Events
Don't miss Augusta's premier local events!
| Augusta is home to one of North America`s largest IRONMAN 70.3 races - and one of its fastest. America`s quickest down-river swim will start your day off on the right foot. As you bike through rural Augusta, take in all this scenic Southern destination has to offer. Plenty of shade awaits you on the spectator-filled run course through historic downtown as you ease to the Finish Line next to the world-famous James Brown statue. The city of Augusta is no stranger to treating elite athletes and visitors alike to its world-renowned Southern Hospitality. Whether you`re looking for a first-timer friendly course or a seasoned veteran looking for a personal best, this Southern gem will not disappoint. |
| The Miller opened in February of 1940 with a sold-out performance of "A Night at the Moulin Rouge", beginning what would be a 40-year run as one of Augusta`s premier entertainment destinations. Hundreds of movies, musical acts and other memorable events found an audience at the Miller Theater.
The theater closed in 1984, falling into disrepair until 2005, when Augusta businessman and philanthropist Peter Knox IV bought it with the goal of preservation. After more than 17 years and nearly $25 million in renovations, the Miller Theater re-opened in 2018 to sold out gala event hosted by The Augusta Symphony. |
| Location: |
708 Broad Street, Downtown Augusta |
| Phone: |
706-842-4080 |
| Catch live events at the James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium, both conveniently located in Downtown Augusta! |
| Location: |
601 Seventh Street, Downtown Augusta |
| Phone: |
706-722-3521 |
| Arts in the Heart of Augusta is a weekend celebration of food, arts, diversity and culture - celebrated in September each year. |
| Location: |
Augusta Common, Downtown Augusta |
909 WALKER ST