FVSU Homecoming
FVSU Homecoming 2026
Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 24, 2026!

Homecoming 2026 Theme
FVSU Is ALL THAT
Inspired by the 90s/2000s, this year's homecoming theme, “All That”, celebrates the energy, creativity, talent and personality that makes FVSU Homecoming an experience like no other.
This year, we’re celebrating ALL THAT the traditions that bring us together, the Wildcats who continue to make their mark, the music and memories that define the experience and the pride that connects generations of the FVSU family.
From campus to the community, from our students to our alumni, FVSU is ALL THAT.
Homecoming 2026 Schedule
Sunday, October 18, 2026
Monday, October 19, 2026
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Friday, October 23, 2026
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Official Homecoming Shirt 2026
Celebrate Fort Valley State University's Homecoming 2026 in style with the official Homecoming T-shirt!
Show your Wildcat pride and be part of the Homecoming celebration.
Purchase Your Shirt
Know Before You Go
- All tickets are sold online. Visit FVSU Tickets to purchase.
- Golf carts, ATVs, and dirt bikes are prohibited on campus. Motorcycles are prohibited from driving on sidewalks.
Homecoming 2026 Traffic Advisory & Road Closures
The City of Fort Valley has announced temporary road closures and alternate traffic routes for Fort Valley State University's Homecoming festivities on October 23–24, 2026.
ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE
State University Drive, between Edwards Street and Carver Drive, will be closed during the following periods:
- Friday, October 23: 6:00 PM – 2:00 AM Saturday, October 24
- Saturday, October 24: Following the Homecoming Parade – 2:00 AM Sunday, October 25
Please plan your travel accordingly and allow additional time to reach campus.
Road Closures & Alternate Routes
Select a date below to view the road closure details and recommended alternate routes.
Closure Time: 6:00 PM Friday – 2:00 AM Saturday, October 24
Closed Road: State University Drive, between Edwards Street and Carver Drive.
Alternate Routes
- State University Drive: Turn onto Edwards Street, then turn right onto Pine Street. Continue to Carver Drive and travel south toward Rayfield Wright Street.
- Highway 49 South (Main Campus Access): Travel south on Highway 49 to Ira Hicks Boulevard. Turn left onto Ira Hicks Boulevard and continue to State University Drive to access the main campus.
- Highway 49 South (Carver Drive Access): Travel south on Highway 49 to Ira Hicks Boulevard. Continue straight toward Carver Drive.
- Highway 341 South: Travel south on Highway 341 to Ira Hicks Boulevard. Continue toward Carver Drive or State University Drive.
Closure Time: Following the Homecoming Parade – 2:00 AM Sunday, October 25
Closed Road: State University Drive, between Edwards Street and Carver Drive.
The road will remain closed following the Homecoming Parade until 2:00 AM Sunday.
Alternate Routes
- State University Drive: Turn onto Edwards Street, then turn right onto Pine Street. Continue to Carver Drive and travel south toward Rayfield Wright Street.
- Highway 49 South (Main Campus Access): Travel south on Highway 49 to Ira Hicks Boulevard. Turn left onto Ira Hicks Boulevard and continue to State University Drive to access the main campus.
- Highway 49 South (Carver Drive Access): Travel south on Highway 49 to Ira Hicks Boulevard. Continue straight toward Carver Drive.
- Highway 341 South: Travel south on Highway 341 to Ira Hicks Boulevard. Continue toward Carver Drive or State University Drive.
Important Traffic Information
Motorists should anticipate increased traffic congestion and possible delays throughout the City of Fort Valley during Fort Valley State University's Homecoming festivities.
Drivers are encouraged to use designated alternate routes, follow posted traffic signs, and comply with directions provided by law enforcement officers assigned to traffic control.
Public Safety Notice: Please allow additional travel time and exercise caution when traveling near the university and surrounding areas. Motorists should remain alert for increased pedestrian traffic.