Aiken, SC, August 31, 2025
News Summary
Aiken, SC is set for a vibrant month filled with diverse community events that cater to residents of all ages. Kicking off the month is a Vigil for Peace and Non-violence alongside a minor league baseball game. Other highlights include a Kid and Teen Clothing Exchange, Family Fun Day, and the 49th Annual Aiken’s Makin’ festival. Various performances, classes, and community support meetings will also enrich the month, making it an excellent opportunity for engagement and connection within the community.
Aiken Community Events for September 2025
Aiken, SC is preparing for a bustling month of community events and activities set to take place in September 2025, highlighting local culture, family fun, and opportunities to connect. A wide variety of events catered to all ages will keep residents and visitors engaged throughout the month, starting with a Vigil for Peace and Non-violence on September 1.
The Vigil for Peace and Non-violence will take place from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Whiskey Road across from The Fresh Market. This nonpartisan event is organized by local advocacy groups, encouraging participants to bring chairs and signs in support of non-violence. For more information, attendees can contact event organizers.
Sports enthusiasts can enjoy a game between the Augusta GreenJackets and Kannapolis Cannon Ballers at SRP Park on September 1 at 6:05 p.m. Tickets for this minor league baseball game range from $12 to $23. This event promises to be a great opportunity for families to enjoy America’s favorite pastime.
As temperatures begin to cool down, the weather on September 1 is forecasted to be mostly sunny, with a high near 83°F, ideal for outdoor activities. Winds will be gentle, providing a pleasant experience for all attendees of the various events scheduled throughout the month.
Upcoming Events Throughout September
The community will also host a Kid and Teen Clothing Exchange on September 12-13 at the Aiken County Public Library from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Community members are encouraged to donate gently used children’s clothing and accessories by September 4.
For families, the Family Fun Day organized by the United Way of Aiken County is set for September 6 at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This event will offer various activities for families to enjoy together.
Art enthusiasts should mark their calendars for the 49th Annual Aiken’s Makin’ festival, taking place September 5-6 in downtown Aiken, commencing at 9 a.m. This popular event showcases a plethora of local crafts, food vendors, and entertainment.
Recurring Events
A variety of recurring events also give residents the chance to engage with local culture. Every Monday, the Let’s Go Bingo event occurs at Aiken Senior Life Services from 6-8 p.m. with a modest $5 cover charge. Additionally, the Mountain Dulcimers of Aiken will convene for a meeting on September 2 at Living Hope Fellowship Church at 5 p.m., welcoming musicians of all skill levels.
Parents are invited to join Story Time in the Gardens starting September 2 at 4 p.m. on the lawn of the Rye Patch. This event will run every Tuesday through October and encourages participants to bring their own seating for comfort.
Performances and Classes
On the artistic front, the Karla Harris Quartet will perform as part of the Cultural Series at the Etherredge Center on September 5 at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased for $35 for the general public. Meanwhile, ballet lovers should not miss the Cinderella performance by Augusta Ballet on September 13 at 7 p.m., with tickets ranging from $35 to $65.
Several classes and discussions surrounding storytelling, art, and photography will also occur throughout the month at local libraries and community centers, giving residents an opportunity to learn new skills and engage with their neighbors.
Community Support and Meetings
In addition to the various fun activities, the month of September will also feature numerous community support group meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Celebrate Recovery, fostering an environment of support and shared experiences for participants.
Residents interested in joining the Aiken Newcomers’ Club can attend their meeting scheduled for September 9 at Newberry Hall, with reservations required ahead of time at a cost of $25 per person.
Overall, September promises to be a vibrant month in Aiken with countless opportunities for community engagement, education, and entertainment. Residents are encouraged to participate in as many events as possible to enrich their experience and make lasting connections within the community.
FAQ
What events are happening in Aiken in September 2025?
A variety of events include sports games, performances, community gatherings, support group meetings, and more throughout September. Key highlights include the 49th Annual Aiken’s Makin’, Family Fun Day, and multiple artistic performances.
A variety of events include sports games, performances, community gatherings, support group meetings, and more throughout September. Key highlights include the 49th Annual Aiken’s Makin’, Family Fun Day, and multiple artistic performances.
How can I participate in the Kid and Teen Clothing Exchange?
The Kid and Teen Clothing Exchange is happening on September 12-13 at the Aiken County Public Library. You can drop off gently used children’s clothes by September 4.
The Kid and Teen Clothing Exchange is happening on September 12-13 at the Aiken County Public Library. You can drop off gently used children’s clothes by September 4.
Where can I find more information about the events?
For detailed information on specific events, you can check with the respective organizing bodies or visit local community bulletin boards and online community platforms.
For detailed information on specific events, you can check with the respective organizing bodies or visit local community bulletin boards and online community platforms.
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