Events in North Augusta today

A weekly REIA breakfast networking meetup at Sunrise Grill in Augusta brings together real estate investors and related professionals in a relaxed, relationship-first setting. It welcomes investors, lenders, contractors, wholesalers, agents, business owners, and anyone interested in growing within real estate investing. Attendees can enjoy breakfast while connecting with local investors, discussing deals, asking questions, and sharing resources. The focus is on genuine connections with people active in the Augusta-area market, whether someone is new to investing or already closing transactions. There is no formal presentation and no pressure, just coffee, conversation, and practical insights about real estate.

Business leaders and owners are invited to a Visitors Day hosted by a networking group. The event centers on supporting other local businesses, providing quality referrals, and expanding connections to grow both your network and your business. To register, send a direct message to the organizers.

Dr. Factenstein hosts a weekly live trivia night at Atomic City Eatery and Billiards in New Ellenton. The game lasts a little over an hour, is free to play, and is family friendly. Questions span multiple topics and are crafted to be cross-generational. Top teams receive prizes provided by Atomic City.

Southbound Smokehouse-Riverside in North Augusta features an upbeat evening that begins with multiple rounds of music bingo, complete with prizes for each game, and then rolls into karaoke. Sing along to favorite tracks while you work out the song titles, and feel free to tap your phone, your friends, or your server for hints when a tune is tough to place. After bingo, pick your songs and take the stage for a lively, music-filled night by the Savannah River.

4P Studios will take part in the 50th Annual Aiken’s Makin’ with a booth featuring original, handmade pottery by local artists. Attendees can meet the makers and browse both functional pieces and decorative works, all crafted by hand.

Marking five decades, this beloved arts and crafts tradition returns to downtown Aiken, filling leafy streets with color, creativity, and the sweet aromas of funnel cakes and kettle corn. As a juried show, each artist and maker is selected through a careful review process that keeps the marketplace fresh, with about 30 percent of vendors new last year. Browse well spaced booths in a relaxed, family friendly setting and discover handcrafted jewelry, home decor, original artwork, specialty foods, and distinctive gifts created by artisans from around the region. Admission is free.

Stay active with a senior fitness session led by instructor Ruth Reynolds. The class meets in Gym 2 at Riverview Park Activities Center and is part of a weekly series held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. A membership or a day pass is required for participation.

Take part in a class focused on line dancing in the Craft Room. The fee for this session is $8.

Enjoy a casual social with ice cream and games on the lawn at Riverside Park in Evans, Georgia. An RSVP is requested.

An ASICS-supported training program from Fleet Feet pairs a thoughtful plan with knowledgeable coaching and a welcoming group. Runners can choose beginner or intermediate tracks and take part in two coach-supported sessions each week. The program spans 14 weeks and is offered at no cost. Participants receive an ASICS long sleeve training tee and a race-day singlet, along with a 20 percent discount on full-price ASICS footwear. Throughout the season there are exclusive gear-up opportunities and activations with ASICS, Superfeet and Fleet Feet. Weekly newsletters provide tips and education, and experienced coaches and mentors offer guidance from start to finish. Daily schedules include running plus strength, cross-training and mobility so you can stay consistent and get ready for race day.

Take on a 5K your way at Gateway Park, completing the distance on foot or on wheels while helping raise awareness and build community for people affected by polycystic ovary syndrome. This inclusive event emphasizes strength and unity around PCOS and welcomes all paces. Community partners can amplify the impact through sponsorships. Pearl Sponsors at $1,000 or more receive logo placement on event shirts, banners, and flyers as well as on the website and social channels, a vendor table, the opportunity to help start the race, and recognition from the podium. Teal Sponsors at $500 receive logo placement on flyers, the website, and social media, plus a vendor table and recognition from the podium. Pink Sponsors at $250 receive logo placement on the website and social media and a vendor table. Advocate Sponsors at $100 are acknowledged on social media. Support helps advance efforts to inform, uplift, and assist women and girls living with PCOS in the CSRA. For sponsorship details or questions, email csrapcos@gmail.com.

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia presents the annual S’morevivor Team Challenge at Girl Scout Camp Tanglewood, a camp open house with a lively mix of activities for participants. The centerpiece is a four-person team competition that moves through outdoor skill stations such as canoeing, archery, and the low ropes course. Team entry is $125 and each teammate receives an exclusive S’morevivor buff. Everyone in the CSRA is welcome to take part, including businesses, families, military personnel, troops, and groups of friends. The challenges blend physical and mental tasks that encourage teamwork, creativity, and strong partnerships. Teams compete in three divisions, corporate, community, and Girl Scout troop, with prizes and trophies for top finishers. The top corporate team also earns a large trophy engraved with the business name to display for a year. Proceeds support Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia programs for girls in grades K through 12, fostering leadership through badges, career exploration, hands-on projects, community service, entrepreneurship, outdoor adventures, life skills, and STEM. For more information, contact Chazmine Mitchell, Community Engagement Manager, at cmitchell@gshg.org.

Aiken Yarn Crafters gathers at Panera Bread for a relaxed mix of yarn crafting and friendly conversation. All experience levels are welcome, and all fiber crafts have a place. Attendees can drop in briefly or stay for an extended visit, choosing whatever pace and duration work best.

Good Girl Brewing Co hosts an offsite adoption event that brings shelter pets to the venue. Spend time with adoptable dogs, learn about the shelter and its programs, and support a local business that cares about animals. Friends and families are welcome, and well behaved personal pups can come along. Enjoy a day of brews, community, and cuddles, with the chance to meet your new best friend.

YOGA MOVES at SANGHA Aiken marks its studio grand opening with an open house that welcomes visitors to meet the instructor alongside local artists and storytellers, connect with a thriving yoga community, and explore introductory deals. The organization guides movement for body and mind to support longevity and mental well being, bringing balance together with creative expression. The studio’s mission centers on an inclusive sanctuary where students discover the bond between mind, body, and soul, practice intentional movement and physical balance, and cultivate inner peace through art and shared growth. Programming includes mindful yoga attentive to breath, alignment, and fluid movement, with Yin, Thai Yin, and Restorative classes. Heated sessions are part of the lineup and availability may vary. Community offerings expand beyond the mat with a Sister Circle for deep connection and open sharing, a rotating gallery featuring local creators, a Literary Corner highlighting poetry and author showcases, and sound medicine with guided meditation that encourages a return to self.

Jeremy Davis and Clay Johnson lead The Fabulous Equinox Orchestra, a high‑octane big band known for polished Southern style and crowd‑thrilling performances. Their show highlights timeless standards reimagined with inventive charts, outstanding musicians, and the easy camaraderie that defines their partnership. Rooted in the Great American Songbook and seasoned with a Louisiana vibe, the set also nods to Motown, Ray Charles, 80s hits, and Texas swing for a blend that feels both classic and current. The band’s resume includes appearances alongside artists such as David Sanborn, David Foster, Ellis Marsalis, George Clinton, Greg Allman, Gov't Mule, Derek Trucks, and alumni of American Idol. A Black‑Tie VIP reception ticket option will be available.

Enjoy a free night of live music at the Sharon Jones Amphitheater with The Nashville Nights Band. This high-energy tribute to 90s country brings the iconic sounds of Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, and others to life, delivering the hits, harmonies, and honky-tonk vibes that defined the decade. Bring your friends, lawn chairs, and boots for a fun-filled evening.

Instructor Ruth Reynolds leads a senior fitness class at Riverview Park Activities Center in Gym 2. Sessions are available on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. A membership or day pass is required.

Volunteering with The Father's Hands Food Pantry at Macedonia Church of Grovetown supports a critical need in the Grovetown area. The pantry is affiliated with Golden Harvest Food Bank and assists more than 500 families each week. Volunteers help with food distribution, packing, sorting, and other tasks as needed. Multiple sessions are available, and staying for the entire shift is optional. Dress in layers for work both indoors and outdoors, and wear closed toe shoes, preferably sneakers or boots. Water and snacks are provided, and bringing a lunch is welcome. Volunteer T-shirts are available if one is not already on hand.

Prepare for 13.1 miles with Fleet Feet’s half marathon program in collaboration with ASICS. This coached run at Savannah Rapids Pavilion is part of a free 12 week plan that offers two group sessions each week and options for both beginner and intermediate runners. Participants follow a day by day schedule that blends running with strength, cross training and mobility, supported by experienced coaches and mentors. Perks include an ASICS long sleeve training tee and a race day singlet, 20 percent off full price ASICS footwear, special gear up opportunities during the season, activations with ASICS, Superfeet and Fleet Feet teams, and weekly newsletters filled with tips, education and resources. The training blocks are designed to build steadily toward the Palmetto Peach Half Marathon.

Dr Factenstein brings a free, all ages bingo event to The Feed Sack with four rounds, each offering two different prizes. Players try their luck for money and other prizes while frequent giveaways keep the energy high throughout the event. Wishing everyone the best of luck.