Free events in Phenix City, AL

Enjoy a free outdoor yoga session at Daisy Park, hosted by Highside Market and Club Pilates. Adults of all ages are welcome, whether just beginning or continuing a regular practice. Expect a relaxed setting to stretch, breathe, and connect with the community. Please bring your own yoga mat or a towel, and consider reserving a spot in advance.

The Loft transforms into a celebration of Southern music, mixing blues, country, and Southern rock into a live soundtrack made for singing along. Hosted by Jesse Shelby and Jason Ezzell, the night blends energy and heart while spotlighting the songs that stick with you. Admission is free.

At this monthly members meeting, a respected local artist will share a presentation on their work and creative process and take questions from the audience. The gathering is free to attend and open to all. Light refreshments will be available, and there will be door prizes.

A drop in program celebrates La Catrina with a new theme each week. Activities range from printmaking inspired by José Guadalupe Posada, marigold tea tasting with handmade paper blooms, and Frida style foam flower headbands to papel picado creations paired with traditions surrounding ofrendas. Other sessions feature art made with soil and clay to honor life’s cycles, offerings and customs highlighted by La Vendedora de Frutas with fruit tasting and small basket weaving, and a look at monarch butterflies and their meaning in Mexican culture while creating personal wings. The series concludes with Maria’s Movie Night at North Columbus Library featuring the Disney film Coco, a Catrina mask craft beforehand, and information about Columbus Botanical Garden’s traveling exhibit, La Calavera Catrina. Admission is free for members, and the movie night is free for the community. Spots are limited and pre-registration is encouraged.

Presented by Uptown Columbus, this open-air market fills the Broadway sidewalks with vendors from the local area and the wider region. Browse fresh, organic produce, a range of baked goods, handcrafted jewelry, home goods, and unique crafts in a lively street marketplace setting.

A COMU docent leads a guided tour featuring highlights from The Columbus Museum’s permanent collection. This hour-long introduction explores American art and the region’s history through a selection of well-loved objects. The tour is free and no registration is needed.

The 46th Annual Midnight Express features a 5K run, a free concert open to the public, food vendors, and activities for families and kids. Spectators and participants can enjoy live music and refreshments in a festive setting. It brings running and entertainment together for all ages.