Events in Augusta, GA

A casual breakfast meetup at Sunrise Grill in Augusta brings together the local real estate investing community for relaxed networking and relationship building. Investors, lenders, contractors, wholesalers, agents, business owners, and anyone interested in growing in real estate are welcome. Participants connect over breakfast, talk through deals, ask questions, share resources, and form meaningful connections with people who are active in the Augusta market. Whether someone is exploring a first investment or already closing transactions, this setting offers a friendly way to learn from peers and expand a network. There is no formal program or pressure, just coffee, conversation, and practical insights shared among newcomers and seasoned professionals alike.

The 12th Annual Black Cat Picture Show is a multi-day, international, adjudicated film festival in Augusta. Festival passes include admission to four days of screenings, the Friday night filmmaker’s reception, Sunday brunch, and a ballot for the viewers’ choice award, plus an awards ceremony to wrap things up. Day passes are also available closer to the event, with prices varying by day. Note that refunds and exchanges are not offered.

Veggie Park Farmers Market links the community with local farmers, producers, and crafters. It offers a wide selection of seasonal, sustainably grown foods in an indoor setting, so the market runs in any weather. As a project of Augusta Locally Grown, it is designed to serve all communities and income levels, and SNAP is accepted.

Evans Towne Center Park hosts a celebratory tribute to Taylor Swift, presented by Vallant Bank. Promoted as America’s top family-friendly Swift experience, the production features two-time Josie Music Award nominee Traci Marie leading a live band in a rapid-fire set of fan favorites. The show mixes dynamic choreography, eye-catching costume changes, and immersive multimedia, inviting crowd singalongs that span every era from her self-titled beginnings to the record-setting The Life of a Showgirl. Tickets are available online and at the Columbia County Performing Arts Center box office. General Admission is $10, and VIP Admission is $50. VIP benefits include entry 30 minutes early, VIP seating, VIP parking, access to a VIP bathroom, an Era’s Tour Soda Concoction by Soda Well, and a freeze-dried candy treat bag from Nature’s Peach.

Joe's Underground hosts a lineup featuring performances by Nailwound, Gas FL, NOSEBLEEDR, RITUAL KILLER, and Return to Sender. Admission is $12 in advance or $15 at the door.

At Bootleggers Augusta, a survey-style trivia game in the spirit of Family Feud invites players to match the most popular answers and pick up points for any response that lands in the top three. First place earns $50 cash, with $35 and $25 gift cards for second and third. It is free to play, there are no wrong answers, and phones are allowed... they will not help you find the survey results. Food and drinks are available from Bootleggers, with a varied menu, draft beer, and a full bar to round out the experience downtown.

Augusta Premier Kickball launches its inaugural season with a friendly mixer and the official Free Agent Draft at World of Beer - Augusta. The evening centers on conversation, league information, and making connections that set the tone for Opening Night. Free Agents can meet one another, introduce themselves to team captains, learn how the league works in a relaxed setting, and then take part in the draft where eligible participants are selected and placed on a team for the Fall 2026 season. Team captains can meet prospective players, connect with fellow captains, and get ready for the season ahead, with those holding open roster spots participating in the draft to complete their teams. Attendance is optional, and eligible Free Agents who cannot make it will still be placed on a team before Opening Night. Friends may request to play together, and while placement is not guaranteed the league will try to accommodate when possible. No prior kickball experience is needed, and every skill level is welcome. It is a laid back night designed to build community, spark new friendships, and bring teams together before the season gets underway.

Summoners can take part in a head to head constructed tournament that uses Swiss pairings, with the number of best of three rounds based on attendance and capped at four, followed by a top cut. The entry fee is $7. Prizes award a pack or store credit for each match win, subject to availability and the discretion of the manager on duty. Outside food and drinks are welcome, with a request to clean up and keep them away from games in progress. Players may call a judge for rules assistance at any time, though judges will not offer advice on gameplay decisions. Trading is allowed within store policy, but buying or selling with anyone other than store staff is prohibited and may result in removal or a permanent ban, and law enforcement may be notified. The store may limit the space used for trading and does not allow suitcases, handcarts, or similar carts for transporting large amounts of trade stock. Please keep food and drinks off tables unless signage indicates otherwise, and avoid horseplay, roughhousing, disrespectful behavior, or foul language. Lost or unattended items should be reported to staff. For questions or suggestions about the event, contact the store through Facebook Messenger or speak with the Tournament Organizer or a sales associate in store.

At Top Dawg Tavern in Augusta, this music bingo night features multiple games with prizes awarded each round. Sing along as you play, and feel free to use your phone, get a nudge from friends, or ask your server when a tune is tough to place. The show keeps things family friendly, and the tavern also offers plenty of activities for kids.

Dr. Factenstein hosts a weekly live trivia night at Tank N Taps. The contest lasts just over an hour, is free to participate in, and welcomes all. Expect a broad mix of categories that appeals across generations for a lively challenge. Top-scoring teams take home prizes provided by Tank N Taps. The venue offers a wide selection of food along with draft beer, wine, and spirits, plus plenty of TVs tuned to different games in a family-friendly setting.

Each Thursday evening, downtown brings together pizza and the CSRA's number one rated trivia. Enjoy a slice while you play.

A massive restock is happening at The Bin Store Grovetown, and every item piled in the blue bins is priced at six dollars. The selection features overstock deals across smart home tech, gaming and audio, home and kitchen, beauty, hardware essentials, and apparel. Shoppers could uncover finds such as Amazon Echo Show 15 units, LED displays, Razer Kraken BT headsets in the Hello Kitty and Friends edition, Keenstar coffee makers, cordless vacuums, TYMO Curlpro automatic curling irons, self regulating heating cables, smart lock keypads, denim, and more. Access is strictly first come, first served, so arriving early can help secure the top picks before they are gone.

Get ready for a lively in-person conference focused on family life, money skills, and fitness goals. The event runs over two days with a schedule from late morning through mid-afternoon, and doors open at 9:30 AM. It’s aimed at adults ages 17 and up, with a lineup of featured speakers and performers included.

Team up for a Riftbound 2 vs 2 constructed tournament. The competition uses a Swiss format with three single-game rounds. Entry is $20 per team, or $10 per person. Prizes are awarded for each win, and each player can receive a pack or opt for store credit.

Dr. Factenstein hosts a weekly live trivia night at Top Dawg Tavern in Augusta, running just over an hour. Participation is free and open to all. Questions span many subjects and suit a wide range of ages. Top teams receive prizes from the tavern.

Robin Dixon and Midnight Moon bring live country music to Thunder Road Bar and Grill. Enjoy a night of country songs performed live.

Ry Rivers is performing live at Dirty Boots Augusta. The show is scheduled for 9:00 PM.

This community science event is part of The Great Southeast Pollinator Census, a University of Georgia project that invites people to support pollinator conservation by observing and counting pollinators. All necessary supplies will be provided. Activities take place in the Pollinator Garden across from the silos near the visitor parking lot at the front of the park. Families are welcome.

Sports card enthusiasts, Pokémon and TCG fans, comic readers, and collectors of toys and hobby items can explore a broad marketplace at the Columbia County Exhibition Center. This show features sports cards and memorabilia alongside trading card games, comics, and a wide range of collectibles. Vendor tables are available in 8-foot sizes, priced at $85 for floor placement or $100 for wall or end cap spots, and each includes a tablecloth. Vendors are provided breakfast and lunch, security is on site, and load-in and load-out are designed to be easy. Promoted as one of the area’s larger collector gatherings, table availability is limited.

Discover big, bold Tex-Mex flavors in a hands-on cooking class at Helms College, bringing lively flair to every dish you make. The cost is $90 per person.

Freshly replenished blue bins are packed with overstock finds, and every item inside is priced at $6. Explore health and fitness picks like HumeHealth and Runstar smart scales and the Fitbit Charge 2, beauty and wellness tools such as the TYMO Curlpro automatic curling iron and a Medisana cordless red light belt, smart home gear including outdoor security cameras and smart bird feeders, electronics from Sony along with wireless display adapters, plus kitchen staples like blenders and other everyday essentials. It is first come, first served, so arriving early helps secure the best selection. Grab a blue bag and dive into the bins to uncover standout deals.

Bring the kids to a cheerful Saturday Storytime in the Barnes and Noble kids' section. Each week features a different book handpicked by their kids' specialist, and everyone is welcome to sit back, listen, and enjoy the story.

This event features a car and bike show with music and vendors.

Enjoy a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh tournament in the Advanced Format at Cool Stuff Games - Augusta. The entry fee is $5. The event runs as a Swiss-style tournament, with the number of rounds and any top cut based on attendance, and it requires a minimum of four players. Prize support places two packs per player into a shared prize pool, with each pack valued at $2.50 in store credit, and distribution is handled by the manager on duty while supplies last. Judges are available during matches to assist with rules questions, though they cannot offer strategic advice. Trading is allowed, but buying or selling with anyone other than Cool Stuff Games staff, or soliciting to do so elsewhere, is not permitted and may result in removal from the property or a permanent ban. The store may limit how much space is used for trading and does not allow suitcases, handcarts, or luggage carts for transporting large amounts of trade stock. Please keep food and drinks off tables unless signage indicates otherwise. Horseplay, roughhousing, discourteous behavior, and foul language are not allowed. Report any lost or unattended items to a staff member. For event questions or concerns, contact the store through Facebook Message or speak with the Tournament Organizer or a sales associate in-store. Have fun.

A free community craft swap brings together makers of all kinds to give unused supplies a second life. It is suitable for anyone starting a new project, finishing something in progress, teaching a class, homeschooling, or simply creating for fun. To keep the experience organized and easy to browse, donations should be dropped off in advance so everything can be sorted by category. Accepted items include yarn and fabric, paper and cardstock, beads and jewelry-making supplies, art materials, scrapbooking items, and classroom or general craft supplies, along with more categories. On the day of the swap, the third floor meeting room at the Augusta-Richmond County Public Library System will be set up so community members can look through the organized materials and take what they can use for current or future projects.

A celebratory closing reception and artist talk at Studio 2025 highlights “Dirty Laundry,” a continuing series by Heather René Dunaway. Hailing from Augusta, Georgia, Dunaway creates mixed media collages that blend cyanotype, quilting techniques, and found objects to reflect on Southern identity, generational healing, feminism, and the social expectations placed on women. The project builds on work first shown at the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art in an exhibition titled “Fox Yourself A Plate,” drawing on testimonies and lived experiences from the artist, her mother, and her grandmother. Known for thrifting, she frequently incorporates secondhand materials and inherited craft supplies, considering the meaning embedded in each element while keeping sustainability in mind. The artist talk invites the audience into her process, inspirations, and the personal narratives behind individual pieces. Admission is free and all are welcome.

A courageous boy and a girl bearing a magical crystal embark on a high stakes race to uncover a fabled castle that drifts above the world. With pirates and operatives from distant lands close behind, their journey unfolds with peril, mystery, and the thrill of discovery.

Held each and every Saturday at @patiobarandgrille, this is a recurring weekend event.

KicknKaraoke hosts karaoke on the covered patio at Mi Rancho Grovetown with John and Roxanne. Enjoy food, drinks, and a mix of performances from singers across the CSRA.

Misfit Asylum and Murder House Live present their official summer production at Back To Nature Garden Center, delivering a completely live Rocky Horror tribute with a playful luau twist. Expect island vibes and the spirited tradition of audience callbacks, with a reminder to keep interactions respectful. A costume contest will be held before the performance, and fishnets are welcome but not required. This outdoor show encourages comfortable costume choices. The production is rated R and features adult themes. Please note that no props are allowed. Advance tickets are $15 in limited quantity, and admission at the gate is $20 cash only.

Enjoy an afternoon concert featuring Gwen Hughes with Allen Cook in the lineup at the Morris Museum of Art. The show is scheduled for 2:00 PM on Sunday, Aug 23.

Augusta Groove plays a home basketball game as part of the 2026 USBC Champion League season. This matchup is part of their league schedule and showcases the team on its home court.

Enjoy Candlelight Music at its temporary 2026 home at the Augusta Exchange Club Fairgrounds. Expect live performances, a friendly crowd, and a setting in downtown Augusta. Attendees can bring their own seating, pack a picnic, and bring positive energy for a laid-back experience.

At Macedonia Church of Grovetown, The Father’s Hands Food Pantry, affiliated with Golden Harvest Food Bank, helps more than 500 families each week in the Grovetown area. Volunteers assist with distributing food, packing, sorting, and other tasks as needs arise. Multiple sessions are available, and staying for only part of a shift is welcome. Dress in layers to be comfortable for both indoor and outdoor work, and wear closed toe shoes, preferably sneakers or boots. Water and snacks are provided, bringing a lunch is optional, and volunteer T shirts are available for those who do not already have one.

This support group offers a welcoming space for people affected by stroke and their caregivers to connect, share experiences, offer mutual support, and learn about community resources. For more information, please call 706.724.7746.

The Augusta Gamecock Club hosts its Annual Fall Kickoff Social at Savannah River Brewing Co., bringing Gamecock fans from the Augusta area together for an evening catered by Ultimate Tailgaters BBQ. Pricing is set at $20 for adults and $10 for youth, and the cost covers food, special auction offerings, and an opportunity to hear about the upcoming football season from Wes Mitchell of Gamecock Central and Wayne Hiott, CEO of the Gamecock Club.

At Cardboard Castle Games, a gameplay evening pairs friendly gaming with a meaningful card signing activity for veterans. Participants can enjoy games in a welcoming setting and take a moment to add a note of appreciation to a card. It is a simple way to combine community gaming with gratitude.

Now in its sixth year, this 5K color run takes place at the Mill Village Trailhead in Augusta, Georgia. The entry fee is $40 and includes a shirt. Plans include a rally before the start and the option to register at the venue, along with an opportunity to pick up race packets ahead of time.

Bulls Rush FC invites teams from across the Southeast to the 31st annual Columbia County Cup in Augusta, Georgia. The tournament offers competitive divisions for boys and girls and attracts strong opponents from the region. Matches take place on top-tier fields that have hosted major events including the SCYSA President's Cup and Open Cup, the NJCAA Division I and II Women's Soccer National Championships, and the NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship. This long-running event is recognized for delivering a quality tournament experience. Registration is open, with an early bird special available for a limited time.

Auditions for the stage show of the 19th Annual Black Cat Carnival are set at Le Chat Noir’s theater. Performers are invited to present an act or concept that fits this year’s theme, Dark Carnival or Horror. Video submissions are welcome by email at bcclechat@gmail.com, which can also be used for questions, concerns, or music requests. Participants will hear back shortly after the audition, and some acts may be asked to make adjustments for production logistics or to better match the theme. The production nurtures a collaborative, supportive environment and serves as a fundraiser for Le Chat Noir.

A discussion focused on “My Friends” is set at Savannah River Brewing Co. The brewery offers beer and non-alcoholic beverages, and the kitchen serves food, creating a comfortable setting for conversation.

The Eco Explorers program at Phinizy Swamp Nature Park invites adults to learn how Augusta’s water is kept safe and high quality. Participants put on waders, collect samples, and analyze their findings to assess water health. This mostly outdoor experience lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours. Registration is required.

Mahj & Mingle at Dink’d is a gathering for experienced mahjong players who enjoy great games, good company, and a friendly social atmosphere. One player at each table who brings their tiles receives a $10 fee credit. Prizes are awarded, cocktails are available for purchase, and pop-ups with local vendors are featured throughout the year.

Parents get some kid-free time while their children take part in supervised fun at the Kroc Center. Designed for ages 2 to 12, the evening features swimming, games, arts and crafts, and other activities. Please send proper swimwear, a towel, and a change of clothes for those who will be in the pool. All participants must be potty trained. For safety, children 4 and under participate in non-swimming activities.

Comedian Ali Siddiq brings The Custom Fit Tour to The Bell Auditorium, marking a return to Augusta. Ticket access includes a general public release along with presales offered by the artist, the promoter, the venue, and Ticketmaster. This performance follows a phone-free policy. Cellphones, cameras, binoculars, and recording devices are not allowed in the performance area. Upon arrival, phones are placed in Yondr pouches that remain with guests and are unlocked after the show. If a device is needed during the event, a clearly marked area inside the venue will be available for phone use, and phones will be secured again before reentering the event space.

The 2026 South Pacific Festival celebrates the heritage of the Pacific Islands, highlighting community, storytelling, and the passing of traditions across generations. Food, music, dance, and visual arts shape a welcoming gathering that honors ancestors and strengthens connections. Created to bring these customs together in one shared space, it brings families, friends, vendors, performers, and visitors from the CSRA and beyond to experience the richness and warmth of Pacific Island cultures. Presented by the South Pacific Festival Committee of the CSRA in partnership with The Canterbury Farms Events Team, the event centers on meaningful cultural celebration through cuisine, performances, art, and fellowship. Highlights include live cultural performances, traditional and island inspired foods, an artisan marketplace, music and entertainment, involvement from community organizations, family friendly activities, and exhibits and demonstrations that share history and practice. Those interested in vending, performing, sponsoring, or partnering with the event can email SouthPacific23@yahoo.com or CF.VendorEvents@gmail.com. Gathering together makes the community stronger.

Get ready for 13.1 with Fleet Feet’s Half Marathon Training Program presented in partnership with ASICS. This coaching-driven season pairs a clear plan with steady support so you can build fitness week by week and arrive at the start line prepared. Runners can choose beginner or intermediate tracks and take part in two coach-supported workouts each week. The 12-week schedule includes daily running guidance along with strength, cross training, and mobility work. Experienced coaches and mentors provide feedback, encouragement, and education throughout. Group runs meet at Savannah Rapids Pavilion and at Fleet Feet North Augusta, with the season kicking off at Fleet Feet North Augusta. The program is free, and participants receive an ASICS long-sleeve training tee and a singlet for race day, plus 20% off full-price ASICS shoes. Expect exclusive gear-up opportunities with Fleet Feet during the season, activations with ASICS, Superfeet, and Fleet Feet, and weekly newsletters filled with tips, education, and resources. Training is aligned to finish at the Palmetto Peach Half Marathon.

Returning to Fort Gordon, this free public expo spotlights the local area while strengthening connections across the community. Attendees can explore products, services, and initiatives available throughout the CSRA. Fort Gordon organizations, local businesses, and nonprofits will be on hand with information, giveaways, and samples.

Noontime Networkers hosts a Visitors Day at In Focus Church for business owners and leaders who want to support local businesses, exchange trusted referrals, broaden their professional network, and grow their companies. The session offers a look at how the group connects and collaborates to build strong referral relationships. Registration is available by direct message.

This casual get-together features ice cream and lawn games. Please RSVP in advance.

The 2026 PCOS 5K Any Way brings people together to walk, run, or ride in support of those affected by PCOS, fostering awareness and connection at Gateway Park. Guided by a message of strength and unity for PCOS, this inclusive event welcomes participants of all abilities. Community partners are invited to support the cause through sponsorships that help educate, empower, and uplift women and girls living with PCOS in the CSRA. Pearl sponsors at $1,000 or more receive logo placement on T-shirts, banners, flyers, the website, and social media, a vendor table, the opportunity to start the race, and acknowledgment from the podium. Teal sponsors at $500 receive logo placement on flyers, the website, and social media along with a vendor table and podium recognition. Pink sponsors at $250 receive logo placement on the website and social media plus a vendor table. Advocate sponsors at $100 are recognized on social media. For sponsorship details or questions, email csrapcos@gmail.com.

Friends are welcome to come together for a special walk sponsored by a cancer support services organization. Participants are encouraged to register.

InvestSmart announces two significant updates to its meeting series. The gathering now takes place at the Hilton Garden Inn. Admission is $20, and first-time guests are free. Stay connected on social media at FB InvestSmart (@teamInvestSmart) and IG InvestSmart (@teaminvestsmart).

The Fort Gordon Marine Mud Challenge returns with a four mile off road course featuring over 30 obstacles, a stream crossing, hills, and plenty of mud. Wear older clothing and sturdy shoes or boots that you do not mind getting dirty. Expect pockets to fill, and be aware that pants without drawstrings can slip. Bringing a change of clothes is strongly recommended. It is open to everyone.

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia hosts the annual S’morevivor Team Challenge at Girl Scout Camp Tanglewood, transforming the camp into an open house with hands-on activities and a spirited competition. Teams of four move from station to station to try outdoor skills such as canoeing, archery, and the low ropes course, blending problem solving with physical challenges. Entry is $125 per team and includes an exclusive S’morevivor buff for every participant. S’morevivor is open to the entire CSRA, welcoming businesses, families, military personnel, troops, and friend groups to build camaraderie in a fun, challenging, and competitive setting. Three divisions, corporate, community, and Girl Scout troop, recognize top performers with prizes and trophies. The first place corporate team also earns a large trophy engraved with the winning business name to display for a year. Funds raised support programming for girls in Georgia from Kindergarten through 12th grade through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, including badge work, career exploration, hands-on activities, community service, entrepreneurship, outdoor adventures, life skills training, and STEM. For details, contact Chazmine Mitchell, Community Engagement Manager, at cmitchell@gshg.org. All proceeds benefit Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.

Show Me Reptile Shows brings the Augusta Reptile Expo to Warren Road Community Center, billed as one of the country’s biggest and most varied reptile experiences with a friendly blend of fun, learning, and discovery for all ages. Expect a wide range of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and small exotic mammals, plus aquatics, plants, and bioactive supplies. Breeders and trusted vendors will also offer enclosures, décor, feeders, equipment, and the care essentials needed to support healthy habitats. Guests are welcome to browse, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community even if they are not planning to bring home a new animal. General admission purchased in advance is $12 for adults and $5 for children ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, general admission is $15 for adults and $5 for children ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. A VIP pass is available for $17 when purchased ahead or $20 at the door and includes free admission on the second day at shows that run two days. All ages are welcome.

Now in its seventh year, this community 5K run, walk, and kiddie dash supports programs at the Augusta Dream Center that work to relieve poverty and bring hope to people across the CSRA. The course starts and finishes at the Augusta Dream Center. Awards will be presented to the top three runners in each age division at a ceremony held right after the event. Early bird pricing is available for both the Run/Walk and the Kiddie Dash, and those who register before the posted deadline are guaranteed an official race t-shirt. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Hosted at the Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center, this home show brings a wide range of companies together in one place so you can compare options efficiently. Explore fresh ideas and discover new products for your home, and connect with resources focused on home improvement, landscaping, and design services. It offers a straightforward way to gather inspiration and contacts in a single visit.

Planned as a purposeful gathering, this gala brings individuals, community leaders, and organizations together for meaningful conversation and collective impact in a thoughtfully curated setting. Expect an intimate ambiance that encourages real connection, recognition of groups making a positive difference, vendor experiences that spotlight local businesses, and a catered dining experience. A VIP welcome reception takes place before the main program. Formal attire is requested. Seating is open with reserved sections for VIP guests and sponsors. Capacity is intentionally limited to 100 attendees. Sponsorship opportunities are available in limited number, and tickets will be released soon.

Presented by JE Dunn Construction, this debut signature gathering for the Columbia County School District Foundation takes place at the Columbia County Exhibition Center and directs all proceeds to students, teachers, and staff across the district. The evening begins with a cocktail reception followed by dinner, then moves into a program featuring keynote remarks from Dr. Russell Keen, President of Augusta University. Community awards and a silent auction round out the event, all in support of Columbia County schools.

Across three days, this festival showcases music and culture in one unified celebration of Augusta’s creative spirit. It is presented as more than just a brief run of shows, highlighting a meaningful investment in the city’s artistic future and an ongoing commitment to supporting the arts.

The Harvest Community Yard Sale provides a safe indoor setting where you can earn money by selling items you no longer need. Early registration is recommended. For details or to register, contact only Dianne Masse.

Polish N Parts Car Show features cars, vendors, music, and more, with proceeds benefiting Project Lifting Spirits, which supports veterans, active duty military, and their families. The setup includes separate parking lots, one designated for vendors and show vehicles and another for spectators, and the location is across the street from the Downtown VA Hospital. Pricing is $15 for pre-registered cars and swap meet entries, $20 for day-of car entries, and $50 for vendors. A rain date will be determined if needed. Additional details will be announced.

Celebrate cancer awareness with a festive 5K run or a 1 mile walk. Participants who sport tutus may receive an extra participation award. This family-friendly gathering features music for everyone to enjoy. The event begins at the Sports Complex Softball Fields at Barton Field. For more information, call 706-791-1142.

A festive, family-friendly celebration of books and autumn comes to Evans, Georgia, just outside of Augusta. Planned as one of the biggest festivals yet, it brings together authors, bookish vendors, food trucks, treat vendors, face painters, and other fall-themed businesses and activities. Guests can enjoy free fall activities, hands-on crafts, and a scavenger hunt, offering plenty of seasonal fun for all ages. The festival also hosts a food drive benefiting Columbia County, giving attendees a way to support local families while enjoying the day.

At Warren Road Community Center, this free community event features local vendors and shopping, food trucks and sweet treats, family-friendly activities, photo opportunities, and educational moments. Not Normal Exotics will showcase a range of animals with new encounters alongside familiar favorites. Access to the zoo area and animal interactions requires purchased tokens or tickets. VIP shows are available, and any ticket costs apply only to the petting zoo and VIP shows. Designed for all ages, the day offers plenty to explore while supporting small businesses and spending time with family and friends.

The Boobie Queen Company is marking five years of creating supportive spaces for young women facing breast cancer, offering community, mental health care, body image guidance, survivor-centered tools, and the steady reminder that no one is alone. The milestone is being celebrated with a gala and fundraiser inspired by kintsugi, the Japanese art of mending pottery with gold, highlighting restoration, resilience, and the strength found in community. The evening features an elegant black and gold setting, a live interactive art installation, dinner and drinks, live music, raffle opportunities, and dancing.

Rock legends Foreigner take the stage at The Bell Auditorium for a career-spanning concert that highlights 10 multi-platinum albums and 16 Top 30 hits. With worldwide sales topping 80 million, the setlist draws from a powerhouse catalog that includes favorites like “Juke Box Hero,” “Cold As Ice,” “Hot Blooded,” “Waiting for a Girl Like You,” “Feels Like the First Time,” “Urgent,” “Head Games,” “Say You Will,” “Dirty White Boy,” “Long, Long Way from Home,” and the global number one “I Want to Know What Love Is.” Nearly five decades in, the band continues to connect with new and longtime fans, with audio and video streams nearing 20 million each week. Tickets will be available through a public sale, with early access options that include artist fan club and venue presales, plus VIP packages.

A golf tournament centered on raising awareness and supporting the prevention of young adult suicide.

More than a simple meet, this full-scale auto festival features a judged car show with cash prizes, vendors, a variety of food trucks, giveaways, and hundreds of cars from across the area. It brings a bigger experience to the CSRA.

Your Pie Grovetown hosts a Raising Dough Community Night benefiting the Steiner Branch Family YMCA. Enjoy handcrafted pizza while a share of the night’s sales supports programs that serve the local community. Invite friends and family for a relaxed meal that also makes a difference.

Barks N' Brews brings a lively mix of pups, pints, and local vendors to Market Pavilion. Explore specialty pet-focused vendors, meet adoptable dogs, and treat four-legged friends to pampering and grooming services. Admission is free.

Matt Stone brings an Elvis celebration to Hardin Auditorium, delivering a high-energy tribute that spotlights the King in his prime. Internationally recognized by Graceland and the Elvis Presley Estate, Stone’s performance has drawn praise from Elvis’ friends and family, including stepbrother Billy Stanley and longtime girlfriend Joyce Bova. He has also been featured on SiriusXM’s Elvis Radio. Backed by the TEC Band, the show focuses on the vitality, style, and sound that made Elvis unforgettable, creating an authentic concert experience for all ages.

Explore a mix of local boutiques, fitness studios, med spas, wellness specialists, and nutrition professionals. Find inspiration and practical guidance to support your well-being and move closer to your best self.

This one-day mystic-themed faire offers free admission and features up to 35 vendors, performers, classes, and more.

Princess Mononoke screens at GTC Evans Cinemas as part of Studio Ghibli Fest. The story follows Ashitaka, a prince of the dwindling Emishi, who is cursed after an encounter with a boar god consumed by rage. In search of a cure, he travels west and meets San, a young woman determined to defend the forest, and Lady Eboshi, whose plans threaten it. Between these opposing sides, Ashitaka works to restore balance.

The 3rd Annual Collective Charity Classic at West Lake Country Club is a dedicated day of fundraising benefiting First Tee-Augusta. All net proceeds will go directly to FTA programming and operations.

Radio Source returns to Doc's Porchside with a set of rock hits from the 80s and 90s. The performance highlights favorite songs from those decades.

Celebrate a free family fall festival where thousands of rubber ducks splash into the Augusta Canal for a lively race with prizes, highlighted by a $2,000 grand prize. The Augusta Duck Dash, presented by Duckworth Development, blends playful activities with a meaningful mission to help ensure children have a safe place to sleep. Enjoy bounce houses, food trucks, vendors, games, a costume contest, trunk or treat, and a jeep contest. Proceeds from the event and duck sales support the YMCA’s A Place to Dream program. Since 2017, the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta has provided 2,100 beds to children in need, and in partnership with News 12 NBC 26 and Wellstar MCG Health, also offers pack n plays to families with infants. Support for the 2026 event comes from Duckworth Development, Harlem Attic Treasures, Crane Funds for Widows & Children, Security Federal Bank, GEICO/ORN Agency, Liz Skowronski Team, Josh Anderson, DeFoor Realty, Augusta Flooring, Cheryl Mulvehill, Georgia Power, WellStar MCG Health, Georgialina Networks, Busby’s Heating and Air, Weinberger’s, SRNS, Augusta Entertainment Complex, 1790 Club, Savannah Riverkeepers, Southway Crane and Rigging, News 12/NBC 26, Azalea Outdoors, Columbia County Parks and Recreation, and the City of North Augusta. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

The Columbia County Chess Association presents a monthly tournament that contributes to a season-long Chess League. Each event offers four Swiss-style rounds with a G/35 time control and a 5-second increment, held at the Columbia County Library. Competition is organized into Open, U1300, U800, and U400 sections, with $700 in section prizes based on 20 registrants. Participants can play in as many league events as they prefer and accumulate points over the season. The top 12 players in each section will move on to an end-of-season round-robin to determine the league champion. 2026 CCCA memberships, season passes, and multi-month registration discounts are available. Free casual play is available in the Library Cafe.

Creeps & Treats debuts at Pendleton King Park with scary music, hands-on spooky crafts, and a variety of food trucks and drinks. Attendees can also try new spooky lemonade flavors while enjoying Halloween themed fun in the park.

Classical Arts Entertainment presents a ballet adaptation of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the Miller Theater in Augusta, GA. The United European Ballet Company leads the production with an international ensemble, including notable soloists and principal dancers from Ukraine. Set to the music of Bogdan Pavlovsky, the beloved story unfolds with grace, humor, and heartfelt moments. Expect hand painted scenery rich in color and detail, costumes by European designers that reflect Broadway scale and sparkle, and choreography that blends expressive storytelling with a sense of wonder. Created to engage audiences of all ages, this staging offers a warm, family friendly theatrical experience.

Participants will work on sewing and fabric preparation to make pillowcases, stockings, neck pillows, and wheelchair lap blankets. Finished pieces will benefit veterans at the Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home and VA Hospitals in the Augusta area. This hands-on effort focuses on comfort and care for those who served.

The event features fine arts, crafts, home decor, and food, along with a bake sale and door prizes. Booth space is filling quickly and availability is limited, with more to explore beyond these highlights.

GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Anne Wilson brings the third leg of The STARS Tour, highlighting new music from her recently released album STARS alongside fan favorites like "God Story," "Strong," "Hey Girl," and the multi-week number-one hit "My Jesus." With support from Aodhan King and Peter Burton, the concert offers an evening of music, worship, and a glimpse of what is ahead.

Daniel Tosh takes the stage at the Columbia County Performing Arts Center in Evans, Georgia.

Share dinner and cocktails while supporting the Phinizy Center and its mission to lead efforts for sustainable watersheds and economic vitality through research, education, and by connecting people with nature.

Walton Family Weekend is an all inclusive, fully accessible retreat tailored for families with children or parents with disabilities who live in the CSRA. Set in the peaceful surroundings of Camp Twin Lakes, families can enjoy paddle boating, making s'mores by the campfire, ziplining, wall climbing, fishing, candle making, and archery, with all meals and snacks included. Children aged 0 to 18 are eligible when attending with a parent or guardian. Outdoor activities are weather dependent and may be substituted. This program is supported by funds provided via a service agreement with GVRA state funds, the Administration on Community Living, and private foundation support. For more information, call 706-724-6262.

Part of Studio Ghibli Fest 2026, this 25th anniversary event at GTC Evans Cinemas spotlights Spirited Away. The story follows Chihiro, a young girl who finds herself trapped in a realm of spirits. After her parents experience a mysterious change, she must uncover inner courage to face unusual challenges and work to free her family.

Black Violin brings the Be Free Tour to Columbia County Performing Arts Center, showcasing GRAMMY-nominated duo Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus as they blend classical finesse with the dynamism of hip-hop. The performance surges with energy, pairing sweeping strings and driving beats with themes that highlight authenticity and self-expression. More than a typical concert, it welcomes audiences into a shared experience that celebrates individuality, creativity, and connection. Moments of exhilaration sit alongside reflection and joy, creating a space where freedom of expression is embraced and the unifying power of music takes the spotlight.

At Miller Theater, Karlous Miller delivers the sharp, unfiltered stand-up that grew out of his Mississippi roots. Raised in a large blended family with eight siblings, he later served as a firefighter in Oxford before moving to Atlanta in 2005 with one goal in mind... to make people laugh. Since then he has become a distinctive force in comedy across stage and screen. A veteran of MTV’s Wild ’N Out with Nick Cannon, he has also been seen on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, MTV’s Joking Off, MTV2’s Uncommon Sense, BET’s Comic View, Bill Bellamy’s Who’s Got Jokes, and HBO’s All Def Comedy. His 30 minute stand-up special appeared on Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Network, he guest starred on Family Time for Bounce TV, co hosted What’s My Secret? on MTV, and co starred in the horror comedy feature Haunted Heist with Lil Rel Howery and Tiffany Haddish, a film that debuted to critical acclaim. Known for selling out shows nationwide, he recently completed his solo tour, At the End of the Day.

An adoption event in Grovetown Augusta GA features many puppies and cats available for adoption. It offers a friendly opportunity to meet potential companions who are ready for a home.

Catch a free screening of Casper at the Miller Theater, presented as part of Queensborough National Bank and Trust’s Movies at the Miller series. Admission is complimentary, and advance reservations are requested. Seating is unassigned and available on a first come, first served basis. Launched in 2022 with support from Queensborough National Bank and Trust, Movies at the Miller honors the theater’s history and thanks the community that helped make its reopening possible. Since 1940, the Miller has been a beloved entertainment destination and movie palace in downtown Augusta, where generations have shared family outings, first dates, and memorable moments.

A community fundraiser at Your Pie Grovetown benefits the Steiner Branch Family YMCA. Enjoy pizza while supporting programs that strengthen and serve the local community, as a portion of event sales will be donated to the Steiner Branch Family YMCA. Friends and families can gather for a night out that turns dinner into support for community programs.

A landmark new interpretation of Swan Lake pairs Tchaikovsky’s famed score with a radiant world of light. Dynamic lighting, light-infused costumes, and acclaimed dancers from around the world reshape classical ballet into a visually captivating experience. It becomes an immersive tale of love and enchantment told through light, movement, and music. Scene by scene, the performance unfolds like a gallery of living art where tradition and contemporary design meet. The result is Swan Lake renewed with striking imagery and powerful emotion.

Browse a lively marketplace of one-of-a-kind handmade items, creative gifts, artisanal goods, and delicious treats crafted by local makers. The roster of participating artists and craftspeople rotates from weekend to weekend, and a vendor schedule is available to show who will be on site, so each visit can bring something new. Shop in a picturesque setting, with internet service available to make transactions simple. For questions or details, contact stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com. Previews of vendor offerings and updates are shared on the event page.

A discussion of “The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches” takes place at Savannah River Brewing Co. The brewery offers beer and non-alcoholic drinks, and the kitchen serves food, so there are refreshments to enjoy while talking about the book.

The Savannah River Witch Hat Paddle returns for a second year with a themed paddling outing on the water.

Misfit Dracula transforms Back To Nature Garden Center’s Dracula’s courtyard with an original reimagining of the classic tale, blending jukebox favorites with quirky misfit twists. A Halloween costume contest takes place before the performance, and the night promises tricks and treats. Presale tickets are $15, and admission on show night is $20 cash only. Tickets are nontransferable and nonrefundable. This production is rated R and intended for mature audiences.

This hands-on sewing and fabric prep session focuses on making pillowcases, stockings, neck pillows, and wheelchair lap blankets for veterans at the Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home and VA Hospitals in the Augusta area.

Celebrate a full weekend of great tastes and creative talent at a food and craft festival featuring more than 40 food trucks and vendors offering gourmet bites and sweet treats. Dozens of makers showcase handmade jewelry, artwork, and other crafts, all in a lively, family friendly setting with activities for every age. Admission is free with registration, which also provides automatic entry into a free meal giveaway. One free meal is available per day for winners, who will be notified by email.

An autumn gathering pairs thoughtful tastings with seasonal small plates, all in support of a meaningful cause. Bounty + Bottles spotlights generosity, connection, and great flavor as guests enjoy a menu crafted by Chef Jim Beck of French Market Grille West, paired with a bourbon tasting and signature cocktails from 2nd City Distillery and Durty Gurl Cocktails. With the Savannah River as a picturesque backdrop, the evening blends warmth, charm, and style. Live music sets the tone while exclusive raffles and shopping add to the festivities, and tickets and sponsorships help advance the work of Augusta Training Shop and the artisans they serve. A spirited night where culinary craft meets community support.