Celebrate Women's History Month in Augusta

March is Women’s History Month, and there is no better place to celebrate the strength, creativity, and leadership of women than right here in Augusta, Georgia. From historic trailblazers who shaped our community to modern entrepreneurs, artists, chefs, and business owners who continue to move Augusta forward, the Feel Good City is filled with stories worth discovering. Whether you are planning a weekend in Augusta or looking for meaningful ways to explore your own backyard, here are inspiring ways to celebrate Women’s History Month in Augusta.

Learn About Augusta’s Notable Women

Augusta’s story is shaped by remarkable women. Explore local legacies at the Augusta Museum of History, including exhibits connected to the Augusta National Women's Amateur and trailblazers like Lucille McKesson. Then visit the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History to learn about educator and civil rights leader Lucy Craft Laney and Augusta’s African American heritage.

Want to go deeper? Explore our History pages and download an Experience Pass to discover even more meaningful stops across the city.

Support Women Led Food Experiences

Taste your way through Augusta while supporting women owned businesses. Join the Foodie Trot, a downtown food tour owned by African American women entrepreneurs. For a refined afternoon, book tea at Royal Tea on Reynolds, an elegant tea house blending tradition with Southern hospitality.

Grab coffee at Rooted Coffeehouse, a mission driven space built on connection and community. For dinner, enjoy gourmet dishes and wine pairings at Wine & Dine, known for fondue and elevated dining experiences. Discover even more women owned restaurants on our Dining page.

Experience Women Owned Attractions

Augusta’s women owned attractions offer experiences you will not find anywhere else. At Dahman's Revenge Rage Room, guests can safely smash and release stress in one of the city’s most unique indoor activities. It is bold, high energy, and a fun way to try something different downtown.

Game night gets an upgrade at Ready Player One, a lively barcade featuring classic arcade games, a full bar, and a self serve tap wall with rotating craft beers. For a creative experience, visit Augusta Candle Company, where you can design and pour your own custom candle before shopping locally made goods.

Explore our Things To Do page to discover even more women owned experiences in Augusta GA.

Shop Women Owned Boutiques

Augusta is filled with boutiques led by women entrepreneurs who bring style and personality to the Feel Good City. Find statement fashion and accessories at The Swank Company, a go to shop for elevated everyday looks and special occasion pieces.

Freshwater Curated Goods offers handcrafted leather goods and playful acrylic accessories inspired by locals and travelers alike. At Lovies Mercantile, discover curated gifts, home decor, and specialty finds designed to elevate everyday moments.

Visit our Shopping page to explore more women owned boutiques across Augusta.

Support Women in the Arts

Women artists help shape Augusta’s vibrant cultural scene. The Morris Museum of Art showcases Southern art and regularly features works by female artists. At Westobou Gallery, rotating exhibitions highlight contemporary creativity from local and regional women.

Support local talent at Art on Broad, a downtown gallery representing many women artists whose work reflects the spirit of Augusta. Browse our Events Calendar for art openings and Women’s History Month programs happening throughout the city.

Celebrating Women’s History Month in Augusta is about honoring the past while investing in the present. It is about walking historic streets, dining at women owned restaurants, shopping small, supporting local artists, and discovering new experiences that tell Augusta’s story.

Make Augusta & Co. your first stop downtown to explore locally made goods, learn about Experience Passes, and pick up a free printed Augusta Experience Guide. From there, build your own itinerary filled with meaningful stops that celebrate the women who continue to shape the Feel Good City.