Things To Do in Augusta This Weekend: January 9-January 11

This week in Augusta, there is a blend of art, reflection, and entertainment for a wide range of interests, ranging from the elegance of "The Sleeping Beauty" ballet to the calming experience of a sound bath and the joyful musical expression of Greater Vision. Film screenings, nightlife, and community gatherings round out the lineup, offering even more ways to enjoy everything the Augusta area has to offer.

International Ballet Stars presents a beautiful production of "The Sleeping Beauty," which is a classical ballet based on Tchaikovsky's traditional fairy tale. It features awe-inspiring choreography, sumptuous new scenery, and stunning costumes. A cast of international ballet dancers, who have achieved significant popularity in their own countries, performs in this production.

Rejuvenate: Sound Bath is a meditative wellness experience hosted by the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, where participants are immersed in calming sound frequencies designed to soothe both body and mind. The atmosphere in a gallery filled with beautiful artwork sets the stage for a unique, relaxing experience, combining visual inspiration with calming sounds. Bring your own yoga mat and any items you want for additional comfort, such as a blanket or pillow. During the session, participants will hear soothing, relaxing sounds that help create greater clarity of mind and restore balance to the body.

Greater Vision is a celebrated Southern Gospel quartet, featuring two Hall of Fame members: Gerald Wolfe, who is the group's founder, pianist, and emcee, and Rodney Griffin, who is an acclaimed singer and songwriter. Rounding out the group are Chris Allman (tenor) and Scott Mullins (baritone). Since forming in 1990, Greater Vision has consistently charted numerous beloved songs and albums.

From family-friendly favorites to classic cinema and late-night experiences, Augusta's weekend activities showcase a wide range of entertainment styles and audiences. Together, these offerings highlight how film, nostalgia, and immersive nightlife continue to bring people together through shared cultural moments:

Augusta's weeknights provide an opportunity to slow down and reconnect with creative, relaxed, and community-oriented experiences. Weekday evenings filled with casual games, hands-on art, artisanal skills, and after-hours socializing make every weeknight an event worth anticipating: