Events in Warner Robins, GA

Design and decorate your own pottery piece during a self-guided glazing session. Supplies, a variety of glazes, and staff support for questions are provided, with minimal instruction. Drinks are available from the Craft Drinks Bar. Finished pieces take three to four weeks, and guests receive an email when their pottery is ready for pickup. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Explore a fast-paced, strategic trading card game set in the Star Wars universe. Build a deck from cards with different strengths, weaknesses, and abilities, choose a leader, and discover a wide range of possible strategies and combinations. Casual play is designed to welcome new players learning the game and experienced players testing decks and strategies. A $5 table fee applies, which can be waived with a same-day in-store purchase of $5 or more.

Spend a day playing golf in a two-person scramble while supporting the veteran community. The event includes food, a chance to win $25,000 with a hole-in-one on hole 2 or 17, closest-to-the-pin contests, and longest-drive contests. Hole sponsorships and Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Tournament sponsorships are also available. Donations and sharing the event with friends help support veterans.

Take part in a two-person scramble golf tournament supporting local veterans and veteran organizations. The event features prizes, lunch, and raffles. Players, sponsors, and prize donations are welcome, and all proceeds benefit local veterans and veteran organizations.

Enjoy cosmic bowling with glowing lanes, dark lights, music, and a high-energy atmosphere. Bowling is $12 for all-day play.

The Freedom 250 Show brings an antique tractor showcase to the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter, celebrating historic farm equipment and the skills that keep it alive. Highlights mentioned include antique tractor pulling and mini tractor pulls, live exhibits such as peanut thrashing and tinsmithing, a car show and auto swap meet, plowing, tractor games, a tractor ride, and a tractor parade. Food, fireworks, and concerts are also noted, along with amenities like golf cart rentals, camping sites with full hookups, a laundromat, ice, and hotels and restaurants mentioned in the event details.

Enjoy a midweek mahjong session with friends. Bring your own food and favorite beverages, and tiles are provided. Book online or pay at the door.

Gundam fans can build a deck and compete against other players in a constructed-format Gundam Card Game event. The entry fee is $5, with the table fee waived when purchasing $5 or more in store. Tournament Packs are offered as prizes, and space is available for up to 22 players.

Build your skating skills in a class led by experienced instructors. Four certification levels guide skaters through a comprehensive set of skills on the path to becoming an official Rigby’s Roller Roo. Regular skate rates apply, and wristbands are valid for skating before and after the lesson on the day they are purchased. Wristbands are available at the front desk of Rigby’s Entertainment Complex.

Warhammer players of all experience levels and formats can enjoy open play, with terrain provided. Demos are also available. A $5 table fee applies, but it can be waived with a same-day in-store purchase of $5 or more.

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.

This book club offers a guided group reading of Virgil's Aeneid, a landmark of Western literature. Conversation centers on duty, family, courage, suffering, leadership, and the story of Rome's founding. The poem is divided into three segments for discussion, covering Books 1 to 4, 5 to 8, and 9 to 12. No background in the classics is necessary. A weekly reading plan and question prompts keep everyone moving at the same pace. Participants read the assigned chapters beforehand and bring a copy of the book along with any questions they would like to explore. Meetings are held at Georgia Bob's in Perry.

Fractal Friday blends art and science in the planetarium as MAS partners with the Fractal Foundation from Albuquerque to deliver immersive journeys through animated fractals. Audiences will explore intricate, self-repeating shapes at multiple scales, with sweeping motion and vivid color transitions that create a powerful sense of flight. Each session is unique, and live presenters share the math behind fractals while highlighting real-world examples in nature, from tiny plant growth to sprawling galaxies. Two versions are offered, including a family-focused program that explains what fractals are and where to find them, and Fractals Rock, a production that leans into a more purely experiential ride.

Enjoy a date night with dinner, good company, and a little friendly competition. Bring your favorite person and see who has the winning hand. The cost is $35 per couple and includes dinner.

Aaron Lewis performs live with soulful country music and powerful vocals.

Enjoy open mahjong play before Saturday football games. Bring your coffee and spend the morning playing, chatting, and connecting with fellow mahjong enthusiasts. The cost is $10, payable online or at the door.

Shop local and browse offerings from farmers, bakers, and makers in middle Georgia. Find sourdough breads, shrimp, beef, lamb, pork, produce, fresh juices, honey, field-cut flowers, sweet treats, and more. The market takes place rain or shine.

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.

Learn the fundamentals of American Mahjong in a small class limited to four players. The lesson covers the tiles, the NMJL card, the Charleston, and the flow of the game, with a quiet, dedicated studio, luxe tiles and tablescapes, and personal attention. Advance registration is required, and the class costs $60. A charcuterie box can be added during registration, or participants may bring their own drinks and snacks.

Meet fellow Pokémon fans in a welcoming, all-ages community for playing on Switch, battling in TCG Live, trading, and discussing Pokémon. A $5 table fee applies, but it may be waived with a same-day in-store purchase of $5 or more. Participants can help grow the community and support future Pokémon events.

Make mornings special with bottomless mimosas or Bloody Marys, paired with your choice of brunch favorites such as French toast, a savory croissant, and more. The price is $45 per person.

Celebrate the holidays with keepsakes made from your child’s handprints or footprints. Choose from multiple designs and have the prints turned into an ornament or a decorative cookie plate. Ornaments start at $15, and cookie plates are $35.

Learn the basics of glassblowing at stARTup Studios as you choose your colors and use optic molds to create your own blown-glass pumpkin. All skill levels are welcome, whether you have attended a glassblowing workshop before or are new to the craft. Finished pieces need to cool overnight and will be available for pickup after 3:00 p.m. on the next business day.

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.

Local favorite Reckless Soul is back for another show.

Settle in for a deeply relaxing experience with the soothing vibrations of crystal singing bowls and other healing sounds. No movement is required. Simply lie back, breathe, and receive. The experience is suitable for all and is held on Sundays except the fifth Sunday of the month.

Downtown Macon marks the start of the holiday season at Fall Line Brewing Co with a Community Tree Lighting that brings festive cheer to the heart of the city. Fairytales and Friends will appear with characters inspired by Frozen, dressed in holiday attire for photos. Attendees can enjoy arts and crafts, sip hot cocoa, snack on cookies, and listen to live music. After the lighting, a new experience called the Holiday Window Walk is planned, with additional details to be shared. While in the area, visitors can shop, dine, and explore decorated storefronts as locally owned businesses transform their spaces into winter wonderlands.

Spend Sunday enjoying karaoke at Friends On The Hill, with domestic beers for $3, Vegas Bombs for $7, and bar food available.

The 41st Annual Autumn Classic Charity Horse Show takes place at the Georgia National Fair Grounds in Perry, GA, with proceeds benefiting Night to Shine - Albany. This open show spans multiple associations and recognitions, including the National Open Horse Show Association, an AHA Region XII qualifier show, number 261216824, AHA Dressage, an AQHA Introductory, Level 1 and Rookie show, number 916510, AQHA Dressage, number 916511, an APHA Youth and Amateur show, number 04274, and a WDAA recognized show, number 26-361. A wide range of classes is offered, such as halter and performance halter, showmanship, hunter under saddle, western pleasure, equitation, horsemanship, ranch horse, trail, reining, western dressage, dressage, sport horse, SHIH, hunters, and jumpers, with open and breed divisions that include AHA, AQHA, WDAA, and open dressage. Launched in 1985 in Albany as the Albany Autumn Classic, the event began as an all-breed community show at the Potter Community Center in South Dougherty County and steadily grew. Its charitable reach has supported organizations such as Shriners, the Albany area Hospice, the American Red Cross of SW Georgia, Mission Change, Lilly Pad LLC., The Anchorage, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Jlo’s Animal Rescue and Sanctuary and Sandra’s Rescue Pups of SWGA, and Homes for Our Troops. After a highly successful year in 2010 that outgrew the original grounds, the show moved in 2011 to the Georgia National Fairgrounds in Perry and continues to uphold its mission. Night to Shine is a complimentary celebration for people with special needs, hosted by local churches around the world and open to individuals ages 14 and older. Typical elements include a red carpet welcome with a cheering crowd and photographers, hair and makeup and shoeshine stations, limousine rides, karaoke, gifts, a catered dinner, a quiet sensory space, a respite room for parents and caregivers, dancing, and a crowning ceremony where every guest is honored as a king or queen.

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.

Sky Over Macon presents a special edition that previews NASA’s International Observe the Moon Night. Hosted by the museum in collaboration with the Middle Georgia Astronomical Society, the evening puts a spotlight on our closest celestial neighbor with activities and observing opportunities. Moon themed handouts and interactive materials will be available in the lobby. Weather permitting, telescopes will offer views of the sun and the moon, and the moon will be the focus during night sky observing. Mercer University’s drama department will share a 15 minute scene from Silent Sky, the play about 19th century astronomer Henrietta Leavitt. A planetarium program will further explore Leavitt’s contributions to astronomy and feature some of the deep sky objects she studied. Regular Sky Over Macon programming also includes a guided look at plants and wildlife along the Sweet Gum Nature Trail and a tour of the solar system with Science on a Sphere. The museum will be open throughout the event, and all activities are included with regular museum admission. Members receive free admission.

At Anderson Conference Center in Macon, the Goodwill 2026 Gala honors more than fifty years of impact in Middle Georgia, highlighting doors opened, lives changed, and a stronger community. The evening centers on friendship, transformation, and philanthropy, recognizing past achievements while looking ahead to the future. Guests can expect an elevated culinary experience prepared by chefs and students from Helms College’s Polly Long Denton School of Hospitality, along with live music and inspiring moments that showcase meaningful stories. Attire is black tie optional, with classic elegance, festive flair, and enchanting details encouraged. Funds raised support pathways to employment, education, and independence for people across Middle Georgia and the CSRA, advancing lasting change.

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

Bel Arts Catering’s first annual community coat drive is focused on giving back by providing meals and essential items. Each package will include a hot meal, a reusable water bottle with a beverage, a coat or blanket, socks, and a hygiene kit. Volunteers can help prepare or serve, and donations of food, socks, blankets, or hygiene supplies are welcome. Contributions of $10 can also support each package. The goal is to provide for 100 people, on a first-come, first-served basis.

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

Celebrate Thanksgiving with the Ware family over good food, family, fellowship, and plenty of holiday warmth.

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.

Keep the holiday celebration going at Grant’s Lounge after Macon Pops’ Christmas Spectacular and the downtown Christmas light display. The Macon Pops Band, a six-piece ensemble led by Matt Catingub, Steve Moretti, and Brenda Nicole Moorer, will perform music inspired by Earth, Wind & Fire, Aretha Franklin, and more. The evening includes music and dancing, with surprise guests expected.

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.

Small Business Saturday fills Historic Downtown Perry with seasonal spirit as independent shops share holiday deals and festive window scenes. Spend the day discovering gifts while supporting local businesses. As evening approaches, the community gathers on the City Hall Lawn for the annual tree lighting, a beloved downtown tradition that ushers in the holidays with sparkling lights, music, and plenty of cheer.

A complimentary, beginner-friendly yoga class held monthly to bring the community together.

Enjoy a midweek game of mahjong with friends. Bring your own food and favorite beverages, and tiles are provided. Booking online or paying at the door is available.

Enjoy an evening with Santa featuring crafts, cookies, and other activities. Make a craft, enjoy a cookie, and say hello to Santa.

Enjoy free s’mores beneath the Christmas lights, with individually packaged supplies and marshmallows for roasting. Canned food donations will be collected for the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank, and the Robins Financial Credit Union tent will offer an opportunity to mail letters to Santa.

Enjoy open mahjong play before Saturday football games. Bring your coffee and spend the morning playing, chatting, and connecting with fellow mahjong enthusiasts. The cost is $10, payable online or at the door.

Historic Downtown Perry sets the scene for a festive procession built around the theme Christmas at the Movies. Creative floats, classic holiday music, and shimmering lights aim to delight attendees of all ages. After last year’s weather cancellation, this long-loved parade returns to the streets of Perry with a cinematic spin. Parade entry and float applications will be available in early October.

The Venus Kings are appearing at Grant's Lounge in Macon.

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.

Enjoy a new, family-friendly holiday celebration created to spark community connections and support downtown shops. Attendees are encouraged to wear festive Christmas pajamas while taking in live music, visiting food trucks, meeting Santa and Mrs. Claus alongside other holiday characters, and exploring extended shopping hours with local retailers.

Learn the fundamentals of American Mahjong in a small class limited to four players. The lesson covers the tiles, the NMJL card, the Charleston, and the flow of the game, with personal attention in a quiet, dedicated mahjong studio. Luxe tiles and tablescapes are provided. Advance registration is required, and the class costs $60. A charcuterie box can be added during registration, or participants may bring their own drinks and snacks.

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.

Rock Candy Tours offers a seasonal outing that pairs Macon’s festive light displays with behind the scenes access to local landmarks. Guests visit storied homes such as the "Palace of the South" and the Cannonball House, noted for their architecture and dressed in holiday decor. Expect about 30 minutes at each stop to take in the details. The route includes a drive through the Macon Christmas Light Extravaganza and through historic neighborhoods, bringing together lights and history in one tour.

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.

Direwoof and Friends presents A Very Jerry Christmas VIII at Grant's Lounge.

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

Enjoy a live performance by NYTEBYRD and listen to great music.

Middle Georgia celebrates the new year with the award winning, nationally recognized Perry Buzzard Drop, highlighted by live performances along with downtown dining and drinks. Families can enjoy a Kiddie Countdown designed for those who prefer an earlier celebration. For safety and comfort, personal heaters and outside coolers are not permitted. Please use public parking and avoid private or commercial lots to prevent towing. Vendors should note that official communication is handled only by the City of Perry Special Events Administrator, Autumn Cameron, and not through social media or other channels. Report any messages from other sources to the administrator.

The Tony Award-winning musical returns to stages across America in an all-new tour, direct from Broadway. This fresh take on The Wizard of Oz follows Dorothy as she searches for her place in a contemporary world. Its iconic score blends soul, gospel, rock, and 70s funk, while ballet, jazz, and modern pop bring a new groove to her journey.

Menopause The Musical brings its 25th Anniversary Tour to the stage with a gleeful send-up of midlife milestones, all set to beloved hits from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Four women meet at a lingerie sale and bond over shared experiences like memory slips, hot flashes, night sweats, and the ups and downs of desire. Playful lyrics and familiar melodies create a lively atmosphere that often gets audiences clapping and moving along. Celebrated by more than 17 million people around the world over the past quarter century, this feel-good production salutes sisterhood and the shared journey through menopause with warmth and wit.