus Symphony Orchestra offers a Romantic-era program centered on Beethoven and Brahms, highlighting rich sonorities, elegant craft, and a broad emotional palette. The concert begins with Brahms’s Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn, Op. 56a, a vivid display of orchestral color and inventiveness. Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 61 follows, featuring guest soloist Oliver Neubauer, whose nuanced expression and polished technique illuminate this cornerstone of the repertoire. The evening concludes with Brahms’s Symphony No. 4 in E Minor, Op. 98, a deeply impactful work that crowns the program. A Know the Score pre-concert discussion with Maestro George Del Gobbo takes place in Studio Theatre and is included with the purchase of a concert ticket. Ticket prices are adults $20 to $45, and children or students $10 to $20.

A gathering for those who served in the 23rd Infantry Regiment will mark the unveiling of the regiment’s memorial, paired with a small 1-23rd Infantry reunion spanning multiple days. To plan appropriately, a headcount is being collected so a suitable restaurant or venue can be arranged. The listing is public and meant to be shared widely to reach as many Tomahawks as possible, celebrating their bond and a proud tradition of service.

Hosted at The Bibb Mill, this benefit supports Paws Humane Society through an evening of connection and celebration. Attendees can mingle during a cocktail hour, then enjoy dinner and live music as the program recognizes this year’s honorees. A silent auction offers an additional way to contribute, with proceeds directed to the organization’s lifesaving work. The event honors Jenifer Amos and Chief Salvatore J. Scarpa for their commitment, leadership, and dedication to the community. Attire is business casual.

Joe Gransden's Big Band honors Tony Bennett at the century mark with a sweeping tribute to his songbook. A 22-piece orchestra with a vibrant brass section revisits favorites including The Good Life and I Left My Heart in San Francisco, capturing the elegance and swing that defined an era. The result is an uplifting celebration of timeless tunes that continue to resonate.

Returning under the Sapphire Affairs banner, this Luxe Petals, balloons, and draping masterclass offers an immersive, intimate learning experience at Echo Event Center in Columbus, GA. Geared toward aspiring creatives, it blends live demos with hands-on buildouts, planning and budgeting guidance, and direct access to instructors. Shenece Oriuwa lends her signature style as participants collaborate to transform a space into a memorable, one-of-a-kind showcase. Expect a clear, repeatable process for designing rooms worth 500k, along with practical ways to adapt that impact for everyday clients. Travel is straightforward, with Columbus about 90 minutes from Atlanta or accessible by flight into the city. A detailed schedule, instructor roster, and guest speaker information will be announced, with appreciation noted for the guidance of Preston Bailey.

Take 6 showcases radiant a cappella harmonies shaped by gospel roots, jazz polish, and contemporary R&B. The Grammy Award winning ensemble is known for favorites like “Spread Love,” “Get Away, Jordan,” and “Mary,” performed with an effortless blend, soaring lines, and resolutions that feel almost spiritual. Each appearance doubles as a lesson in vocal craft and a celebration of what the human voice can do. The result is a lush and uplifting program that feels joyful, timeless, and emotionally resonant, offering a night devoted to unaccompanied voices and harmony.

Discover a community-focused mini market at Midland Commons that brings together local flavors, fresh items, and a welcoming atmosphere in one place. Browse handmade goods, treats, and one of a kind finds you will not see in big stores, and pick up fresh flowers along the way. Food trucks and local restaurants will be on hand with popular bites, making it easy to shop, snack, and stroll with family and friends while supporting small businesses. Each market features a new mix of vendors and offerings, so there is always something different to explore.

Stand-up comedian John Crist takes the stage for a performance of stand-up comedy. His rapid rise includes over a billion video views, a social media following of more than 7.9 million, and sellouts across the country. He consistently appears in Pollstar's Top 10 among global touring comedians. He sold out much of his U.S. Jokes For Humans run, then launched a fall extension that opened at the Encore Theater in Las Vegas with stops including Austin, Louisville and Cleveland. Ahead is a 30-plus city John Crist Live tour with planned stops including New York City and Nashville. Sponsored by Marsh McLennan Agency.

Experience a vivid musical conversation between two Classical-era voices in a program that pairs the drama and elegance of Luigi Boccherini with the brilliance of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Boccherini’s Symphony No. 6 in D minor, Op. 12 No. 4 “The House of the Devil,” alongside his Minuet in A major, balances stormy intensity with graceful charm. Mozart’s Adagio and Fugue, K. 546, adds bold contrapuntal energy, and the program concludes with the Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622, featuring guest soloist David Odom, whose nuanced, lyrical playing highlights the work’s warmth and clarity. Admission includes a dessert and cocktail reception. A pre-concert Know the Score discussion with Maestro George Del Gobbo is included with each concert ticket. Tickets are $50 for adults, and Student Rush tickets are available for $20.

The Grammy-nominated band The Avett Brothers weaves bluegrass, folk, and rock with unguarded storytelling to create a singular sound. Fans will recognize favorites like “I and Love and You,” “No Hard Feelings,” “Ain’t No Man,” and “Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise,” delivered in a concert that feels intimate yet expansive. Their appearance also underscores the caliber of artists returning to RiverCenter as the venue reasserts its place on the national touring circuit. Sincere, high-energy, and distinctly their own, they remain among the nation’s standout live acts.

Hosted at the Columbus Civic Center, this event follows all local health rules and venue policies. Ticket discounts cannot be stacked or merged. Performers and programming may be adjusted at the promoter’s discretion. A clear bag policy is in effect at the arena, so review the venue’s guidelines before you arrive. The building is typically kept cool, so consider bringing a jacket. By entering, attendees grant permission to be photographed, filmed, or otherwise recorded for promotional use, and agree that any photo or video captured may be used accordingly. Changes to health guidance or venue procedures are not grounds for a refund. Sales include a general public release, an artist presale, and an option for groups of four or more.

At Classy & Sassy Creations & Boutique, a festive market welcomes the season with local vendors, boutique shopping, handmade goods, fall inspired finds, gifts, treats, and more. Admission is free and the experience is family friendly. Browse one of a kind items, refresh a fall wardrobe, and support small businesses while enjoying cozy autumn vibes.

At Columbus Technical College, Building D, the fourth annual MHA fundraiser, The Expression Lab, presents a collaborative experience with The Literary Alliance and Unfurl Digital Marketing that brings mental health and literacy together. Attendees can rotate through four interactive stations, experience the Unspoken Word Showcase, step into the “Express Yourself” photo booth, and explore offerings from wellness-based vendors. The event encourages self expression, builds confidence, and supports clear, practical ways to navigate everyday life. The setting is family friendly with activities that connect learning, emotional expression, and real-world application.

Ali Siddiq brings his tour to Columbus, showcasing the gripping storytelling that has earned him one of comedy’s most loyal followings. Vulture has hailed him as one of the most prolific storytellers in stand-up, and his Domino Effect series has drawn more than 51 million views on YouTube. His My Two Sons special earned a 2026 NAACP Image Award, the first time an independently released YouTube special received a major honor. Tickets are available to the public.

Béla Fleck, a banjo trailblazer with 15 Grammy Awards across varied genres, returns to bluegrass with My Bluegrass Heart. Joined by an ensemble of standout players, he crafts a sound that salutes the tradition while pushing it into bold new territory. The performance blends high-energy interplay and collaboration with top-tier artistry, offering a vivid celebration of bluegrass and a showcase of exceptional musicianship.

An open-air film series returns to the park at Highside Market as part of Third Thursday programming. Settle in on the lawn with blankets and lawn chairs for a free screening. Before the movie begins, dinner, drinks, and treats are available from Highside Market businesses. This season includes When Harry Met Sally, Hocus Pocus, and Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.

Denim and Diamonds 2026 with Walker Hayes brings a live performance to the Columbus Civic Center. The venue enforces a clear bag policy, so review the guidelines before arriving. Temperatures inside are often cool, and a jacket is recommended. General entry will open for most attendees, while an earlier door time is reserved for the Hospice dinner only. Artists are subject to change at the promoter’s discretion. By entering, attendees consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded for promotional use by the venue or event organizers.

A beloved Broadway classic, The Music Man follows charismatic salesman Harold Hill as he arrives in a small town with big promises, and ultimately sparks something more meaningful than he intended. The score showcases favorites including "Seventy-Six Trombones", "Ya Got Trouble", and "Till There Was You", offering melodies that stay with you. Brimming with energetic choreography, colorful characters, and a heartfelt celebration of community built through music, this timeless musical blends humor, warmth, and nostalgia for audiences of all ages. Sponsorship is provided by Townsend Wealth Management.

The 27th annual gasshuku of the International Okinawa Goshukan-Ryu Karate Association brings senior teachers together for concentrated training across multiple disciplines. Instruction covers Okinawan Karate, Wuzuquan also known as Ngo Cho Kun, and Ryukyu Kobujutsu, with an emphasis on practical application through dedicated practice. Featured instructors include Lee Chee Ngai, a fourth generation master of WuZu He Yang Quan also called Five Ancestor Boxing; Matt Molineux, Hanshi 10th Dan in Shinmei Shorin-Ryu Karate and Kaicho of IOBK; James Gifford, Hanshi 9th Dan in Shinmei Shorin-Ryu Karate; Garry Parker, Kyoshi 8th Dan in Beikoku Goshukan-Ryu Karate Kobudo, fifth generation in WuZu He Yang Quan and Kaicho of IOGKA; and Kenji Parker, Shidoin 4th Dan in Okinawa Goshukan-Ryu Karate and 3rd Dan in Kobujutsu. Early and late registration periods are available.

Spartan DEKA and Mindset Holistic Health and Fitness present a new fitness challenge in Columbus that measures performance in a game-like way and celebrates progress. The DEKA STRONG format features ten functional training zones with no running. Participants can record an official DEKA STRONG mark and use it as a stepping stone toward DEKA FIT 2026. Capacity is limited.

Now in its fourth year, this edition of Jarfest celebrates eight years of Jarfly in Midtown Columbus with a full day of live music and community spirit. The lineup features Michigander, Girlpuppy, Trash Panda, The Pink Stones, Tedo Stone, The Echolocations, The Band Honey, How On Earth, Caroline Bowling, and Chris Johnston. Early bird tickets are available.

An annual Halloween silent film event with The WAVE presents The Hunchback of Notre Dame, bringing Victor Hugo’s classic to the screen through vivid musical storytelling. Organ arrangements shape each scene and mood, pairing a strong narrative with music that honors the scope and emotion of the original story. Created in collaboration with The WAVE, the program showcases local talent and offers a moving, memorable night of music and story.

Gobo, Red, Mokey, Wembley, and Boober lead a lively stage adventure powered by music, bringing Fraggle Rock to life with fresh energy while honoring the original. Bright characters, playful storytelling, and interactive moments keep the experience engaging from start to finish. Inventive design and expressive puppetry animate the world onstage so people of every age can laugh, sing, and celebrate together. The result is a warm reminder of the joy found in friendship and discovery.

Actors from the London Stage presents Much Ado About Nothing with a lean ensemble that moves fluidly between roles to bring Shakespeare’s comedy to life. The performance keeps a lively pace and sharp wit, offering a fresh perspective on the story. Designed with accessibility and learning in mind, it helps students connect with Shakespeare in ways that feel current and approachable. It also serves as an energetic entry point to live theater and classic literature.

Each year, Fort Valley State University’s Wildcats face Albany State University’s Golden Rams in an American football matchup that spotlights two historically Black universities. The game is held at A.J. McClung Memorial Stadium in Columbus, Georgia. The rivalry began in 1945, later moved to Columbus, and became officially known as the Fountain City Classic.

Cast members of the Emmy-nominated TV series Whose Line Is It Anyway? bring a 90-minute burst of unscripted comedy and music shaped entirely by audience suggestions. Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray spin quick-witted scenes and songs on the spot, and some audience members may even be invited to take part onstage. The show features classic short-form games from the beloved television run alongside new surprises, with musical direction by Laura Hall. All ages are welcome, though some PG-13 language may be included.

Enjoy free admission to a home improvement expo at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center. Homeowners can meet local and national vendors in person for expert insights and practical guidance to help bring renovation ideas to life. Whether the goal is a refreshed kitchen, an updated outdoor living area, or simple home upgrades, this event offers a helpful starting point with resources to move projects forward.

Ring in the season with an interactive glassmaking workshop at COMU. Under the guidance of professional glass artist Kelly Robertson from Cavalry Glassblowing Studio, participants learn foundational techniques such as shaping glass and adding color while crafting a unique ornament to display. No previous experience is required. There is also a special session for advanced students that focuses on creating glass snowmen.

Celebrate the season at a family friendly marketplace filled with the spirit of autumn. Local makers and small businesses gather to offer handmade creations, seasonal home accents, cozy candles, self care favorites, apparel, gifts, sweet treats, and other one of a kind finds that are perfect for refreshing your home or getting a head start on holiday shopping. The atmosphere is designed to be warm and inviting, creating a welcoming weekend for shoppers of all ages. Vendors will have the chance to showcase products to engaged visitors, including families, weekend browsers, and fans of fall festivals and seasonal refreshes. Registration is open and space is limited.

Mystic Pizza serves up a fresh, nostalgic musical adaptation of the beloved coming-of-age film that helped launch Julia Roberts. Set in a small coastal town, it follows three young women behind the counter of a neighborhood pizza shop as they wrestle with love, ambition, heartbreak, and the uncertainty of what lies ahead. Blending humor, romance, and heartfelt storytelling with a score inspired by classic hits from the 1980s and 1990s, the show channels the rush of growing up and reaching for something bigger. At its heart, it celebrates friendship, community, and the messy, exciting journey of discovering who you are. Warmth, laughter, and familiar songs come together for an uplifting experience that balances nostalgia with contemporary Broadway style, complete with plenty of heart and a few surprises.

Mindset Holistic Health and Fitness in Columbus hosts a Spartan DEKA experience featuring DEKA Mile, DEKA Strong, and DEKA Atlas. This challenge is built to challenge, add a game-like edge, and celebrate fitness, highlighting well rounded strength and solid work capacity. DEKA Peak and DEKA Foundation consist of 10 zones that provide an attainable benchmark to train toward. Participants can compete to earn a DEKA Atlas Mark and build toward DEKA FIT 2026. Limited spots available.

Midland Commons partners with Street Food Saturdays to create a cozy outdoor holiday market filled with local flavor and festive cheer. Discover more than 30 makers, artisans, and small businesses offering handmade gifts, seasonal décor, boutique finds, and other unique treasures. Enjoy bites from food trucks along with festive drinks and sweet treats, and take time to check out the restaurants around Midland Commons. Families can visit Santa for photos and share holiday wishes. Whether you are starting your gift list, meeting friends for lunch, or simply soaking up the seasonal atmosphere, this market sets a warm tone for the holidays.

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight arrives in Columbus, GA with a 90-minute concert that transforms legendary rock and metal anthems within an atmospheric candlelit setting. A 14-piece ensemble of classical musicians shapes ethereal melodies alongside powerful distortion, bringing classical finesse and heavy sounds together in striking fashion. This rotating collective gathers some of the world’s greatest classical instrumentalists and vocalists to perform music made famous by Metallica, AC/DC, the Rolling Stones, Rage Against the Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, the Cranberries, and more. Part of the 2026 tour, the production returns to the USA after captivating audiences around the globe and carries a 4.7 out of 5 customer rating. Fans describe it as a must-see, praise the mix of classical bravado and hard rock, and highlight how it stays engaging from the first song to the last. The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the listed artists or composers. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.