Events in Macon today

A relaxed weekend brunch serves up comforting plates such as Biscuits & Gravy and Blueberry French Toast, along with other selections. From hearty breakfasts to lighter choices, there is something to satisfy every appetite.

A community celebration at Harley-Davidson of Macon honors the first responders who serve the area. Enjoy barbecue prepared by Pig on a Pie along with beer and soft drinks. First responders who present a valid ID will receive a complimentary gift. Motorcycles will be on site, and test rides are available. Families and friends are welcome.

Enjoy a local shopping event featuring middle Georgia farmers, bakers, and makers. Browse sourdough loaves, shrimp, beef, lamb, and pork, plus produce, fresh juices, honey, freshly cut field flowers, and sweet treats, with even more to explore. The event takes place rain or shine.

Get the whole family moving with indoor pickleball at Rhythm & Rally Sports & Events. This family-friendly session welcomes everyone from kids to grandparents, with no experience required and an open-play format that makes it easy to meet other local families. Admission is $5 per person for two hours on the courts, and all equipment is provided, including paddles and balls valued at $13, so there is no need to bring gear. The facility is fully indoors and climate controlled, offering a comfortable way to stay active regardless of the weather.

Join the Wild Birds Unlimited Macon team for a fun, one-hour in-person presentation all about goldfinches. You will learn the basics, including their habits, movements, and food preferences, and get plenty of tips that work for both seasoned bird lovers and brand-new finch fans. Doors open at 10:15 AM.

Loom offers a bottomless brunch with unlimited mimosas or Bloody Marys. Pair the pours with brunch favorites such as the Loom Standard, a veggie omelet, French toast, or a savory croissant. Enjoy an easygoing meal with classic flavors and endless refills.

Daddy’s Home... But My Husband Ain’t! delivers a whirlwind of comedy and turmoil as a returning father upends a family’s routine. Expect quick-witted misunderstandings, surprising revelations, and laughs that linger long after the final scene. Written and produced by Deedria Chauntee, this hit stage play features an engaging cast, memorable characters, and a story many families will recognize. The tour includes stops in Macon GA, Columbus GA, Orlando FL, and Miami FL. Tickets are limited in select cities. Suitable for family outings, time with friends, or a date night.

Head to The Douglass Theatre for a night of live comedy with Daddys Home But My Husband, Aint! in Macon. Expect laughs and real talk, featuring performances by Arrington Foster, Deedria Chauntee, Tabbie Sunshine, and Brigette Eppes. It’s an in-person show with a total runtime of about 2 hours.

Cody Bolden and The Roadhands, a country group from Atlanta, blends honky tonk with classic country and traditional ballads. The music highlights country traditions, ranging from ballads to honky tonk.

This community sandwich making effort at Temple Beth Israel in downtown Macon helps stock community fridges across middle Georgia. Participants may bring supplies as they are able, including loaves of bread, cheese, non pork meats, mayonnaise, mustard, peanut butter, jelly, sandwich bags, permanent markers, and gloves.

Settle into a restorative sound bath with crystal singing bowls and complementary healing sounds. This gentle experience encourages deep calm, reduces stress, and helps realign your energy. No movement is needed, simply recline, breathe, and allow the vibrations to do the work. Welcoming to all. Presented on Sundays, except on fifth Sundays.

Spend your Sunday evening at the Legendary Sunday Night Jam Session at Grant's Lounge, where music lovers come together for a laid-back jam night. Tickets are limited to 10 per customer, and the show starts at 9:00 PM.

Discover a Yoga Therapy series created to help you understand your body from the ground up. Each month features a different focus, and you can choose the full three-month journey, select specific months, or drop in for a single class. Sessions are small for personalized attention and are welcoming to beginners. A workbook is included for enrolled participants, not for drop-in attendees. Space is limited.

A community conversation examines how the adolescent brain develops and learns, with Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath sharing insights on how technology, cell phones, and social media can affect attention, memory, behavior, and family life. Dr. Horvath is a neuroscientist and educator whose work focuses on student learning, and he is the author of the book The Digital Delusion. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Swing by The Reverb Room for an all-ages game night featuring multiple gaming stations and tables. You can jump into Dungeons & Dragons with a DM provided, enjoy casual Magic: The Gathering, play video games on monitors and a projector, or browse board games. There will also be fingerboard parks available, so whether you’re competitive or just looking for a relaxed midweek hang, there’s something for everyone. Entry is $5.

This Magic: The Gathering Commander event at Prime Time Gaming features two 75 minute rounds. Entry is $7 and every participant receives a booster pack, with special prizes awarded to players who earn the most points. Use the same deck in both games, decisions made during play are final, and proxies are not allowed. Early registration is encouraged. A Wizards ID is needed to participate in official Wizards of the Coast events, and those without one should download the Companion App beforehand. If you need last minute additions for your deck, the store can arrange purchases in advance so they are ready for your matches.

Sing along to your favorite songs during Karaoke on the legendary Bird Stage, with 2-4-1 liquor available throughout the night. Karaoke begins at 9:30 PM.

At Centenary Methodist in downtown Macon, volunteers assemble sandwiches to help stock community fridges. Supplies may be donated, though bringing items is optional and participation is based on what each person can offer. Frequently used items include bread, mayonnaise, meats, mustard, peanut butter, jelly, cheese, sandwich bags, and gloves. The focus is a friendly, flexible effort that supports neighbors with ready-to-eat food.