Upcoming Events

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.

Take a break from the daily hustle and rediscover the joy of coloring! Join us for a relaxing and creative day designed just for adults. Whether you're a seasoned artist or simply looking to unwind, this will offer the perfect escape.

Stop by on Monday morning for some fun games! Play board games, jumbo tic tac toe, and puzzles!

Enjoy a movie rated PG on the library’s almost-big screen. Bring your own snacks. All ages welcome! Registration isn’t required, but we’d love to know you’re coming. 706-736-6244.

Enjoy a movie The Super Mario Bros. Movie (rated PG) on the library’s almost-big screen. Bring your own snacks. Registration isn’t required, but we’d love to know you’re coming. 706-736-6244.

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.

Need help with your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or basic tech questions? Stop by anytime during the day for one-on-one assistance. No appointment needed, just bring your device and your questions!

Get colorful with 4-H in this fun, hands-on tie-dye workshop! Learn cool techniques and create your own unique design. Please bring your own white shirt to dye and take home. Other materials will be provided. Open to kids and teens!

We cordially invite you to attend a Wildlife Show with Georgia Wildlife conservationist, Krystavia Hannah, who will provide an in-depth look at the wildlife in our community.This event is open to all.

Take a break, let your inner artist out and enjoy an afternoon of coloring fun. 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.

Get ready for toe-tapping tunes and big smiles at this lively music event featuring Mr. Bill and his trusty guitar, George And Nancy!

Join us for our in-person beginning level American Sign Language (ASL) class. This class will be taught by ASL Certified Signer, Sara Cooks.

Learn about paper weaving and create your own works of fish art using the paper weaving skills. No experience needed; all materials supplied. Best for ages 3-11. 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!