Events & Things To Do In Augusta In September

Feel the energy of fall in the air and the excitement of events filling the streets of Augusta, Georgia this September. From outdoor adventures and cultural festivals to live music and community fun, there’s something happening almost every day of the month. Whether you’re a visitor looking for a weekend getaway or a local planning your calendar, these can’t-miss events showcase the best of Augusta’s Southern charm and vibrant spirit.

Fireworks Paddle

Celebrate Labor Day weekend on the water during the Fireworks Paddle with Two Dudes and a Boat Kayak Rentals. Glide through the Savannah River as the sun sets and stay for the spectacular fireworks show from SRP Park. It’s one of the most unique ways to experience Augusta after dark. Price is $39 per paddler. 
Where: 15th Street
​When: September 1 from 7:30-9:30pm

John Marshall’s Torn Between the Two

Enjoy a soulful stage play at the Imperial Theatre with John Marshall’s Torn Between the Two, a musical drama exploring love, life, and personal redemption. With powerful vocals and dynamic storytelling, this performance is sure to leave a lasting impression. Tickets range from $39.75-49.75.
Where: Imperial Theatre
​When: September 5 at 7:30pm

Hands-On History Workshop

Step back in time at the Augusta Museum of History during their Hands-On History Workshop. This month’s theme explores weaving techniques with looms and lucets, giving families and curious minds the chance to craft and learn together. Admission costs $30.
Where: Augusta Museum of History
​When: September 6 from 1:00-4:00pm

The Marshall Tucker Band

Get ready for Southern rock legends at the Miller Theater as The Marshall Tucker Band brings their iconic sound to Augusta. With decades of hits like Can’t You See, it’s a must-see show for music lovers. Tickets range from $50-90.
Where: Miller Theater
​When: September 11 from 7:30-9:30pm

The Ultimate Elvis Concert

Experience the King of Rock 'n' Roll like never before at The Ultimate Elvis Concert at the Miller Theater. This high-energy tribute brings Elvis Presley’s greatest hits to life in a show that will have you dancing in your seat. Tickets range from $34-74.
Where: Miller Theater
​When: September 12 from 7:30-9:30pm

Fort Gordon Marine Mud Challenge

Get down and dirty at the Fort Gordon Marine Mud Challenge, an annual obstacle course adventure that challenges individuals and teams with mud pits, wall climbs, and more. Whether you're running or cheering, it's action-packed fun for all ages. Admission cost ranges from $50-65 per person.
Where: Fort Gordon, 19th & Barnes
When: September 13 at 8:00am

Meet A Machine

Hosted by the Augusta Regional Airport, Meet A Machine is a hands-on, family-friendly event where kids can explore police cars, rescue trucks, fire engines, helicopters, and more. It’s a dream come true for curious little ones! 100% of the proceeds go directly to the Children’s Hospital of Georgia’s Children’s Miracle Network. Admission is $5 for adults and FREE for kids 12 and under.
Where: Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field
When: September 13 from 9:00am-1:00pm

LIVE Roller Derby: Soul City Sirens vs URGE

Feel the thrills of roller derby as Augusta’s own Soul City Sirens take on URGE at Skateland. With hard-hitting action and community vibes, this live event is a great way to support local athletics. Tickets range from $5-12. 
Where: 2451 Windsor Spring Road
When: September 14 at 11:00am

Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival

Downtown Augusta transforms into a vibrant celebration of culture during the Arts in the Heart Festival. Explore global food vendors, artist markets, and multiple stages of live performances. This award-winning festival is a signature event that draws thousands each year—don’t miss it! Admission starts at $15 per person.
Where: Downtown Augusta
When: September 19-21

IRONMAN 70.3 Augusta

One of the largest races in the world, IRONMAN 70.3 Augusta returns this September, drawing elite athletes and energetic spectators alike. Come cheer them on as they swim, bike, and run through scenic parts of Augusta. Local Tip: Be sure to check out our Spectator Guide for a inside scoop on the best places to cheer on athletes! 
Where: Augusta's River Region
When: September 28 at