This weekend in Thomasville, GA

Take part in a Crawler series round where competitors earn 1 to 5 points at each competition, building toward a championship decided at race five. The fee is $10 per class, and class guidelines are posted on the event page. For help choosing a class or for any competition questions, call or text 904-449-6030.

At Olive Creek Farms in Thomasville, Georgia, this event features horse show classes for all ages and skill levels, including casual and speed-focused competitions. A tack swap and vendor market takes place alongside the show, offering opportunities to buy, sell, or trade equestrian gear, and vendor spaces are available. Sign-ups are offered, and for information, entries, or vendor space, call or text (229) 977-4884.

Barwick’s community market brings a warm, small-town energy where neighbors connect over locally grown produce, freshly baked treats, handcrafted art, plants, and vintage finds, all set to music and easy conversation. It is a place to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new people, and leave with something that feels personal, whether a special purchase or a lasting memory. Choosing to shop here lifts up local dreams and strengthens the town by supporting independent businesses. Vendor spaces are available for artists, growers, bakers, makers, and small enterprises ready to share their craft in a setting that centers community and celebrates its creators.

Main Street Market takes place at Davis Park in Cairo, GA and features live music from Southern Shake with Adam Starr. Vendor spaces are available for a $25 fee.

Battle in the Capital II brings live amateur martial arts competition to Northside Community Center. Promoted as Florida’s premier amateur combat sports event, this showcase focuses on self-defense and unarmed combat performed by amateur athletes, highlighting physical skill and coordination. Presented in conjunction with Battle in the Capital and AAMMA, the activities are conducted in accordance with statute 548.007.

Recently rescheduled, this concert at St. Thomas Episcopal Church launches the Sundays at Four series with performances by flutist Karl Barton, violinist Joy Tedford, cellist Jaden Sanzo, and pianist Trey Cox. The program features music by Beethoven, Farrenc, Field, Chopin, Saint-Saëns, and Franz Doppler, offering a varied showcase for flute, strings, and piano. Admission is free and open to the public, with a suggested donation of $20 at the door. For additional information, call (229) 226-5145 or email churchoffice@stthomasthomasville.org.