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Get involved at one of our events down below
Upcoming events at a glance
Hover over a shaded block or scroll down to find more information about upcoming events in Georgia.
(Please navigate to the month of the event. Then click shaded box. Click on the very small arrow next to the event name to get to the Event Page which will have all the details)
Competitive events for all ages
Within FIRST, there are different levels corresponding to different ages, so there is a competitive challenge for every student. Each level as its own unique competitive challenge that changes every year and teaches students about problem solving, critical thinking, leadership and more. Learn more about the different levels here to discover the best program for you.
Ages: 4 - 16
FLL Georgia is currently run by Georgia Tech. Visit their site for more information. The season typically runs from August to February.
Ages: 12 - 18
See below for upcoming events. The FTC Season typically runs from September to March.
Ages: 14 - 18
See below for upcoming events. The FRC Season typically runs from January to April.
There are ways to get involved for all levels, whether you are looking to mentor, volunteer or sponsor, there is a place and a community for you.
Symposium
Event Details:
Hear from your colleagues, experts in the field of robotics (the FRC and FTC programs in Georgia!), and take tours of the amazing Engineering Labs at Kennesaw State University. This one-day event will be conference style with multiple sessions held throughout the day. This event is free to all participants and is open to all active and prospective FIRST teams in Georgia, South Carolina and anyone else seeking to learn more about our programs.
Previous Events
More information can be found on the FIRST History Page.
FRC
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Off Season Events: July Heat Day 1 | July Heat Day 2 | GRITS
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FTC
Our 2022 Season
Watch our 2022 recap of our season in Georgia! Made by our incredible volunteers: Sophia Johnson and Patch Agan, with special thanks to team 2974, Walton.
See more recaps, match recordings, and more on our GeorgiaFIRST Robotics Youtube Channel.
