The best things to do in LaGrange

“First Tee Golf helps local kids and teens build confidence, resilience and leadership through junior golf programs that mix real swings with real life skills. It’s friendly, low pressure and genuinely growth minded, where they can feel safe to fail and you can even jump in to volunteer or register.”

From the LaGrange newsletter, September 29, 2026

“When the house feels too small for big energy, Turnaround Skating Center delivers smooth floors, classic rink vibes, and extras like Laser Blast Laser Tag, basketball, and party setups. Good for youth groups, birthdays, or just LaGrange folks who want to glide, laugh, and let the kids crash early.”

From the LaGrange newsletter, October 11, 2026

“Highland Country Club has been LaGrange's hangout since 1922, with a Donald Ross-designed golf course that rewards smart shots, courts and a pool for non-golf days, and clubhouse dining plus a steady stream of socials where neighbors become friends.”

From the LaGrange newsletter, September 26, 2026

“Humidity winning again? Step into Practice Swing Center, an indoor golf spot where you can actually groove the swing without sweating through your shirt. Perfect for quick tune-ups between errands, rainy-day reps, or keeping that league-night fade under control year-round.”

From the LaGrange newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Hills & Dales Estate pairs a grand 1916 neoclassical manor with 35 acres of gardens cultivated for over 180 years, plus a visitor center and guided tours. Locals love the calm walks, seasonal blooms, and workshops or lectures that might even upgrade your green thumb.”

From the LaGrange newsletter, October 13, 2026

“Need a weekend brain stretch? Biblical History Center lets you walk through a 23-replica Archaeological Garden, share a 15-item Biblical Meal, and check out 250 artifacts from the Israel Antiquities Authority, plus hands-on fun like Kid's Dig and the Shepherd's Bread Experience.”

From the LaGrange newsletter, October 9, 2026

“When the kids are climbing the walls, Great Wolf Lodge | Georgia, right here in LaGrange, delivers with a 100,000-square-foot indoor water park kept at 84 degrees year-round, plus MagiQuest, a ropes course, the Northern Lights Arcade, and Ten Paw Alley mini bowling. Day passes mean you don’t have to book a room.”

From the LaGrange newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Rotating exhibits keep Troup County’s story fresh, and the giant three-scene mural is a solid excuse to linger. Troup County Archives and Legacy Museum On Main also lets you chase down family threads in the archives, plus a timely bicentennial show on early life here.”

From the LaGrange newsletter, September 25, 2026

“Brown's Mill Golf Course delivers an 18-hole layout with legit challenge and views that make a double bogey sting less. It’s part of City of Atlanta Golf, so expect a no-frills, local vibe perfect for sneaking in a midweek round and dialing in that stubborn fade.”

From the East Point newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Wolf Creek Amphitheater is back to doing what it does best, filling warm nights with star-studded concerts, community vibes and plenty of on-site food and beverages. Grab a friend, claim your spot, then let the music fix whatever this week tried to break.”

From the South Fulton newsletter, October 16, 2026

“If you prefer your rounds without the crowds, The Golf Club - Piedmont Driving Club is a private, members-and-guests-only spot that keeps play focused and peaceful, ideal for a low-key local round or hosting a buddy who swears they can finally hit a draw.”

From the South Fulton newsletter, October 9, 2026

“With wood-lined fairways, forced carries, deep bunkers, and sweeping bentgrass green complexes, Wolf Creek Golf Club brings real championship bite to South Fulton. Warm up on the range, pick the right tees, then see if you can handle its par-71, 6,740-yard layout with a slope up to 143.”

From the South Fulton newsletter, October 15, 2026

“John A. White Golf Course is a public-access, regulation par-35 nine-holer in Southwest Atlanta, a hidden gem that’s quick, fun, fair, and just challenging enough to keep you honest.”

From the East Point newsletter, October 2, 2026

“A laid-back 18-hole course that still makes you think, Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Course serves up a challenging, well-designed track with beautiful views of low rolling hills and a dose of Atlanta history. Perfect for locals who want real golf without pretense, just bring your swing and some patience.”

From the East Point newsletter, September 16, 2026