Events in LaGrange, GA

This pickleball session is part of a year-round program offering sports and theatre opportunities for differently abled adults ages 18 and up. Delivered in partnership with organizations that support people with mild to severe intellectual or physical disabilities and those with diagnosed disabilities, it provides a welcoming setting to be active through sport. Alongside pickleball, options throughout the year include activities such as basketball, swimming, wiffleball, kickball, and theatre. Program activities take place at Lynch Park Facilities, Wadsworth Auditorium, and the Newnan Pickleball Complex.

At Skinny's Bar & Grill, Free Ride Entertainment presents a trivia night centered on music and pop culture, spanning the decades from the 1960s through the 2020s. Prizes are awarded, and the venue highlights its food, service, and welcoming atmosphere.

Trivia at Below The Neck in Newnan brings participants together for a game that mixes knowledge with strategy. Players answer questions, assign confidence points to their responses, and can wager for a big finish. It suits competitive minds as well as anyone who just wants to enjoy a beer and laugh with friends. A host keeps things moving with jokes and giveaways. The top three finishers earn prizes to Redneck Gourmet or Below The Neck.

Find a calm, welcoming rhythm at True Balance with a weekly breathwork class led by Ute Anonsen, a Certified Breathwork Facilitator and Breath Coach. The practice is gentle and accessible to beginners while still meaningful for those with experience. Participants explore breathing techniques that can ease stress, settle the nervous system, support respiratory health and awareness, and foster a grounded, relaxed presence that carries into everyday life. It is a supportive space to reset body and mind and to connect with the community. The class is donation based on a pay what you can model, and everyone is welcome regardless of ability to contribute. Those able to give a bit more help keep the offering available to others. Open to residents and visitors, no experience needed, and walk-ins are welcome.

Enjoy a community supper at Newnan First UMC with straightforward pricing. Adults are $8, children under 12 are $5, or choose a $25 family option for two adults and two children under 12. RSVP is requested by noon the Tuesday before, and registration with payment can be completed in person. Additional details about menus and programming are available on the website.

Instructor Misty Caples leads an all-levels yoga class at Greenville Street Park. Each posture includes options to dial the intensity up or down, creating a safe and individualized practice for beginners, intermediate students, and seasoned yogis. This free class invites participants to bring a mat or towel and plenty of water for a rejuvenating experience outdoors.

Free Ride Entertainment's Pub Quiz Trivia takes place at Partners II Pizza at Summergrove, with music setting the tone before the questions begin. Prizes are awarded each week for first, second, and third place. Teams also compete across the Pub Trivia venues for monthly prizes and bragging rights.

Homeschool families can take part in a hands-on session focused on rope making and knot tying at Roopville Baptist Church. Participants will learn to craft rope and practice a variety of knots alongside fellow homeschoolers. Registration is required by commenting on the registration post with the names and ages of the children attending. There is no cost to attend. After the activity, games will be available and families may bring a packed lunch to enjoy during a casual hangout.

Set in Georgia, this four day, three night retreat centers on rest, reconnection, and renewal. Designed exclusively for Black women, it offers an immersive pause from the pressures that undermine well being and invites a turn toward practices that support living well in a lasting way. It is not a traditional conference or a weekend of lectures. The focus is deep restoration within a strong, caring community. Expect growth focused sessions on intentional living, group therapy and coaching facilitated by Dr. Christina Camp, and an affirming environment where participants are celebrated, empowered, and genuinely witnessed. The experience guides a personal journey meant to nourish, comfort, and inspire so you can reconnect with yourself with greater alignment. The setting is intentionally intimate, with limited space to maintain close connection.

Sam leads a family friendly music trivia night at The Alamo with her own unique style, guiding participants through a lively experience. Tables can fill quickly, so consider arriving early or calling ahead to reserve a spot.

This weekly group meditation at True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork is open to all experience levels and focuses on creating a moment of peace. The guidance is not based on any single tradition. Drop-ins are welcome and no sign up or ticket is needed, and donations are accepted. Participants may arrive early to get settled, and chairs, mats, blankets, and props are provided. The session is led by Susan McGowan, PhD, who brings extensive experience in facilitating healing and draws from a range of traditions.

Fun Friday returns to C. Jay Smith Park with food trucks, a DJ, a bungee trampoline, face painting, and more. Take on the featured challenges by circling the pumptrack, tackling an obstacle course in the adventure playground, or trying a baseball toss, football toss, and basketball shot. Each challenge you complete earns an entry for prizes.

Give your dog or cat essential care at a low-cost clinic offering services by appointment. Each pet receives an exam for $25. Core vaccinations are $18 each. Microchipping costs $30. Rabies vaccinations are available as a one year option for $20 or a three year option for $50 with proof of previous vaccination. Testing includes a $30 canine heartworm test and a $40 feline triple test.

Led by Jana Realbuto at True Balance Center for Breath & Bodywork, this gentle yoga class offers soothing, grounded movement and mindful breathing to ease tension from the week and set a calm tone for the days ahead. The practice focuses on simple flow, steady breath, and release, helping participants reset and feel ready for the weekend at the studio in downtown Newnan, GA.

Free of charge and welcoming to families, this suicide prevention awareness event focuses on practical ways to cope with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. The optional Honoree Trail provides a meaningful space to remember loved ones lost to suicide. Attendees can place a flag along the path or request a photo sign ahead of time. For more information or to arrange a tribute, email akimbell@pathwayscsb.org.

Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with a scenic ride through some of Harris County's prettiest country. No pre-registration is required, and the fee is $25.00 per bike.

Build a miniature plant world as you learn the fundamentals of terrarium design. Instructors cover how to layer materials, manage drainage, and select plants so your creation looks great and thrives long term. Leave with a complete glass terrarium you planted yourself and the confidence to keep it healthy for years.

Joy Inside Tears presents the fourth annual Prevention Awareness Event, themed “Unity Resilience,” at Lafayette Square in LaGrange. This community gathering centers on connection, education, and hope in support of mental health and suicide prevention. The program features panel conversations with mental health professionals, faith-based leaders, school support staff, and local co-op farmers. Local mental health resources will be available on site. Teen presenters will share perspectives and advocacy from a youth viewpoint. Music, food, and interactive activities create space for engagement while honoring lives and amplifying voices.

Refresh your fall wardrobe with deep savings at a pop-up consignment sale for women and men at the Great Wolf Lodge Conference Center. Shoppers can browse thousands of curated pieces from local consignors, organized by size for a smooth experience. Expect apparel in sizes XS through 4XL, plus shoes and accessories, spanning everyday favorites, workwear, activewear, trend-driven styles and a dedicated luxury section. Popular labels such as Free People, Lilly Pulitzer, Madewell, Anthropologie, Lululemon, Nike, Tory Burch and Coach are among the mix. Most items are priced between $5 and $50, and premium selections begin at $50. Admission and event parking are free, and both cash and cards are accepted. There is also a designated half-off day, with 50 percent savings on items tagged Discount: YES. Those interested in consigning can register, prepare their items, drop them off and let the team handle the rest.

Breast cancer remains the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in U.S. women after skin cancer, with about one in eight affected by age 80, and it accounts for roughly 30 percent of new cancers in women each year. City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is offering a focused screening event at its cancer treatment center in Newnan, Georgia, supported by specialists trained to diagnose cancer quickly. The screening features a 3D mammogram using digital tomosynthesis, along with take-home educational resources. Most insurance plans are accepted, and the event cost is $99 for those without insurance. A physician referral is not required to schedule. All appointments must meet clinical criteria, and each participant needs to have a doctor who can receive the screening results. Registration is required. To reserve a mammogram time, call 770-400-6677.

Virtue by Design and Rooted are partnering on a two-day conference created to encourage, equip, and refresh mothers at every stage. Mothers, grandmothers, and expectant moms can hear from speakers who recognize both the joys and the challenges of motherhood and share actionable guidance. The event also supports the mission of Virtue by Design. Registration is open.

The F.O.R. Troup Recovery Community Celebration brings community members, families, and allies together to honor recovery and uplift hope. This free gathering features a live DJ with music, food trucks, and motivating speakers, along with opportunities to connect with recovery allies and community partners. It creates space to celebrate the courage of people in recovery, recognize the loved ones who support them, and share the message that recovery is possible. Hosted by F.O.R. Troup, also known as Friends of Recovery, the celebration supports its mission to provide free peer recovery support services, advocacy, education, and hope for individuals and families impacted by substance use. Registration is requested for attendees and community partners to help with planning for food, seating, and event materials. All are welcome.

Bike MS: Georgia Peach Ride 2026 brings cyclists together with Black Angels MC for a day of riding in support of people affected by multiple sclerosis. The ride sets out from Overlook Plaza and takes in the scenery of West Georgia, pairing meaningful miles with a commitment to end MS. Participants challenge themselves, honor those impacted by the disease, and share the camaraderie of the cycling community, with every mile contributing to the cause.

Set on the Man O’ War Trail in Pine Mountain, Georgia, this half marathon and 5K blends gentle hills, quiet forest scenery, and welcoming small town character. Participants can choose the longer challenge or a quick 5K. The half marathon offers a well supported course with several aid stations stocked with water, Cerasport, gels, and snacks, along with pace leaders to help with goal times. The 5K is speedy and scenic, ideal for newcomers, walkers, and athletes looking to push the pace. Awards honor the top three overall men and women and the top three in each age group from 19 and under through 70 and over, and every finisher receives a medal. Late registration is available at packet pickup for $95, and packet pickup takes place at the baseball field in Pine Mountain. After the finish, explore a local festival, browse unique shops, and enjoy dining around town. Nearby accommodations include Callaway Resort & Gardens, which spans 2,500 acres of gardens and natural landscapes.

The Rotary Club of LaGrange presents its 4th annual 5K run walk fundraiser, welcoming participants who prefer either running or walking. The race begins at Granger Park across from LaGrange High School, and it is an AJC Peachtree Road Race qualifier. Proceeds support the charitable work of the Rotary Club of LaGrange. Registration is required through the race website or by using the QR code shared in the event’s Facebook post. For more information, contact Scott Landa at slanda706@gmail.com or 678-662-8601.

This volunteer orientation offers an overview of every part of the organization and explains how volunteers can contribute. A dog walking protocol session will follow the meeting. Areas seeking support include fundraising, fostering cats and dogs, grant writing, treasurer assistance, and social media. RSVPs may be sent to volunteers@nchsrescue.org.

Celebrate the season at the Harris County Fall Festival with a full day of family fun. Browse arts and crafts and other handmade items, sample tasty food, take in live entertainment, and keep children smiling with activities, inflatables, and pony rides. Vendor registration is available. Admission is free.

Duck Fest Jeep Jam rolls in with a community celebration sponsored by Newnan Peachtree Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and dedicated to supporting the Newnan Coweta Humane Society. Jeep owners can choose between a Donation Ticket to enjoy the festivities while contributing to the cause or a Jeep Contest Entry for a chance at prizes and bragging rights. Only one ticket is needed per Jeep. Spectators are welcome at no cost, so friends and family can come cheer on their favorites. The competition features ten categories, including Best in Show, Best LED Lights, Kids Choice Awards, Most Humorous, Most Ducktastic, Best Classic Jeep, Best Offroad Jeep, Dirtiest Jeep, Most Patriotic, and The Show Out, which recognizes the Jeep club with the most members.

Texas rock legends deliver hard-driving blues, boogie, and rock from a catalog that spans more than half a century. Known for long beards, hot rods, spinning guitars, and a certain keychain, they have connected with millions on stages across four continents and in the studio. The group took shape in Houston at the close of the 1960s, rose to national attention with Tres Hombres and the hit La Grange, and reshaped their sound and visuals on Eliminator, which propelled MTV favorites Sharp Dressed Man and Legs and earned Diamond certification. Their story includes a Grammy-nominated documentary, induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and official recognition as Heroes of the State of Texas. Influences range from Muddy Waters and B.B. King to British blues rock and Jimi Hendrix. Following Dusty Hill’s passing, Elwood now handles bass for the band. With record sales in the hundreds of millions, they continue to thrive on grit, groove, and unshakable persistence.

Hunt Road Honey will take part in the Harvest Sale at Pine Mountain Root.

Honor NICU Awareness Month with a family friendly Rock-a-thon that raises funds to sustain the mission of supporting NICU families year after year. Open to the public, this community event at Line Creek Brewing The Reserve welcomes friends, family, and staff for a day centered on connection and care.

The Kris Youmans Band brings a jukebox’s worth of Americana, traditional country, Western swing, and honky-tonk to 134 Main. Guided by Kris Youmans, whose songwriting grows from the traditional and Southern sounds of her Savannah roots, the group is known for a high-and-lonesome feel that comes alive onstage. The lineup includes Barefoot Slim on steel guitar, David Puett on guitar, Patrick Thompson on bass, and Jerry Lee on percussion, building the classic textures behind every song. Influences from the golden age of country run through a set that blends roots music, classic country, and Western swing, with plenty of steel guitar, storytelling, and soul. Expect toe-tapping tunes and the kind of energy that might have you eyeing the dance floor before long.

Whiskey Myers takes the stage with a sound that refuses to sit in one box, shaped by roots in East Texas and a love of country, rock, blues and touches of gospel harmony. Breakthrough releases like Early Morning Shakes and Mud pushed the band into the spotlight, and a memorable turn on Yellowstone later sent their catalog surging on the country charts. They have grown from a fiercely loyal Texas following to massive international festival crowds while keeping their process organic and focused on the song. The catalogue moves from hard charging cuts like Die Rockin', Rolling Stone and Gasoline to reflective stories such as Bury My Bones and California to Carolina. Along the way they notched a No. 1 on the Texas Music Charts, surpassed 300 million streams, earned national acclaim and shared stages with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hank Williams Jr. and Jamey Johnson. This performance highlights their raw energy and musical range, delivered with grit and the chemistry of a band that has played together for years.

This yearly beer tasting returns as Oktoberfest, showcasing craft beers from across Georgia. Attendees can enjoy complimentary refreshments, take advantage of special retail offers, and discover additional treats throughout the event.

A low-cost clinic for dogs and cats offers essential wellness services for a set fee. Each pet visit includes a $25 exam. Core vaccines are $18 each, and microchipping is $30. Rabies vaccinations are available as a 1-year shot for $20 or a 3-year shot for $50 with proof of a prior rabies shot. Testing options include a canine heartworm test for $30 and a feline triple test for $40. Appointments can be scheduled by phone at 770-288-5592.

Ashley Park and Fox Marketing present a two day wedding planning experience that brings engaged couples from across Coweta County together with leading local vendors. Created for serious planners, this curated weekend makes it easy to discover services, ask questions, and organize the details of a celebration. The organizers welcome all couples and brides and aim to foster an inclusive atmosphere where everyone feels inspired, supported, and excited to plan a special day. Vendors may apply to participate. Categories are limited and carefully selected to maintain quality, and applying does not guarantee a spot. Accepted vendors will receive a private payment link. Early bird participation is $295 for both days, and the standard rate is $395 for both days.

Celebrate the final Fun Friday of the year at Greenville Street Park, featuring food trucks, games, and other activities. Additional details will be shared soon.

Gain practical equine first aid skills in a one-day course in Newnan, GA that works directly with horses. Learn what information to provide when calling a veterinarian, how to help a horse accept treatment, and how to take accurate vital signs. The curriculum covers response and care for cuts, puncture wounds, colic, choke, collapse, casting, shock, and hoof concerns. It also focuses on identifying signs of pain, understanding where discomfort originates and ways to relieve it, supporting spinal health, and strategies for preventing injuries. Every participant receives a certificate of completion along with a comprehensive first aid manual. Recommended as preparation before enrolling in the advanced course.

Community Wellness Day returns to Downtown Newnan for a free, family-friendly celebration of health, connection, and kindness hosted by True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork. Now in its ninth year, the gathering features movement and wellness activities on the Courthouse Green, shopping and dining around the Square, family fun such as Touch-a-Truck, and opportunities for Random Acts of Kindness and community outreach. Attendees can meet local holistic practitioners and wellness providers and connect with organizations that support healthy living across the community. A portion of vendor booth and sponsorship proceeds will be donated to Coweta FORCE, a local nonprofit that provides recovery support services for individuals and families in Coweta, Troup, and surrounding communities. Support for the event comes from presenting sponsor Dr. Craig Steingraber of Newnan Natural Pain Relief and Wellness and print sponsor Minuteman Press of Newnan. The event welcomes participation from wellness practitioners, health-related businesses, local makers and artisans, nonprofits, and community organizations as vendors or sponsors.

A community yard sale benefiting Count Us In, Inc. invites bargain hunters to explore a broad mix of goods while supporting a nonprofit that uplifts parents. Expect furniture, home decor, clothing, collectibles, toys, tools, antiques, handmade items, and plenty of unexpected finds. The sale spans multiple spaces in the Rail District, including Crescent Station, Market One, Market Two, and the lower level of Platform 32. There is no admission charge for shoppers. Vendor opportunities are available. Indoor booths inside Crescent Station are offered in two sizes, 10 by 10 feet for $75 and 10 by 20 feet for $125. Indoor sellers can set up the day before to make moving larger pieces like furniture, antiques, and displays easier. Outdoor covered 10 by 10 foot booths are $30 under the open air market pavilion on a concrete surface with convenient restroom access. Each booth fee helps advance the mission of Count Us In, Inc. Count Us In, Inc. empowers and supports parents by connecting them with resources and mentorship that build stability, confidence, and long term success. Through education, encouragement, and practical assistance, the organization helps families create stronger futures. Whether you are downsizing, clearing out the garage, searching for vintage finds, or simply looking for an enjoyable outing, this community sale offers discovery with a purpose.

A.C.E.S. Kickball is a kickball activity for differently-abled adults 18 and older. In collaboration with partner organizations that support people with intellectual or physical disabilities, from mild to severe, as well as those with diagnosed disabilities, the program offers activities throughout the year. Beyond kickball, options include basketball, wiffleball, swimming, pickleball, and theatre. Program locations include Lynch Park Facilities, Wadsworth Auditorium, and the Newnan Pickleball Complex.

Breast cancer affects one in eight U.S. women who live to age 80 and makes up about 30 percent of new female cancer diagnoses each year. City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is offering a focused screening event with 3D digital breast tomosynthesis mammograms and take-home educational materials. Most insurance plans are accepted, and the cost is $99 for those without insurance for this event. A physician referral is not required. All appointments depend on meeting clinical criteria, and each participant must have a doctor to receive results. Registration is required. To reserve a mammogram time, call 770-400-6677.

Paint the Town Pink marks two decades of coming together in Downtown LaGrange to recognize strength, survivorship, and the families and stories behind local breast cancer awareness. The gathering centers around the downtown fountain and offers free resources and support, a family-friendly setting, and meaningful tributes to survivors and those we honor. Expect a sea of pink that symbolizes hope, unity, and resilience across the community.

Georgia's all-request singalong that blends music and comedy makes its return to Abide Brewing.

Huntin’ Birdies for Huntington’s brings the community together at White Oak Golf Club for a purpose-driven day on the course. Presented by Strack, Inc., the event supports the Huntington’s Disease Society of America, channeling proceeds to programs, resources, and research that assist families affected by Huntington’s disease. Players, sponsors, and supporters each play a part, helping advance care and move toward a future without HD.

At Wadsworth Auditorium, comedian Hugh Howser delivers a night of stand-up shaped by sharp Southern wit and tongue-in-cheek stories of high society. Raised among Nashville’s elite, he riffs on what it means to live as a Southern socialite today, blending polished storytelling with playful nods to life lived large. Recognizable for his bold red hair and even bigger laughs, he collaborates frequently with Leanne Morgan and often performs at Zanies in Nashville. His perspective has been featured on ABC, CBS and CMT, with write-ups in People, InStyle, USA Today, Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Brides. Beyond the stage, he is an experienced event speaker and a respected beauty pageant judge.

Give your dog or cat affordable preventive care at a low-cost shot clinic offering exams, vaccinations, microchipping, and testing. Each pet exam is $25. Core vaccines are $18 each. A one year rabies vaccination is $20, and a three year rabies vaccination is $50 with proof of prior rabies vaccination required. Microchipping is $30. Dog heartworm testing is $30, and the feline triple test is $40. Appointments are available on select dates throughout the year. To schedule by phone, call 770-288-5592.

Safely clear out unwanted or expired medications by bringing them for proper disposal at this event. Proper disposal supports household safety and helps protect the environment. For additional questions, call 678-673-5505.

A horseback obstacle trail ride at Pyne Road Park offers riders a chance to hone skills from horsemanship to trail etiquette while tackling a course that blends natural and manmade challenges. Classes are available for beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, and participants may also choose to ride without being scored for prizes. Awards will be presented. Entry is $35 per rider, or $25 for TCSC members. Negative Coggins is required. Lunch orders for Chik-Fil-A will be taken during registration, with cookies, chips, and bottled water included for $10. For questions, email tcsaddle@yahoo.com.

Fall Fest Trick-or-Treating is a seasonal celebration centered on gathering treats. Opportunities for vendor participation are available through an application.

Celebrate sips, spice, and spooky fun at a festival filled with activities. Explore the Downtown Spirits Trail and pick up creative cocktails at various stops, taste an array of chili recipes in a lively cookoff, and ride the Twisted Trolley Tour for a themed adventure. Live music, a craft market, and activities for kids round out the experience. This gathering welcomes all ages.

A spirited celebration of food, drinks, and spooky fun features a stroll along the Downtown Spirits Trail to purchase signature drinks from participating locations, tastings of a wide range of chilis at the Chili Cook-Off, and a ride on the Twisted Trolley Tour. The experience also includes live music, a craft market, and activities for children. Suitable for all ages, it blends flavorful heat with playful chills.

Grantville’s Annual Fall Festival celebrates the season with a friendly community gathering. The festival welcomes vendors to showcase their businesses, and there is no vendor fee. Vendor inquiries can be sent to Ashlie Little at parksandrecadvisory@grantvillega.org, and general questions can be directed to Shelly T. Smith, CYSA, Supervisor of Parks, Recreation and Special Events, at ssmith@grantvillega.org.

Now in its 16th year, the Coweta Samaritan Clinic Bluegrass and BBQ is a favorite fall tradition in Coweta County, set on the front lawn of the University of West Georgia Newnan. Attendees can enjoy barbecue, live music, and beverages alongside friends, neighbors, and community leaders, all while supporting the clinic’s life-changing work. Proceeds from the event help provide high quality, compassionate healthcare to uninsured adults in the community. Whether returning supporters or first-time attendees, guests can celebrate, connect, and contribute to a great cause. Tickets and table sponsorships are available.

As part of Free Movies at The Wadsworth, Wadsworth Auditorium presents Clue (1985 Film). The auditorium offers complimentary film showings throughout the year, featuring a range of titles for everyone to enjoy.

This low-cost clinic for dogs and cats offers an exam for $25 per pet and core vaccines for $18 each. Microchipping is $30. Rabies vaccinations are available as a 1 year shot for $20 or a 3 year shot for $50, and the 3 year option requires proof of a prior shot. Testing includes a canine heartworm test for $30 and a feline triple test for $40. To schedule an appointment, call 770-288-5592.

This intensive one-day advanced equine emergency first aid course in Newnan, Georgia equips participants to plan, prepare, and respond when every second counts. Learn how to evaluate a horse’s condition and act in severe situations, including freeing a trapped animal, addressing poisoning, treating burns and bites, managing hypothermia or hyperthermia, responding to tie-ups, stabilizing fractures, and caring for life-threatening chest wounds. The training emphasizes confident decision-making and immediate human intervention to support a horse through the most critical injuries.

The Post presents a Vietnam National Veterans Day ceremony. After the ceremony, snacks and food will be available, followed by a screening of The Greatest Beer Run Ever, a film about Vietnam based on a true story. The gathering concludes with fellowship for veterans and guests.

Breast cancer affects many women in the United States, with about one in eight diagnosed by age 80 and nearly a third of new female cancers each year. This screening event at City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta’s treatment center in Newnan, Georgia provides 3D mammograms using digital breast tomosynthesis and offers educational materials to take home. Most insurance plans are accepted, and the event price is $99 for those without coverage. No referral is needed. Appointments depend on meeting clinical criteria, and participants must have a physician to receive their results. Registration is required. To schedule a mammogram time, call 770-400-6677.

Holiday Sip & See brings festive cheer to Historic Downtown Newnan with browsing and buying while holiday selections are still plentiful. Explore a night market, enjoy live music, and grab a bite from food trucks as retailers offer hors d'oeuvres and refreshments. A small number of vendor spaces are still available.

An affordable vaccine clinic for dogs and cats offers preventive care with straightforward pricing. An exam fee of $25 applies per pet. Core vaccines are $18 each. Microchipping is $30. Rabies vaccinations are available at $20 for a one-year option or $50 for a three-year option with proof of prior vaccination. Testing includes a $30 canine heartworm screening and a $40 feline triple test. Schedule by calling 770-288-5592.

Held at Ashley Park Center, this community event pairs a toy drive with a display of classic cars to support the local area. Toys gathered will help provide Christmas presents for children who might otherwise go without. It combines an appreciation for vintage automobiles with a holiday effort focused on kids in need.

Celebrate the season with a festive 10K that winds through the shimmering Fantasy In Lights displays, turning every mile into a holiday scene. The route features playful, candy-themed stretches and spirited aid stations, including marshmallow, chocolate, and candy cane moments to keep energy high. Runners, walkers, and strollers are welcome, and the finish brings you along a beach path under a pavilion where photos with Santa await. For safety, every participant must be clearly visible with a light source such as glow sticks, reflective vests, or a flashlight. Race packets can be picked up at the Robin Lake Circus Tent, and arriving early is encouraged. Awards will be presented to the top three finishers in each age group, from 14 and under through 70 and older. Make it a getaway with a special Fitness Series lodging rate available to participants at The Lodge and Spa, the Southern Pine Cottages, the Villas, or the Inn. Spectators may enter the Gardens at no cost to cheer, and those planning to experience the full Fantasy In Lights by trolley or vehicle should secure tickets in advance as this popular attraction often sells out.

Plaid Friday in Historic Downtown Newnan celebrates the idea of local with a relaxed, enjoyable alternative to big box Black Friday shopping. The focus is on browsing downtown to simplify the Day-After-Thanksgiving experience and enjoy a more easygoing pace.