Bots on Broad

A Free, Interactive Art Scavenger Hunt on Broad Street

Discover Bots on Broad, a free, year-round art trail that turns Downtown Augusta into a playful scavenger hunt experience. Created by the Greater Augusta Arts Council in collaboration with local artist Leonard "Porkchop" Zimmerman, this interactive trail invites participants of all ages to explore Broad Street, support locally owned businesses, and engage with Augusta’s vibrant arts and culture scene.

Perfect for visitors, families, art lovers, weekend explorers, and curious locals, Bots on Broad blends public art, walkability, and discovery into one feel-good downtown experience.

Meet the Artist Leonard "Porkchop" Zimmerman

Leonard "Porkchop" Zimmerman is an Augusta-based artist known for his bold, colorful pieces and playful public art. Through projects like the Tommy Bots, he transforms everyday spaces into joyful, interactive experiences.

Augusta & Co.

The Book Tavern

The New Moon Café

Grantski Records

Westobou Gallery

Augusta Candle Co.

Three Crows Fiber

Art on Broad

Nacho Mama's

Bots on Broad Exclusive Memento

Participants who find all ten Tommy Bots and complete the adventure can visit Augusta & Co. to receive an exclusive memento. This limited-edition keepsake is only available to those who complete the trail.

Leonard "Porkchop" Zimmerman

Greater Augusta Arts Council

Augusta & Co.

Destination Augusta

The Garage

AU Department of Art & Design

Art on Broad

The Book Tavern

Georgia Rehabilitation Institute

This public art project is proof that fun things can happen when people come together. Through the support of local businesses, artists, organizations, and arts-loving residents, Bots on Broad brings creativity, joy, and connection to Downtown Augusta.

— The Greater Augusta Arts Council

Arts & Culture Greater Augusta Arts Council

Discover more public art, galleries, and creative experiences throughout the destination by exploring resources from the Greater Augusta Arts Council.

Bots on Broad FAQs

Is Bots on Broad free?

Yes. The Bots on Broad art trail is completely free to explore.

Do I need an app to participate?

While you can explore Bots on Broad using the printed brochure, we recommend downloading the free digital trail to your smart device for the best experience. The mobile-friendly pass works in your browser and makes it easy to follow the route, track your progress, and complete the trail.

Where should I start the trail?

Participants should plan to start their adventure at Augusta & Co., located at 1010 Broad Street in Downtown Augusta. This is where you can pick up a printed brochure and trail map before heading out to find the Tommy Bots.

Where do I finish the trail?

The final stop is Augusta & Co. located at 1010 Broad Street, where you can show your completed brochure and receive your Tommy Bot memento.

Is Bots on Broad family-friendly?

Yes. This self-guided scavenger hunt is designed for all ages and is a great activity for families, visitors, and locals alike.

How long does it take to complete?

Most participants complete the trail in 60 to 90 minutes, but you can explore at your own pace.