Events in LaGrange today

Find a moment of calm with a weekly breathwork class at True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork in downtown Newnan. Guided by Ute Anonsen, a Certified Breathwork Facilitator and Breath Coach, this gentle yet effective session welcomes beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Practices focus on easing stress, settling the nervous system, and supporting respiratory health while deepening awareness of the breath. The experience is designed to help you feel grounded, relaxed, and present, and to offer simple techniques you can use in everyday life. The class is donation based, and everyone is welcome to attend regardless of ability to contribute, with those who can give more helping keep it accessible for others. No prior experience is required, walk-ins are accepted, and residents as well as visitors are welcome.

Supper at Newnan First UMC features straightforward, family-friendly pricing. Admission is 8 dollars per adult, 5 dollars per child under 12, or 25 dollars for a family of four with two adults and two children under 12. RSVPs are requested in advance, and you can register and pay in person. Information about menus and programming is available on the church’s website.

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga class at Greenville Street Park led by instructor Misty Caples. The session welcomes beginners, intermediate practitioners, and advanced yogis, with options for each pose so participants can choose simpler or more challenging variations for a safe and personalized practice. Bring a mat or towel and water for a refreshing, rejuvenating experience.

Free Ride Entertainment presents a pub quiz at Partners II Pizza at Summergrove. Teams answer questions and compete for weekly awards, with prizes for first, second, and third place. Music sets the mood before the quiz begins, and continued participation gives teams a chance at monthly prizes and bragging rights.

Experience a calming group meditation at the True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork. Guided by Susan McGowan, PhD, the practice welcomes newcomers and seasoned meditators, drawing on a variety of traditions rather than a single lineage. Walk-ins are welcome with no registration or ticket required, and donations are appreciated. Seating, mats, blankets, and props are available to support your comfort. Set in a peaceful studio in downtown Newnan, the session offers space to pause and find a moment of ease.

Enjoy premium craft beer pints for $3.14, affectionately called pi(e)nts, paired with brick oven pizza for a simple, tasty combo. Tap takeovers, rare pours, and other craft beer events at Your Pie LaGrange are highlighted on Untappd.

A yearly Labor Day sidewalk sale brings downtown to life with savings and shopping. This daylong event begins on the Friday leading into the holiday. Visitors can wander the downtown sidewalks, step into local stores, and search for some of the best bargains of the season.

Experience more than a standard campus tour at this preview day. Take part in hands-on labs, talk with staff and alumni, share a meal, and spend time exploring campus to get a real sense of daily life at Impact 360. As you connect with the mission and values at the heart of the community, you can discover whether this life-shaping journey is the right path for you or your student.

A miles-long community yard sale and arts and crafts showcase stretches along Highway 34 West in Newnan, Georgia, turning the corridor into a treasure hunt of bargains, flea markets, and artisan finds. Admission and parking are free for this long-running tradition. Highlights include an arts and crafts show at Keith’s Corner, activity at Witter’s Pond and Brown’s Farm, the Franklin Road Flea Market, and additional multi-vendor yard sale spots spread out along the route. Vendors set up throughout the highway and on nearby roads, creating a continuous trail of discoveries for browsers and collectors. A complete list of participating locations is available in the event details.

Ease into the weekend with a calm gentle yoga class at True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork. Guided by instructor Jana Realbuto of Real Healing Yoga, this practice focuses on steady breath and unhurried movement to release tension, restore balance, and set a grounded tone for the days ahead.

Main Street Newnan hosts a community market set around the courthouse square in downtown Newnan, highlighting goods crafted, baked, and grown by local artisans, artists, and farmers. More than 50 booths present unique finds, with new vendors appearing regularly. Visitors can explore seasonal produce, local honey, jams and jellies, salsa, pottery, original art, children’s clothing, handwoven baskets, leatherwork, freshly baked goods, handcrafted furniture, birdhouses, wood art, fiber art, wreaths, floral designs, and more. The market welcomes all guests, and admission is free.

At this community-focused farmers market, local growers, bakers, and artisans present fresh produce, farm-raised goods, homemade treats, and handcrafted items from small businesses in the area. The market offers a friendly place to shop and connect, strengthening the local economy by helping farmers, makers, and entrepreneurs grow while keeping spending close to home. Visitors can stroll the market, meet neighbors, and explore a wide range of local products.