Family events in Augusta, GA

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.

Dr. Factenstein brings a weekly live Peer Review night to FreshTake Grocery in Augusta, where correct answers can translate into grocery money. Teams tackle survey-style prompts sourced from 100 people and try to name the most popular responses. The game runs a little over an hour, there is no cost to participate, and it is suitable for families. Expect a broad mix of topics that spans generations, with prizes for the highest scoring teams courtesy of FreshTake.

Your Pie Evans is hosting a community night in support of CURE Childhood Cancer. A portion of event sales, totaling 10 percent, will be donated to the organization. Enjoy pizza with family and friends while contributing to this cause.

Try your luck each Wednesday with Dr Factenstein's bingo at FreshTake Grocery, featuring four rounds and prizes awarded throughout the event. Play is free and welcoming to all ages. Go for grocery money and other rewards while enjoying FreshTake’s hot food options and Jackson’s bar service. Here’s to lucky numbers and a fun night of calling B‑I‑N‑G‑O.

At Doc's Porchside in Augusta, participants can sign cards for veterans and enjoy food while taking part. Cards will be available to sign. One volunteer is needed to assist with the event.

Music Bingo brings a lively mix of songs and friendly competition to Top Dawg Tavern in Augusta. Play through several rounds, with prizes awarded for each game. Sing along while you match the tunes to your card, and if a track is unfamiliar, use your phone, ask friends, or check with your server for a hint. The show is family friendly, and the tavern also offers activities for kids.

A welcoming gathering for families navigating the postpartum period, centered on the well-being of everyone in the household. It highlights gentle, practical ways to bond with a new baby and provides space to grow confidence in the caregiver role.

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.