Things To Do in Augusta This Weekend: November 21-November 23

Get ready for Augusta's weekend events, packed with music, creativity, and community. From The Eras Retold: A Taylor Swift Tribute and the bold flavors of Dude Food to giving back at Phinizy Swamp's Volunteer Work Day, there's something to excite every passion. With local art, rock tributes, and family crafts added to the mix, you have a fantastic blend of entertainment and creativity that'll make this weekend something to remember.

Experience the wonder of Taylor Swift's legendary music brought to life with "The Eras Retold - A Tribute to Taylor Swift," featuring Christina Shaw. This immersive tribute showcases a live band, stunning dancers, and amazing costumes, celebrating every unforgettable era of Taylor's career. VIP guests will enjoy an exclusive meet-and-greet, photo op, early entry, priority seating, and special souvenirs, making this a full-on Swiftie celebration and not just another concert.

Help the environment and enjoy an outdoor morning at Phinizy Swamp Nature Park's Volunteer Work Day. Volunteers will work on various service projects, including trail cleanup, boardwalk repairs, and habitat restoration. Families, friends, and community groups with a desire to help the natural environment are invited to participate. No experience is necessary. Spend the morning making a positive impact on nature and helping Phinizy Swamp thrive for future generations.

Turn up the heat with Dude Food, a lively cooking class from Augusta Locally Grown featuring bold flavors and local ingredients. This hands-on experience is all about mastering hearty favorites — from grilling and smoking to creating comfort food with a hometown twist. Whether you're a kitchen rookie or a seasoned cook, you'll have a blast learning new techniques, meeting great people, and enjoying your own delicious creations. Come hungry, leave inspired, and discover how fun it is to cook with fresh, locally grown goodness.

Experience a weekend full of creativity, music, and fun across the Augusta area. From inspiring art and rock 'n' roll energy to family-friendly crafts rooted in tradition, there's something for everyone to enjoy and explore this November.