Events in Athens, GA

A casual Tuesday breakfast at Suncatcher Cafe features playful storytelling. This weekly gathering also spotlights the cafe’s homemade biscuits, which it bills as the best around.

Little ones can discover the natural world through playful activities that spark curiosity and a love of nature. This program is designed for children ages 6 months to 5 years. Activities take place outdoors when weather allows, and they may be canceled in the event of rain or other inclement conditions. For status updates, email classes@atlantabg.org.

A welcoming support group where discussion centers on what matters most to you. Guided by Sophia Sarris, RN, BSN, IBCLC, it is for moms attending with their feeding babies, and siblings do not participate. New and experienced parents are supported, and every baby and every feeding approach is respected.

Take a conversational tour of the permanent collection led by a student guide and see the galleries through the eyes of UGA undergraduates from a variety of disciplines. Free general admission tickets are available and can be reserved online in advance or on site, with check in at the lobby desk upon arrival.

Explore the State Botanical Garden’s Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum on an in-depth, one-hour guided tour led by the curator or docents. Each tour is $5 per person, payable at the Garden Gift Shop upon arrival.

Families can look forward to a monthly gathering that turns The Plaza into a vibrant play space created in partnership with Primrose School of Midtown. Kids can enjoy entertainment, creative crafts, and interactive games, while the community comes together for experiences that blend social time with learning. Each month introduces a new theme so there is always something different to discover.

Community Coven brings together people interested in magic, paganism, crystals, the metaphysical, and spirituality to connect, learn, and share their practices. Participants are encouraged to bring paper, a journal, colorful pens, or other materials to capture intentions and inspirations during the gathering. The group meets regularly to exchange knowledge and resources while fostering friendship and meaningful connection. All who arrive with an open mind and thoughtful intent are welcome.

A friendly trading card game night in Atlanta features Riftbound, the Gundam Card Game, the One Piece Card Game, and Pokémon TCG, offering space to play casually, learn the ropes, and fine-tune decks. Riftbound: Nexus Nights runs as casual organized play, where players can bring a deck for 1v1, 2v2, or free-for-all matchups, experiment with new champions and strategies, learn alongside newcomers, and polish competitive builds ahead of bigger events. Attendees can receive a complimentary Nexus Nights promo pack while supplies last, limited to one per guest. Open play for the Gundam Card Game welcomes both newcomers and seasoned competitors to battle, pick up tips, and connect with other pilots. One Piece locals provide casual games for every skill level, chances to learn or sharpen a competitive list, opportunities to trade and share deck ideas, and a growing community of pirates, marines, and revolutionaries.

Readers gather with the Friends of the East Atlanta Library for a monthly book club for adults in the library's meeting room. The group meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Participation is free, and water and snacks are provided. This program is for adults, and childcare is not available. New and returning participants are welcome. Recent selections have included The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver, The Letter Carrier by Francesca Giannone, Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert, The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon, The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn, Good Dirt by Charmaine Wilkerson, The Cutting Season by Attica Locke, Oona Out of Order by Margarita Montimore, and The Last One at the Wedding by Jason Rekulak.

The Masquerade presents MICO in the Heaven room. This performance is open to all ages. Tickets can be purchased at the venue's box office or online, with additional information available through the venue's official channels.

Weekly drop-in belly dance classes welcome participants of any experience level. Sessions highlight shimmies and rhythmic movement in a flexible format.

Boy Harsher performs at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta. This event is open to attendees of all ages.

Atlanta Eagle hosts a weekly country night featuring lessons first and dancing afterward. The evening moves from guided instruction into open dance time, offering a straightforward way to learn steps and enjoy the floor.

The only weekly comedy festival in ATL highlights emerging stand-up voices. Each show features rising comics with fresh sets and offers an early glimpse of performers who could be tomorrow's stars.

At Atlanta Eagle, a trivia event features quiz rounds and brainy challenges along with food and drinks. DJ Dewayne hosts.

Atlanta’s long-running standup showcase spotlights up-and-coming talent in a single-show format. Established in 2006 and hosted at Kats Cafe since 2008, it takes place in Midtown. The evening features a lineup of ten comedians, with a full bar and kitchen serving throughout, plus NFL and NBA games on multiple screens. Budget friendly guaranteed seating is available online only, and complimentary entry tickets are offered while supplies last with only 75 remaining. Valet parking is available for $5, and rideshare is recommended.

A mic at Our Bar includes free set recording and free drinks for comedians. Sets are captured at no cost to performers.

Child Find developmental screenings support families by checking early development and learning for children ages 2½ to 5. This initial screening can help families decide whether to seek a further evaluation. Screenings are available at County Line Elementary School. To schedule, call Shawn Puckett at (770) 867-4527.

Nature-themed tales come alive with Ms. Ally as little ones listen, participate, and interact with stories featuring bees, flowers, butterflies, and other friends from the garden. Designed for children ages 1 to 4, this interactive Storybook Time is included with Garden membership or admission. The program takes place in the Children’s Garden Amphitheatre, and each child must be accompanied by an adult.

At the Center for Puppetry Arts, a playful Halloween tale unfolds as Annie, who calls a haunted house home, hosts a nervous playdate with Dave that turns into a goofy, not-too-scary adventure. The spook house introduces endearing characters like Hagatha, a cheerful witch, and Count Morlock, a vampire who somehow ended up in Pennsylvania instead of Transylvania. Admission includes access to the museum, and parking in Midtown is free. Tickets start at $19 for children and $25 for adults.

A morning gathering at the East Atlanta Library features stories, songs, and activities. Held on most Wednesday mornings, it is recommended for children from birth to age five with an adult caregiver. Attendance is free and open to everyone, and friends are welcome as well.

Settle in for an open-door community hangout centered on simple hospitality. There is no set agenda, no sign-up, and no scheduled programming. Iced tea, lemonade, and coffee are available, and neighbors can sit and talk, take a breather, knit, or play mahjong. The house can be explored through informal tours. In keeping with the Taylor-Grady House mission, everyone is welcome and there is nothing to buy, register for, or perform. It is about sustaining community without transactions. Regular, face-to-face time here builds the familiarity that helps everything else in Commune thrive.

Celebrate spooky season at Crunch with a Halloween-themed party to close out the month. Dress up in your favorite costume or a Halloween-inspired outfit, then enjoy a mix of food, fun, and fitness, with appearances by Crunch Perks Partners. This event is free and open to everyone.

Behind a red curtain at NALA Kitchen & Cocktails, an intimate lounge experience blends chef-driven plates, house-crafted cocktails, and elevated bottle service with a soundtrack of soul and hip hop favorites from the 80s through the 2000s. Curated by LeFoy Grant and Henny South of NALA, it gathers tastemakers, professionals, and nightlife enthusiasts for a setting that feels refined yet lively. Expect an upscale dinner-and-vibes format, elegant lounge ambiance, $7 drink specials, and half-price tapas, all paired with feel-good classics that set an easy groove for the evening. For more information, call 678-827-2329.

Meet the women behind Girls Who Walk Dunwoody during a relaxed walk and social. Started by organizers who understand how hard it can be to find connection, this gathering focuses on getting outside, light movement, a clear head, and genuine conversation. It is less about the miles and more about feeling good and connecting with others in a pressure free setting. The atmosphere is simple and be yourself, with gentle movement and easy chats. Whether arriving with a friend or on your own, it is intended to help everyone feel comfortable.

Enjoy a family-friendly night of fall fun at the Grove Fall Festival. Look forward to trunk-or-treat, food, bull riding, inflatables, a petting zoo, and more at The Grove. With activities for all ages, this festive gathering offers a playful way to celebrate the season and make lasting memories.

Hosted by The Masquerade, the Heaven room welcomes GWAR with a lineup that also features Midnight, Mac Sabbath, and X-Cops. This is an all ages concert bringing multiple bands to one stage.

Bring your yoga flow outdoors on The Plaza with an open air session by Kaiser Permanente. Taking place each Wednesday from April through October, it offers a calm setting to breathe, stretch, and find balance.

A special EAVning run returns with a tour past some of EAV's best, most scarily dressed houses. A route map will be shared ahead of the event.

Inside Joke Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Finished Goods Brew Werks featuring Atlanta comics Mark Alexander, Arma Benoit, and Vasco Sanders, with Evon Campbell headlining. Craft beer from the brewery will be available during the show for a relaxed night out. Tickets are $10 plus a small online fee, and seating is limited, so advance purchase is recommended.

Brazilian Zouk dance classes in Buckhead take place at the Garden Hills Recreation Center, welcoming both newcomers and experienced dancers. The evening features a beginner drop in class and an upper level deep dive, followed by social dancing to practice and connect. No partner is required, and first timers are encouraged. A two week free offer is available with online sign up. Drop in admission is $10, with memberships available for added savings. Free parking is available. Please be mindful that this is a neighborhood and do not block driveways.

Zero Mile presents an event featuring Iron & Wine with Dug. This all-ages show uses mobile-only tickets, and each household is limited to four tickets, with orders that exceed the limit subject to cancellation without notice. Ticket transfers are delayed and will become available seven days before the event. Resale through AXS Resale will not be available immediately and may open at a later time. Completing a purchase requires acknowledging AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Rival Presents brings Low Cut Connie to the stage at Vinyl. This concert welcomes fans of every age and features general-admission entry.

At Atlanta Eagle, Ruby Redd’s Birdcage Bingo offers drag bingo in support of charity. Admission is free. Dinner is available, and everything happens on the entertainment level.

Osees featuring Brigid Dawson present a live show at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, with Traps PS also on the bill. This event is open to all ages. The band features John Dwyer on vocals, guitar, and synths, Tom Dolas on guitar, samples, and keys, Tim Hellman on bass, and Dan Rincon on drums. Their 12 track release Abomination Revealed At Last reflects the upheaval of the moment, touching on subjects like genocide, environmental crisis, violence carried out by the state, growing technocracy, social media surveillance and dependency, and the erosion of due process. The album has drawn coverage from outlets including Stereogum, Aquarium Drunkard, FLOOD Magazine, Brooklyn Vegan, The Line of Best Fit, Northern Transmissions, and RIFF Magazine. It was recorded by Enrique Tena Padilla, Mario Ramirez, and John Dwyer, mixed by Padilla and Dwyer, and mastered by JJ Golden.

At Zanzibar Cuisine & Lounge, a thoughtfully crafted ladies night brought to life by Soft Yet Powerful creates space to sip, connect, and stand out. Expect a stunning crowd, positive energy, standout cocktails, and an atmosphere that feels like a refreshing midweek break, whether you are celebrating, networking, or simply stepping out for the night. The experience blends music and mood into an upscale feel, with sections and table bookings available and plenty of shareable moments from start to finish, all with a focus on women moving with intention.

Nordstrom Rack at Atlantic Station marks its grand opening with festivities before the doors officially open, featuring music, surprises and more. Once open, explore the new store and enjoy savings of up to 70 percent on seasonal brands and styles. Attendees may enter for a chance to receive a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card, along with additional prize drawings. No purchase is required to participate. Eligibility is limited to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 years of age or older. Winners must be present when names are drawn. The total value of all prizes is $1,800, and the odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries. There is a limit of one entry per person. The sweepstakes is sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc., and employees are not eligible. See the participating store for the complete official rules.

Explore the natural areas, flora, and fauna of the State Botanical Garden alongside fellow nature enthusiasts while enjoying fresh air and good company. Each ramble begins with an inspiring reading from a nature writer such as Annie Dillard, John Muir, or Janisse Ray, and participants are invited to bring their own writings, poems, or favorite passages to share. It is a relaxed walk rather than a strenuous hike, with unhurried stops to observe interesting plants, insects, butterflies, and mushrooms along the way. Attend a single session or come back for more. These informal gatherings are free, with optional donations accepted in the garden’s donation box located in the visitor center lobby.

Young children can sing, move, and play through nature-themed songs and simple dances in a cheerful program inspired by the outdoors. Best suited for ages 2 to 5. Participation is included with Garden Membership or Admission, and no reservations are needed.

Sweet Pea Club brings families together in the Alice H. Richards Children’s Garden, guided by the State Botanical Garden of Georgia education team. Sessions feature activities that may include songs, puppets, stories, short hikes, and games, created for children ages 3 to 5. Each gathering spotlights a new nature theme such as busy bees, pollination, decomposers, animals, and edible plants, helping young naturalists appreciate the importance of our shared earth. Activities usually take place outdoors, and the meeting spot may change with the weather. Registration is required for each participating child.

Zumba and dance fitness at Social Dance Preserve in Watkinsville, GA. This class centers on dance-based fitness and is $15 per person.

PNKYDWN, Seeking Approval, and Strict #9 share the stage for a genre-blending showcase. PNKYDWN brings an Athens rooted funk punk sound that fuses funk, punk, alternative rock, and emo. Strict #9 delivers an alternative rock and metal charge from Middle Georgia. Seeking Approval, based in Athens, draws from hip hop, psych rock, doom metal, and funk. The lineup features Dustin Jones on drums and vocals and Chuck Sligh on bass and guitar, with newer members Haley Clark on vocals and Michael Meadow on guitar contributing fresh originals and reimagined older songs. Their set incorporates looping, sampling, and improvisation. Admission is $7.

Rival presents Jon B at Center Stage Theater. This is an all ages event with reserved seating. Ticket prices on Ticketmaster include all fees, with taxes additional. For ADA accommodations, email info@rivalentertainment.com. Parking details and an FAQ are available on the venue's website.

Mountain Grass Unit brings the Appalachian Smoke Tour to Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, highlighting a modern take on bluegrass and roots music driven by instrumental firepower, improvisation, and song-focused energy. The Birmingham-born quartet pairs a tight onstage rapport with high-intensity performances, uniting mandolin and vocals from Drury Anderson with guitar from Luke Black, bass from Sam Wilson, and fiddle from Josiah Nelson. Their debut studio album, Appalachian Smoke, produced by six-time Grammy winner Vance Powell, includes guest appearances by Anders Beck, Karl Smakula, and Grammy-winning fiddler Michael Cleveland, showcasing broadened songwriting and a bolder sonic palette. Recognized with the IBMA Momentum Band of the Year honor and embraced by listeners ranging from traditional bluegrass circles to newgrass, jam-band, and roots fans, the band carries the tradition forward with fresh energy. This event is open to all ages.

Take the stage at Atlanta Eagle for Rock Haus Karaoke. Hosted by Raqi, this welcoming singalong invites both seasoned performers and first-timers to step up to the mic. There is no cover, and parking is free.

Enjoy a free sketching opportunity at the Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum. Artists of all ages and experience levels can spend time in the museum, observe its varied collections, and create drawings inspired by what they see. All materials are provided, so there is nothing to bring.

A casual lunch featuring the telling of tall tales is held at Plantation Buffet, also known as J&L Buffet, which is Marine owned and operated, in Athens.

This annual treat trail welcomes the community for a family-friendly outing. Bring children and grandchildren to stroll the trail and collect treats. A generous amount of candy will be available.

Ease into the weekend with live music in The Plaza. This series takes place on the final Friday of each month from April through October, offering a relaxed start to your days off with performances to enjoy.

Arch Angel takes the stage for a debut performance at the RoofTop, marking their first show there.

Enjoy a relaxed Friday vibe at Louisiana Bistreaux Perimeter with no cover, where local jazz musicians perform live while Cajun and Creole favorites like gumbo, jambalaya, and étouffée are served. Handcrafted cocktails inspired by the French Quarter, including classics such as the Sazerac and Mint Julep, complement the menu. Expect a warm, lively setting that works for a night out with friends, a date, or an after-work unwind, with drink specials and weekly dinner specials available.

Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE hosts a special screening of Disney’s Hocus Pocus with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performing John Debney’s score live in sync with the film. The performance is conducted by Stuart Chafetz. The Halloween-set tale follows the Sanderson sisters, three witches from the 1600s who return to modern-day Salem and scheme to take the lives of the town’s children to secure immortality, while three kids, aided by Thackery Binx, a boy cursed long ago to live as a cat, work to stop them. Directed by Kenny Ortega and released in 1993, the spooky comedy features Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Najimy, Omri Katz, Thora Birch, and Vinessa Shaw. Presented under license from Disney Concerts.

Beck appears in concert at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta.

Athens Showgirl Cabaret presents a showcase at Hendershot's in Athens, GA featuring performances by Kellie Divine, Jenn Sparx, Freya Diva, Polly Nation, Harvey Quinn, Billy Jean, Black Onyx, Roland Nishitve, Diego Wolf, and Adriana Luce, with special guest Porcelain Rose. This event is open to ages 18 and up, and there is a $5 cover.

Set in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle, this high-energy drag showcase brings dazzling glamour and back-to-back performances. A cover charge is required.

An ensemble of writer performers presents a sketch show that blends horror and comedy through a sequence of self-contained tales born from their most unsettling ideas. With each bottle drawn from the mysterious tree, fresh secrets surface, pairing mischievous laughs with eerie, inexplicable surprises. The stories connect as they unfold, offering sly humor, playful chills, and a cascade of dark delights.

Now in its fifth year, the Boo! on Broad 5K brings a festive Halloween-themed run to downtown Statham, with activities at Statham Elementary School. Whether aiming for a personal best, jogging with friends, or walking in costume, participants can expect a community-focused event that celebrates fun while supporting local students. Costumes are encouraged, awards highlight standout Halloween spirit, and laughter is part of the experience. Thanks to past participation, the previous year’s race contributed $1,000 each to the Statham Elementary School Running Club, the Bear Creek Middle School Running Club, and BASA Blazers Running. This edition is the first time the race takes place on Halloween.

The Sandy Springs Farmers Market features farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, artisan-made foods, fresh-baked treats, and unique handmade goods from a variety of vendors. Set in City Green, it offers a lively community setting to discover new flavors and pick up seasonal favorites. Reusable bags are handy for carrying purchases.

The Halloween Bowl blends Halloween spirit with Georgia vs Florida game day energy at Triad Training. Coaches Lance and Natalie lead a football-inspired workout organized into four quarters, with surprise flag throws that trigger quick Halloween trick challenges for everyone. Complete the session and enjoy a treat. This is a family friendly setting where kids are encouraged to dress up and participate alongside adults. Non-members are welcome, with options for a free trial or a single-day drop-in. Attendees are asked to RSVP so the team can plan accordingly. Expect costumes, friendly competition, football flair, and a spirited fitness experience.

Halloween Bingo offers a festive way to celebrate with a game-filled gathering for adults, couples, and kids. As the first edition of this event, it features treats, prizes, and a big focus on costumes. Costumes are encouraged, and there could even be a surprise visit from a spooky cow.

Red Light Running Society brings people together to support happy, healthy, and active lives, welcoming every fitness level from walkers to joggers to runners. The gathering starts at Red Light Cafe in Atlanta with time to stretch, grab a coffee or water, warm up, and change if needed. The group then heads out to Piedmont Park or the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, splitting into smaller pace groups for walking, easy jogging, or running. Afterward, everyone returns to the cafe for a cooldown and refreshments. An optional strength segment follows with simple push, pull, and leg exercises using free weights. Some equipment is available at the venue, and participants may bring their own dumbbells. Those who do not plan to walk or run can still enjoy espresso or stronger drinks, treats, music, and nerdy conversation at the cafe after the outing. This is not a parkrun. For a parkrun experience, consider the Northside Beltline Parkrun. Registration is optional and helps with planning, and participants are asked to review and sign liability and media release waivers before taking part.

Enjoy a French-inspired brunch at The Galloping Galette in Braselton, with seating offered indoors or on a patio that welcomes pets. To reserve a table or place a takeout order, call 706 684 3080. Cocktails are available.

A supportive wellness walk gathers on the Shake Shack side of Piedmont Park, then sets out together through the park and onto the Eastside BeltLine Trail. The focus is on movement, motivation, accountability, sisterhood, and overall well-being. Registration is $25 and includes participation in weekly group walks, beverages, fruit, and nutritious snacks, plus access to a welcoming community that offers encouragement, accountability, networking opportunities, and a spirit of sisterhood. After registering, participants complete a brief form and may join a private Facebook group to confirm attendance and stay informed.

Weekly drop-in belly dance sessions welcome participants at any skill level. The class is held at Metro Belly Dance in Atlanta and provides time to practice shimmies and dance.

A free, supervised play and social hour for puppies is offered at Central Bark in Athens, GA. The focus is early socialization during the sensitive window between 8 and 16 weeks old, helping young dogs become comfortable with other animals and people, and with new places and activities. It combines plenty of fun with opportunities for interaction.

Tabletop roleplaying takes center stage at Battle & Brew through a recurring meetup created with ATLRPG. The gathering welcomes all experience levels, from first-time adventurers to veteran Game Masters. New players receive a complimentary dice set, a ready-to-play character, and friendly guidance to learn the basics. Game Masters can look forward to food and drink discounts and entries into raffles for tabletop gaming prizes, along with a community of fellow gamers to team up with. There is a relaxed opportunity to mingle before tables form and campaigns get underway. Players only need to bring themselves, while GMs should bring their usual books, minis, and maps. Anyone running systems other than 5e should bring the necessary materials and be prepared to explain how the rules work. ATLRPG organizes and manages the sessions, and Battle & Brew provides the venue, refreshments, and a playful atmosphere.

Explore Central Bark Athens during a relaxed open house that welcomes pet parents to look around the facility, meet the team, and get answers to questions about how the program supports dogs’ physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Learn about enrichment daycare with smaller playgroups, engaging activities, and time for rest, as well as grooming and spa services, boarding and sleepovers, and Puppy Preschool with training opportunities. Whether care is needed during the workday, a trip is coming up, or it is simply time to compare options, guidance is available to help find the right fit for each dog.

Find a calm reset with a gentle class that blends guided meditation, breathwork, and a soothing sound bath with time alongside friendly therapy goats. The combination of resonant tones and the grounding presence of the animals is intended to ease stress, settle the mind, and relax the body. Suitable for experienced meditators and curious first-timers alike, it offers a peaceful way to recharge and reconnect. The session takes place on the patio, and the sign-up window closes the day before the event.

Build sea kayaking skills along the coast of Tybee Island with coaching from The Power of Water. Over six days on the water, participants work closely with certified instructors in a small student to coach setting while exploring surf beaches, wildlife rich back bays, and the Triangle tidal race that encircles the island. Instruction covers boat control in real conditions, tidal planning, tide race paddling, surfing, refining core strokes, leadership, and rescue techniques. The experience includes double occupancy lodging, breakfast from Sunday through Friday, lunch provisions for days spent on the water, and four dinners. Each day is shaped by the conditions and the goals of the group thanks to access to both protected and more energetic environments. Boat transportation for gear or rental options can be arranged.

Almost Monday brings its indie pop sound to Center Stage Theatre in Atlanta, mixing sunlit guitars, catchy hooks, and upbeat, feel-good energy. Expect a night of bright pop rock tunes, dance-ready rhythms, and the breezy coastal vibe the band is known for.

Onstage acts fill the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. A cover charge applies, priced at $8 or $10.

Step into the role of a detective in an interactive outdoor mystery across Atlanta as you investigate a murder that disrupted a speed dating night. Using only a smartphone with an internet connection, explore an area of about 1.5 miles to uncover clues, solve puzzles, and question suspects until the culprit is revealed. Each ticket activates the game on two devices. The experience is recommended for ages 14 and up, with younger players accompanied by an adult, and it is available in English, French, German, and Spanish. Complete the case to earn a three day pass that lets you try other Questo games at no charge. Check your Fever ticket and confirmation email for full instructions.

Savor a French-inspired Sunday brunch from The Galloping Galette in Braselton. Reserve seating on the pet-friendly patio or in the dining room, or place a pickup order by calling 706 684 3080. Bon appétit.

SimplySharp sets up at the New York Butcher Shoppe in Sandy Springs to provide on-site sharpening. Knives, scissors, and garden tools can be dropped off for same-day service while the team is on location. If stopping by during the on-site window is not possible, items may be left in the Shoppe's locker system for pickup at a convenient time. For details, text or call 404-969-5475.

At the Atlanta Convention Center at AmericasMart in Atlanta, the Georgia Bridal & Wedding Expo brings together a select group of wedding professionals ready to share planning guidance for celebrations of every style, from an elegant black tie affair to a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. Their support centers on helping couples shape meaningful moments that reflect their vision for the day.

The Atlanta Out of the Darkness Walk at Piedmont Park offers several ways to take part. Form a team, participate with loved ones, volunteer your time, or lend support as a sponsor. Everyone has a place to make a difference.

The holiday season begins with a Winter Wonderland celebration that leads into the Jingle Bell Run. With support from LocumTenens.com, families in the JA community can enjoy an afternoon of holiday fun, connection, and joy. Space is limited. Registration is $25 per family of up to five people, and additional guests are $5 each.

Bring any leftover pumpkins to share at the Brook Run Park front field as goats turn them into playful 'pies.' Cast a vote for the hungriest goat, meet the herd, snap a few photos, and help announce the winner. Presented with support from Get Your Goat Rentals.

In honor of All Saints' Day, the DUMC Chancel Choir joins featured soloists and a chamber orchestra for a performance of Gabriel Faure’s Requiem. The program offers a thoughtful remembrance of the saints within the community, celebrating their lives while lifting up themes of hope, peace, and the light of God’s everlasting love. This free concert takes place in the Sanctuary.

Part of a 10 year anniversary series, guitarist and composer Aaron Rizzo performs with a group of friends in a high energy rock concert that blends indie, new wave, and grunge into a dynamic set. A $10 donation is suggested.

A Sunday daytime party tailored to adults 30 and older, created with a grown folks vibe in mind. Relax, mingle, and make the most of the day in a setting designed for the 30+ crowd.

Taking place in Heaven at The Masquerade, The Menzingers perform with Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. The show is open to all ages. Tickets are available at The Masquerade box office or online.

Settle in for a Sunday night stand-up showcase at Halidom Eatery in Atlanta. Hosted by Zain Sharif, this monthly event spotlights a changing mix of comedians who bring their own stories, styles, and punchlines to keep the room lively throughout the evening. Come with friends, make it a date, or drop by on your own to unwind. Expect plenty of laughs, food and drinks available, and an easygoing atmosphere that makes it simple to relax. It takes place on the first Sunday of each month, offering a fun way to wrap up the weekend.

Funopolis Family Fun Center hosts a Homeschool Day designed for families and co-ops to play, connect, and stay active together. The special rate is $20 plus tax per person and includes a $10 Funopolis game card along with an unlimited attractions pass valid for two hours. The pass covers go karts, mini go karts, bumper cars, mini golf, the rock wall, Spider Zone, Tornado Ride, Cyclone Ride, Reckless Ride, and the Pirate Ship. Guests can use the offer during the designated Homeschool Day hours. Attraction availability may be affected by weather, maintenance, operating conditions, and height or safety requirements, and the special pricing is available only during the scheduled hours for this program.

Children ages 5 to 12 meet in the library meeting room for Brick Builders, a club where Lego fans can build, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and make friends while letting their imaginations lead the way.

Trail Sisters Run Club meets at Revival Hall Taproom for a relaxed group run that welcomes beginners, longtime runners, and everyone in between. All paces are supported in a friendly, encouraging environment. There is no cost to participate and no sign up is required. It offers an easy way to stay active and connect with fellow runners.

Dead Beat Club hosts a lineup featuring Dead Things, Beau Anderson, and Tiny Banshee. Tickets are $10 in advance before tax and fees, or $12 at the door. This event is open to all ages.

Part of the Faculty Artist Series, this free program takes place in Ramsey Concert Hall at the UGA Performing Arts Center. Further details about this and other upcoming events will be announced.

This quarterly Bulldog Alumni Lunch brings alumni together at The Cheesecake Factory at Perimeter Mall in Atlanta for lunch and conversation.

Bring a current project or the supplies to start something new and enjoy a relaxed crafting session with fellow creatives. All kinds of crafts are welcome, including knitting, embroidery, cross stitch, drawing, painting, and scrapbooking, so settle in and focus on your project while sharing inspiration with others. There is no cost to participate.

Josh Turner brings the This Country Music Thing Tour to the stage, highlighting more than two decades of steady artistry rooted in tradition, craftsmanship, and a resonant bass voice that never wavers. The South Carolina native and Grand Ole Opry member has sold over 6 million albums, with Long Black Train certified Platinum and Your Man reaching triple Platinum. His catalog has generated 5 billion streams, five Number One hits, and 15 RIAA certifications, often carried by themes of romance and devotion. Drawing on classic country, gospel, and Appalachian influences while keeping a modern, timeless feel, his sound remains true to its roots. The tour shares its name with his 10th studio album, a collection of 11 new songs that includes several he wrote. Guided by long-serving producer Kenny Greenberg, the record leans into twangy Telecasters, driving rhythms, prominent fiddle and steel, and lively piano textures, all anchored by Turner’s unmistakably deep vocal presence.

The Gringos, an indie rock band from Athens, Georgia, perform for an audience limited to ages 18 and over.

Aubrey Entertainment hosts an evening of seated music at Dead Beat Club in Athens, featuring guitarist and songwriter Tyler Ramsey with guest Levi Lowrey. Ramsey, a fingerstyle player based near Asheville, is known for his role with Band of Horses across multiple studio releases and for songs that pair intricate guitar work with reflective storytelling. His catalog includes For the Morning, a collection that blends fingerpicked guitar, pedal steel, and atmospheric rock textures, and New Lost Ages, produced by Phil Ek, whose credits include Fleet Foxes and the Shins. He also partnered with My Morning Jacket guitarist Carl Broemel on Celestun, a collaborative album built around interwoven, mostly acoustic performances. Levi Lowrey is a Georgia-born singer and songwriter from Dacula who has toured widely, headlining his own shows and sharing stages with Mumford and Sons, Blackberry Smoke, Kid Rock, Alabama, and the Zac Brown Band. He co-wrote the Zac Brown Band hit Colder Weather, and his songs have been recorded by Randy Houser, Travis Meadows, Blackberry Smoke, Niko Moon, Vince Herman, the Davisson Brothers, Darius Rucker, and Corey Smith. His honors include a CMA Song of the Year nomination and a BMI Country Award. This is a seated performance and open to all ages. Advance tickets are $15 plus applicable taxes and fees, and the price is $20 on the day of the show.

CONjuration is a three-day, fan-run gathering that celebrates fantasy, fandom, and playful imagination. Fans of Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, Dungeons & Dragons, mythology, and whimsical worlds can explore interactive experiences all weekend. Highlights include panels and workshops, cosplay and costume meetups with photo opportunities, tabletop gaming, live game shows, and other participatory events. The program also features music and performances with creative conversations, potion-themed demonstrations and classes, and the popular Broom Ride experience, along with many additional surprises. The event takes place at Sonesta Gwinnett Place Atlanta, and parking is free for all attendees.

Experience a first-ever Fused Glass Ornament Exchange that brings makers together for a festive swap. Bring up to three handmade fused glass ornaments to contribute. Each item will be tucked into a paper bag to keep choices a surprise, and you will take home the same number of ornaments you bring. Guests are welcome to socialize and enjoy refreshments, and an ornament is required to take part in the exchange.

Celebrate the music of Bryan Adams with The Adams Effect at Wire Park. This rock tribute delivers an energetic full-band performance with powerful vocals and a set loaded with well-known favorites that keep the crowd moving. Expect a lively atmosphere and the feel of a fully live concert from start to finish.

This monthly community drum circle turns individual rhythms into a collective voice. Participants contribute to a lively, connective musical conversation, and no prior experience is needed. Everyone has rhythm to explore, from breath to heartbeat, and this gathering welcomes that natural pulse. Extra drums and a variety of percussion instruments will be available for anyone who does not have their own. Donations are welcome. The session will be held in the South Annex.

Krakin Jokes is a homegrown stand-up showcase that began as a backyard show on Habersham Drive in 2015 and grew into a local favorite, appearing in several documentaries about the city’s creative scene. Over five years and 25 editions it helped spark careers in the Athens and Atlanta comedy communities before the county brought the backyard run to a close. It now takes place at Flying Squid Comedy, an evolution of the original idea in a dedicated venue, with lineups that mix local favorites and out-of-town guests. A few spots are set aside for audience members chosen at random who want to step up to the mic. The series operates on a limited run and generally pops up about twice a month, highlighting big laughs alongside a sense of community.

INNA brings her high energy electronic sound to Center Stage Atlanta, turning the venue into an international dance floor. Recognized around the world for a signature mix of driving beats and memorable hooks, she has amassed billions of streams and a long list of chart-topping hits. Her career connects fans across continents and generations, and her music continues to shape the sound of modern EDM. This performance centers on rhythm, melody, and nonstop movement for a true club-inspired experience.

Three genre-bending acts share the stage for a $10 show. The Shut-Ups highlight songs from Proverbs, a two-disc release that couples their sharp New Wave sensibility with an eclectic palette that stretches from country and jazz to exploratory prog and lounge, with touches of folk, maritime balladry, looping experiments, protest undercurrents, and a playful nod to yacht rock. Fabulous Bird features Peter Alvanos, known for his work as the drummer with Elf Power, delivering catchy power pop while Joe Rowe drives the beat on drums. Violinist Annie Leeth completes the bill with a set shaped by indie-pop, hip hop, and electronic production, pairing these sounds with lyrics that reflect on mental health, the music industry, and the wider world, joined by Mason Davis of Snarky Puppy on percussion and Erik Olson on keys.

This sensory-friendly event offers an inclusive, accessible experience for neurodivergent individuals and their families. The museum will open one hour earlier than usual to create a quieter, calmer setting with fewer people, giving guests time to explore the museum, venture along the nature trails of WildWoods, and enjoy a sensory-friendly film in the Giant Screen Theater.

The 2026 Greater Atlanta Walk for Apraxia is a free community event at Extra Special People, Miracle League Field. Families, friends, and professionals gather to celebrate Apraxia Stars and connect in support of children with childhood apraxia of speech. Registration is free, and participants can work toward fundraising incentives, including the official event t-shirt for walkers who raise 50 dollars. Every Apraxia Star is recognized individually and receives a free t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Funds raised support the programs of Apraxia Kids and its mission to strengthen support systems through education for families and professionals, community engagement and outreach, and continued advocacy and research. The walk also raises awareness so more children can access the understanding and care they need. The experience focuses on being safe, enjoyable, and memorable for teams and supporters.

Hosted by Lost & Found Road Warriors, this Thanksgiving season food drive pairs a car and bike show with a community effort to provide meals for families in need. Expect a showcase of cars, trucks, Jeeps, and motorcycles, along with food vendors, worship music, family friendly activities, and trophy awards. Attendees are encouraged to bring non perishable food donations to support local families. Vehicle owners can register to display their ride for $20. The gathering takes place at Winder First United Methodist Church and centers on service, fellowship, and hope.

At the Georgia Museum of Art, families can explore how creativity and curiosity intersect through a Spotlight on the Arts themed Family Day. Expect interactive activities in the galleries that reveal connections between art and science, along with a project to make and take home. Free tickets are required and can be reserved online in advance or obtained on site upon arrival. Attendees check in at the lobby desk. This Family Day is sponsored by Heyward Allen Cadillac-GMC-Toyota.

Author and educator Mark Warren, whose work has earned awards, presents an interactive program at Dunwoody Nature Center in Atlanta that explores how the landscape of Southern Appalachia shaped the lives of the region’s first Native peoples. Through a substantial collection of demonstration items he brings for the audience, he highlights the influence of mountains, plants, animals, and geology on daily living and a nature-centered way of thinking. The presentation covers traditional crafts, tools, clothing, weapons, hunting methods, foods, and games, and it considers how modern habits can create distance from the forest and lead to harmful environmental choices. The program is free and open to the public, and Mark’s books will be available for purchase and signing.

A weekend punk flea market brings DIY sellers and artists to Yaarab Shrine Temple in Atlanta. Browse vintage clothing, vinyl records, cassettes and CDs, toys, original art, taxidermy, handmade jewelry, retro video games, comic books, VHS tapes, horror and B-movie memorabilia, and a wide range of oddities. General admission is $10, and kids 12 and under get in free. Cash and cards are accepted for entry, admission is available at the door with no pre-sales, and a single admission is valid for both days. The event is indoors and open to all ages. Every vendor accepts cash, and many also take cards. Pets are not allowed inside the venue.

Jollidaze Holiday Market brings the spirit of the season to Tanger Outlets in Commerce with a festive marketplace presented by Heart n Soul Markets. Shop directly from local makers, boutiques, bakers, artists, and other small businesses offering hundreds of distinctive holiday gifts you will not find at big box stores. Enjoy a cheerful atmosphere with music and family activities, including visits with Santa and a Santa’s Workshop experience, hands-on gingerbread decorating, and ornament crafting. Food trucks and seasonal treats add to the celebration while you browse thoughtful finds for family, friends, teachers, or yourself. Admission is free, and the event offers a welcoming way to support local businesses and get a head start on holiday shopping before the Black Friday rush.

The Corsa Smokies Rally sets out from Atlanta, continues to Asheville, and concludes in Knoxville, with an optional extra day available in Knoxville. Spanning four days and three nights, it includes stays at top rated hotels and resorts, daily breakfast, public launch festivities, police support for the convoy, and a private half mile runway event. Participants receive swag bags and apparel, a 3M 2080 livery, daily luggage service, nightly secured parking, and coverage from a professional media team. An optional dinner is available for $400, and airfare discounts of up to 15 percent are offered through Delta Airlines.

The Shades of Green Casino Night Fundraiser Gala presents a casino-themed fundraiser in support of a cause. Attendees can enjoy an evening of play and festivities while contributing to the benefit.

Ashley Cooke brings The Baby Blues Tour presented by Zero Mile. The country artist, signed with Big Loud and Back Blocks Music, pairs smooth vocals with candid storytelling shaped by real-life experiences. Her rise includes more than 200 million global streams, the duet Never Til Now with Brett Young, milestone moments at the Ryman and the Grand Ole Opry, and TV appearances on ABC’s The Bachelorette and NBC’s TODAY, along with tours with Luke Bryan, Cole Swindell, and Brett Young. Raised in Parkland, Florida, she drew early inspiration from Taylor Swift, Rascal Flatts, and Kelly Clarkson, wrote her first song at 11, moved to Nashville at 18, and won Belmont University’s Country Showcase before building a devoted audience on TikTok. Her debut album, shot in the dark, unfolds across 24 tracks that navigate love, heartbreak, and everything in between, earning recognition from Billboard as July 2023 Rookie of the Month and from MusicRow as the 2023 Discovery Artist of the Year, with additional coverage from People, American Songwriter, and The Tennessean. This event welcomes all ages. For each ticket sold on The Baby Blues Tour, one dollar supports the Ashley Cooke Fund benefiting The Onsite Foundation’s Creatives Support Network, which offers free mental health support, education, and resources for members of the songwriting community.

Athens Showgirl Cabaret presents a drag show at Hendershot's in Athens, GA. Performers include Kellie Divine, Jenn Sparx, Freya Diva, Jizzabell Divine Cummings, Ella Gent, Jerdana Paris, Vanity Nori, Khampoa Chicken, and Sedona Skbourne, with special guest Kitty Love Antoinette. The evening also celebrates birthdays for Kellie Divine, Jenn Sparx, and Sedona Skbourne. Admission is $5 and guests must be 18 or older.

At Brook Run Park, the Atlanta edition of Miles for Melanoma features a 5K run and walk that raises funds for the MRF. This national series brings together community members alongside melanoma patients, survivors, caregivers, and supporters. The program begins with opening remarks followed by the 5K.

Take a guided walk through Fernbank Forest on a morning hike that centers on the unique ecosystem of this old growth woodland. Explore the surroundings with a focus on how the forest’s living community connects and thrives.

TCG Training Day welcomes new and improving players into a relaxed, beginner friendly setting at Battle & Brew Sandy Springs. Participants can learn and play Trading Card Games including Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece, Riftbound, and other titles, with step by step instruction, guided games, and hands on practice designed to build confidence. Team members are available throughout to teach the basics, answer questions, and support a welcoming community atmosphere with ample time to practice. Suitable for all ages, with special attention to younger players. No prior experience is required, and attendees may bring a deck if they already have one.

Team Kate’s Club comes together with the grieving community at the Kate’s Club Memory Walk to offer support and understanding. The program features a short walk, grief activities, speakers, and music entertainment, with lunch provided. This gathering takes place at Wire Park in Watkinsville.

Set out on a relaxed community ride along the Dunwoody Trailway, starting at Georgetown Shopping Center, heading to Brook Run Park, then returning to the starting point. The route covers about four miles, is mostly flat, and moves at an easy, social pace. Before rolling out there will be a short safety talk, and after the ride participants can mingle at one of the establishments in the shopping center. This welcoming ride is open to all experience levels, including families, recreational riders, and newer cyclists, with the group staying together and focusing on fun and safety. Bring a helmet and water, consider a bike lock, and dress for the weather. Make sure your bicycle is in good working order with properly inflated tires. Riders should be able to start, stop, and ride on their own without training wheels. Children 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Presented by Zero Mile, this in-concert event at The Eastern marks the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth. The event is open to attendees of all ages.

Alchemical String Theory gathers experimental string performers from Atlanta’s improvisational underground for a boundary-pushing showcase at Red Light Cafe in Atlanta. The program shifts from intimate solo explorations to dynamic ensemble pieces, with guest players joining throughout. Audiences can expect a blend of acoustic and electronic soundscapes shaped by live looping, stomp boxes, expansive reverbs, agile delays, dramatic pitch drops, and other adventurous techniques. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. All ticket sales are final and nonrefundable.

At Wild Heaven Toco Hills in Atlanta, classic bingo gets a botanical makeover with live plants as prizes. Several rounds keep the action going, more than ten prize plants will be awarded, and every ticketed guest leaves with a plant even without calling bingo. Tickets include everything needed to play and a guaranteed take-home plant, all in a laid-back, social setting that works for a date night, a friends outing, or anyone simply curious to try something different. No green thumb or bingo experience is required. Food and drinks are available for purchase from the venue, and seating is limited.

At the Georgia Museum of Art, families share a gallery storytime and then help little ones create their own artwork. The program is free and designed for children ages 18 months to 3 years with their caregivers. Space is limited, and reservations can be requested by emailing gmoa-tours@uga.edu.

A free Senior Expo at Byers Theatre connects attendees with local organizations that support seniors and their families. The event features prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Meet other birthworkers for a relaxed opportunity to connect, share insights, and build relationships that strengthen service to the community. The focus is on conversation, collaboration, and mutual support among people working in birth care.

This orientation offers a thorough introduction to the SEFAA Makerspace for both new and returning members. Take a guided walkthrough to see the tools, equipment, and materials available, and learn the essential safety guidelines and correct use of key machines. The session explains when and how the workspace can be used, where to find supplies, and how to check out tools. There is time for questions along with hands-on practice on select equipment. It suits anyone interested in using the Makerspace, from those curious about fiber arts and crafts to experienced makers exploring new techniques. Afterward, participants are prepared to work in the space independently and with confidence, supporting a safe, productive, and creative environment for everyone.

This regularly scheduled monthly gathering brings the fire board together for its meeting. It is held once each month.

This ongoing group offers a welcoming setting to practice and deepen channeling skills. It is intended for participants who already have some experience, whether from a workshop or informal practice with friends, as well as those with more background who want space to go further. Each meeting includes time to share where you are on your path and acknowledge recent breakthroughs, then moves into a range of exercises. Activities may include small group work, one on one practice, and at times sharing messages for the group or for individual participants. The group is facilitated by Vicki Evans, who has been receiving messages from Spirit for more than three decades, leads monthly groups and healing sessions, and has taught channeling workshops in the Atlanta area in recent years. Sessions take place in the Annex at Phoenix and Dragon on the third Tuesday each month, and the format is drop in so attending every meeting is not required. The cost is $30.

A monthly hands-on session at SEFAA focuses on sorting, pricing, and organizing a steady flow of textile and fiber donations. It is a simple way to give back, connect with other fiber enthusiasts, and see new stock before it is put out. No prior experience is required, and enthusiasm is welcome, along with a pair of scissors if you have them. Participate for any amount of time and enjoy a friendly behind the scenes look while lending a hand.

At the Georgia Museum of Art, Callan Steinmann, director of learning and engagement, leads a conversation focused on Edmonia Lewis’s small sculpture Minnehaha. This Artful Conversation session runs for 30 minutes, spotlights a single artwork, and invites careful looking, open dialogue, and discovery. Free tickets are required, with check-in at the lobby desk. Register online in advance or sign up in person when you arrive.

Zero Mile Presents brings The Circus to Georgia Theatre for a concert featuring Beauty School Dropout and No Love For The Middle Child. All ages are welcome.

The event welcomes guests of all ages. Reserved seating is available on both the main floor and the balcony for a comfortable experience. Ticket options include a general public onsale, T-Mobile access, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Create your own zine at The Georgia Museum of Art in Athens, GA with the Georgia Museum of Art Student Association and the Art Library from the Lamar Dodd School of Art. The session includes an introduction to zine making, a range of materials to use, and refreshments with snacks and drinks. It is open to all experience levels, whether you are new to zines or looking for a creative outlet. Reserve free general admission tickets and check in at the lobby desk upon arrival. You can register for tickets online beforehand or on site.

Connect Ministries marks two decades of helping churches build connections in their communities with a special gathering at Watkinsville First Baptist. The program features a silent auction, desserts with light refreshments, a commemorative 20th anniversary presentation, and a live comedy performance by Jeff Foxworthy. Since 2006, Connect Ministries has partnered with more than 2,000 churches across the country, and this milestone also looks ahead to what comes next. This event is open to the general public.

A healing circle led by Vicki and a group of energy practitioners offers both individual and shared energy work. Two or three attendees are invited to take a seat at the center while the team directs collective healing toward them, then all participants receive a brief period of energy work from one or more members of the group, so everyone benefits. Vicki brings more than three decades of experience and has led groups at Phoenix & Dragon for over ten years. Admission is free. The gathering takes place in the South Annex at Phoenix & Dragon.

Zero Mile presents Lakeview at Georgia Theatre for an all-ages show. The country duo of Jesse Denaro and Luke Healy blends metalcore roots with early 2000s pop and rock-leaning country into a polished, radio-ready sound, heard in songs like "Home Team" and "See Me in A Suit." Grounded in faith, family, and community, they have built a fast-growing online following and moved from Chinese restaurants, church basements, and VFW halls to larger stages. Equally comfortable in the rock world and as a country act, they bring together longtime country fans and newcomers. The night carries a blue-collar spirit and a crowd ranging from Wranglers and cowboy hats to Metallica tees, black skinny jeans, and face tattoos, with everyone finding common ground by the end.

Celebrate the season at a three day Christmas market in a farm setting, featuring more than 100 vendors with vintage finds, antiques, home and garden goods, art, handmade items, jewelry, and more. Browse both indoor and outdoor spaces, including barns, mobile boutiques, and tented setups spread across the fields. Enjoy live music, a food court, and a bounce house playground for kids, along with cozy touches like a fire pit, coffee, hot cocoa, and festive music. Santa will be available for self-serve photos and visits. Admission is cash only at the gate. General admission is $5, and an early bird option is available for $15 with a ticket that is valid for the entire weekend. Please note that pets are not allowed.

An annual farm Christmas market brings together vintage finds, antiques, repurposed treasures, home and garden goods, art, handmade items, jewelry and more. Explore both indoor and outdoor shopping across barns, mobile boutiques and tented vendors set throughout the fields. Enjoy a full weekend of browsing with more than 100 vendors, live music, a food court and a bounce house area for children. Santa will be available for self service photos and casual visits on the weekend. Warm up by the fire pit and sip coffee or hot cocoa while festive music plays. General admission is $5, and an Early Bird option is available for $15 with access valid all weekend. Please note that pets are not allowed and gate entry is cash only.

All ages are welcome to attend. Alcoholic beverages are limited to guests who are 21 and over with valid ID.

The podcast known as number one worldwide comes to The Classic Center Theatre as favorites from Kill Tony gather for "Killers of Kill Tony," an evening of quick wit and big laughs. In Athens, the bill features David Lucas, Hans Kim, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn, bringing the show’s spirit from the podcast to a live stage. The lineup may change.

Enjoy an evening on the rooftop patio beneath the night sky with live music from The Bourbon Brothers Band, wine tastings featuring Kenefick Ranch Wines, and prime rib and salmon from the smoker. This event is for guests 21 and over, and reservations are required.

Zero Mile presents a tribute night at Georgia Theatre featuring BrOasis celebrating the music of Oasis, with William & the Really Nothings honoring The Smiths. Admission is restricted to guests 18 and older.

Athens Showgirl Cabaret is the city’s longest-running drag house, bringing style and sass to Athens since 2010. Shows spotlight a rotating lineup of queens and kings with lip sync performances, theatrical touches, and lively audience interaction. It offers a bold, carefree night for devoted drag enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike. Admission is $5.