Events in Macon, GA

Every Wednesday features all-day Cosmic Bowling for just $12. Enjoy glow-filled lanes with dark lighting and music, creating a lively, high-energy vibe that brings midweek fun to life. The price is $12 for the entire day, every Wednesday.

Midweek open play for mahjong fans offers a relaxed way to break up the week. Players bring their own food and preferred beverages, while the tiles are supplied. Spots can be reserved online or paid at the door, making it easy to enjoy a friendly tile session on the way to Friday.

Gundam fans are invited to a constructed-format card game session where players build decks and test their strategies against fellow enthusiasts. Entry is $5 as a table fee, waived with an in-store purchase of $5 or more. Seating is limited to 22 participants, and tournament packs are offered as prizing. Bring your love of the series, assemble your Mobile Suits, and enjoy friendly competition with the community.

Rigby's Skate Lessons support skaters in advancing their skills with guidance from skilled instructors. The program includes four certification tiers that lead participants through a thorough set of techniques, ending with recognition as an official Rigby's Roller Roo. Standard skating rates apply. A skating wristband is valid for skating before and after the lesson on the same day and can be obtained at the front desk of Rigby's Entertainment Complex.

At Centenary Methodist in downtown Macon, volunteers assemble sandwiches to help stock community fridges. Donations of supplies are appreciated but not required to participate. Common needs include bread, mayonnaise, meats, mustard, peanut butter, jelly, cheese, sandwich bags, and gloves.

Heroes & Villains hosts open play for Warhammer across all game systems. Gaming terrain will be on hand. There is a $5 table fee, waived with a same day purchase of $5 or more made in the store. Demos are available and can be reserved in advance. Players of every experience level are welcome.

Complimentary Latin dance lessons led by Macon Latin Connections focus on bachata, a dance style from the Dominican Republic, at Churchills On Cherry in downtown Macon, Georgia.

Gavin Adcock brings The Day I Hang It Up Tour 2026 to Atrium Health Amphitheater. The show will take place rain or shine. Entry requires a mobile ticket, and the venue enforces a clear bag rule as part of its commitment to guest safety. Lawn chairs are not allowed. For full details on venue policies and procedures, please review the venue’s guidelines in advance.

Experience a high-energy karaoke night that is billed as the best in the Southeast. The sign-up list fills quickly, so early arrival is recommended. Enjoy a free entry period, then a $10 cover applies. Drink specials include $3 PBR, $4 Island John Vodka, and $5 Fireball shots.

Explore the unexplained at a two day and night celebration of all things paranormal in Macon, Georgia. This gathering brings together cryptid researchers, UFO enthusiasts, and psychics, with ghost hunts and guided tours after dark. Attendees can look forward to panel discussions, appearances by special guests, and a marketplace featuring vendors, authors, artists, and oddities, along with other paranormal themed offerings.

This special edition of Sky Over Macon previews NASA’s International Observe the Moon Night. The museum and the Middle Georgia Astronomical Society present moon themed activities and informational handouts in the lobby. Weather permitting, telescopes will offer views of the sun and the moon, and later the moon becomes the focus during night sky observing. In partnership with Mercer University’s drama department, a 15 minute scene from the play Silent Sky will be presented twice, sharing the story of 19th century astronomer Henrietta Leavitt and her work at Harvard Observatory. A planetarium program continues that theme with a look at Leavitt’s contributions and the deep sky objects she studied. Regular offerings return as well, including a guided look at the plants and animals along the Sweet Gum Nature Trail and a tour of the solar system using Science on a Sphere. Program times may adjust slightly to allow audiences to transition between activities. The entire museum will be open during the event. All activities are included with regular museum admission, and it is free for members. Tickets are available in person, subject to planetarium capacity, or in advance.

Wrap up the week with a relaxed evening of mahjong, where friendly competition meets easygoing conversation. Bring your group, pack your favorite snacks and drinks, and settle in for casual rounds around the table. Expect a welcoming atmosphere with good energy and plenty of tile shuffling. Admission is $10, payable at the door or online.

On the first and third Friday, a featured guest is chosen to share their talent, which could be spoken word, art, or an instrumental performance. The event wraps up with a sound bath led by Cam.

A community focused Women’s Build brings women together to advance affordable housing through hands on construction and collaboration. The event spotlights the expertise and commitment of participants working side by side to create brighter futures. Organizers are welcoming team sign ups, sponsorship support, and contributions for participant swag bags, with ways to help on site, contribute resources, or spread the word. The effort is aimed at making a lasting impact in Houston County.

Take part in a community workday focused on caring for the native plant garden at Old City Cemetery in Macon. Street parking at no cost is available. Dress for hands-on gardening with long pants and sleeves, sturdy work boots, gloves, and a hat. Bring a water bottle and a shovel if you have one. Tools and gloves will be supplied, and participants are welcome to bring their own. All participants must be at least 12 years old, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. A reflective vest is required while working. Upon arrival, participants will complete a Georgia Native Plant Society liability waiver. Plans may change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, with updates shared on Facebook.

Browse a welcoming market featuring farmers, bakers, and makers from Middle Georgia. Shop for sourdough bread, shrimp, beef, lamb, pork, produce, fresh juices, honey, freshly cut flowers, and sweet treats, with more to discover. The market takes place rain or shine.

An early bird open play session for mahjong enthusiasts who want to get their mahj on before football kicks off. Admission is $10. Coffee is welcome, and payment can be made online or at the door. Spend time chirping, chatting, and enjoying the tiles.

Grace in Motion is hosting a yard sale where 100 percent of the proceeds support outreach programs for individuals with special needs and their families. Shoppers will find clothing, toys, books, home decor, household items, furniture, and more, turning great finds into support for opportunities, friendships, and memorable experiences. Gently used donations are welcome, with drop-off available with Margo or at the Grace in Motion clinic. Every donated item and every purchase helps fund inclusive programs, activities, camps, equipment assistance, and other outreach services.

Reconciled Bikers Motorcycle Ministries presents its annual Forget Me Not Ride, a memorial motorcycle ride honoring loved ones gone too soon, with this year’s tribute to Thomas Clinton Roberts, TC Roberts, and Jonathon Shumate. Registration takes place at Macon Harley-Davidson, and the ride wraps up at Sidecars by Shorty. Riders who complete registration receive lunch at no additional cost, while lunch with dessert is available for ten dollars for those not paying the entry fee. Door prize drawings add to the day, with tickets priced at one dollar each or twenty dollars for twenty five. Payments are accepted in cash or via Cash App. Entry is twenty five dollars per bike and ten dollars per passenger. For more information, text or call Shorty Smith at 478-233-1579 or Dawn Smith at 478-456-4944.

Learn the essentials of American Mahjong in a small four-person class that covers the tiles, the NMJL card, the Charleston, and the overall flow of the game. The session provides an overview of these core elements to help participants understand how the game is structured from start to finish.

Start the day on a delicious note with bottomless brunch at Loom. Enjoy unlimited mimosas or Bloody Marys alongside favorites like French toast, a savory croissant, and more. The price is $45 per person.

Take part in a sealed prerelease for Hyperia City. The $40 entry includes a prerelease kit used to assemble a 40-card minimum deck from product opened on site. Inside are six Hyperia City booster packs, a Traveler promo card, four damage dice, a postcard, a paper box, and a Pack Rush rules pamphlet. Prizes are awarded as one Hyperia City booster pack for each win.

A weekly Dungeons & Dragons night welcomes brand new players and seasoned adventurers. Tables are organized by experience level, with a beginner table for first timers learning the basics, an intermediate table for players who know the rules and want added challenge, and campaign tables for experienced players continuing their ongoing adventures. Reservations for the beginner and intermediate tables are handled through Discord, and space is limited, so claim a seat early. Bring dice and a character, or get help building one. A $5 table fee applies and can be waived with a same day in store purchase of $5 or more. For character creation, have a Player’s Handbook or the D&D Basic Rules available. The D&D Adventurers League Players Guide offers additional guidance.

This hands-on glassblowing workshop at stARTup Studios focuses on creating a blown glass pumpkin. Participants learn the basics of glass blowing, choose their own colors, and use optic molds to shape a personalized piece. The experience is open to all skill levels and can be enjoyed with a friend. Finished pumpkins must cool overnight to prevent damage, and they will be ready for pickup on the next business day.

At Temple Beth Israel in Macon, this volunteer effort brings people together to assemble sandwiches for community fridges across middle Georgia. Donations of supplies are welcome, including loaves of bread, cheese, meats that are not pork, mayonnaise, mustard, peanut butter, jelly, sandwich bags, permanent markers, and gloves. The focus is on preparing ready-to-share sandwiches that help keep local fridges stocked for neighbors in need.

Chinese-born and Philadelphia-based pianist Junwen Liang presents a recital that journeys through American classical music with selections by Amy Beach, Florence Price, Tan Dun, Stephen Hough, and Paul Harvey Aurandt. The program emphasizes lyrical beauty, imaginative flair, and a spirit of cultural exploration, reflecting his dedication to connecting musical traditions with sincerity and clarity. Praised by Richard Goode for exceptional talent and sensitivity, Liang is recognized for refined, thoughtful performances. He recently completed studies at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University and teaches piano and chamber music at the University of Pennsylvania. Admission is $20 at the door, and students are admitted free.

This annual autumn family festival features games, inflatables, food, and shaved ice. Admission is free, providing an easy way for families and friends to spend time together.

Settle into a calming session with crystal singing bowls and other restorative sounds. This experience is intended to quiet the mind, reduce stress, and rebalance your energy. Rest comfortably, focus on your breath, and let the tones wash over you. No movement is required. Open to all and held every Sunday except fifth Sundays.

Friends On The Hill hosts a karaoke night with drink specials, including $3 domestic beers and $7 Vegas Bombs. Bar food is available to order while the singing gets underway.

This National Adoption Week event features opportunities to meet adoptable pets and consider welcoming a new family member. Animals available include dogs, cats, small mammals, reptiles, and aquatic life.

The Meadow marks its first collaboration with Little Learners Childcare Perry with a free literacy-themed bingo night for all ages. Families can explore the space, meet the owner, and enjoy reading-inspired games together. Registration is required and spots are limited.

Families can celebrate National Fossil Month with a homeschool field trip focused on paleontology. Participants step back to the age of dinosaurs, craft a fossil mold and cast to take home, and uncover how ancient remains offer evidence about Earth’s past. The schedule includes a hands-on STEAM activity for K–12 where students look at what scientists and artists share as they build their own replicas. A Science on a Sphere program explains what qualifies as a fossil and how these clues reveal prehistoric life. A planetarium show, Dinosaur Prophecy, explores how dinosaurs lived, why they vanished, and what their fossils teach today. Tickets are limited and tend to go quickly, and each family receives one complimentary adult admission.

Presented by Macon Arts Alliance, this annual celebration honors the people, groups, and companies that enrich Central Georgia’s cultural landscape through creative contributions and philanthropy. The event includes a reception followed by the presentation of award recipients. Community nominations, including self-nominations, are welcome, and honorees are chosen by an independent group of local leaders.

Unwind after the week with a relaxed evening of mahjong. Expect a welcoming atmosphere, friendly faces, and just enough competitive spark to keep the tables lively. Attendees may bring their own snacks and favorite drinks, while the play setup is provided so everyone can focus on the game. Admission is $10, payable at the door or online.

This casual meet and greet brings Disney enthusiasts together at Chili's Grill & Bar in Warner Robins. Inspired by a love of Disney that spans about ten years, it offers a relaxed setting to share conversation over food and drinks and take part in a raffle related to Disney. The club keeps things simple with one rule, wear Disney-themed attire at every event. Socials are planned once each quarter to give local fans a regular opportunity to connect.

Store Championship: Reality Fracture features Standard format play with 60 card decks and Regular Rules Enforcement. Entry is $10 and seating is limited to 24. The tournament runs three rounds with prize support that includes alternate-art promotional cards not available elsewhere and Standard-legal Play Boosters. Receive one Play Booster for each match win, plus an extra booster for registering. Promos include Unearth for participation and Psychic Frog for the Top 8, with a textless Abhorrent Oculus as the top award. This setup suits players who enjoy classic competitive Magic or want a different experience from Commander.

Macon Pops brings a centennial salute to Tony Bennett to the historic Macon City Auditorium. This concert honors his life, music, and lasting influence with jazz standards, classics from the Great American Songbook, and other memorable selections spanning generations. The evening offers an elegant, nostalgic atmosphere filled with timeless melodies that reflect the qualities that defined his sound and appeal. Ticket information will be announced soon.

A seasonal outdoor market showcasing dozens of local artisans and their handmade creations. Explore a variety of gift-worthy items for the holidays and discover new favorite vendors along the way.

Riders gather for the second annual breast cancer awareness ride with Disciples of Antioch Motorcycle Ministry, Chapter 104. The ride starts and finishes at Harley-Davidson of Macon, followed by food, drinks, and an after-party. Entry means wearing something pink and making a donation of any amount. Every dollar raised goes to The Boobie Queen Company and supports the fight against breast cancer.

In Macon, this Ready to Launch youth entrepreneurship bootcamp introduces children ages 6 and up to the essentials of starting a business by drawing on their own interests and talents. Participants develop business concepts, create simple products or services, and build critical thinking skills. The program emphasizes early entrepreneurial education that is especially valuable today, aiming to move beyond the familiar struggle many face later in school by building practical know-how sooner.

This sip and paint workshop blends hands-on DIY crafting with wizarding trivia. Participants choose a favorite design from the project gallery and create a custom wood sign with step-by-step guidance. All supplies are provided, with a wide selection of paint colors and wood stains to help produce a unique piece for home decor or a handmade gift. Trivia runs during the session, and attendees can team up with friends to test their knowledge of the wizarding world. Pre-registration is required.

At Peak Path Chiropractic, this easygoing morning gathering welcomes mothers at every stage, from first-time parents to those with plenty of experience. Share a casual brunch while meeting local moms, exchanging stories, and bringing questions for Dr. Rebecca about topics like newborn care, postpartum changes, and the everyday highs and lows of parenting. The aim is to offer a warm, supportive place to connect and learn together. Babies and young children are welcome. Come however you feel most comfortable and enjoy a morning of conversation, community, and brunch.

The Macon-Bibb Hispanic Festival makes its return with a downtown celebration featuring culture, food, music, and community throughout the day.

Hosted by The Spirit Moves in partnership with iDeal Title Pawn, this community Trunk or Treat offers candy, games, a bounce house, and more at The Spirit Moves. The event is family friendly and set up for an afternoon of fun. Vendors and those bringing decorated cars can sign up by emailing info@idealtitlepawn.com.

A monthly, complimentary yoga class brings community members together for a shared practice. The session is beginner friendly, providing an accessible way to explore yoga while connecting with others.

Bulldogs hosts a monthly cruise-in with a special nod to Jeeps and trucks this time. While those rides take center stage, every kind of vehicle is invited, no matter the age, brand, or style. Attendees can relax in an adult-friendly setting, enjoy the laid-back vibe, and connect with local car enthusiasts.

An irreverent, high-energy musical comedy tracks five friends through a night of shared memories, present-day celebrations, and hopeful plans for the future. After a standout Off-Broadway launch, it has toured North America, winning over audiences with a heartfelt blend of honesty and humor. The score leans on crowd-pleasing chart toppers from the 80s and 90s, and it regularly sparks singalongs and dancing in the seats. Featured hits include Lady Marmalade, It’s Raining Men, Man I Feel Like A Woman, I Will Survive, We Are Family, and more. Reviewers have applauded its big personality and contagious buzz, often likening it to a mashup of Desperate Housewives and Mamma Mia. It is a lively salute to friendship, laughter, and the anthems that bring people together.

Jeremy Would Let Me Drown takes the stage at Society Garden in Macon to mark the 35th anniversary of Pearl Jam’s debut album, Ten, performing the record start to finish, then following with a set of hits from Alice in Chains and Soundgarden. Tickets available this fall.

NYTEBYRD performs live with a set of music to enjoy.

Disney On Ice transforms the rink into a warm celebration of family at Macon Coliseum. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy set the stage for two heart-filled adventures. Glide to snowy Arendelle with Anna and Elsa as the power of sisterhood shines, then feel the lively spirit of Encanto as Mirabel and the Madrigal family fill the arena with color and song. Expect a touch of playful fun when Stitch skates in with his trademark mischief. This production blends favorite characters, dynamic skating, and uplifting music to create lasting memories. Please note that costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Capricorn Sound Studios and Museum hosts an evening featuring singer songwriter Mike Kinnebrew alongside genre-blending songwriter Michelle Malone. Kinnebrew built his craft as a way to channel emotion, then found momentum connecting with audiences in person. Drawing on touchstones like Tom Petty, Jackson Browne, the Indigo Girls, and James Taylor, he pairs a soulful, indie-leaning folk and Americana sound with candid, impactful lyrics. His audience has expanded across borders, and after a studio-focused stretch in 2024 he is set for a busy year of new music and performances in 2026 across the United States and the United Kingdom. Malone brings a fiercely independent spirit, writing that cuts straight to the heart, and vocals that balance raw power with tenderness. A cornerstone of Georgia’s music community, her influence reaches artists such as John Mayer and Jennifer Nettles. She has toured with the Indigo Girls over many years and has performed with Gregg Allman, Chuck Leavell of the Rolling Stones, Jackson Browne, Johnny Winter, the Atlanta Symphony, and the Atlanta Pops Orchestra. Now marking four decades of solo work in 2026, she is often praised for both her guitar fire and lyrical depth, and her concerts are known for authenticity and high energy. Her latest album, Southern Comfort, is a guitar-forward collaboration that includes contributions from Dean Dillon, Buddy Miller, Rick Richards of the Georgia Satellites, Will Kimbrough, Charlie Starr and Paul Jackson of Blackberry Smoke, and Randall Bramblett. The release earned 4 out of 5 stars from American Songwriter and was named among the year’s top five by Lee Valentine of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Experience high-energy psychedelic rock and roll in Macon, GA. Admission is $15 at the door, supporting the local live music scene.

Disney On Ice presents Magic of Family brings beloved stories to the rink at Macon Coliseum. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy open the adventure and lead the way through two heartfelt worlds. Travel to snowy Arendelle with Anna and Elsa as the strength of sisterhood shines on the ice. Then the tale of Encanto bursts to life with Mirabel and the Familia Madrigal, filling the arena with music, movement, and vibrant color. Stitch drops in with a dash of playful mischief for extra laughs. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Pokémon League offers a friendly space for all things Pokémon. Participants can battle on the Switch, play in Pokémon TCG Live, trade, and connect through lively conversations with fellow trainers. All ages are welcome. A $5 table fee applies, and it may be waived with a same day in-store purchase of $5 or more. The gathering focuses on growing the community and building momentum for future events, with a community Facebook group available for updates.

This Lorcana event features the Infinity Constructed format with a coconut theme. Entry is a $5 table fee. Build a deck of at least 60 cards using up to three ink colors, centered on a coconut card available in the Lorcana app. Prizes will be announced.

Get into the spooky spirit with a Haunted Halloween CookieFest cookie decorating class at Little Light Coffee Co. in Warner Robins. Designed for beginners and cookie fans, the session covers fundamental decorating techniques, how to build playful textures and designs with royal icing, and tips to ensure your treats taste as good as they look. Expect festive colors and a touch of Halloween fun. Materials are provided, and participants take home a box filled with their own decorated cookies. The class welcomes all skill levels and is friendly for families, with a minimum age of 12. Admission is limited to registered attendees and space is limited. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. All sales are final, but if you cannot attend you may transfer your seat to someone else by providing their information in advance. If the class is canceled due to illness or low enrollment, a full refund will be issued.

At Macon Coliseum, Disney On Ice presents Magic of Family brings beloved stories to the ice with a warm welcome from Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy. The show travels from the wintry beauty of Arendelle, where Anna and Elsa share a tale of sisterly love, to the colorful world of Encanto, as Mirabel and the Madrigal family fill the arena with music and dance. Stitch drops in with playful mischief, adding extra laughs to the celebration. This production blends familiar characters, vibrant scenes, and memorable musical moments that highlight the heart of family. Please note that costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

At South Bibb Recreation Center, competitors test their skills in a submission-only jiu-jitsu event with Gi and NoGi divisions for kids, teens, and adults across all belt levels. The format emphasizes clear finishes with no points and no reliance on referee decisions... matches continue until a tap. Pre-registered competitors receive a free rashguard, and there is a second match guarantee. The focus is on honoring the art and showcasing genuine finishing skill.

Strengthen readiness with an active shooter awareness seminar centered on the P.R.E.S.S. framework, which focuses on Prepare, Respond, Engage, Save, and Survive. The session covers data-driven insights from past incidents, emerging trends, and practical training methods to recognize and address vulnerabilities. Participants develop usable situational awareness skills, learn the fundamentals of threat assessment, and outline an actionable plan, along with guidance on what to expect from a law enforcement response. A focus on building a survival mindset ties the material together. Instruction is led by experienced trainers committed to delivering thorough, high quality guidance.

At Living Word Community Church, this Operation Christmas Child packing party brings people together for fellowship and ministry. Participants will fill shoeboxes with items collected throughout the year, creating tangible expressions of God's love through each box. Lunch will be provided. The event is open to everyone, and sign-up is requested to help with planning.

Little Light Coffee Co. sets the scene for a vintage market filled with unique finds. Explore Y2K, retro and vintage apparel alongside accessories, collectibles, home goods, and handmade pieces from local vendors in a relaxed coffeehouse setting.

Experience a glamorous, roaring twenties themed evening at the 2nd Annual Casino Night at The Great Gatsby Fundraiser Gala by Genesis Joy House. Gatsby-inspired attire is encouraged, and the night features entertainment and casino-style fun that supports a meaningful mission. Proceeds help provide safe, stable housing for homeless female veterans and their children, along with comprehensive supportive services and resources that empower them to heal, rebuild, and thrive. Individual tickets are $75 per person. Sponsorship opportunities are available for individuals and businesses, including Diamond (Jay Gatsby) at $7,500, Blue Sapphire at $5,000 with three available, Platinum at $3,000 with five available, and Gold at $1,500 with eight available. For information or ticket assistance, contact 478-236-2207 or genesisjoyhouse@gmail.com.

Now in its fifth year, Mind Over Madness brings a free community gathering to Macon, Georgia with a focus on health and well-being. The program offers resources, practical information, and encouragement for the community. Seating is limited, and a complimentary lunch is included.

Cast members from the Emmy-nominated television series Whose Line Is It Anyway? bring their new improv tour, Whose Live Anyway?, to Macon City Auditorium. All tickets are mobile only. Saving tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Pay can help them load quickly for scanning, and tickets can also be accessed through the Ticketmaster app. Ticketmaster is the verified ticketing provider for Macon Centreplex venues, and the Macon Centreplex is not responsible for tickets purchased from third-party sites, so use caution with unauthorized sellers. There is no elevator access to the balcony in the 200 sections, so accessible seating is available on the floor in the 100 sections. A clear bag policy will be enforced.

Celebrate the season over two evenings filled with holiday festivities, including live caroling, magic acts, tasty corn dogs, and hot chocolate, plus more seasonal fun. It has expanded from last year with even more to experience. Admission is $10 per car.

Explore personal storytelling with Andy Offutt Irwin in a workshop that takes the LIA approach, where creative invention is part of the craft and a compelling tale can outrun strict facts. Participants are welcome to shape ghost stories, tall tales, personal narratives, or playful fabrications into engaging stories. It is geared to anyone who talks with people a lot, including teachers, salespeople, and preachers, and no advance preparation is required. The workshop also includes a public performance in the arboretum at Wesleyan College. Registration is $180 per person, and enrollment is capped at 16 participants.

HOPE Events LLC presents HOPE 4 Recovery at the Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia, a benefit that blends Christian hip hop with professional wrestling. The lineup features music by Kenny Jenkins and Steve Da Christian, plus in ring action from the stars of HOPE Championship Wrestling, including HOPE Wrestling Champion Archer Harrison, CJ Gallows, Eddie Honcho, Hunter Young, Logan Stephens, Tyreke, Gabe Norton, TW James, Lucky Larry Lawson, and more. Admission is free, and optional donations will support the HOPE Wrestling mission trip to Honduras in 2027. Please bring your own chair, and plan for concessions offered by the Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia. For more information, call 678-588-0508.

A two-day celebration focused on lifting your Christmas spirit. Admission is $10 per car.

This event offers a night of country music as the performers return to The Den.

Local favorite Reckless Soul is back for another show.

Runners can grab their race packets or take care of last-minute registration for the Macon Music Half Marathon at the entrance to Luther Williams Field.

Reckless Soul presents a live set featuring country, Southern rock, and blues favorites.

Browse the farm to find your ideal Christmas tree. With hundreds of beautiful trees available, there is plenty to choose from.

Buddy is back with playful mischief that keeps things lively. He is searching for his dad and might even jump into a snowball fight. The day features a farm-wide elf hunt, with elves hidden in surprising places, so keep an eye out because they could pop up anywhere.

Macon Pops presents a live holiday concert in Downtown Macon, timed to the Macon Christmas Light Extravaganza. This annual celebration has grown into a tradition across Middle Georgia, blending festive music with a brilliant display of lights. Guests are welcome to bring blankets or lawn chairs to relax and enjoy the performance, then wander the downtown streets afterward to take in the continuing light show. Admission is free, thanks to the support of sponsors, donors, and friends who help keep great music available to the community.

Meet Santa and let him know if you have been naughty or nice. Bring your wish list to share, then enjoy a story read by Mrs. Clause. A returning photographer will be on hand to capture your smiles.

People experience grief and depression in many ways, and it is not always easy to know what you are going through. This health education class offers an informative conversation on how to spot key signs, understand the differences between the two, and explore healthy coping strategies and options for support. Participants can learn, ask questions, and leave with practical guidance and the reassurance that they are not alone.

Hosted by Renewed Beauty & Spa, Shop & Slay is a free community gathering that celebrates beauty, fashion, wellness, and uplifting energy. Explore curated local boutiques and brands, discover seasonal apparel, accessories, and gift ideas, and embrace holiday glam with a focus on self care. Quick chair massages are available for a relaxing pause. Music and casual networking create a lively setting for time with friends. Whether you are treating yourself or picking out presents for others, expect to head out feeling refreshed and inspired.

Celebrate the holiday season with a cheerful visit to Santa. Bring your special family members to meet him and take home a free photo to remember the moment.

Wings & Words of Hope, Inc. presents the 5th Annual Caregivers Benefit Dinner, a heartfelt evening that recognizes the everyday heroes who care for others behind the scenes. The program takes place at the Monroe County Conference Center and is hosted by comedian and actress Cocoa Brown, with co-host Willie Dumas, president of the NAACP Macon-Bibb Branch and a community advocate. Special entertainment is provided by ATL DreamVision. This milestone gathering marks five years of celebrating caregivers who devote countless hours and heartfelt effort to caring for others each day. The event is presented by Pastor Cheryl Finney, founder of Wings & Words of Hope, Inc., and information on tickets and sponsorships will be shared soon.

Twiggs County alumni are invited to a festive Christmas gala at the Tubman Museum. Organizers are gathering a headcount and asking graduates to show interest by leaving a black or gold heart in the comments. Tickets are $55 per person and will be available soon. Please share the news with fellow Twiggs graduates, and look for additional updates as plans are finalized.

Platinum-selling vocalist John Berry marks his 30th annual return to The Grand with a holiday concert that Macon has embraced as a tradition. The program blends signature hits like Your Love Amazes Me, Standing On The Edge Of Goodbye, and I Think About It All The Time with seasonal favorites. A highlight is his celebrated rendition of O Holy Night, a moment known to bring the crowd to its feet. Recognized for a powerful connection with audiences, Berry offers a warm seasonal celebration that showcases both his chart-topping songs and timeless holiday music.

Reckless Soul, a local favorite, returns for another appearance.