Events in Albany, GA

This plant sale features native species available for purchase.

Pay a visit to Tift Park Community Market for a friendly community market outing. A simple reminder invites the community to stop by and enjoy the market.

This community gardening session centers on caring for the garden and strengthening connections among neighbors. Recent gatherings at Tifton Community Garden have been productive, with appreciation for the volunteers who have been lending a hand. Additional help is welcome to keep the momentum going and make the garden the best it can be.

I Am Legacy PTCA hosts a monthly community giveaway that helps families navigate pregnancy, life after birth, early childhood, and everyday challenges by providing essential supplies and connections to local resources. Families can expect diapers, wipes, information about community services, and support or referrals tailored to their needs. Depending on donations and partnerships, additional items may include baby food or formula, prenatal and postpartum materials, personal care products, pantry and food assistance, household necessities, items for infants and children, and occasional seasonal offerings. Inventory varies from month to month as it is driven by community support. These giveaways are made possible through the generosity of businesses, organizations, churches, community leaders, and individuals across Southwest Georgia. Partnering with I Am Legacy PTCA offers a way to reach local families, highlight programs or services, demonstrate community leadership, and provide meaningful help to parents and children while strengthening the broader community.

Enjoy a hands-on candle making class at Thomasville Pine Market. Guided by experienced candle maker Sheri Dorminey of Blackbird Wick & Pour, participants learn the process from start to finish, select a favorite fragrance, and head home with a finished candle. It is a welcoming activity for friends, parent and child pairs, date partners, or anyone eager to try a new skill. The cost is $50 per person, and seating is limited.

Albany State men’s and women’s basketball host a meet and greet at Club 809. Fans, alumni, students, and community supporters can connect with student athletes and coaching staffs, enjoy food and drinks, take photos, collect autographs, and meet the Golden Rams. The gathering focuses on strengthening relationships and sharing the program’s vision with the wider Golden Ram community.

Taking place at The Juicy Crab - Albany GA, this cozy, autumn-themed self-care gathering encourages participants to slow their pace, reconnect, and cultivate self-kindness through affirmations and purposeful activities. The emphasis is on reflection and gentle renewal in a warm, seasonal atmosphere.

Enjoy a hands-on glassblowing class led by Ezra Yant focused on crafting your own glass pumpkin. Multiple sessions are available over several days, and no prior experience is needed. Space is limited.

Crate to Plate returns to the Thomasville History Center’s historic grounds with Red, White, and Blueberry, honoring Thomasville’s 200th anniversary alongside America’s 250th anniversary. The evening features regional cuisine, live music, friendly gathering, and plenty of enjoyment across the campus. New additions include more seating throughout the property, a VIP section, an open bar, a silent auction, and a few unexpected touches. Crates can be savored on site or taken to go. Sponsorships are available, with recognition in printed and promotional materials for timely commitments, and general crate reservations will open. Proceeds help sustain the Thomasville History Center’s programs, operations, historic buildings, and collections.

The Cubs Program welcomes children ages 3 and 4 for a playful experience in the zoo. Sessions are designed with this age group in mind, meeting their interests and attention span. Each visit features an interactive animal encounter, a simple craft activity, and an animal-themed story. Participation is included with regular zoo admission and is free for members. This is a recurring program held inside the zoo.

A Friday on the Flint celebration fills Veterans Park Amphitheater with live music from Macon Music Review, outdoor demonstrations, local vendors, conservation partners, food trucks, and a kid friendly activity zone for all ages. A tasting experience highlights specialty beer and wine, priced at $15 for 10 sample pours served in a take home glass, with glassware provided by Container Solutions Inc. Admission is free. The event is presented by Albany Beverage Company and Flint Equipment. A clear bag policy applies.

Downtown Thomasville sets a lively scene for First Friday at Thomasville Pine Market, creating an evening of shopping and strolling. Outside, attendees can enjoy fresh roasted corn, snow cones, and live music. Inside, a curated marketplace showcases more than 45 vendors spread across over 8,000 square feet of thoughtfully arranged booths. The market stays open late for the occasion, making it easy to discover unique finds and explore new arrivals from its vendors.

Spartan DEKA and Gryption Fitness are introducing a fresh fitness challenge in Tifton that turns training into a game and celebrates achievement. As part of the DEKA Gym Versus Gym global challenge, athletes at participating DEKA Affiliate gyms will complete an identical DEKA MILE race on the same weekend, with results posted to a worldwide leaderboard. Compete on behalf of your gym, dig deep, and see how you compare with athletes around the world.

Metcalfe Market brings together a wide range of vendors, flavorful food, and live music for a lively shopping experience. Browse unique finds, grab a bite, and enjoy the soundtrack as you explore the market. Vendors interested in participating are invited to apply.

Pines Makers Market brings a curated shopping experience to Thomasville Pine Market with handmade goods, homemade treats, homegrown products, and a range of food vendors. Families can enjoy kid friendly activities including bounce houses and face painting. Inside, explore more than 8,000 square feet of beautifully arranged booths featuring 45 plus vendors with antiques, vintage finds, furniture, jewelry, home decor, and more. Vendor spaces are limited and currently available for makers, food vendors, food trucks, and 10-by-10 booths. Browse, discover one of a kind items, and support local creators at this community market.

Take part in a monthly Super Smash Bros tournament at The Cool Place - Albany. Registration opens before the event begins. Entry is $10, with half of each entry directed to the prize. For current rules and complete details, review the latest event information.

A midday talk highlighting a facet of Thomas County history will be offered as part of the 2026 Bicentennial Lunch & Learn Speaker Series. The presenter and exact subject will be shared at a later date. The program is free and open to everyone. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lunch, and light refreshments will be available. This collaborative Bicentennial program is presented by the Thomasville History Center, the Jack Hadley Black History Museum, and Pebble Hill Plantation.

The Worth County Peanut Festival is an annual community festival at Jeffords Park. A parade is part of the festivities.

An open horse show hosted by ABAC Horsemen is on the horizon, with points from this show counting toward the 2026 Camp Rock Open Show Series. A complete show bill and more details will be shared as the event approaches.

Enjoy a midday learning session as Pebble Hill Plantation Program Coordinator Kitty Spivey and Georgia Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologist Anna Yellen explore how centuries of conservation have influenced the region’s ecology. They will also highlight community science opportunities that people of all ages can participate in to make a difference now. The program is free, attendees are encouraged to bring a sack lunch, and it will be held at the Thomasville History Center.

This lunchtime session in the 2026 Bicentennial Lunch & Learn Speaker Series features Pebble Hill Plantation Program Coordinator Kitty Spivey and Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Biologist Anna Yellen. The presentation explores the long arc of conservation in the region and how those efforts have shaped local ecology, then highlights practical ways community science projects can make a difference today. Admission is free and open to all. Attendees are encouraged to bring their lunch, and light refreshments will be available. This program is part of a collaborative Bicentennial series presented by the Thomasville History Center, the Jack Hadley Black History Museum, and Pebble Hill Plantation.

Now in its 34th year, the Thomasville History Center’s pilau dinner returns with support from Thomasville National Bank. Rooted in a longtime South Georgia Election Day tradition, this gathering brings neighbors together for fellowship and a classic meal. Each $12 plate includes pilau, coleslaw, pickles, crackers, and dessert. Meals can be enjoyed on the History Center grounds or picked up to go via the Jerger Street drive thru. Guests who stay on site can relax under the oaks with live acoustic music by Blue Burden, a cash bar provided by Hubs and Hops, and a family friendly hangout area. With Thomasville’s Bicentennial nearing its close, the evening offers another chance to celebrate the stories, places, and traditions that connect the community across generations. Proceeds support the History Center’s work to preserve the historic places, collections, and stories that define Thomasville and the Red Hills region.

Experience the art of glassblowing in an interactive class led by Ezra Yant. Participants shape a custom glass ornament with instruction at every step. No prior experience is required, making it a welcoming choice for beginners as well as a creative session for anyone interested in trying something new.

Created for children ages 3 and 4, this zoo program includes an up-close animal encounter, a craft activity, and a story with an animal theme. Sessions are tailored to the interests and attention span of this age group. Participation is included with regular zoo admission, and members attend at no additional charge.

Friday on the Flint brings a community evening to Veterans Park Amphitheatre with live music by Unbreakable Bloodline. Enjoy outdoor demonstrations, browse local vendors, connect with conservation partners, sample food from trucks, and let kids have fun in the dedicated zone. The event is presented by CE Family and LRA Constructors, Inc. A clear bag policy is in place, and admission is free.

Thomasville Pine Market joins Downtown Thomasville’s First Friday celebration with a festive mix of shopping, flavors, and music. Outside, look for fresh roasted corn, snow cones, and live music. Step inside to explore a curated marketplace that stands as the largest of its kind in Thomasville, bringing together more than 45 vendors across over 8,000 square feet of thoughtfully arranged booths. Stroll the aisles, discover unique treasures, and take in the lively First Friday atmosphere throughout the market.

Pines Makers Market transforms Thomasville Pine Market into a lively showcase of local creativity with an outdoor marketplace featuring handmade goods, homemade treats, homegrown products, and a variety of food vendors, along with family friendly activities such as bounce houses and face painting. Inside, explore more than 45 vendor booths spread across over 8,000 square feet of thoughtfully curated displays offering antiques, vintage pieces, furniture, jewelry, home decor, and other unique finds. Vendor spaces are limited, with opportunities available for food vendors, food trucks, and 10x10 booths.

Arts Affair is Tifton’s annual celebration that spotlights creativity, community, and culture. Attendees can explore a wide range of artists and craft vendors, enjoy live entertainment, savor delicious food, and take part in activities suitable for all ages. Whether browsing for unique handmade goods, supporting local artists, or simply enjoying a day out, this downtown Tifton event offers something for everyone.

This event features 3x3, 2x2, 6x6, Skewb, SQ-1, and Pyra, with a limit of 70 competitors.

The inaugural Roots and Revival Festival comes to Leesburg, Georgia, featuring an acoustic stage topped by a headlining performance.

The Hwy 129 Band returns to MC's Bar and Grill for a fun night.

A preshow celebration for the Autumn Classic Charity Horse Show brings a sparkling boots-and-bling theme to Doublegate Country Club, benefiting A Night to Shine Albany, an organization devoted to uplifting and honoring people with special needs. The evening includes dinner, a silent auction, trivia, games, and dancing, creating a warm blend of fellowship, fun, and meaningful fundraising. Additional event and ticket details will be shared soon.

The current cast members of the Emmy-nominated TV series Whose Line Is It Anyway? bring their live improv tour to Albany Municipal Auditorium for 90 minutes of spontaneous comedy and music powered by audience suggestions. Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray create fast-moving scenes and songs on the spot, with audience participation at the heart of the experience. Attendees are encouraged to share ideas, and a few may even be invited to step on stage. The show blends classic games from the TV series with fresh additions, all supported by the musical direction of Laura Hall. It is suitable for all ages, though some PG-13 language may be used. Tickets are available.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to John Hunt Auditorium in Tifton, GA, with special guest Jeremy Rosado. Following a breakout year and a successful spring leg, this expanded 30-city run continues her first headlining journey as she shares songs and stories that have connected with audiences nationwide. Rosado, recognized from American Idol and The Voice, adds a warm, authentic presence to the night. Expect an evening centered on meaningful worship, genuine connection, and a reminder of God’s truth. A staggered entry is planned for VIP, early entry, and general admission. For a secure purchase, use the official ticketing outlet, as third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages and are not guaranteed, which can limit access to updates and assistance.

Blakgraz brings a night of genre-blending live music to Pretoria Fields Brewery in Albany, Georgia. With a catalog of more than 114 original songs, the band moves across 11 styles, from rock and blues to country, folk, jazz, pop, rap, and more. Expect over three hours of continuous music that mixes originals with familiar covers, sing along moments, dance ready grooves, giveaways and prizes, and plenty of audience interaction. On stage they rotate among six uniquely named guitars, including Tiff, Rosa, Betty, Stella, Chosette, and Sandy. The group is led by Tom, whose work has reached number one on MP3.com with national airplay and appearances alongside major touring acts, and whose storytelling and showcraft anchor every set. They have released multiple albums since 2010, including Lust and Soveran, along with a project titled Rufus. Their song What If I Told You has earned more than 1.8 million plays online. Highlights include nominations in eight categories at the International Music Awards and strong momentum with listeners worldwide. Admission is free, and food and drinks are available on site.

Celebrate the season with professional Santa portrait sessions set within the Pines at Thomasville Pine Market. The setting features vintage inspired holiday style, with cozy fireplaces, glowing Christmas trees and heirloom decor that evokes a classic Christmas story. Families, children, couples, friends and pets are welcome, with warm, elegant backdrops that create keepsake photos filled with holiday cheer.

Create your own hand blown Christmas ornament under the guidance of Ezra Yant in a friendly glassblowing class. No experience is needed, and the focus is on a fun, creative introduction as you craft a holiday keepsake you make yourself. The setting also features more than 55 vendors across over 8,000 square feet of curated booths.

Created for preschoolers, this Cubs Program welcomes children ages 3 and 4 for a Zoo-based experience featuring an interactive animal encounter, a simple craft, and a wildlife story. Activities are designed around young learners’ interests and attention spans. Participation is included with Zoo admission and is complimentary for members.

Pines Makers Market showcases an outdoor marketplace with a curated selection of handmade goods, homemade treats, homegrown items, and a variety of food vendors, with family friendly activities like bounce houses and face painting. The market highlights local makers, growers, bakers, and creators, offering one of a kind gifts and artisan finds. Inside Thomasville Pine Market, more than 45 vendors span over 8,000 square feet of thoughtfully arranged booths featuring antiques, vintage pieces, furniture, jewelry, home decor, and more. Limited vendor spaces are available for food vendors, food trucks, and 10x10 booths.