Peak Summer: works by Trish Jones
The Madison Artists Guild welcomes the return of renowned Southern artist Trish Jones to the MAGallery with Peak Summer, on display from July 17 through August 25. A former Madison resident and self-taught artist, Jones is celebrated for her timeless yet contemporary style, capturing the charm of rural Southern life, scenic landscapes, and treasured memories through vibrant color and rich storytelling. The free opening reception is open to the public and features light refreshments and live music from 6–8 p.m.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Midnight Prose Book Club
The Midnight Prose Book Club is a welcoming gathering for adults ages 19–40 who enjoy reading and meaningful conversation. Members explore a variety of genres, including fiction, nonfiction, bestselling titles, and hidden literary gems. The club offers a relaxed, engaging environment to share insights, exchange ideas, and build friendships—without the pressure of homework or formal discussions. It's a great opportunity to discover new books while connecting with a community of fellow readers.
Hand Built Vase Workshop with Rebecca Braswell
Join the Hand Built Vase Workshop with Rebecca Braswell at The Hall on Foster in Madison, GA, on Saturday, August 15, 2026, at 1:00 PM. Create a custom ceramic vase using a variety of textures while learning hand-building techniques in a fun, beginner-friendly class. The $95 workshop includes all supplies, making it a perfect creative experience for all skill levels.
LUAU ON THE LAKE
Lakefront Pavilion is bringing island vibes to Lake Oconee with Luau on the Lake on Saturday, August 15. Guests are invited to enjoy an evening of tropical fun, delicious food, refreshing cocktails, and unforgettable lakefront views.
Event Highlights:
FREE lei for the first 100 guests
Limbo Contest – 2:00 PM
Hula Hoop Competition – 3:00 PM
Best Hawaiian Shirt Contest – 4:00 PM
Sunset Party begins at 5:00 PM and continues until close
Everyone is encouraged to wear their favorite Hawaiian shirt, gather family and friends, and enjoy a tropical escape without leaving Lake Oconee. With great food, cold drinks, island-inspired entertainment, and a stunning sunset, Luau on the Lake promises an unforgettable summer celebration.
Liberty Truck and Tractor Pull
Experience thrilling horsepower at the Liberty Truck and Tractor Pull on Liberty Church Road in White Plains, GA! Antique Tractors kick off the action at 3:00 PM, followed by the Kids Pedal Tractor Race at 6:00 PM. The Main Event roars to life at 7:00 PM with powerful trucks and tractors competing for victory. Bring the whole family for an exciting evening of motorsports, fun, and unforgettable summer entertainment!
It's Pool Time
Every Saturday at 4:00 PM, Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA invites guests to It's Pool Time! Enjoy friendly competition, great food, cold drinks, and a lively atmosphere perfect for players of all skill levels. Whether you're aiming for the winning shot or just looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday afternoon, it's the perfect weekly gathering for locals and visitors alike.
Dungeons and Dragons
Embark on an epic adventure at Dungeons & Dragons at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA! Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or new to the game, this tabletop role-playing event welcomes players of all experience levels. Create your character, solve mysteries, battle mythical creatures, and enjoy a fun, imaginative experience while connecting with fellow fantasy fans in the community.
Sunday Funday Texas Hold'em
Spend your Sunday at Sunday Funday Texas Hold'em at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA. Texas Hold'em begins at 5 PM, with 20% off for all food and beverage employees. Enjoy cold drinks, great company, and grab a bite from the Pals Snack Shack, open 2 PM–7 PM. Whether you're playing cards or relaxing with friends, it's the perfect way to wrap up the weekend.
Community-Wide Listening Sessions
Community-Wide Listening Sessions
Greene County residents are invited to participate in a startup listening session for the Greene County Archway Partnership at Festival Hall in Greensboro, GA. Two sessions are available at 8:30 AM and 5:30 PM. Attendees can learn more about the University of Georgia Archway Partnership, a new program in Greene County, and share their ideas on economic development and quality of life. Community input will help shape collaborative efforts and priorities for years to come.
Peak Summer: works by Trish Jones
The Madison Artists Guild welcomes the return of renowned Southern artist Trish Jones to the MAGallery with Peak Summer, on display from July 17 through August 25. A former Madison resident and self-taught artist, Jones is celebrated for her timeless yet contemporary style, capturing the charm of rural Southern life, scenic landscapes, and treasured memories through vibrant color and rich storytelling. The free opening reception is open to the public and features light refreshments and live music from 6–8 p.m.
Steve's Class
Steve's Class at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA offers a welcoming space to learn, explore, and connect with others. Whether you're building new skills, discovering creative ideas, or enjoying engaging discussions, this class provides a fun and supportive environment for participants. Join the community, meet new people, and experience lifelong learning at your local library.
Trivia Night at Lake Oconee Bistro
Trivia Night at The Sandbar at Lake Oconee Bistro in Eatonton, GA kicks off Monday, August 17, at 6 PM and continues every Monday with a new surprise theme announced the morning of each event. Gather a team of up to six players, enjoy great food and drinks, and compete in a fun, casual atmosphere. No reservations are needed, just show up, play, and see if your team has what it takes to win!
Chair Yoga
Chair Yoga at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA meets every Tuesday at 10:00 AM. This gentle, low-impact class helps improve flexibility, balance, strength, and relaxation through guided stretches and mindful breathing. Ideal for beginners, older adults, and anyone looking for a comfortable way to stay active in a welcoming community environment.
Paint, Sip & Get Creative!
Paint, Sip & Get Creative at Bruzze Brewing offers a fun evening of painting, sipping, and relaxing with friends. On Tuesday, August 18, from 6–8 PM, guests can enjoy a creative night out with no artistic experience required. Grab some friends, get creative, and enjoy an unforgettable evening at Bruzze Brewing!
Steve's Class
Steve's Class at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA offers a welcoming space to learn, explore, and connect with others. Whether you're building new skills, discovering creative ideas, or enjoying engaging discussions, this class provides a fun and supportive environment for participants. Join the community, meet new people, and experience lifelong learning at your local library.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
APA LEAGUE
Every Wednesday, Pals Watering Hole invites guests to enjoy a fun-filled midweek evening with great drinks, friendly competition, and a welcoming atmosphere. Happy Hour runs from 12 PM to 6 PM, followed by the Pool Pals APA 8-Ball League at 7 PM. New members are always welcome to join the league, meet fellow players, and enjoy an exciting night of pool at one of Eatonton's favorite local hangouts.
Men's Bible Study
The Men's Bible Study at Compassion Cafe Coffee & Tea in Eatonton, GA, offers a welcoming opportunity for men to gather in faith, fellowship, and meaningful discussion. Participants explore Scripture, encourage one another, and strengthen their spiritual walk in a relaxed coffee shop setting. Open to all men, this community-focused Bible study welcomes both first-time attendees and longtime participants.
Coffee Chats with EzTravel
Travel lovers are invited to connect, learn, and get inspired at EzTravel’s Monthly Coffee Chats, held every third Thursday from 1:00-2:00 PM at Compassion Cafe. This relaxed, informative gathering is the perfect opportunity for anyone dreaming about their next adventure to explore exciting travel possibilities in a welcoming, small-group setting.
Each month, guests can enjoy great coffee and conversation while discovering curated travel experiences such as river cruises, European tours, wine tours, African safaris, and more. Whether attendees are just beginning to think about a future getaway or are ready to start planning their next big trip, these sessions offer helpful insights, destination ideas, and plenty of inspiration.
The Coffee Chats are designed to be casual, friendly, and informative—making it easy to ask questions, meet fellow travelers, and learn about new destinations and travel trends. From bucket-list journeys to relaxing escapes, guests will leave feeling excited about the possibilities ahead.
Community members are encouraged to drop in, grab a coffee, and start dreaming about where their next adventure could take them.
Tween/Teen Dungeons Dragons
Gather your party and embark on an unforgettable adventure at the Tween/Teen Dungeons & Dragons program at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA! Designed for tweens and teens, this exciting tabletop role-playing game encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving. Whether you're a first-time player or an experienced adventurer, come explore epic quests, make new friends, and roll for fun!
Hamilton Movie Night
Experience the award-winning phenomenon Hamilton during Hamilton Movie Night on Thursday, August 20, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Based on the life of Alexander Hamilton, this groundbreaking musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda blends hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and traditional Broadway music to tell the story of one of America's Founding Fathers. Inspired by Ron Chernow's acclaimed biography, Hamilton follows Hamilton's remarkable journey from immigrant to the nation's first Secretary of the Treasury while exploring ambition, legacy, and the birth of the United States.
Winner of multiple Tony Awards, a Grammy Award, and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Hamilton has become one of the most influential musicals of all time. Don't miss this opportunity to experience its unforgettable music and storytelling on the big screen.
Bingo at Lakefront Pavilion
Bingo by the Lake returns every Thursday at the Lakefront Pavilion on beautiful Lake Oconee, GA! Hosted by Jessie & Kenzie from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, guests can enjoy exciting bingo games, great prizes, delicious food, cold drinks, and stunning waterfront views. Everyone is welcome, whether arriving by car or boat, for a fun-filled evening of friendly competition and lakeside entertainment.
Slice into Trivia Fun
Bring your crew and put your knowledge to the test every Thursday at 6:30 PM at Amici Madison. Trivia Night, hosted by Phoenix Entertainment, is the perfect mix of friendly competition, delicious pizza, cold drinks, and a fun community atmosphere.
Whether you're a trivia pro or just looking for a great night out with friends, enjoy tasty food, laughs, and exciting challenges all evening long at Amici Madison.
Trivia Night
Get ready for a night of laughs, friendly competition, and brain-busting fun at Trivia Night at Bruzze Brewing.
Join the fun tonight starting at 6:30 PM as teams battle it out over random facts, useless knowledge, and tricky trivia questions. Enjoy great craft beer, exciting prizes, and an energetic atmosphere while testing your knowledge with friends at one of Eatonton’s favorite brewery hangouts.
Poker Night
Poker Night at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA brings together Texas Hold’em players for an evening of friendly competition, great drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether playing to win or just for fun, guests can enjoy exciting poker action, delicious food, and cold beverages while spending the night with friends at one of Eatonton’s favorite neighborhood hangouts.
Mahjong with Cindy
Enjoy an afternoon of strategy, fun, and friendship at Mahjong with Cindy at Compassion Cafe Coffee & Tea in Eatonton, GA. Whether you're an experienced player or looking to sharpen your skills, this welcoming gathering offers a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy Mahjong, connect with fellow players, and savor delicious coffee, tea, and café favorites in a cozy community setting.
Mahjong at The Library
Mahjong at the Library takes place every Friday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA. Players of all experience levels are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of friendly competition, strategy, and social connection. Whether learning the game or meeting up with fellow enthusiasts, this weekly gathering offers a fun and engaging way to spend Friday afternoons in the community.
Drop in Craft
Get creative every Friday at 2:45 PM with Drop-In Craft at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA! Kids, teens, and families are invited to enjoy a fun, self-guided craft activity with registration required. Stop by, create something unique, and take home your masterpiece while exploring the library’s books, programs, and welcoming community space.
Homegrown Farmers Market
The Homegrown Farmers Market returns to downtown Greensboro on select Saturdays throughout the season, offering a fresh and local shopping experience from 8 AM to 12 PM.
Held at 122 E Broad Street, this community market features a rotating selection of local vendors, seasonal produce, handmade goods, and more. It’s the perfect way to spend a morning supporting small businesses and enjoying the charm of downtown Greensboro.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Adult Sewing
Join Morgan County Library for an adult sewing class designed for beginners. Participants will learn basic sewing skills while creating a project to take home. All supplies are provided. Registration is required and can be completed at the circulation desk. This program is for adults.
It's Pool Time
Every Saturday at 4:00 PM, Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA invites guests to It's Pool Time! Enjoy friendly competition, great food, cold drinks, and a lively atmosphere perfect for players of all skill levels. Whether you're aiming for the winning shot or just looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday afternoon, it's the perfect weekly gathering for locals and visitors alike.
Anime Club for Adults
Discover your next favorite series at the Anime Club for Adults at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA! Connect with fellow anime fans for lively discussions, recommendations, and a welcoming community of adults who enjoy Japanese animation and manga. Whether you're a longtime fan or just getting started, this club is a fun place to share your passion and make new friends.
Sunday Funday Texas Hold'em
Spend your Sunday at Sunday Funday Texas Hold'em at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA. Texas Hold'em begins at 5 PM, with 20% off for all food and beverage employees. Enjoy cold drinks, great company, and grab a bite from the Pals Snack Shack, open 2 PM–7 PM. Whether you're playing cards or relaxing with friends, it's the perfect way to wrap up the weekend.
Peak Summer: works by Trish Jones
The Madison Artists Guild welcomes the return of renowned Southern artist Trish Jones to the MAGallery with Peak Summer, on display from July 17 through August 25. A former Madison resident and self-taught artist, Jones is celebrated for her timeless yet contemporary style, capturing the charm of rural Southern life, scenic landscapes, and treasured memories through vibrant color and rich storytelling. The free opening reception is open to the public and features light refreshments and live music from 6–8 p.m.
Steve's Class
Steve's Class at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA offers a welcoming space to learn, explore, and connect with others. Whether you're building new skills, discovering creative ideas, or enjoying engaging discussions, this class provides a fun and supportive environment for participants. Join the community, meet new people, and experience lifelong learning at your local library.
Chair Yoga
Chair Yoga at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA meets every Tuesday at 10:00 AM. This gentle, low-impact class helps improve flexibility, balance, strength, and relaxation through guided stretches and mindful breathing. Ideal for beginners, older adults, and anyone looking for a comfortable way to stay active in a welcoming community environment.
Tween/Teen Craft
Get creative at the Tween/Teen Craft program at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA! Designed for ages 10–17, this fun, hands-on event lets participants explore new art techniques, make unique projects, and express their creativity in a welcoming space. Supplies are provided, making it easy to create, connect with friends, and take home a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
Fiber Arts Gathering Adult Craft
Discover the creativity of fiber arts at the Fiber Arts Gathering for adults at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA. Bring your knitting, crochet, embroidery, weaving, quilting, or other fiber art projects and enjoy a welcoming space to craft, share ideas, learn new techniques, and connect with fellow makers. All skill levels are invited to create, relax, and be inspired together.
Steve's Class
Steve's Class at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA offers a welcoming space to learn, explore, and connect with others. Whether you're building new skills, discovering creative ideas, or enjoying engaging discussions, this class provides a fun and supportive environment for participants. Join the community, meet new people, and experience lifelong learning at your local library.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
APA LEAGUE
Every Wednesday, Pals Watering Hole invites guests to enjoy a fun-filled midweek evening with great drinks, friendly competition, and a welcoming atmosphere. Happy Hour runs from 12 PM to 6 PM, followed by the Pool Pals APA 8-Ball League at 7 PM. New members are always welcome to join the league, meet fellow players, and enjoy an exciting night of pool at one of Eatonton's favorite local hangouts.
Men's Bible Study
The Men's Bible Study at Compassion Cafe Coffee & Tea in Eatonton, GA, offers a welcoming opportunity for men to gather in faith, fellowship, and meaningful discussion. Participants explore Scripture, encourage one another, and strengthen their spiritual walk in a relaxed coffee shop setting. Open to all men, this community-focused Bible study welcomes both first-time attendees and longtime participants.
Teen Advisory Aboard
The Teen Advisory Board (TAB) provides teens ages 12–18 with opportunities to develop leadership skills while making a positive impact in their community. Members help plan and promote teen programs, provide volunteer support for library events, and share ideas that shape activities and services for local teens. It is a great way for participants to build confidence, gain experience, and connect with others.
The Traveling Table
Enjoy Happy Hour Mahjong at Barrel 118 in Eatonton, GA, on Thursday, August 27, from 5:00–7:30 PM. The Traveling Table is bringing an evening of mahjong, happy hour specials, and great company to one of downtown Eatonton's favorite gathering spots. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking for a fun night out, this social event is the perfect way to unwind with friends.
Live Love Lake Lo Bistro
Rev up your engines and join the community for the monthly Car Cruise-In, happening on the last Thursday of every month from May through October, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Bring your classic car, custom ride, motorcycle, or simply come out to admire some of the best vehicles around Lake Oconee. Enjoy an evening of chrome, horsepower, and great company as car enthusiasts gather to showcase their prized rides and celebrate automotive culture.
Whether you're a collector, hobbyist, or just love beautiful cars and bikes, this family-friendly event offers a fun and relaxed atmosphere for all ages. Mark your calendar for Thursday, August 27, and every last Thursday through October for a night of engines, conversation, and community.
Live Love Lake Lo Bistro
Rev up your engines and join the community for the monthly Car Cruise-In, happening on the last Thursday of every month from May through October, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Bring your classic car, custom ride, motorcycle, or simply come out to admire some of the best vehicles around Lake Oconee. Enjoy an evening of chrome, horsepower, and great company as car enthusiasts gather to showcase their prized rides and celebrate automotive culture.
Whether you're a collector, hobbyist, or just love beautiful cars and bikes, this family-friendly event offers a fun and relaxed atmosphere for all ages.
Adult Book Club
Join the Adult Book Club at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA, for engaging discussions, great reads, and meaningful connections with fellow book lovers. Explore a variety of genres, share your perspectives, and discover new favorite authors in a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. Whether you're an avid reader or looking to read more, everyone is welcome!
Bingo at Lakefront Pavilion
Bingo by the Lake returns every Thursday at the Lakefront Pavilion on beautiful Lake Oconee, GA! Hosted by Jessie & Kenzie from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, guests can enjoy exciting bingo games, great prizes, delicious food, cold drinks, and stunning waterfront views. Everyone is welcome, whether arriving by car or boat, for a fun-filled evening of friendly competition and lakeside entertainment.
Slice into Trivia Fun
Bring your crew and put your knowledge to the test every Thursday at 6:30 PM at Amici Madison. Trivia Night, hosted by Phoenix Entertainment, is the perfect mix of friendly competition, delicious pizza, cold drinks, and a fun community atmosphere.
Whether you're a trivia pro or just looking for a great night out with friends, enjoy tasty food, laughs, and exciting challenges all evening long at Amici Madison.
Trivia Night
Get ready for a night of laughs, friendly competition, and brain-busting fun at Trivia Night at Bruzze Brewing.
Join the fun tonight starting at 6:30 PM as teams battle it out over random facts, useless knowledge, and tricky trivia questions. Enjoy great craft beer, exciting prizes, and an energetic atmosphere while testing your knowledge with friends at one of Eatonton’s favorite brewery hangouts.
Poker Night
Poker Night at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA brings together Texas Hold’em players for an evening of friendly competition, great drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether playing to win or just for fun, guests can enjoy exciting poker action, delicious food, and cold beverages while spending the night with friends at one of Eatonton’s favorite neighborhood hangouts.
Mahjong with Cindy
Enjoy an afternoon of strategy, fun, and friendship at Mahjong with Cindy at Compassion Cafe Coffee & Tea in Eatonton, GA. Whether you're an experienced player or looking to sharpen your skills, this welcoming gathering offers a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy Mahjong, connect with fellow players, and savor delicious coffee, tea, and café favorites in a cozy community setting.
Mahjong at The Library
Mahjong at the Library takes place every Friday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA. Players of all experience levels are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of friendly competition, strategy, and social connection. Whether learning the game or meeting up with fellow enthusiasts, this weekly gathering offers a fun and engaging way to spend Friday afternoons in the community.
Drop in Craft
Get creative every Friday at 2:45 PM with Drop-In Craft at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA! Kids, teens, and families are invited to enjoy a fun, self-guided craft activity with registration required. Stop by, create something unique, and take home your masterpiece while exploring the library’s books, programs, and welcoming community space.
Moonlight Supper Club: ‘Food Truck Friday’
Nothing says “Family Fun’ like an evening with the best selection of food trucks Madison has to offer. Join us for a lively outdoor gathering designed for great food, easy conversation, and a memorable night out. Arrive for this ‘free admissions’ event ready to sample from a variety of cuisines with outtakes to enjoy outdoors games and activities. As always, the Empire Mills cocktail crew will be on hand offering wines and Spirits for purchase. So let’s keep it cool this August evening and let others fire up their mobile kitchens for your delight.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Anime Club for Tween/Teen
Calling all anime fans! Join the Tween/Teen Anime Club at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA, for an afternoon of anime, manga, games, crafts, and fun discussions. Meet new friends who share your interests, discover exciting series, and enjoy themed activities in a welcoming space designed for tweens and teens. Whether you're a longtime fan or just getting started, everyone is welcome!
It's Pool Time
Every Saturday at 4:00 PM, Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA invites guests to It's Pool Time! Enjoy friendly competition, great food, cold drinks, and a lively atmosphere perfect for players of all skill levels. Whether you're aiming for the winning shot or just looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday afternoon, it's the perfect weekly gathering for locals and visitors alike.
Everybody Needs Therapy Stage Play
Experience an unforgettable evening of laughter, heartfelt moments, and powerful storytelling at Everybody Needs Therapy Stage Play in Greensboro, GA. This engaging live theater performance explores relationships, life’s challenges, and healing through humor and drama. Gather your family and friends for a must-see stage production at Festival Hall that will entertain, inspire, and leave audiences talking long after the curtain falls.
Dungeons and Dragons
Embark on an epic adventure at Dungeons & Dragons at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA! Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or new to the game, this tabletop role-playing event welcomes players of all experience levels. Create your character, solve mysteries, battle mythical creatures, and enjoy a fun, imaginative experience while connecting with fellow fantasy fans in the community.
Sunday Funday Texas Hold'em
Spend your Sunday at Sunday Funday Texas Hold'em at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA. Texas Hold'em begins at 5 PM, with 20% off for all food and beverage employees. Enjoy cold drinks, great company, and grab a bite from the Pals Snack Shack, open 2 PM–7 PM. Whether you're playing cards or relaxing with friends, it's the perfect way to wrap up the weekend.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Lake Oconee Shag Club
Learn the Carolina Shag and enjoy a lively evening of dancing with the Lake Oconee Shag Club on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM at Bruzze Brewing.
Held on the first Wednesday of every month, the evening begins with beginner-friendly dance lessons followed by open dancing from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Whether you’re new to shag dancing or just looking for a fun night out, this community dance event offers great music, social fun, and plenty of energy.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Trivia Night
Get ready for a night of laughs, friendly competition, and brain-busting fun at Trivia Night at Bruzze Brewing.
Join the fun tonight starting at 6:30 PM as teams battle it out over random facts, useless knowledge, and tricky trivia questions. Enjoy great craft beer, exciting prizes, and an energetic atmosphere while testing your knowledge with friends at one of Eatonton’s favorite brewery hangouts.
Lake Oconee Farmers Market
Don’t miss the Lake Oconee Farmers Market’s summer season, happening every Saturday morning from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm at Harmony Park. The summer season runs from May 2nd to September 12th.
Bring your appetite as you browse the diverse vendor selections of fresh produce, artisanal baked goods, organic popsicles, jams, and farm-raised meat and eggs – PLUS! a variety of hand-crafted wares and wears, fine art, collectibles, and more.
Don't miss the chance to support our community and discover one-of-a-kind finds!
RNB & Southern Soul Rodeo Eatonton!
Get ready to groove at the RNB & Southern Soul Rodeo Eatonton, where live music, Southern vibes, and great food come together for an unforgettable Labor Day Weekend celebration.
The RNB & Southern Soul Rodeo brings two days of nonstop entertainment to Camille Farms, featuring DJ Payme, DJ Blord, and DJ Dwalk spinning the best R&B and Southern Soul hits. Guests can enjoy live music, delicious food, and an energetic atmosphere while making memories all weekend long.
Overnight camping is available for those who want to stay and enjoy the full experience. Horses, UTVs, and golf carts are welcome. Please note that side-by-sides, ATVs, and dirt bikes are not permitted.
Advanced Class Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center is offering a new six-week Advanced Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys, designed for artists who already have experience working in pastel. Rather than following structured demonstrations or step-by-step instruction, participants will work on their own paintings while receiving individualized guidance, constructive critiques, and ongoing encouragement.
Weekly sessions will explore composition, color, values, edges, design, and creative problem-solving as each artist develops their unique artistic voice. The mentorship provides an opportunity to refine techniques, experiment with new ideas, and grow through thoughtful feedback in a collaborative environment with fellow pastel artists.
Schedule: Mondays, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM, September 7 through October 12.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Town Hall Meeting September
Join the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, September 10, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Lakeside Church.
This quarterly community gathering gives residents an opportunity to learn more about the ongoing mission and impact of Neighbors Helping Neighbors throughout the Lake Oconee area. Guests will hear updates about community outreach efforts including home repairs for families in need, building beds for children, and supporting single mothers facing urgent challenges. Community members are encouraged to attend, connect with others, and discover ways to get involved and support local families.
Gallery Talk with John Cleaveland
On Friday, September 11, 2026, at 6 PM, the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center will host a Q&A gallery talk with esteemed artist John Cleaveland in its upstairs galleries.
Visitors are invited to experience Intersection, featuring the works of John Cleaveland and Richard Olsen, on view through October 31, 2026, in Galleries 1–3.
The exhibition is made possible through the generous support of the Georgia Council for the Arts, the Cox Family Fund, and the Katherine John Murphy Foundation. It has been thoughtfully curated by Mitzi Carr, John Cleaveland, Kamden Ecker, and Andy Hayes.
Homegrown Farmers Market
The Homegrown Farmers Market returns to downtown Greensboro on select Saturdays throughout the season, offering a fresh and local shopping experience from 8 AM to 12 PM.
Held at 122 E Broad Street, this community market features a rotating selection of local vendors, seasonal produce, handmade goods, and more. It’s the perfect way to spend a morning supporting small businesses and enjoying the charm of downtown Greensboro.
Lake Oconee Farmers Market
Don’t miss the Lake Oconee Farmers Market’s summer season, happening every Saturday morning from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm at Harmony Park. The summer season runs from May 2nd to September 12th.
Bring your appetite as you browse the diverse vendor selections of fresh produce, artisanal baked goods, organic popsicles, jams, and farm-raised meat and eggs – PLUS! a variety of hand-crafted wares and wears, fine art, collectibles, and more.
Don't miss the chance to support our community and discover one-of-a-kind finds!
Downtown GetDown Concert Series
Eatonton Main Street invites the community to the Eatonton City Center Stage for another exciting evening in the Downtown GetDown Concert Series. This free concert features a live performance by John Dunn & the Jazzman Band, delivering an energetic mix of R&B, soul, and funk.
Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, coolers, and dancing shoes for a fun-filled night in Downtown Eatonton. Vendors open at 6:00 PM, with live music beginning at 7:00 PM. It’s a perfect opportunity to enjoy great music, local vendors, and a lively community atmosphere.
Furniture Building Essential Skills Demonstration Series
Learn the fundamentals of handcrafted furniture at the Furniture Building Essential Skills Demonstration Series at Walker United Methodist Church in Greensboro, GA. Watch skilled woodworkers demonstrate essential techniques, gain practical tips, and discover the craftsmanship behind quality furniture building. A great opportunity for DIY enthusiasts, beginners, and woodworking fans of all ages.
Advanced Class Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center is offering a new six-week Advanced Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys, designed for artists who already have experience working in pastel. Rather than following structured demonstrations or step-by-step instruction, participants will work on their own paintings while receiving individualized guidance, constructive critiques, and ongoing encouragement.
Weekly sessions will explore composition, color, values, edges, design, and creative problem-solving as each artist develops their unique artistic voice. The mentorship provides an opportunity to refine techniques, experiment with new ideas, and grow through thoughtful feedback in a collaborative environment with fellow pastel artists.
Schedule: Mondays, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM, September 7 through October 12.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Beginners Mahjong Classes with Jan White
Join Beginners Mahjong Classes with Jan White at Lake Country Books & Gifts in Eatonton, Georgia, on Wednesday, September 16, from 6:00–8:00 PM. Perfect for beginners, this hands-on class covers Mahjong basics, gameplay, and strategy in a relaxed, friendly setting. Meet fellow players, build confidence, and discover why this classic game continues to grow in popularity.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
2 Year Anniversary Celebration Day
Celebrate the 2 Year Anniversary Celebration Day at Lake Country Books & Gifts in Eatonton, Georgia, on September 17th from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM! Join the festivities with a full day of browsing books, unique gifts, and celebrating two wonderful years of serving the Lake Country community. Shop local, enjoy the festive atmosphere, and be part of this special milestone in downtown Eatonton.
Coffee Chats with EzTravel
Travel lovers are invited to connect, learn, and get inspired at EzTravel’s Monthly Coffee Chats, held every third Thursday from 1:00-2:00 PM at Compassion Cafe. This relaxed, informative gathering is the perfect opportunity for anyone dreaming about their next adventure to explore exciting travel possibilities in a welcoming, small-group setting.
Each month, guests can enjoy great coffee and conversation while discovering curated travel experiences such as river cruises, European tours, wine tours, African safaris, and more. Whether attendees are just beginning to think about a future getaway or are ready to start planning their next big trip, these sessions offer helpful insights, destination ideas, and plenty of inspiration.
The Coffee Chats are designed to be casual, friendly, and informative—making it easy to ask questions, meet fellow travelers, and learn about new destinations and travel trends. From bucket-list journeys to relaxing escapes, guests will leave feeling excited about the possibilities ahead.
Community members are encouraged to drop in, grab a coffee, and start dreaming about where their next adventure could take them.
Rock N Roll Cruise In
Rev up your engines for the Rock N Roll Cruise In on Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in downtown Greensboro!
Head to Greensboro City Hall for a day filled with classic cars, hot rods, vintage vehicles, and rock 'n' roll favorites. Car enthusiasts, families, and visitors can stroll through an impressive collection of automobiles while enjoying music, community spirit, and a lively downtown atmosphere. Whether you're showing off your ride or simply admiring the classics, this is a fun event for all ages.
Oktoberfest 2026!
Celebrate Oktoberfest 2026 at Bruzze Brewing in Eatonton, GA, on Saturday, September 19, from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM! Enjoy an unforgettable day packed with great food, fun, and lots of live music as Bruzze Brewing brings the spirit of Oktoberfest to Lake Oconee. Sip on handcrafted beers, savor delicious food from local vendors, dance to live entertainment, and join friends and family for games, festive activities, and community fun. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast or just looking for a great weekend event, Oktoberfest at Bruzze Brewing is the perfect way to celebrate the season. Don't miss one of Eatonton, GA's favorite fall festivals!
Cool Water Kings at Bruzze Brewing
Experience an unforgettable night of live music with Cool Water Kings at Bruzze Brewing in Eatonton, GA. Enjoy high-energy live entertainment, locally crafted beer, delicious food, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Gather friends, relax with your favorite brew, and make it a memorable evening at one of Eatonton's favorite destinations for live music and craft beer.
Madison on Madison: Speech Competition
Madison on Madison: Speech Competition invites the community to the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center in Madison, GA, for an inspiring celebration of Constitution Week and America's 250th year. Finalists will deliver engaging five-minute speeches about James Madison, the "Father of the Constitution" and the namesake of the City of Madison. A panel of judges will award cash prizes to the top three speakers. Families, history enthusiasts, and supporters of local education are encouraged to attend this free community event and celebrate outstanding public speaking, civic knowledge, and American history.
Advanced Class Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center is offering a new six-week Advanced Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys, designed for artists who already have experience working in pastel. Rather than following structured demonstrations or step-by-step instruction, participants will work on their own paintings while receiving individualized guidance, constructive critiques, and ongoing encouragement.
Weekly sessions will explore composition, color, values, edges, design, and creative problem-solving as each artist develops their unique artistic voice. The mentorship provides an opportunity to refine techniques, experiment with new ideas, and grow through thoughtful feedback in a collaborative environment with fellow pastel artists.
Schedule: Mondays, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM, September 7 through October 12.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Beginners Mahjong Classes with Jan White
Join Beginners Mahjong Classes with Jan White at Lake Country Books & Gifts in Eatonton, Georgia, on Wednesday, September 23, from 6:00–8:00 PM. Perfect for beginners, this hands-on class covers Mahjong basics, gameplay, and strategy in a relaxed, friendly setting. Meet fellow players, build confidence, and discover why this classic game continues to grow in popularity.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Live Love Lake Lo Bistro
Rev up your engines and join the community for the monthly Car Cruise-In, happening on the last Thursday of every month from May through October, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Bring your classic car, custom ride, motorcycle, or simply come out to admire some of the best vehicles around Lake Oconee. Enjoy an evening of chrome, horsepower, and great company as car enthusiasts gather to showcase their prized rides and celebrate automotive culture.
Whether you're a collector, hobbyist, or just love beautiful cars and bikes, this family-friendly event offers a fun and relaxed atmosphere for all ages. Mark your calendar for Thursday, September 24, and every last Thursday through October for a night of engines, conversation, and community.
Book Launch with Paul Casola "The Space Between: A Reluctant Memoir"
Join Lake Country Books & Gifts in Eatonton, Georgia, for the Book Launch with Paul Casola on September 24 from 6–8 PM. Celebrate the release of The Space Between: A Reluctant Memoir, drop in to meet and chat with the author, hear the inspiration behind the book, and have your copy signed. Enjoy an evening of conversation, community, and a love of great books.
Bingo Night at Amici Lake Oconee
Enjoy Bingo Night at Amici Lake Oconee every other Tuesday starting at 6:30 PM. Gather with friends for an evening of fun, great food, refreshing drinks, and exciting chances to win prizes. Whether you're a regular player or a first-time guest, it's the perfect midweek outing to relax, connect with the community, and enjoy the lively atmosphere at Amici Lake Oconee.
Scott Deering & The Usual Suspects
Scott Deering & The Usual Suspects bring an evening of outstanding live music to Bruzze Brewing in Eatonton, GA. Enjoy handcrafted craft beer, a welcoming brewery atmosphere, and great local entertainment as the band performs crowd-favorite hits. Gather with friends, relax on the patio, and experience one of Lake Oconee's favorite live music destinations for a memorable Friday night.
Homegrown Farmers Market
The Homegrown Farmers Market returns to downtown Greensboro on select Saturdays throughout the season, offering a fresh and local shopping experience from 8 AM to 12 PM.
Held at 122 E Broad Street, this community market features a rotating selection of local vendors, seasonal produce, handmade goods, and more. It’s the perfect way to spend a morning supporting small businesses and enjoying the charm of downtown Greensboro.
Moonlight Supper Club: Under the Harvest Moon
It’s all the rage! Dining alfresco, “Under the Harvest Moon”, at one enormously long communal table. Join us ‘in our field’ for a thoughtfully curated evening of bites & cocktails to start, followed by Hallie’s creations for a family style meal evening with you, our kith & kin! As always, the Empire Mills bar will furnish a wonderful selection of wines and Spirits, available for purchase.
Warm, inviting, and intentionally intimate, this special dinner is a celebration of the season and a beautiful close to our Moonlight Supper Club Series.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Advanced Class Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center is offering a new six-week Advanced Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys, designed for artists who already have experience working in pastel. Rather than following structured demonstrations or step-by-step instruction, participants will work on their own paintings while receiving individualized guidance, constructive critiques, and ongoing encouragement.
Weekly sessions will explore composition, color, values, edges, design, and creative problem-solving as each artist develops their unique artistic voice. The mentorship provides an opportunity to refine techniques, experiment with new ideas, and grow through thoughtful feedback in a collaborative environment with fellow pastel artists.
Schedule: Mondays, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM, September 7 through October 12.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Advanced Class Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center is offering a new six-week Advanced Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys, designed for artists who already have experience working in pastel. Rather than following structured demonstrations or step-by-step instruction, participants will work on their own paintings while receiving individualized guidance, constructive critiques, and ongoing encouragement.
Weekly sessions will explore composition, color, values, edges, design, and creative problem-solving as each artist develops their unique artistic voice. The mentorship provides an opportunity to refine techniques, experiment with new ideas, and grow through thoughtful feedback in a collaborative environment with fellow pastel artists.
Schedule: Mondays, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM, September 7 through October 12.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Oktoberfest Trip To Helen
Experience the Oktoberfest Trip to Helen with Bruzze Brewing on Sunday, October 11. Guests will travel by bus from the brewery to Helen, Georgia, for the official Helen Oktoberfest, the longest-running Oktoberfest in the U.S. Enjoy free Sunday admission to the Festhalle, traditional German food, live entertainment, and time to explore Helen’s shops and beer pubs before returning that evening. This is a 21+ event.
2026 Golf Tournament
Join us for the 2026 Golf Tournament on Monday, October 12, 2026, at the beautiful The Oconee Course at Reynolds Lake Oconee. This special event brings together community members, supporters, and golf enthusiasts for a day of friendly competition, networking, and philanthropy in support of local students.
Set against the stunning backdrop of one of Georgia’s premier golf destinations, participants will enjoy an exceptional golf experience while helping make a meaningful impact on the lives of the students served by the organization. Whether you're playing, sponsoring, or supporting the event, your participation helps provide valuable opportunities and resources for students in the community. Gather your team, enjoy a day on the course, and help drive positive change through education.
Advanced Class Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center is offering a new six-week Advanced Pastel Mentorship with Ann Dodys, designed for artists who already have experience working in pastel. Rather than following structured demonstrations or step-by-step instruction, participants will work on their own paintings while receiving individualized guidance, constructive critiques, and ongoing encouragement.
Weekly sessions will explore composition, color, values, edges, design, and creative problem-solving as each artist develops their unique artistic voice. The mentorship provides an opportunity to refine techniques, experiment with new ideas, and grow through thoughtful feedback in a collaborative environment with fellow pastel artists.
Schedule: Mondays, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM, September 7 through October 12.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Coffee Chats with EzTravel
Travel lovers are invited to connect, learn, and get inspired at EzTravel’s Monthly Coffee Chats, held every third Thursday from 1:00-2:00 PM at Compassion Cafe. This relaxed, informative gathering is the perfect opportunity for anyone dreaming about their next adventure to explore exciting travel possibilities in a welcoming, small-group setting.
Each month, guests can enjoy great coffee and conversation while discovering curated travel experiences such as river cruises, European tours, wine tours, African safaris, and more. Whether attendees are just beginning to think about a future getaway or are ready to start planning their next big trip, these sessions offer helpful insights, destination ideas, and plenty of inspiration.
The Coffee Chats are designed to be casual, friendly, and informative—making it easy to ask questions, meet fellow travelers, and learn about new destinations and travel trends. From bucket-list journeys to relaxing escapes, guests will leave feeling excited about the possibilities ahead.
Community members are encouraged to drop in, grab a coffee, and start dreaming about where their next adventure could take them.
The Jazz Legacy Project: Weather Report
Festival Hall closes the 2026 Jazz Legacy Project series with a bold celebration of Weather Report on October 15, 2026. Known for pushing jazz into new territory, Weather Report’s innovative sound changed the landscape of modern music. Through 90 minutes of narration and performance, Justin Varnes and his ensemble capture the essence of this groundbreaking group—highlighting their creativity, energy, and influence. This is not a reenactment, but a vibrant exploration of the band’s lasting legacy.
Mahjongg at Georgia Safari
Enjoy a relaxing game of Mahjongg at Georgia Safari in Madison, GA. Players of all skill levels are invited to gather for friendly competition, strategy, and social fun in a unique safari setting. Whether you're an experienced player or looking to sharpen your skills, Mahjongg at Georgia Safari offers a welcoming atmosphere to connect, play, and enjoy a memorable afternoon.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Harvest Festival
Celebrate the beauty of fall at the Harvest Festival at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center on October 24, 2026. From 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM, guests can enjoy an afternoon and evening of live entertainment, local artistry, delicious food, and community spirit.
The festival features performances by TopHouse, The Lee Boys, Darin & Brooke Aldridge, and EG Kight, along with a vibrant Artist Market showcasing local and regional creators. Visitors can also explore festive food trucks, enjoy refreshing libations, and experience the warm atmosphere of this annual harvest celebration.
Whether attending for the live music, artisan shopping, great food, or simply to embrace the fall season, the Harvest Festival offers something for everyone.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Live Love Lake Lo Bistro
Rev up your engines and join the community for the monthly Car Cruise-In, happening on the last Thursday of every month from May through October, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Bring your classic car, custom ride, motorcycle, or simply come out to admire some of the best vehicles around Lake Oconee. Enjoy an evening of chrome, horsepower, and great company as car enthusiasts gather to showcase their prized rides and celebrate automotive culture.
Whether you're a collector, hobbyist, or just love beautiful cars and bikes, this family-friendly event offers a fun and relaxed atmosphere for all ages. Mark your calendar for Thursday, October 29, and every last Thursday through October for a night of engines, conversation, and community.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Tractor Show
Get ready for an exciting day at the upcoming Tractor Show in Monroe, GA! Join us on November 7th, 2026, from 10 AM to 2 PM at Cherry Hill Rd for a fantastic gathering of classic and modern machinery. Whether you are showing off your pride and joy for $20 per tractor or coming as a spectator, there is something for everyone, including Top 20 Awards and the prestigious Masters Choice Award.
Enjoy a fun-filled day with music, exciting door prizes, hayrides, and a variety of local vendors. Don't forget to grab some delicious hamburgers, hotdogs, boiled peanuts, and cold soft drinks while you explore the show. For more information, please contact Matt Greer at 770-267-6030 and don't miss out on this great community event!
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center proudly presents Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist, a special exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Georgia's distinguished portrait painters. The exhibition opens with a public Opening Reception on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, and remains on display through Saturday, January 30, 2027.
Featuring a collection of Martha Lower's remarkable portraits, the exhibition highlights her artistic legacy, technical mastery, and lasting impact on the region's cultural history. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore beautifully preserved works that showcase her talent for capturing personality, character, and timeless elegance.
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center also welcomes submissions from collectors who own original Martha Lower paintings for exhibition consideration. Those interested should contact Curator Judy Gilbert before the September 30, 2026 submission deadline.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Coffee Chats with EzTravel
Travel lovers are invited to connect, learn, and get inspired at EzTravel’s Monthly Coffee Chats, held every third Thursday from 1:00-2:00 PM at Compassion Cafe. This relaxed, informative gathering is the perfect opportunity for anyone dreaming about their next adventure to explore exciting travel possibilities in a welcoming, small-group setting.
Each month, guests can enjoy great coffee and conversation while discovering curated travel experiences such as river cruises, European tours, wine tours, African safaris, and more. Whether attendees are just beginning to think about a future getaway or are ready to start planning their next big trip, these sessions offer helpful insights, destination ideas, and plenty of inspiration.
The Coffee Chats are designed to be casual, friendly, and informative—making it easy to ask questions, meet fellow travelers, and learn about new destinations and travel trends. From bucket-list journeys to relaxing escapes, guests will leave feeling excited about the possibilities ahead.
Community members are encouraged to drop in, grab a coffee, and start dreaming about where their next adventure could take them.
Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center proudly presents Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist, a special exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Georgia's distinguished portrait painters. The exhibition opens with a public Opening Reception on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, and remains on display through Saturday, January 30, 2027.
Featuring a collection of Martha Lower's remarkable portraits, the exhibition highlights her artistic legacy, technical mastery, and lasting impact on the region's cultural history. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore beautifully preserved works that showcase her talent for capturing personality, character, and timeless elegance.
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center also welcomes submissions from collectors who own original Martha Lower paintings for exhibition consideration. Those interested should contact Curator Judy Gilbert before the September 30, 2026 submission deadline.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center proudly presents Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist, a special exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Georgia's distinguished portrait painters. The exhibition opens with a public Opening Reception on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, and remains on display through Saturday, January 30, 2027.
Featuring a collection of Martha Lower's remarkable portraits, the exhibition highlights her artistic legacy, technical mastery, and lasting impact on the region's cultural history. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore beautifully preserved works that showcase her talent for capturing personality, character, and timeless elegance.
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center also welcomes submissions from collectors who own original Martha Lower paintings for exhibition consideration. Those interested should contact Curator Judy Gilbert before the September 30, 2026 submission deadline.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center proudly presents Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist, a special exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Georgia's distinguished portrait painters. The exhibition opens with a public Opening Reception on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, and remains on display through Saturday, January 30, 2027.
Featuring a collection of Martha Lower's remarkable portraits, the exhibition highlights her artistic legacy, technical mastery, and lasting impact on the region's cultural history. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore beautifully preserved works that showcase her talent for capturing personality, character, and timeless elegance.
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center also welcomes submissions from collectors who own original Martha Lower paintings for exhibition consideration. Those interested should contact Curator Judy Gilbert before the September 30, 2026 submission deadline.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Town Hall Meeting December
Join the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, December 10, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Lakeside Church.
This quarterly community meeting offers an opportunity to learn more about the mission and impact of Neighbors Helping Neighbors across the Lake Oconee community. Guests will hear updates about outreach efforts including essential home repairs, building beds for children, and providing support for single mothers facing urgent challenges. Whether you are already involved or simply interested in learning more, everyone is welcome to attend, connect, and help strengthen the local community.
Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center proudly presents Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist, a special exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Georgia's distinguished portrait painters. The exhibition opens with a public Opening Reception on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, and remains on display through Saturday, January 30, 2027.
Featuring a collection of Martha Lower's remarkable portraits, the exhibition highlights her artistic legacy, technical mastery, and lasting impact on the region's cultural history. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore beautifully preserved works that showcase her talent for capturing personality, character, and timeless elegance.
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center also welcomes submissions from collectors who own original Martha Lower paintings for exhibition consideration. Those interested should contact Curator Judy Gilbert before the September 30, 2026 submission deadline.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Coffee Chats with EzTravel
Travel lovers are invited to connect, learn, and get inspired at EzTravel’s Monthly Coffee Chats, held every third Thursday from 1:00-2:00 PM at Compassion Cafe. This relaxed, informative gathering is the perfect opportunity for anyone dreaming about their next adventure to explore exciting travel possibilities in a welcoming, small-group setting.
Each month, guests can enjoy great coffee and conversation while discovering curated travel experiences such as river cruises, European tours, wine tours, African safaris, and more. Whether attendees are just beginning to think about a future getaway or are ready to start planning their next big trip, these sessions offer helpful insights, destination ideas, and plenty of inspiration.
The Coffee Chats are designed to be casual, friendly, and informative—making it easy to ask questions, meet fellow travelers, and learn about new destinations and travel trends. From bucket-list journeys to relaxing escapes, guests will leave feeling excited about the possibilities ahead.
Community members are encouraged to drop in, grab a coffee, and start dreaming about where their next adventure could take them.
Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center proudly presents Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist, a special exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Georgia's distinguished portrait painters. The exhibition opens with a public Opening Reception on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, and remains on display through Saturday, January 30, 2027.
Featuring a collection of Martha Lower's remarkable portraits, the exhibition highlights her artistic legacy, technical mastery, and lasting impact on the region's cultural history. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore beautifully preserved works that showcase her talent for capturing personality, character, and timeless elegance.
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center also welcomes submissions from collectors who own original Martha Lower paintings for exhibition consideration. Those interested should contact Curator Judy Gilbert before the September 30, 2026 submission deadline.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center proudly presents Martha Lower: Legacy of a Portrait Artist, a special exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Georgia's distinguished portrait painters. The exhibition opens with a public Opening Reception on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, and remains on display through Saturday, January 30, 2027.
Featuring a collection of Martha Lower's remarkable portraits, the exhibition highlights her artistic legacy, technical mastery, and lasting impact on the region's cultural history. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore beautifully preserved works that showcase her talent for capturing personality, character, and timeless elegance.
The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center also welcomes submissions from collectors who own original Martha Lower paintings for exhibition consideration. Those interested should contact Curator Judy Gilbert before the September 30, 2026 submission deadline.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Bingo for The Arts
Join the community for an exciting evening of Bingo for the Arts at Festival Hall in Greensboro on Friday, January 22, 2027! This entertaining fundraiser combines the excitement of bingo with incredible prizes, delicious local food trucks, live music, and a fun-filled atmosphere, all while supporting the arts.
Guests will enjoy multiple rounds of bingo for the chance to win luxury prizes, sample food from local vendors, and experience an evening of entertainment with friends, family, and fellow supporters of the arts. Whether you're a seasoned bingo enthusiast or simply looking for a unique night out, Bingo for the Arts offers the perfect blend of community, excitement, and philanthropy.
Liberty Truck and Tractor Pull
The Liberty Truck and Tractor Pull returns to Liberty Church Road in White Plains, GA on August 14–15 for another summer weekend of massive horsepower, flying dirt, and family fun. Sanctioned by the Southern Pullers Association, the event features blown 2WD trucks, Pro Farm tractors, Saturday afternoon antique tractor pulls, and the main event beginning at 7:00 PM each evening.
Drop in Craft
Get creative every Friday at 2:45 PM with Drop-In Craft at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA! Kids, teens, and families are invited to enjoy a fun, self-guided craft activity with registration required. Stop by, create something unique, and take home your masterpiece while exploring the library’s books, programs, and welcoming community space.
Mahjong at The Library
Mahjong at the Library takes place every Friday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA. Players of all experience levels are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of friendly competition, strategy, and social connection. Whether learning the game or meeting up with fellow enthusiasts, this weekly gathering offers a fun and engaging way to spend Friday afternoons in the community.
Bend the Brim
Bend the Trend is partnering with Emma Sloane Hat Co. (@emmasloanehatco) to host Bend the Brim, an exclusive custom cowboy hat pop-up event.
Guests will have the opportunity to design a one-of-a-kind hat, customized for football Saturdays, concert nights, fall festivals, and every adventure in between. Each handcrafted piece is designed with timeless style and personalized details to be worn season after season.
As an added bonus, 10% of all purchases will benefit the Lake Oconee Academy Foundation (@lakeoconeeacademy), helping support local education with every hat purchased.
Leading up to the event, Bend the Trend will be sharing inspiration, customization ideas, and everything guests need to know. This is one event they won't want to miss.
Mahjong with Cindy
Enjoy an afternoon of strategy, fun, and friendship at Mahjong with Cindy at Compassion Cafe Coffee & Tea in Eatonton, GA. Whether you're an experienced player or looking to sharpen your skills, this welcoming gathering offers a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy Mahjong, connect with fellow players, and savor delicious coffee, tea, and café favorites in a cozy community setting.
Poker Night
Poker Night at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA brings together Texas Hold’em players for an evening of friendly competition, great drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether playing to win or just for fun, guests can enjoy exciting poker action, delicious food, and cold beverages while spending the night with friends at one of Eatonton’s favorite neighborhood hangouts.
Trivia Night
Get ready for a night of laughs, friendly competition, and brain-busting fun at Trivia Night at Bruzze Brewing.
Join the fun tonight starting at 6:30 PM as teams battle it out over random facts, useless knowledge, and tricky trivia questions. Enjoy great craft beer, exciting prizes, and an energetic atmosphere while testing your knowledge with friends at one of Eatonton’s favorite brewery hangouts.
Slice into Trivia Fun
Bring your crew and put your knowledge to the test every Thursday at 6:30 PM at Amici Madison. Trivia Night, hosted by Phoenix Entertainment, is the perfect mix of friendly competition, delicious pizza, cold drinks, and a fun community atmosphere.
Whether you're a trivia pro or just looking for a great night out with friends, enjoy tasty food, laughs, and exciting challenges all evening long at Amici Madison.
See North America by Water & Rail
Discover scenic travel close to home at the See North America by Water & Rail seminar hosted by EZTravel at Compassion Cafe in Eatonton, GA, on August 13 at 6:00 PM. Explore unforgettable rail journeys and river or coastal cruises, get expert travel advice, review exciting vacation options, and connect with fellow travelers while planning your next stress-free adventure.
Bingo at Lakefront Pavilion
Bingo by the Lake returns every Thursday at the Lakefront Pavilion on beautiful Lake Oconee, GA! Hosted by Jessie & Kenzie from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, guests can enjoy exciting bingo games, great prizes, delicious food, cold drinks, and stunning waterfront views. Everyone is welcome, whether arriving by car or boat, for a fun-filled evening of friendly competition and lakeside entertainment.
Hooked on Books
Discover your next great read with Hooked on Books at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA. This welcoming book club brings readers together to discuss engaging titles, share perspectives, and connect with fellow book lovers in the community. Whether you're an avid reader or looking to read more, Hooked on Books offers lively conversations, new friendships, and a fun literary experience.
iCheris Dementia Support Group
Join the iCheris Dementia Support Group at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA, for a welcoming space where caregivers, family members, and friends can connect, share experiences, and find encouragement. Participants gain valuable resources, practical caregiving tips, and emotional support while building a caring community dedicated to navigating the challenges of dementia together.
Cards, Crafts & Coffee
Enjoy a relaxing and creative morning at Craft, Coffee & Cards on August 13, 2026, from 10:00 AM to Noon at Compassion Café in Eatonton.
Participants will create eight beautiful handmade greeting cards while enjoying coffee, tea, and the welcoming atmosphere of the café. Whether you're an experienced crafter or trying card-making for the first time, this class is designed for all skill levels. Choose from a variety of card kits, and all supplies, tools, and step-by-step instruction will be provided.
This fun and social event is a wonderful opportunity to express your creativity, make cards for birthdays, thank-you notes, and special occasions, and connect with friends and neighbors in a warm and inviting environment. The registration fee is $30 per person and includes all materials needed to complete your cards.
Men's Bible Study
The Men's Bible Study at Compassion Cafe Coffee & Tea in Eatonton, GA, offers a welcoming opportunity for men to gather in faith, fellowship, and meaningful discussion. Participants explore Scripture, encourage one another, and strengthen their spiritual walk in a relaxed coffee shop setting. Open to all men, this community-focused Bible study welcomes both first-time attendees and longtime participants.
APA LEAGUE
Every Wednesday, Pals Watering Hole invites guests to enjoy a fun-filled midweek evening with great drinks, friendly competition, and a welcoming atmosphere. Happy Hour runs from 12 PM to 6 PM, followed by the Pool Pals APA 8-Ball League at 7 PM. New members are always welcome to join the league, meet fellow players, and enjoy an exciting night of pool at one of Eatonton's favorite local hangouts.
Trivia Wings & Beer
Make your Wednesday night more exciting with Trivia Night starting at 6:30 PM. Gather your friends, order your favorite food and drinks, and put your knowledge to the test with fun questions covering a variety of topics. Whether you're playing to win or just enjoying the atmosphere, Trivia Night is the perfect midweek outing filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company.
Steve's Class
Steve's Class at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA offers a welcoming space to learn, explore, and connect with others. Whether you're building new skills, discovering creative ideas, or enjoying engaging discussions, this class provides a fun and supportive environment for participants. Join the community, meet new people, and experience lifelong learning at your local library.
Fiber Arts Gathering Adult Craft
Discover the creativity of fiber arts at the Fiber Arts Gathering for adults at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA. Bring your knitting, crochet, embroidery, weaving, quilting, or other fiber art projects and enjoy a welcoming space to craft, share ideas, learn new techniques, and connect with fellow makers. All skill levels are invited to create, relax, and be inspired together.
Bingo Night at Amici Lake Oconee
Enjoy Bingo Night at Amici Lake Oconee every other Tuesday starting at 6:30 PM. Gather with friends for an evening of fun, great food, refreshing drinks, and exciting chances to win prizes. Whether you're a regular player or a first-time guest, it's the perfect midweek outing to relax, connect with the community, and enjoy the lively atmosphere at Amici Lake Oconee.
Pagegagers Teen Book Club
Pagegagers Teen Book Club at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA is the perfect place for teens who love to read, share ideas, and discover new books. Enjoy engaging discussions, connect with fellow readers, and explore a variety of genres in a welcoming environment. Whether you're an avid reader or just getting started, everyone is welcome to join the conversation and make new friends.
Chair Yoga
Chair Yoga at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA meets every Tuesday at 10:00 AM. This gentle, low-impact class helps improve flexibility, balance, strength, and relaxation through guided stretches and mindful breathing. Ideal for beginners, older adults, and anyone looking for a comfortable way to stay active in a welcoming community environment.
Steve's Class
Steve's Class at Greene County Library in Greensboro, GA offers a welcoming space to learn, explore, and connect with others. Whether you're building new skills, discovering creative ideas, or enjoying engaging discussions, this class provides a fun and supportive environment for participants. Join the community, meet new people, and experience lifelong learning at your local library.
Sunday Funday Texas Hold'em
Spend your Sunday at Sunday Funday Texas Hold'em at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA. Texas Hold'em begins at 5 PM, with 20% off for all food and beverage employees. Enjoy cold drinks, great company, and grab a bite from the Pals Snack Shack, open 2 PM–7 PM. Whether you're playing cards or relaxing with friends, it's the perfect way to wrap up the weekend.
Grand Finale of Pals Idol
The Pals Idol Grand Finale takes place August 7–8 at 9:00 PM at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA. Guests can enjoy two exciting nights of live karaoke competition featuring talented finalists competing for the championship. Friends, family, and music lovers are invited to cheer on their favorite performers while enjoying great drinks, entertainment, and a fun atmosphere.
It's Pool Time
Every Saturday at 4:00 PM, Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA invites guests to It's Pool Time! Enjoy friendly competition, great food, cold drinks, and a lively atmosphere perfect for players of all skill levels. Whether you're aiming for the winning shot or just looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday afternoon, it's the perfect weekly gathering for locals and visitors alike.
Saturday Storytime
Bring the whole family to Saturday Storytime at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA for a fun-filled morning of stories, songs, and early learning activities. Children will enjoy engaging read-alouds that spark imagination, build literacy skills, and encourage a love of books. This family-friendly library program is a wonderful way to learn, play, and connect with the community.
Experience and Intersection
Celebrate the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary with experience and intersection, a special exhibition on display from May 2 through October 31, 2026, in the center’s upstairs galleries.
This compelling exhibition brings together the work of acclaimed artist John Cleaveland and the late Richard Olsen, exploring artistic legacy, mentorship, and lived experience through painting. Olsen, a University of Georgia professor from 1969 to 2001 and a Vietnam veteran, influenced generations of artists with his powerful and evolving visual language. His work often reflected the realities of war while later embracing a more nuanced artistic approach.
Cleaveland, one of Olsen’s former students, is known for his masterful landscape paintings that capture light, mood, and place with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill. Together, their artwork creates a meaningful dialogue that highlights the enduring connection between teacher and student while showcasing two distinct artistic perspectives.
Curated by Andy Hayes, Kamden Ecker, Mitzi Carr, and John Cleaveland, the exhibition celebrates creativity, mentorship, and the lasting impact of art across generations. An opening reception will be held on May 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The exhibition will be on display at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, located at 434 South Main Street in Madison, Georgia, and is open to the public. Visitors may explore the galleries Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing plenty of opportunities to experience this inspiring collection celebrating artistic legacy, mentorship, and creativity.
Second Saturday Market at Rutledge Town Park
The Second Saturday Market at Rutledge Town Park in Rutledge, GA celebrates the area's vibrant small business community with a year-round market held on the second Saturday of every month. Visitors can enjoy local food, handmade crafts, unique vendors, great vibes, and a special Mini Makers row showcasing young entrepreneurs. Hosted by the Rutledge Community Depot, this family-friendly event invites everyone to shop small and experience the charm of "Small but Special Rutledge."
Grand Finale of Pals Idol
The Pals Idol Grand Finale takes place August 7–8 at 9:00 PM at Pals Watering Hole in Eatonton, GA. Guests can enjoy two exciting nights of live karaoke competition featuring talented finalists competing for the championship. Friends, family, and music lovers are invited to cheer on their favorite performers while enjoying great drinks, entertainment, and a fun atmosphere.
Drop in Craft
Get creative every Friday at 2:45 PM with Drop-In Craft at Morgan County Library in Madison, GA! Kids, teens, and families are invited to enjoy a fun, self-guided craft activity with registration required. Stop by, create something unique, and take home your masterpiece while exploring the library’s books, programs, and welcoming community space.