Free events in Augusta, GA

Dr. Factenstein hosts a pop culture trivia night at Dink'd Pickleball, paired with a college discount night. The game lasts a little over an hour, is free to play, and top teams earn prizes and bragging rights courtesy of the venue. Expect a cross-generational mix of questions that spans many topics. The setting is an indoor pickleball facility with multiple courts, hot food, and a bar.

Dr. Factenstein hosts a weekly live trivia night at Top Dawg Tavern in Augusta. The game lasts a little over an hour, is free to play, and open to the public. Questions span many subjects and suit a range of ages, creating an energetic and welcoming atmosphere. Top scoring teams earn prizes provided by Top Dawg.

Enjoy an inclusive evening of games and connection tailored for individuals ages 16 and up with special needs. Participants can take part in interactive group activities that encourage friendly competition and plenty of laughs. Admission is free, and advance registration is required because space is limited. The gathering will be held in the Patriots Park Multipurpose Room.

Dr. Factenstein hosts a weekly live trivia night at American Legion 205. It is free to play, open to the public, and runs a little over an hour. The questions span multiple topics and generations, offering a lively challenge for teams. Top teams receive prizes courtesy of the American Legion.

Dr. Factenstein hosts a weekly Peer Review trivia night at FreshTake Grocery in Augusta, featuring a live game built around public opinion polls where teams try to match the most popular answers from a group of 100 respondents. The session lasts a little over an hour, there is no cost to participate, and it is suitable for families and all ages. Questions span many subjects across generations. Top-scoring teams receive prizes from FreshTake, and victories can translate into money for groceries.

The Farm Fresh Edition of Evans Market at the Market Pavilion is a simple weekly series centered on local growers and their mid-summer harvests. Shoppers can explore peak-season produce, local honey, and other goods sourced directly from area farms. The format is intentionally pared back, without food trucks or live music, to keep the focus on a direct connection between the community and the farmers. It offers an easy way to fill the pantry with fresh ingredients while supporting local agriculture.

CNS Cares offers free lunch and learn events in Augusta for individuals who worked at the Savannah River Site. Hosted at Golden Corral Buffet & Grill, these educational gatherings share information and resources in a relaxed, mealtime setting.

Hosted by the Grovetown Garden Club in partnership with Augusta Locally Grown, this community farmers market takes place on second Wednesdays at Grovetown United Methodist Church. Browse fresh produce from area growers, meet local artisans, and learn about sustainable gardening in a welcoming setting. The market aims to link residents with farmers and nutritious, responsibly grown food, strengthen ties between home gardeners and the regional food network, and create opportunities for gardeners, farmers, and community members to connect. It also encourages eating with the seasons and choosing locally sourced options.

Dr Factenstein brings a lively bingo night to FreshTake Grocery with four games and plenty of chances to win grocery money and other prizes. It is free to play and welcoming to all ages. Enjoy FreshTake’s hot food options along with Jackson’s bar service while you play, and see if your luck can turn into rewards every Wednesday.

Right Arm Night brings people together at the Cyber Conference & Catering Center for camaraderie and team building. Enjoy trivia, prize drawings, appetizers, and a cash bar. This free event is open to the Fort Gordon community.

Veggie Park Farmers Market brings the neighborhood together with area farmers, food makers, and crafters. Find a wide range of seasonal, sustainably grown foods and other local goods. The market takes place indoors, so it goes on rain or shine. As a project of Augusta Locally Grown, it welcomes people from every community and income level, and SNAP is accepted.

Bring your survey smarts to a live, Family Feud-style trivia game at Bootleggers. Teams try to predict the most popular survey responses to earn points, and phones are allowed since the results are not available to look up. Participation is free. The top team takes home $50 in cash, with $35 and $25 gift cards for second and third place. Bootleggers offers a varied menu, draft beer, and a full bar, so there is plenty to enjoy between questions and rounds.

Dr. Factenstein hosts a live trivia night at Tank N Taps, part of a weekly series that welcomes all participants. The game lasts a little more than an hour, is free to play, and spans a broad mix of topics suitable for various ages. Top teams can earn prizes provided by Tank N Taps. The venue features a varied menu, draft beer, wine, and liquor, along with multiple screens for different sports, and it is family friendly.