Georgia Southern Nightlife Guide: Things to Do in Statesboro
Things to do in Statesboro for Georgia Southern students: bar nights, trivia and karaoke, downtown shows, campus events, games and Saturday markets.

Statesboro is a college town in the truest sense: Georgia Southern is the center of it, and most nights revolve around a few local bars, campus events and downtown. If you know where to look, there's something going on most nights of the week.
Happening around Georgia Southern this week
Live- Sunday Funday Brunch at Gnat's LandingSun 11:00 AM · Gnat's Landing
- Georgia Southern Women's Soccer vs James Madison — The Last DanceSun 1:00 PM · Bo Pitts Field
- Beer & Wings MondayMon 5:00 PM · Dingus Magee's
- Music Bingo at Gnat's LandingMon 7:00 PM · Gnat's Landing
- Food Trucks at The Yard (Tuesday)Tue 11:00 AM · The Yard on Chandler
- Beat the Clock TuesdayTue 5:00 PM · Dingus Magee's
- Georgia Southern Men's Soccer vs UCFTue 7:00 PM · Bo Pitts Field
- Trivia at Gnat's LandingTue 7:00 PM · Gnat's Landing
Pulled from TONIGHT's Ga. Southern wall, which is checked against each venue's or school's own listing. Times and covers can change, so check the event before you go.
See everything at Ga. Southern →Bar nights and weekly specials
TONIGHT's Georgia Southern wall lists the weekly nights local spots post themselves:
- Gnat's Landing: a full week of recurring nights, including Monday music bingo, Tuesday trivia, Wednesday karaoke, Friday live music, and brunch with drink specials on weekends.
- Dingus Magee's: weekly nights like bingo, karaoke and wing nights.
Specials, times and age rules change, so tap through to each bar's own page from the listing before you go, and bring your ID.
On campus: the nights people forget about
Georgia Southern runs a lot of free evening events. They're some of the easiest places to meet people:
- The Williams Center hosts student nights like karaoke and glow-in-the-dark golf.
- The Russell Union Theater hosts talks and student programs.
- The Performing Arts Center hosts touring performers, operas and concerts; some events are free with a reserved seat.
- Campus Recreation's Southern Adventures Center runs hands-on outdoor skills clinics like navigation, fire building and camp cooking.
- The Yard on Chandler has food trucks at lunch on set weekdays this fall.
Game days
Home football at Allen E. Paulson Stadium is the biggest event of a Statesboro fall. Basketball at Hanner Fieldhouse and baseball at Bo Pitts Field fill the rest of the year. TONIGHT lists home games with kickoff times from the official schedule.
Downtown Statesboro
- The Averitt Center for the Arts runs the Emma Kelly Theater, with tribute shows, concerts and touring acts.
- The Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings in season: local produce, coffee, handmade goods and live music.
- Downtown also hosts seasonal festivals and markets, listed on TONIGHT when they're announced.
Tips for a night in Statesboro
- Most of the night revolves around a few spots, so check the weekly specials before you pick one.
- Plan your ride. Statesboro is spread out. Use the 🚗 Ride button on any TONIGHT listing to open Uber or Lyft with the venue filled in.
- Look at campus first on weeknights. Free campus events and rec clinics are often the best weeknight plan.
See what's on tonight in Statesboro
The TONIGHT Georgia Southern wall shows what's happening on campus and around Statesboro right now, with the time, place and source for every event. Add your friends to see where they're going, or start a "What's the move?" vote in the group chat.
More guides: How to Find Things to Do Tonight Near Your College Campus · UGA Nightlife Guide
Your night starts with TONIGHT
TONIGHT is a live campus board for 13 colleges in Florida and Georgia. It shows what's happening right now and later tonight: shows, games, free campus events, food deals, fitness and nights out. Every listing has the time, the place and a link back to where it came from.
- See what's on right now. Filter by "go out", "meet people", "free" or the hour, and see what's starting soon.
- See where your friends are going. Add friends and see the plans they choose to share. Never their location.
- Know before you go. People who are there can post how busy it is, the line, the cover and the music.
- Decide together. "What's the move?" lets your group chat vote on where to go.
Browsing is free and needs no account. Students with a verified school email can post their own events.




