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This week’s Augusta calendar offers plenty of ways to get out and enjoy the community. On the Border: The Ultimate Eagles Tribute brings live harmonies to the Miller Theater, while…

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This week's Augusta calendar offers plenty of ways to get out and enjoy the community. On the Border: The Ultimate Eagles Tribute brings live harmonies to the Miller Theater, while Guiding Path Enrichment Center's Back to School Extravaganza helps families gear up for the new school year. Brims and Bourbon IV rounds out Saturday with an evening of tastings and fellowship. With options that include a charity car show, a rooftop soiree, live music at the Morris Museum, board games over brews, and a hands-on cooking class, there's something for nearly every interest on the schedule this week.

On the Border: The Ultimate Eagles Tribute

  • What: Authentic Eagles tribute concert with live harmonies
  • When: Friday, July 17, 2026, at 8 p.m.
  • Where: Miller Theater, 708 Broad St., Augusta
  • Cost: Tickets start at $44.65

On the Border: The Ultimate Eagles Tribute is a tribute act that, according to fans, nails the Eagles' sound and spirit. The band covers the group's catalog, from ballads such as "Desperado" and "Lyin' Eyes" to high-energy hits such as "Life in the Fast Lane" and "Heartache Tonight," with what fans say is the same precision as the real thing. Each band member is chosen to portray the vocals and musicianship of a specific Eagles member, allowing the band to deliver the celebrated six-part harmonies in a live setting. The tribute has received national recognition, including a featured appearance on AXS TV's "The World's Greatest Tribute Bands."

5th Annual Back to School Extravaganza

  • What: Free family resource expo with bookbag giveaways
  • When: Saturday, July 18, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
  • Where: Warren Road Community Center, 300 Warren Road, Augusta
  • Cost: Free

Guiding Path Enrichment Center is hosting its 5th Annual Back to School Extravaganza: Community Resource Expo & Bookbag Blessing Giveaway, a free event designed to connect families with resources beyond the classroom. Children can take part in activities and giveaways, while families can receive one of the more than 500 bookbags filled with school supplies. Organizers say the event aims to strengthen the community network supporting local youth. Community resource experts and business owners interested in partnering with the organization can reach out for details on participation. The center describes the gathering as a celebration of community, connection, and care for families across the city.

Brims and Bourbon IV

  • What: Bourbon tasting evening with hats and community fellowship
  • When: Saturday, July 18, 2026, from 7 to 11:30 p.m.
  • Where: Columbia County Exhibition Center, 212 Partnership Drive, Grovetown
  • Cost: Tickets start at $76.78

Brims and Bourbon IV is an in-person event hosted by the CARE Effect Foundation, featuring an evening of bourbon tasting and community fellowship. Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite brimmed hat while sampling bourbon and socializing with other guests. The event welcomes both bourbon novices and seasoned enthusiasts. Organizers describe the atmosphere as laid-back and social, centered on good company and smooth pours.

Other Events

Augusta has an array of options for those looking to get out this weekend. Car aficionados can browse a lineup of vehicles for a good cause, while music lovers can settle in for an informal afternoon performance. As evening rolls in, a rooftop gathering offers a stylish setting to unwind.

More To Explore Next Week

Augusta's calendar is packed with something for everyone this week. Board game lovers can settle in with a cold brew, while home cooks can learn to whip up a fresh seasonal salad. Music fans have a high-energy night out on tap, and art enthusiasts can explore a curated gallery experience.

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