Event List

Augusta, Georgia was once known for its beautiful public and private gardens. Among the many private gardens was the garden at Goshen Plantation created by Joseph and Harriet Speer around 1912.

Reach for the stars with our Take-Home Origami Star Craft! Each kit includes colorful origami paper and step-by-step instructions to create a beautiful star.

Come meet Biscuit, the friendly Great Dane, and her pals on every third Thursday! It's your chance to discover the amazing world of service dogs and enjoy a cozy reading session with them.

Come join us on the third Thursday of the month and hang out with some of your favorite Disney Princesses!

Augusta, Georgia was once known for its beautiful public and private gardens. Among the many private gardens was the garden at Goshen Plantation created by Joseph and Harriet Speer around 1912.

Piece together small, medium or large puzzles during Puzzle Club. No experience needed; all materials supplied. Best for all ages and skills!

Augusta, Georgia was once known for its beautiful public and private gardens. Among the many private gardens was the garden at Goshen Plantation created by Joseph and Harriet Speer around 1912.

Because mornings are better with books.

 Looking to feel better, gain energy, or take the first step toward a healthier lifestyle?

Are you an adult who loves to read? Come by Appleby on the 4th Monday of the month as we discuss this month’s book club read – “Before the Coffee Gets Cold” by Toshikazu Kawaguchi.

Augusta, Georgia was once known for its beautiful public and private gardens. Among the many private gardens was the garden at Goshen Plantation created by Joseph and Harriet Speer around 1912.

Learn new and exciting ways to engage in early literacy activities with your child!

Join us each week for a fun and engaging program designed for little learners! We’ll share delightful stories, lively songs, and playful rhymes that spark imagination and build early literacy skills.

Join us for a half hour of Story Time. A library staff member or volunteer will read a selection of stories that have a theme (TBD). Aimed at pre-readers and early readers but ALL ages are welcome.

Ready to take your Word skills to the next level? Join us for a hands-on workshop where you'll explore essential features like templates, the Home tab, and the Insert tab, helping you create polished, professional documents with ease.

Don't waste your hard earned cash on expensive bath bombs!  Learn how to make them at home in this workshop with our young adult librarian, Ms. Jordi.  Your pocket and your future will thank you for it!

Augusta, Georgia was once known for its beautiful public and private gardens. Among the many private gardens was the garden at Goshen Plantation created by Joseph and Harriet Speer around 1912.

A gentle and joyful storytime just for our littlest learners! Designed for babies ages 0–2 and their caregivers, this cozy class features songs, rhymes, and lap bounces that support early language development.

Gather ‘round for a magical journey through books! Join us for Storytime for Kids every Wednesday, a fun and engaging event where young imaginations take center stage.

A library staff member or volunteer will read a selection of stories that have a theme (TBD). ALL ages are welcome. Registration isn’t required, but we’d love to know you’re coming. 706-736-6244.

Do you love to quilt or want to learn? Bring your supplies and join Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Johnson for a friendly get-together where you can swap tips, share projects, and enjoy great company. All experience levels are welcome!

Augusta, Georgia was once known for its beautiful public and private gardens. Among the many private gardens was the garden at Goshen Plantation created by Joseph and Harriet Speer around 1912.

Join us for a fun and laid-back day of Jenga and connection for young adults! Stack, strategize, and challenge your friends—or make new ones—as we play Jenga.

Augusta, Georgia was once known for its beautiful public and private gardens. Among the many private gardens was the garden at Goshen Plantation created by Joseph and Harriet Speer around 1912.