Treasure hunters, this one’s for you! Join Depot Deals on April 11 from 9 AM–12 PM and discover a wide variety of unique, gently used items—from furniture and home décor to antiques, books, and more. Every purchase supports a meaningful cause, making your finds even more special. Stop by The Depot and shop with purpose! Please note: entry is limited to guests 18+.

Duke’s Lounge & Dawg House is hosting Ride for a Reason, a motorcycle ride and fundraiser supporting Jason Murphy with liver transplant expenses and recovery costs. Riders will meet at 215 Register Road and arrive by 10:00 AM, with kickstands up at 11:00 AM. The ride will end at Duke’s Lounge & Dawg House, where the fundraiser continues from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The event also features a 3-gun raffle and an opportunity for the community to come together, ride for a cause, and support Jason on his recovery journey.

Honor the legacy of Gary Denham at the Fishing in Memory of Gary Denham event at Murder Creek Recreation in Eatonton, Georgia. Anglers of all skill levels are invited to enjoy a day on the water, friendly competition, and community fellowship while celebrating Gary's passion for fishing. Join family and friends for this meaningful memorial event in Georgia's Lake Country.

Hope Floats at Lake Country Cornhole in Milledgeville, GA, brings the community together for a meaningful day of cornhole, fellowship, and support. Players of all skill levels are invited to enjoy friendly competition while helping raise awareness and hope for a great cause. Join family, friends, and fellow competitors for an inspiring event that combines fun, community spirit, and giving back.

Treasure hunters, this one’s for you! Join Depot Deals on April 11 from 9 AM–12 PM and discover a wide variety of unique, gently used items—from furniture and home décor to antiques, books, and more. Every purchase supports a meaningful cause, making your finds even more special. Stop by The Depot and shop with purpose! Please note: entry is limited to guests 18+.

Treasure hunters, this one’s for you! Join Depot Deals on April 11 from 9 AM–12 PM and discover a wide variety of unique, gently used items—from furniture and home décor to antiques, books, and more. Every purchase supports a meaningful cause, making your finds even more special. Stop by The Depot and shop with purpose! Please note: entry is limited to guests 18+.

Treasure hunters, this one’s for you! Join Depot Deals on April 11 from 9 AM–12 PM and discover a wide variety of unique, gently used items—from furniture and home décor to antiques, books, and more. Every purchase supports a meaningful cause, making your finds even more special. Stop by The Depot and shop with purpose! Please note: entry is limited to guests 18+.

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Putnam Christian Outreach invites the community to take part in its 7th Annual Helping Hands and Caring Hearts Golf Tournament—an impactful day of golf that supports neighbors in need across the Lake Country area.

Proceeds from the tournament help provide vital resources such as food, clothing, and financial assistance to local individuals and families facing hardship. Contributions also play a crucial role in supporting the homeless and helping feed children on weekends when free school lunches are not available.

By participating, golfers are not only enjoying a great day on the course—they are making a meaningful difference in the lives of deserving local residents. Community support through this annual tournament helps ensure that compassion and care continue throughout the year.

Registration Options (selected during registration):

• Single Player: $80 (1 attendee)

• Two Players: $160 (2 attendees)

• Three Players: $240 (3 attendees)

• Four Players / Foursome: $320 (4 attendees)

Putnam Christian Outreach thanks all participants and supporters for helping extend a helping hand and caring heart to those who need it most.

Treasure hunters, this one’s for you! Join Depot Deals on April 11 from 9 AM–12 PM and discover a wide variety of unique, gently used items—from furniture and home décor to antiques, books, and more. Every purchase supports a meaningful cause, making your finds even more special. Stop by The Depot and shop with purpose! Please note: entry is limited to guests 18+.

Join Habitat Putnam for an unforgettable evening of live music, community, and purpose at Songwriters Night – Love Builds Here, a special benefit supporting Habitat for Humanity of Putnam.

Set against the backdrop of an early spring sunset at Briarpatch Farm, this intimate gathering celebrates Georgia music, rural roots, and the power of home — all while bringing people together in support of safe, affordable homeownership for local families.

 An Evening of Music & Meaning

Hosted inside the Barn at Briarpatch Farm, Songwriters Night features a songwriter-style performance by acclaimed country music songwriters Josh Phillips, Trent Tomlinson, and Wynn Varble.

Through live music and storytelling, the evening offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the songs and stories that have shaped modern country music — all in a relaxed, farm-style setting.

 Why It Matters

Proceeds from Songwriters Night directly benefit Habitat for Humanity of Putnam, supporting their mission to build strength, stability, and self-reliance through homeownership.

Your ticket or table purchase helps fund safe, affordable housing opportunities for local families — building more than houses, but long-term opportunity and hope right here in Putnam County.

 Event Details:

• Location: The Barn at Briarpatch Farm

• Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026

• Doors Open: 5:00 PM

• Music Begins: 7:00 PM

 Dining & Seating:
• Complimentary BBQ dinner included with VIP and Builder Tables
• BBQ plates available for purchase for other guests
• General admission seating is first come, first served
• Guests are welcome to bring small coolers with their own food and beverages (BYOB)

Tickets & Tables:
Tables and individual tickets are available now. Seating is limited and expected to sell out. Tickets and table reservations are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, tickets may be transferred to another guest with advance notice. 

Pickleball to the Rescue is returning on Saturday, April 18 with a fun-filled community tournament and festival-style fundraiser benefiting the Lake Oconee Humane Society. Designed for players of all skill levels and families of all ages, this annual event brings the Lake Oconee community together for a day of friendly competition, entertainment, and meaningful impact.

More than just a pickleball tournament, Pickleball to the Rescue is growing into a lively family festival featuring kid-friendly activities, local sponsors, and interactive attractions that make it a celebration for everyone. Organizers are currently planning exciting additions — including hopes for a bounce house and other family entertainment — to create an unforgettable day of community connection.

All proceeds from raffles and fundraising efforts directly support the Lake Oconee Humane Society, helping provide food, medical care, and life-saving services for homeless, abandoned, and neglected pets. With the support of local businesses, players, and volunteers, this event helps give animals in need a second chance while bringing neighbors together for a shared cause.

Community members and sponsors are encouraged to get involved by contributing ideas, volunteering, or supporting festival activities. Pickleball to the Rescue promises a day of fun, generosity, and teamwork — all in support of helping animals find safe and loving homes.

Treasure hunters, this one’s for you! Join Depot Deals on April 11 from 9 AM–12 PM and discover a wide variety of unique, gently used items—from furniture and home décor to antiques, books, and more. Every purchase supports a meaningful cause, making your finds even more special. Stop by The Depot and shop with purpose! Please note: entry is limited to guests 18+.

The community is invited to an elegant evening of celebration and philanthropy at Putnam’s Golden Gala 2026, a premier fundraising event benefiting the Putnam General Hospital Foundation. The gala will take place Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 6:30 PM at Barrel 118 in downtown Eatonton, bringing together community members for a night dedicated to supporting quality healthcare close to home.

Guests will enjoy an unforgettable evening featuring fine dining, entertainment, a silent auction, and meaningful community connection, all while helping advance the Foundation’s mission to support exceptional healthcare for Putnam County families and neighbors. The evening’s atmosphere will be beautifully enhanced with floral design and planning by Taylor Floral Design and catering by Lake Country’s Kersey, creating a warm and sophisticated experience from start to finish.

The silent auction will run from 6:30–10:00 PM, offering guests the chance to bid on unique items and experiences while contributing to a vital cause. Attendees are encouraged to dress in semiformal attire and enjoy a golden night of celebration, generosity, and community impact.

Individual tickets are available for $125, and sponsor tables offer an opportunity for businesses and groups to show their support while enjoying the evening together.

Whether attending as a guest or sponsor, every contribution helps the Putnam General Hospital Foundation continue providing compassionate, high-quality care for the community.

The Honoring Our Heroes Fundraiser will take place on March 14, 2026 at Briarpatch Farm, bringing the community together for an inspiring evening dedicated to the men and women who have served our country.

As the inaugural Honoring Our Heroes fundraising event, this special night is designed to celebrate service, sacrifice, and commitment to our nation while raising vital funds for programs that support veterans and local heroes.

Guests will enjoy an evening of dinner and fellowship, along with special guests, live entertainment, raffles, and a silent auction—all in a warm and meaningful setting.

Proceeds from the event directly benefit initiatives and programs that provide resources, assistance, and support to veterans and heroes in the community.

Mark your calendars! On Friday, January 23, 2026, Festival Hall is hosting its 3rd Annual Bingo for the Arts, and this year promises to be bigger and better than ever. Get ready for an evening full of laughter, friendly competition, and fantastic prizes—all while supporting the arts in our community.

Putnam Christian Outreach invites the community to a Good Old-Fashioned Country Barn Gathering at Rainey’s Briarpatch Barn. Guests will enjoy great BBQ, live country music, a silent auction, door prizes, and more. The evening will also highlight the many ways PCO has been able to serve local families in need over the past year, thanks to the generosity of community supporters.

The community is invited to Racing for Recovery on Friday, September 13 at Central State Campus for a morning dedicated to movement, music, and meaningful connection in honor of Recovery Month.

Hosted by the Oconee Recovery Coalition, the event begins at 8:00 AM with on-site registration, followed by the 5K Race and Walk at 8:30 AM ($25), and the 1 Mile Fun Run at 8:45 AM ($20).

Participants are encouraged to stay after the run for live music, inspiring guest speakers, and delicious food as the community comes together to celebrate recovery and support one another.

Enjoy great music at Buffingtons while supporting Tristan Spivey’s medical bills on July 25 at 6PM!

The 16th Annual Casino Night Auction hosted by GMC Prep School will take place on March 8th from 6:00–11:00 p.m. at The Kidd Center. The event features silent and live auctions, casino tables, games, dinner, a cash bar, and a special karaoke session from 10:00–11:00 p.m. Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite team attire for this lively evening. Proceeds from the event will directly support GMC Prep’s athletic and fine arts programs, benefiting the school’s talented students. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are now available.

ArtiGras provides an opportunity to bring the community together to showcase the local talent, increase awareness of the many facets of The Artisans Village, and raise funds for continued program expansion. Through this enchanted evening filled with live music, artist demonstrations, performing arts, and so much more, the goal is to show the many ways The Artisans Village BRINGS ART TO LIFE not just for this one amazing event, but all year long.

If you would like to sponsor ArtiGras or one of our other events, please contact the Gallery HERE.

Get ready for a one-of-a kind fundraiser in Lake Country! Bingo for the Arts is not your typical lodge or church bingo game. It is an elevated experience that combines traditional bingo with prizes such as designer purses, golf gear, and more!

You can purchase a table of 8 for you and your friends at a slightly discounted rate or purchase a general admission seat. All seats are table seating. (Individual ticket holders will not be assigned to a table. It is your responsibility to coordinate with friends and secure adjacent seats. Consider purchasing a table to guarantee your ability to sit together.)

Enjoy a cash bar, food trucks and a live DJ as part of this bingo event!

Explore Greene County’s Rich History at the Upcoming Historical Tour

The Greene County Historical Society invites you to explore the rich history of Greene County through the Historical Tour. This unique event features over 20 stops at historic homes, churches, and other significant sites in Greensboro, Siloam, White Plains, Liberty, and Union Point, providing an exclusive opportunity to step back in time and appreciate the architectural beauty and cultural heritage that shaped our community.

Highlights include the charming Wildwood in Liberty, home of Angela and Scott Deering. Nestled in the woods and completed in 2005, this stone cottage incorporates elements from the 1870s Smith-Strickland house and other antique features from Siloam, White Plains, Penfield, and beyond, creating an ambiance that transports visitors to the past.

The tour also features the stunning Davis House in Downtown Greensboro. Built in 1874 by merchant and banker Charles A. Davis, this Italianate-style home includes an intact ironing house, tack barn, and root cellar. Crafted from handmade brick, it features unique architectural details such as bracketed eaves and terra cotta window accents. Inside, you'll find Atlanta-crafted woodwork, an octagonal library with black walnut shelving, and marble-top washstands with hot and cold water in each bedroom.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply looking for an enriching way to spend the day, the Historical Tour offers a fascinating glimpse into Greene County’s heritage.

Tickets are $25 per person and can be purchased by clicking the button below.

All proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the Greene County Historical Society, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving Greene County’s rich history for future generations.

“This event is a wonderful way to support the preservation of our local history while experiencing the charm and character of Greene County’s architectural landmarks,” said LaVerne Ogletree, President of the Historical Society. “We are thrilled to share this event withthe community and visitors alike.”

Donate $5 or more and get your pet's photo taken with Santa Paws, make a stamped paw print ornament & more surprises!

All donations go towards our Broadway Intensive Summer Program with The Arts Barn. This is the program that produced "Working The Musical," "Seussical," "Godspell" and "Once Upon A Mattress!

On Friday, December 6, Georgia College and State University will present its 17th Annual "Holiday Concert" at 7:30 p.m. in Russell Auditorium, aiming to infuse attendees with the spirit of the season.

The entire music department will unite for this uplifting tradition. Performances will feature a variety of ensembles, including the Wind Symphony, String Quartet, Flute Choir, Saxophone Choir, Orchestra, Women’s Ensemble, MNS Bass Quartet, Max Noah Singers (MNS), MNS Treble Quartet, Jazz Combo, Jazz Band, and University Chorus.

For those unable to attend in person, the concert will be livestreamed at facebook.com/GCMusicDepartment.

Complimentary tickets are required and can be obtained by clicking the button below:

Donations are encouraged, with online donations accepted at http://give.gcsu.edu/g/department-of-music, and mail-in donations for music scholarships made payable to GCSU Foundations, Inc. can be sent to GC Music Department, CBX 66, Milledgeville, GA 31061.

All proceeds will benefit music scholarships or the GC Department of Music through GCSU Foundation, Inc. For more information, inquiries can be directed to music@gcsu.edu or by calling 478-445-8289

Join Habitat for Humanity of Putnam County for an unforgettable evening at the annual Gala on November 14th from 5:30 to 9:00 PM at Barrel 118 in downtown Eatonton. This elegant event will feature a cocktail reception, dinner, live entertainment, and a special keynote address by Audrey King, Senior Vice President of Region External Affairs at Georgia Power. Hear inspiring stories of lives transformed through your support while enjoying a night of celebration and community. Don't miss this chance to make a difference and be part of an evening filled with impact and purpose.

Come tee off and support the arts at The Plaza Classic golf tournament! Enjoy a day of golf while raising funds for a good cause.

To sign up, be a sponsor, or learn more, contact The Plaza at 706-923-1655 or click the button below.