Events in Lula today

Participants cover 2.5 miles to the top of Yonah Mountain by running, hiking, or rucking, climbing 1,650 feet straight up. This quad burning race is steep and rewards the effort with hard-earned views from the top.

A community gathering to support John, a neighbor injured in a hunting accident last year who faces a long recovery. Highlights include an escorted 50-mile round-trip motorcycle ride open to all street legal vehicles, along with live and silent auctions, live music, lunch, and family-friendly fun.

This competition at East Jackson Comprehensive High School kicks off the season and is capped at 12 bands. Each band will receive a 30 minute Zoom clinic the following week with one of the event's judges.

Rafe Banks Park hosts a two day autumn celebration as part of the City of Lula’s sesquicentennial. Families can explore kids activities, artisan crafts, handmade jewelry and pottery, participation from churches and community groups, and a variety of food vendors. The festival takes place rain or shine. There will not be a car show or a parade. Vendor applications are accepted only through official forms, and organizers do not use social media messaging for applications or publish booth fees. A scarecrow competition is also planned, with details available through the same official channels.

Each Saturday features a recurring CeDH event where friends are welcome and proxies are completely allowed. A larger turnout increases the pot. Advance registration is available on Topdeck.gg or by using the posted QR code. If you expect to be late, calling ahead can help, and a short wait may be possible if the other players agree.

Dad's Garage brings an evening of improv comedy to Brenau’s Hosch Theater. Seating options include balcony at $35, general admission at $37.50, and VIP at $45. All tickets must be reserved in advance.

Skynfolks performs a live tribute to Lynyrd Skynyrd at The Hall in Gainesville. This concert is dedicated to honoring the band's music.

Presented by Die Laughing, this weekly comedy night at Blackstrap offers a chance to take the stage, try out material, and get the room laughing. Admission is free and the mood stays upbeat with plenty of laughs throughout.

A relaxed coffee get-together at the American Legion in Gainesville, GA brings Marines together to connect, share experiences from service, and enjoy good company. Gatherings generally proceed as planned, with exceptions only during holidays or in the rare case of severe weather.

Blood pressure checks are available, conducted by a staff member to help you monitor your health.

The Historical Society of Lula Bellton holds a meeting centered on the histories of Lula, Bellton, local counties, and nearby areas. Attendees discuss current town activities, plan events, enjoy a history lesson, and share snacks together. The goal is to keep the gathering under two hours, although friendly conversation may continue a bit longer at the end. Everyone is welcome.

Keep Hall Beautiful will be at the Hall County Farmers Market with a recycling drop-off and information booth focused on local recycling. Attendees can bring household batteries such as AA, AAA, and 9 volt, with the exception of large tool batteries. School supplies in good condition are welcome, including books, notebooks, markers, pencils, and pencil cases. Paper, plastic, and metal recyclables will be accepted. Food waste can be added to the worm composter, including any samples from vendors.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE brings the excitement of America's Game to the stage in your area. Audience members are randomly selected to go onstage with the host, spin a replica of the iconic wheel, solve puzzles, and play for prizes that may include trips to Paris or Hawaii and cash up to $10,000. The crowd can take part in the fun throughout the show, creating an engaging, interactive experience.

A casual coffee gathering for Marines at the American Legion in Gainesville, Georgia. Share sea stories, reconnect with comrades, and enjoy friendly conversation. Plans may shift during holidays or in the rare case of extreme weather.

Participants design a scrapbook page at the Center that highlights favorite moments from the past month. At the end of the year, all monthly pages will be gathered and combined to showcase the year.

The excitement of America’s Game comes to town in a lively, interactive event where members of the audience have a chance to play. Participants are chosen at random to join the host onstage, spin a replica of the famous Wheel, and tackle word puzzles for prizes. Rewards may include trips to Paris and Hawaii or cash up to $10,000. Everyone in attendance can share in the fun.