Good morning, Augusta.

Build the Band 3 benefit show by Augusta/CSRA Habitat for Humanity will take the stage at Miller Theater at 7 p.m. on Saturday — local bands will compete for donations as voters use QR codes to support the event's fundraising goal.

Augusta Pride Week has a venue change due to downtown construction.

The 16th annual festival moves to the Augusta Exchange Club Fairgrounds while the Pride Parade is cancelled—events include a trivia contest at Savannah River Brewing today, a dance party Friday, and a festival on Saturday.

The Augusta Museum of History is marking America’s 250th and the city’s 290th anniversaries with an exhibit on Revolutionary War events held on Reynolds Street.

The museum is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Thursday through Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday.

Augusta Technical College was honored with the 2026 Blackboard Catalyst Award for Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness, recognizing its efforts to improve student learning through innovative technology.

College officials said the award celebrates breakthroughs in centralized assessment methods plus reaffirms their commitment to continuous improvement.

The Amateur Radio Club of Augusta (the oldest in the CSRA) will host a 24‑hour Field Day at Blythe City Hall from 2 p.m. Saturday to 2 p.m. Sunday to demonstrate emergency communications after Hurricane Helene; setup begins at 9 a.m. Saturday for public viewing and a supervised beginners class.

Richmond County Board of Education announced the passing of board member Walter H.

Eubanks Tuesday after a brief illness—funeral details will be announced later.

Rising temperatures near 100° are spurring the city to open cooling centers today for residents seeking relief; centers at Bernie Ward Community Center (open until 8 p.m.), Blythe Center, and others serve seniors, families, and anyone needing a break from the heat.

The top Augusta-area high school baseball players have been named from teams that advanced in the GHSA postseason (Augusta Christian, Augusta Prep, and others) following local play, and the selection spotlights standout talent for the 2026 season.

Build The Band

7-10 p.m. — Miller Theater — $34.65 to $84.65 — Experience a showdown of musical talent as local bands compete for charity in an exciting live event.

Tennis Camp

9 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Warren Sports & Fitness — Fees apply — Improve tennis skills and enjoy a fun, instructional summer camp experience for young athletes.

Music In The Park

7-8 p.m. — Maude Edenfield Park — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful outdoor concert series in a scenic park setting.

Hickory Crawdads at Augusta GreenJackets

7:05-8:05 PM — SRP Park — Check for ticket prices — Watch local baseball as the Crawdads face off against the GreenJackets.

Peach State Summer Showcase

8 a.m. — Augusta Preparatory Day School — Competitive entry fee — Experience a high-energy weekend of youth basketball with teams from various divisions.

3rd Annual Bookbag Bash

9 AM – 12 PM — Bell Auditorium — Free entry — Kick off the school year with free supplies, fun music, and community resources for families.

Hickory Crawdads vs Augusta GreenJackets

2:05 – 3:05 PM — SRP Park — VIP tickets available — Experience the thrill of minor league baseball with top-notch amenities and entertainment.

Nike Peach Jam Basketball Tournament

July 14-19 — Riverview Park Activities Center — Admission TBA — Witness the pinnacle of grassroots basketball as top high school players compete for the championship.

On The Border - The Eagles Tribute Band

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Miller Theater — Ticket options available — Experience the classic hits of the Eagles performed live.

Abigail Lord Live Performance

Acoustic Set — Evening — Doc's Porchside — Cost TBA — Enjoy a night of live music featuring top hits from Country, Pop, and Rock.