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Ryan’s Top 10: August 2019 Events in Auburn and Opelika

August 2019 events in Auburn and Opelika

Did you know that August is actually National Family Fun Month? It’s true! If you’re looking for fun activities to try out with family, friends, and more, you’ll love these August 2019 events in Auburn and Opelika!

Itty Bitty Auburn, Aug. 1-31

  • What: If you have a busy schedule, this is one of the more flexible August 2019 events in Auburn and Opelika. It happens every day this month! Pick up a scavenger sheet at an Auburn Parks and Recreation location or online and get exploring!
  • Where: Auburn Area
  • When: Anytime!
  • Website: Click here

See a Sloth, Aug. 2-3

  • What: Have you ever wanted to see a sloth in person? What about a tortoise or a porcupine? You can see them and many other cool animals at this event! Buy your tickets online.
  • Where: Village Event Center, 804 Columbus Pkwy.
  • When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Website: Click here

Sportsplex Tri for Kids, Aug. 3

  • What: Teaching your children that giving back is important! At this event, your kids can have fun while they contribute to a good cause: The American Cancer Society. Don’t forget to register online!
  • Where: Opelika Sportsplex, 1001 Andrews Road
  • When: 7:30 a.m.
  • Website: Click here

Back-to-School Bash at Samford Pool, Aug. 3

  • What: Before everyone goes back to school, it’s time to jump in the pool. Celebrate the end to a fun summer at this bash. You can bring in donated school supplies to earn admission or pay $2 per ticket!
  • Where: Samford Pool, 328 E Samford Ave.
  • When: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  • Website: Click here

Futral Artifact Show, Aug. 10

  • What: If you’re interested in history and culture, this event is tailor-made for you. See—and learn about—Native American items and artifacts at the exhibition. Admission costs a $2 donation, but those 12 and under will get in for free.
  • Where: Village Event Center, 804 Columbus Pkwy.
  • When: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
  • Website: Click here

16th Annual Great Grown-Up Spelling Bee, Aug. 15

  • What: The kids are going back to school—what about you? Show off your spelling skills at this grown-up bee! Plus, you can support the important Lee County Literacy Coalition!
  • Where: Auburn Alumni Center, 317 S College St.
  • When: 5 to 9 p.m.
  • Website: Click here

7th Annual Sustainability Picnic, Aug. 21

  • What: The survival of our Earth depends on sustainability. Find out how to take care of our planet—and get some good eats—at this event.
  • Where: Donald E. Davis Arboretum
  • When: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
  • Website: Click here

Jason Isbell at Gogue Performing Arts Center, Aug. 23

  • What: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit kicks off the first event at the new Gogue Performing Arts Center, along with special guest Molly Tuttle. This concert is open to people of all ages, so get your tickets soon!
  • Where: Gogue Performing Arts Center, 910 S. College St.
  • When: 8 p.m.
  • Website: Click here

Opelika Songwriters Night, Aug. 27

  • What: Opelika is beautiful—and so is the music that its residents make. Support local songwriters and listen to great tunes at this fun event!
  • Where: John Emerald Distillery, 706 N Railroad Ave.
  • When: 7 to 10 p.m.
  • Website: Click here

AU Volleyball War Eagle Invitational, Aug. 30-31

  • What: Volleyball season is about to start up! See just what the Tigers have in store for fans.
  • Where: Auburn Arena, 250 Beard-Eaves Court
  • When: 12 p.m. on Aug. 30; 7 p .m. on Aug. 30; and 1 p.m. on Aug. 31
  • Website: Click here

Summary

This month, you can make amazing August memories. There are so many activities to choose from! Picnics, pool parties, and more—your calendar will be full of incredible August 2019 events in Auburn and Opelika.

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