Events in Newnan today

1 Million Cups brings entrepreneurs, business owners, and community members together each week to connect and learn. Each gathering features a local founder who shares a business or idea, followed by open questions and collaborative feedback that spark insights and useful connections. The focus is a welcoming environment where ideas are exchanged freely and collaboration grows. It suits those launching a startup, expanding an existing business, or simply exploring entrepreneurship. The format is relaxed, with a coffee-and-conversation vibe, and community engagement is central so every voice can contribute.

At Wadsworth Auditorium, this theatre offering serves adults 18 and older through A.C.E.S., in collaboration with organizations that support people with mild to severe intellectual or physical disabilities and those with diagnosed developed disabilities. It is part of a year round slate that also includes basketball, wiffleball, swimming, pickleball and kickball. Program activities are hosted at Lynch Park Facilities, Wadsworth Auditorium and the Newnan Pickleball Complex.

A Wednesday night supper welcomes individuals and families for a shared meal. Pricing is $8 per adult, $5 per child under 12, or $25 for a family of four with two adults and two children under 12. RSVP is requested by noon the Tuesday before. Registration and payment can be completed in person. Details about menus and programming are available from the organizers.

Enjoy a free yoga class at Greenville Street Park led by Misty Caples. The session welcomes all levels, with variations for every pose so participants can choose gentler or more advanced options and practice with confidence. The approach emphasizes safety and personalization. Please bring a mat or towel and water for a rejuvenating experience.

Designed for toddlers who are steady walkers up to 24 months, this half hour session blends toys, music, and story time to encourage early engagement. Registration is not required, and older siblings should not attend.

A Pokémon League gathering for ages 6 and up welcomes players of all skill levels. Activities focus on younger participants ages 6 to 13. Children are encouraged to bring a smartphone or tablet for Pokémon Go, a Nintendo Switch, or Pokémon trading cards for trading or battling. Parents of elementary-age children must remain nearby at all times, and parents of older children are advised to stay in the library. Because card theft has occurred in the past, a weekly Pokémon Theft Acknowledgement Waiver is required before children are dropped off, and players 13 or older may sign their own form. The waiver explains that children, parents, and players are responsible for keeping track of their belongings. Labeling all Pokémon items and toys before arrival is recommended to help prevent loss or theft. No registration is required.

At The Alamo, Sam hosts a family friendly music trivia night presented in her own signature way. Seating often fills quickly, so arriving a little early or calling ahead to reserve a table is recommended.

Free Ride Entertainment presents Xtreme Music Trivia at Grazing Here, featuring a game that spans 38 music categories. Teams compete weekly for first, second and third place prizes and stack up bragging rights against players across participating music trivia venues. The event centers on team play and music knowledge.

Experience a high-energy concert at Wadsworth Auditorium in Newman as The Adams Effect delivers a set packed with Bryan Adams hits and a full-throttle live band sound. Fire Lake, a tribute to Bob Seger, opens the show with classics that set the tone for the night. Expect powerful vocals, big guitars, and a room ready to move. Admission is free, making it an easy pick for fans of rock and alternative music.

Xtreme Music Trivia brings a lively challenge to Partners Bar & Grill, formerly Yknot. Questions span music from the 1950s through the 2020s and draw from a wide range of genres. Teams compete for prizes in a setting the venue highlights for its food, service, and welcoming atmosphere. It offers a friendly way to put music knowledge to the test with friends.

Celebrate culture and competition on the water at Lake Peachtree with the 2nd Annual Peachtree City Dragon Boat Race & International Festival. Organized by the 501c3 nonprofit Peach State Dragon Boat Academy as a small-boat fundraiser, the event features fast 200 meter races where teams showcase stamina and teamwork against a scenic backdrop. Participation welcomes a broad range of paddlers, including cancer survivors, paradragon athletes, and those age 50 and older, along with other interested crews. Beyond the racing, attendees can enjoy live entertainment, food trucks, artisan vendors, and special activities throughout the day. A heartfelt Cancer Flower Ceremony honors survivors and loved ones affected by cancer. Awards include trophies for the fastest times of the day, and the Knock-Out Race raises the stakes with the winning team earning a no-cost spot in the 2027 event. Whether competing or cheering from the shore, the festival offers a lively and memorable experience.

Set a mindful tone for the weekend with a gentle yoga session led by Jana at True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork. Held on Saturdays, this calm class emphasizes smooth movement and intentional breathing to release the week and get ready for the days ahead. It offers a space to reconnect with your body, find steadiness, and feel refreshed.

A two-day workshop at True Balance Center for Breath & Bodywork in downtown Newnan, GA focuses on compassionate bodywork related to death, dying, and grief. Featuring Cathy Brooksie Edwards of Cultivating Inner Stillness, it explores healing touch, end-of-life support, grief, self-care, and meaningful connection. The workshop is open to wellness professionals seeking CE hours and to community members interested in learning how to support themselves and others through profound life transitions. It supports a growing movement that embraces end-of-life care with dignity, compassion, and heart.

A community garage sale and vendor market showcases local sellers with a mix of new and secondhand goods. Live performances by area entertainers add to the experience, and families can visit a dedicated kids area for activities. The majority of booths are indoors, providing shelter from the weather and a more comfortable place to browse. Prospective vendors can submit an application to reserve a spot. The fee is $25 per day, indoor spaces are available, and capacity is limited, offering a straightforward way to present products and connect with the community.

The 4th Annual 2026 NICU Parent Club Rock-a-thon at Line Creek Brewing The Reserve is a family-friendly fundraiser honoring NICU Awareness Month. It brings together friends, family, and staff to raise funds that help the NICU Parent Club continue its mission of supporting NICU families. All are welcome.