Macy Gray Concert
Grammy-winning Macy Gray brings her soulful R&B and jazz to the historic Miller Theater—ideal for Old Town residents seeking an elegant night of live music without venturing far.
East Augusta features a calm, slower-paced atmosphere with generally peaceful streets in most parts of the neighborhood. Convenient access to several highways, including Palmetto Parkway, allows for efficient commuting by car. The flat terrain makes cycling a practical option to reach local amenities and nearby businesses. Grocery stores and a selection of restaurants provide daily conveniences within a short distance. Educational options include both public and private primary schools situated close to all residential areas. Housing options vary from single detached dwellings to smaller apartment buildings and duplexes, with most residences built around the late 1960s offering two and three-bedroom layouts.
The character of East Augusta is exemplified by its slower-paced atmosphere. East Augusta is quiet, as there isn't a lot of street noise or city clamor - however some parts can be quite loud, especially near the airport (Augusta Rgnl At Bush Field), Bobby Jones Expy, Palmetto Pkwy or one of the railway lines.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located on Greene Street, this vibrant community garden is a gathering spot for neighbors to grow fresh produce, participate in sustainable gardening workshops, and enjoy outdoor art installations, making it a true green oasis in the heart of Old Town.
Serving as a historic cornerstone on Eve Street, Lamar Milledge Elementary provides a strong educational base and active community engagement, anchoring families to the Old Town neighborhood for generations.
Nestled on Telfair Street, Cafe 209 is a beloved local eatery famous for its Southern soul food and hospitable atmosphere, drawing residents and visitors alike for its homestyle plates and community spirit.
Minutes from Old Town on Greene Street, this unique market in a restored textile mill offers boutique shops, convenient services, and periodic pop-up events, blending Augusta’s industrial past with a lively neighborhood shopping experience.
Just on the edge of Old Town, the towpath entrance on 13th Street offers direct access to miles of scenic biking and walking trails along the historic Augusta Canal, making it a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
Grammy-winning Macy Gray brings her soulful R&B and jazz to the historic Miller Theater—ideal for Old Town residents seeking an elegant night of live music without venturing far.
A dramatic tribute to Johnny Cash makes for a nostalgic, lively evening just minutes from Old Town—perfect for locals wanting to enjoy iconic music in a storied venue.
A family‑friendly screening of the beloved Pixar film Cars at the Miller Theater offers a fun way for Old Town families to enjoy an indoor chill‑out afternoon together.
This outdoor concert series presents Major Sounds (funk, jazz, pop and R&B) under the stars—an accessible, community‑gathering event ideal for Old Town attendees to bring chairs and picnic baskets.
Weekly Thursday evening farmers market just outside downtown offers fresh local produce and artisan goods—great for Old Town residents grabbing groceries and supporting local vendors.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Old Town
Local characteristics and demographics for Old Town