Whether you're planning a spring getaway or looking for local things to do, Augusta, Georgia is blooming with exciting events this April. From family-friendly egg hunts and throwback parties to live performances, car shows, and the return of baseball season, there's something happening for everyone. Dive into the best of spring with this hand-picked guide to April events in the Feel Good City.
Greenjackets Opening Day
Nothing says spring in Augusta like the Augusta GreenJackets' Opening Day at SRP Park! Enjoy America's favorite pastime with ballpark snacks, fireworks, and a festive atmosphere along the scenic Savannah River. Tickets start at $10.
Where: SRP Park
When: April 4 at 7:05pm
Charity Car Show
Head to Top Dawg Tavern for a high-octane afternoon of cool cars and community fun. This Charity Car Show supports a great cause while showcasing custom rides, classics, and vintage vehicles. Admission is FREE.
Where: Top Dawg Tavern
When: April 6 from 12:00-4:00pm
Adaptive Gaming
This inclusive event welcomes gamers of all abilities for an afternoon of fun and community. Featuring accessible gaming technology and a variety of games, Adaptive Gaming is a celebration of creativity and connection. Admission is FREE.
Where: 948 Walton Way
When: April 10 from 12:00-2:00pm
April Brown Bag Lecture
History buffs won’t want to miss this fascinating Brown Bag Lecture at the Augusta Museum of History. Discover the legacy of Phillip Wahl Sr. and his impact on the iconic Augusta National Golf Club. Admission is FREE for members or $5 for nonmembers.
Where: Augusta Museum of History
When: April 16 from 12:30-1:30pm
Easter Eggstravaganza
This egg-citing family event, Easter Eggstravaganza, includes egg hunts, games, crafts, and food vendors at Pendleton King Park. It’s the perfect way to kick off Easter weekend with kids of all ages. Admission is FREE.
Where: Pendleton King Park
When: April 19 from 2:00-5:00pm
Old School 70s Party
Dust off your bell bottoms and disco moves for the Old School 70s Party. Featuring groovy tunes, dancing, and retro vibes, this throwback event promises a night of funky fun. Tickets are $40.
Where: Augusta Common
When: April 19 from 4:00-9:00pm
Easter Egg Brunch & Hunt
Celebrate Easter Sunday with a festive Egg Brunch & Hunt at the Eisenhower Conference & Catering Center. Families can enjoy a delicious meal and let the kids loose in search of colorful eggs. Tickets range from $15-35 and children 3 or under are FREE.
Where: Eisenhower Conference and Catering
When: April 20 from 1:00-4:00pm
Augusta Symphony Presents Star Wars
Experience the magic of the movies with a live orchestra! The Augusta Symphony performs the legendary Star Wars: A New Hope score in sync with the film on the big screen. May the Force be with you! Tickets range from $49-102.
Where: Miller Theater
When: April 24 at 7:30pm
The Great Gatsby Ballet
Step into the roaring twenties with the World Ballet Company's dazzling performance of The Great Gatsby. This modern ballet brings F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic to life with stunning choreography and glamorous costumes. Tickets range from $38.25-95.
Where: Miller Theater
When: April 26 at 7:00pm
Movies at the Miller
Party on at The Miller Theater with a screening of the cult classic Wayne’s World. Enjoy a nostalgic night out with friends and soak up the historic charm of one of Augusta’s most iconic venues. Admission is FREE.
Where: Miller Theater
When: April 27 at 2:00pm
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Cassidy Veach
Cassidy is a self-proclaimed goofball who loves collecting bumper stickers, hiking with her dogs, and playing rugby. When she’s not out and about trying a new experience or making friends in the community, she’s volunteering at a local sporting event or trying the latest restaurant.