Events in Atlanta today

Young children can discover nature through playful, hands-on activities that nurture curiosity about the world outside. This experience is designed for ages 6 months to 5 years. Activities take place outdoors when the weather cooperates, and sessions may be canceled in case of rain or other unsafe conditions. For the most up-to-date status, email classes@atlantabg.org.

Readers gather with the Friends of the East Atlanta Library for a monthly adults-only book club in the library meeting room. The group meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month and welcomes both newcomers and returning participants. There is no childcare. Attendance is free, with water and snacks available. The September discussion focuses on The Last One at the Wedding by Jason Rekulak. Earlier selections this year included Oona Out of Order by Margarita Montimore, The Cutting Season by Attica Locke, Good Dirt by Charmaine Wilkerson, The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn, The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon, Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert, The Letter Carrier by Francesca Giannone, and The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver.

Presented by The Masquerade, this show brings Hot Flash Heat Wave to the Altar stage with Bleary Eyed and High also on the bill. The concert is open to all ages and takes place at The Masquerade. Tickets can be purchased at the venue box office or online.

At Challenge Aerial, weekly drop-in belly dance classes welcome beginners through advanced students. Each session highlights upbeat, hip-driven moves and plenty of shimmies for an energizing experience.

Atlanta Eagle hosts a country-themed night that begins with a guided lesson and then moves into a session of dancing. Learn the steps with instruction at the start, then put them into practice on the floor for the remainder of the night.

Rainbow Girls brings harmony rich, roots leaning indie sounds to Eddie's Attic. The California group is celebrated for close three part vocals, potent songwriting, and a candid yet polished presence on stage, with a live set that can spark laughter one moment and tears the next. The trio met in Southern California and first came together while hosting a weekly open mic in their college house, known as Rainbow House, then spent early summers busking and couch surfing across Europe. After their drummer departed in 2016, Erin Chapin, Caitlin Gowdey, and Vanessa May embraced a stripped down acoustic setup around a single condenser microphone, a shift that spotlighted their intricate blend and helped cement their standing in the roots scene as their following grew across the United States and Europe through a viral surge on social media. Their 2024 album, Haunting, continues that evolution by reclaiming the word so often applied to female harmonies, using it to express power found in confronting trauma, grief, loss, and fear. The songs move with both intimacy and breadth, tracing resilience through finely layered arrangements and voices.

One Knight Only features a mic for comedians at OUR BAR ATL. Sets are recorded at no cost, and comedians receive complimentary drinks.

Meet at the East Atlanta Library for stories, songs, and activities. Offered on most Wednesday mornings, this program is designed for children from birth to age five who attend with an adult caregiver. It is free and open to the public, and inviting a friend is encouraged.

Presented by The Masquerade, Julia Wolf takes the Heaven stage at the venue with Bee Blackwell opening. This all-ages show offers tickets at The Masquerade box office or online.

Enjoy a combination of trivia and New York style pizza with friends. Gather your squad, share slices, and put your knowledge to the test in a friendly team competition.

Everyone is welcome, with general admission standing on the main floor and reserved seating in the balcony. The floor includes a limited-capacity pit near the stage. When the pit fills, general admission guests will be directed to other open areas on the floor. Ticket options include an artist presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, along with public and Official Platinum onsales.

Rival presents a tour stop from Sawyer Hill as the Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy World Tour comes to The Loft. The show is open to all ages and will be presented in a general admission format.

A charity-focused drag bingo night fills the venue's entertainment level at Atlanta Eagle. There is no cover charge, dinner is available, and the emphasis is on fun that supports a cause.

This monthly meeting of the Georgia State Board of Education offers a chance to interact directly with the board. It takes place at the Georgia Department of Education and typically lasts about one to two hours, depending on the agenda. For in-person access, MARTA’s Georgia State Station connects directly to the State Towers, and parking is available at the Pete Hackney Parking Deck on Jesse Hill. A virtual viewing option is available on the GADOE YouTube channel.

An after-hours experience at the Garden features illuminated views of Niki in the Garden, live music, and cash bars.

Play ball in a welcoming setting at True Love Park. This therapeutic softball program is created for individuals with intellectual or physical disabilities and offers encouragement on and off the field. Participants can build confidence, practice teamwork, and create lasting memories. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior experience is required.

At Fire and Ice Studios, a full night of salsa instruction covers beginner Levels 1, 2, and 3, along with intermediate footwork and intermediate partnering. Lessons emphasize footwork, partnerwork, body movement, and musicality, aimed at helping dancers feel good on the floor rather than just getting through the steps. Intermediate options require knowledge of the syllabus and teacher approval and are not intended for first-timers. Each class costs $25. Expect a focused training environment with chances to meet good people and keep improving week after week.

Singer songwriter Ari Hest pays tribute to Peter Gabriel’s So at Eddie’s Attic, performing the album from start to finish. He also shares fan favorites alongside his own hits. The concert honors songs that have shaped him over decades while presenting them through his own voice and a personal interpretation. It invites longtime admirers of So and first-time listeners to experience a celebration of one of modern music’s most beloved albums.

Houndmouth performs at Tabernacle Atlanta. The floor is general admission standing, while the balconies offer reserved, assigned seating. All ages are welcome. The venue has no elevator and the balconies are not ADA accessible, with accessible accommodations available on the main floor. Guests who need ADA assistance, including those with ADA tickets, can request help from event staff upon arrival. If accessible options are sold out, contact the venue at tabernacle@livenation.com.

Rival presents Bebe Stockwell with Gabrielle Hope at Vinyl. The event is general admission and open to attendees of all ages.

The Good Grief Tour features Sara Bareilles, an American singer, songwriter, actress, and musician whose U.S. sales include over 15 million singles and 3 million albums. She is a two-time Grammy winner with four Primetime Emmy nominations and three Tony nominations. She also wrote the music and lyrics for the musical Waitress and starred in the production on Broadway and in the West End.

Walden brings its indie and alternative rock to Eddie's Attic, shaped by more than a decade of friendship and years on the road together. The Denver quartet has played across all 50 states, building a loyal grassroots following through dynamic shows and heartfelt songwriting. They have appeared at major festivals nationwide and shared bills with established touring acts, earning a reputation as a tight, seasoned live band. Expect clear onstage chemistry and a set that showcases an ever-evolving catalog from a group moving forward with focus and momentum.

Savor a Caribbean-style seafood celebration at Pon Di Beltline in Southwest Atlanta, where fresh catches, lively DJs, and an open-air setting create easygoing Friday night energy. The kitchen highlights dishes like fried snapper, whiting, and crispy shrimp, along with rotating seafood features, lobster and crab specials, hearty sides, and refreshing Caribbean drinks. Throughout the evening, the soundtrack spans reggae, dancehall, afrobeats, R&B, and timeless favorites, all enjoyed in a comfortable outdoor courtyard with a friendly, family-welcoming vibe. It is a fit for date nights, group dinners, birthday toasts, food enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates Caribbean culture. Admission is free with a complimentary RSVP, while food and beverages are purchased separately. Seating is first come, first served unless you have a reserved seat or private table, so arriving early can help secure a spot. Parking is available. Presented every Friday with fresh seafood, live music, and warm hospitality.

Connect with university representatives and alumni at a graduate fair hosted at Georgia State University. Explore a wide range of master’s options in technology, business, arts, social sciences, and related areas while learning about campus life, internships, scholarships, and how to apply. Schools represented include the Graduate School at SCAD, the University of Tampa, American University’s Kogod School of Business, Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School, and others. Try the Unimy AI tool to discover programs that match your preferences, and have direct conversations with students and graduates about their journeys. The event focuses on helping you compare options and find a program and environment that fit your goals.

Family Game Night at Switchman Hall brings families together for an easygoing evening of play. Choose from a collection of classic board and card games available to borrow, or bring your own favorites. Enjoy dinner together, deal the cards, and spend the evening laughing, competing, and reconnecting with the people who matter most. No phones, no pressure, just family fun.

Ease into the weekend with live musical performances in The Plaza. This monthly series offers a relaxed way to kick off your time off with music in a welcoming setting.

A teen-focused aerial and movement evening centers on music, creative exploration, and community connection. The setting is easygoing and social, with tunes, snacks, and room for freestyle practice as participants meet peers and explore aerial arts and acrobatic flow in a no-pressure environment. Each gathering highlights a beginner to intermediate skill on an apparatus or in floor work, followed by guided exploration and open flow time. It is not a traditional class, rather a movement-centered social experience that encourages confidence, sparks creativity, and builds community.

A candlelit tribute to Juan Gabriel unfolds at The Chapel on Sycamore, presenting his iconic songs arranged for strings in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. Over 60 minutes, the program may feature favorites such as Buenos Días Señor Sol, Así Fue, Abrázame Muy Fuerte, La Diferencia, Querida, No Tengo Dinero, Por Qué Me Haces Llorar, Siempre en Mi Mente, Amor Eterno, Pero Qué Necesidad, El Noa Noa, and Caray. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and entry is not allowed once the concert begins. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is organized by zone and assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, the estate, or official representatives.

REBEL REBEL is a 5Rhythms Waves workshop at Core Dance that celebrates the untamed side of the human spirit, inviting movement that honors wildness, devotion, defiance, and daring. Rooted in Gabrielle Roth’s vision of fierce inner freedom, it offers space to move with what matters most and to let embodied practice become a stand for love and aliveness. The workshop is led by Julie Stuart, an internationally certified 5Rhythms teacher and experienced facilitator of embodied work. For two decades she has supported businesses, organizations, and individuals in navigating challenges toward clarity and alignment, with a focus on the body’s wisdom as a source of insight and healing. All are welcome, whether brand new to 5Rhythms or seasoned in the practice. People of every culture, identity, creed, gender, and sexuality are invited, as well as all sizes, abilities, and life stages. You do not need to feel strong or energetic to take part. If you are breathing, you have what you need, and chairs are available for seated dance. Tuition is $350, with an early bird rate available. Discounts for 5RTA members and crew can be requested. The cancellation policy includes a $75 fee for changes made at least 14 days in advance, and no refunds within 14 days of the start. This workshop counts as 2.5 Waves days on the 5Rhythms teacher training path. A scholarship fund helps extend access, and contributions are passed directly to participants who need support.

This pre-party kicks off the Southern Surf StompFest weekend at Trader Vic's Atlanta. The Flying Saucers perform two sets, with DJ GalactEye, also known as Jamie Galatas of The Mystery Men? and El Capitan & the Reluctant Sadists, providing additional music. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Charley Crockett performs live at Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park in Atlanta, GA. The event centers on a performance by the artist at this Atlanta venue.

UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony brings the acclaimed indie game’s music to the stage with new orchestral arrangements performed by a 25-piece ensemble. Gameplay scenes are projected overhead during the performance, surrounding the audience with the world and story of UNDERTALE. Creator and composer Toby Fox has expressed that the game’s rich soundtrack shines when skilled musicians bring it to life for listeners. The program traces a path through the Underground, moving from the Ruins and Snowdin to Waterfall, Hotland, and finally New Home, evoking beloved characters, intense battles, and heartfelt moments through its score.

A live performance by Cameron Whitcomb comes to Tabernacle Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

Zero Mile and DEF present an all ages show with ZHU, the electronic artist also known as Steven Zhu. Known for pushing the boundaries of dance music and building immersive concepts that live both onstage and beyond the club, he performs as a vocalist and instrumentalist as well as a producer and DJ, blending sleek synths, weighty bass and memorable hooks to create a moody, magnetic atmosphere. His new project BLACK MIDAS marks a return to his dancefloor roots. The songs took shape during a cross country van journey after the Southern California Palisades wildfire displaced him, inspiring a stripped down, on the road workflow and the launch of his nightlife warehouse concept BLACKLIZT. The productions span deep house to melodic techno and feature collaborations with underground and emerging artists. ZHU first broke through when the single Faded earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Dance Recording. He has continued to evolve through albums, tours and collaborations, including a behind the scenes film recorded at San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral that showcased his storytelling across mediums. His creative world often revolves around the color black, a theme that extends into his NightDay Collection and informs performances centered on movement, energy and a shared sense of release.

A Candlelight concert celebrates the film music of Hans Zimmer at The Chapel on Sycamore in Atlanta, creating an immersive atmosphere illuminated by candlelight. The performance features themes such as Time from Inception, This Land from The Lion King, Zooster’s Breakout from Madagascar, Supermarine from Dunkirk, Honor from The Pacific, A Dark Knight from The Dark Knight, suites from Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Dune, and Pirates of the Caribbean, plus Cornfield Chase from Interstellar and Discombobulate from Sherlock Holmes. The program is tentative. The concert runs for 60 minutes, with doors opening one hour before the music begins, and no late entry after the start. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This tribute is presented independently and is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by the artist, the estate, or official representatives.

Patrick Davis and His Midnight Choir bring their show to Eddie's Attic in Decatur, Georgia for an intimate evening of music. Tables and tickets are very limited.

RaceTrac’s Run for Research 5K is the largest fundraiser of the year in support of The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. This family-friendly event in RaceTrac’s hometown of Atlanta welcomes runners and walkers of all levels. All proceeds, including 100 percent of registration fees, go directly to funding Parkinson’s research. The theme is Race for Fox in your craziest socks, so pull on the boldest, brightest pairs you have and have fun with it, just keep them fresh. Participants can register under team GA social club to make it easier to keep track of one another during the run and communicate via the app. Free food, prizes, music and more are part of the experience. Use code RaceTrac for a registration discount.

A community-focused wellness walk meets on the Shake Shack side of Piedmont Park and follows a route from the park to the Eastside BeltLine Trail. Registration includes participation in a weekly group wellness walk, water and wellness beverages, fresh fruit and healthy snacks, a supportive community with accountability, opportunities for networking and sisterhood, encouragement to keep moving, and access to an ongoing wellness community. Registration is $25. After payment, participants complete a registration form and join a private Facebook group to RSVP and receive updates. Soft Life. Strong Bodies.

Fans of geeky and rare finds gather for a convention dedicated to collectibles of every kind. Explore a wide selection of vendors offering comics, toys, memorabilia, and more, with exclusive items and activities taking place throughout the event. The experience blends fun and nostalgia for collectors and curious attendees alike.

This workshop is designed to take the stress out of tissue-paper sewing patterns. It focuses on making sense of the grids, symbols, and instruction booklets so everything feels clear and manageable. It is suited to anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed and is looking for straightforward guidance.

Metro Belly Dance hosts a weekly drop-in belly dance class open to beginners and experienced dancers alike. Enjoy an upbeat session with plenty of shimmies.

Now in its tenth year, the Creator's Market returns to Atlantic Green at Atlantic Station. This outdoor marketplace highlights local, handcrafted small businesses from the Atlanta area and showcases a rotating mix of makers offering handmade, organic, and unique items. It is a well-attended weekend destination that blends art, craft, and festival energy. Artists, crafters, and makers may apply to participate, and appearances are planned for most weekends throughout the year.

Brunch at The HIVE Buckhead features bottomless mimosas, music, and a social atmosphere with food, hookah, and HD screens throughout the venue. Look for champagne options such as $50 bottles, towers, and flights. Both brunch and dinner service are available, and the patio provides an outdoor spot for mingling.

Discover the flavors of Atlanta while exploring striking street art and the city’s iconic trail on a guided food outing. Sample standout dishes at Krog Street Market, recognized as the number one food hall in the United States, then wander past vivid murals and feel the vibrant energy of the Atlanta Beltline where locals and visitors mingle. This experience suits first-time visitors as well as metro Atlantans who love uncovering new restaurants. Multiple dates are available. Tickets cannot be resold, and there are no vendors affiliated with this event. Comments that claim otherwise are scams and will be removed.

This monthly writing workshop at the ArtsXchange is led by Literary Director Theresa Davis and centers on interactive exercises that use thought provoking prompts and ekphrasis, transforming responses to visual art into vivid writing. Guest facilitators who are experts in their fields contribute a range of approaches across poetry, prose, fiction, and nonfiction, offering fresh perspectives to expand your craft. A $10 contribution supports the continuation of this creative community. Bring the tools you prefer to write with, whether a favorite pen and notebook or a digital device. Registration is required and also helps with planning for snacks.

The Surf King Surfwear presents a celebration of surf music at the new location, The Garden Club at Wild Heaven West End. The bill includes The Surge! from Atlanta, Monster Wave from Asheville, The Get Down from Louisville, Agent Octopus from Orlando, Black Valley Moon from Tampa, The Boss Jaguars from Austin, King Pelican from San Antonio, and The Mystery Men? from Atlanta. DJ Matthew Clark of Colorado Instrumental Fanzine will keep the music flowing between bands, and Jet Powers will host as MC. This gathering is family friendly and free to attend. A pre-party takes place the night before at Trader Vic’s Atlanta featuring The Flying Saucers and DJ GalactEye, which is also family friendly and free.

The Thrifting Atlanta Fashion Market brings fashion and beauty pop-up boutiques to Vintage West End on the West End Beltline. Browse wallet-friendly finds, trade pieces in a fashion swap, enjoy brunch, and sip from a cash bar while a DJ sets the mood. Featured pop-up boutiques include Keren's Closet and Fashion Swap Boutique. Admission is free.

Playing With Our Words brings multiple generations together at the ArtsXchange in the Riley Memorial Library for a lively exploration of language and creativity. Participants can take part in group writing, storytelling, and playful activities inspired by letter-tile word games, all focused on connection through words. Admission is free, donations are welcome, and snacks will be available. Capacity is limited, and minors must attend with an adult. This program is part of the ArtsXchange literary programming in partnership with South Fulton Arts and in partnership with Fulton Institute.

The Masquerade hosts a concert featuring The Browning with Deadlands, Extortionist, and Blind Equation. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are available at the venue’s box office or online.

Castle Rat performs at Heaven at The Masquerade alongside Unto Others and Wraith Knight. The show welcomes all ages, and tickets can be purchased at the venue's box office or online.

A sophisticated supper club evening in Atlanta spotlights the diverse flavors of the Caribbean through a seven course tasting experience. Each course is crafted to highlight the richness of the region’s diaspora, with live entertainment unfolding alongside the meal to create a vibrant, immersive atmosphere. The gathering takes place at a private venue, with location details shared after booking. Seating is limited, and a $50 reservation secures a spot.

Michelle Malone brings her roots-rich sound to Eddie's Attic, joined by Trina Meade & Co. A veteran of more than three decades, Malone blends roadhouse rock, blues, folk, and country soul with a strong Georgia imprint. Her recent album Southern Comfort highlights that heritage with contributions from Charlie Starr and Paul Jackson of Blackberry Smoke, Rick Richards of The Georgia Satellites, guitarist Doug Kees, and Americana stalwart Buddy Miller. The record revisits the early Drag The River favorite Southern Comfort in tribute to drummer Billy Pitts, and it features co-writes with Dean Dillon. Malone’s history includes vocals on Drivin N Cryin’s Straight To Hell and Honeysuckle Blue, along with appearances alongside Indigo Girls and Shawn Mullins. The collection ranges from gritty guitar workouts like Barbed Wire Kisses and Undercover Mother to the southern soul of Wine and Regret and the breezy pulse of One Track Mind, all tied together by songwriting with a strong sense of place. Trina Meade & Co. add a powerhouse companion set. Fronted by Atlanta singer and songwriter Trina Meade, whose collaborations span OutKast, Fishbone, Indigo Girls, Stevie Wonder, Blind Boys of Alabama, Toby Keith, Blue Oyster Cult, Pebbles, and Babyface, the band draws on deep experience from years on the road and in the studio. Guitarist and songwriter Donna Hopkins brings a long-running career shaped by time in Atlanta and Nashville. Bassist Jon Schwenke contributes a steady, musical foundation, while drummer Jason LaMarca supplies infectious grooves honed across the local scene. Multi-instrumentalist Jon Harris rounds out the lineup with guitar, slide, lap steel, mandolin, and vocals, reflecting a body of work that crosses genres. Expect an evening of southern-steeped songwriting, spirited musicianship, and stories delivered by seasoned artists.

Experience the 2016 Academy Award winning Lionsgate film La La Land in a live concert presentation. The movie, starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone and written and directed by Damien Chazelle, is shown while a full orchestra and jazz band perform the score in real time, featuring piano solos performed live. The story follows a dedicated pianist and an aspiring actress whose relationship blossoms as they pursue their careers and work to keep love and ambition in balance.

Bobby Lee takes the stage at The Tabernacle Atlanta with a fast-paced set that keeps the crowd on its toes. He mixes polished storytelling with in-the-moment crowd work, weaving personal bits and sudden twists into a performance that feels fresh every time.

Sam Barber brings a breezy Southern vibe with gritty vocals, candid lyrics, and a modern country kick that keeps the energy high. Expect soaring singalong moments, tender pauses, and the cathartic feel of a night beneath the trees at Chastain. Highlights include Straight and Narrow, Indigo, Streetlight, and Dancing in the Sky, plus more favorites made for singing along together.

Multi platinum, GRAMMY Award winning group Little Big Town brings the For The Art Of It Tour to the Fox Theatre, produced by Live Nation and celebrating their album It’s A Dying Art. Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet, and Jimi Westbrook lead a performance shaped by intimate storytelling, heartfelt ballads, and collaborations with friends including Ashley Monroe, Jason Isbell, and Kelsea Ballerini. The music leans into a human made feel, welcoming imperfection, deep emotion, and lived experience. With more than 25 years together, the band continues to highlight the trust and artistry that define its sound.

New York City FC heads to Mercedes-Benz Stadium to take on Atlanta United FC in a late-season conference clash. The match features a stylistic contrast, with NYCFC leaning on patient buildup and technical play, while Atlanta relies on pace and relentless attacking pressure. A lively crowd atmosphere and a fast, modern surface add to a meeting packed with big-game talent.

SYML, the solo project of Seattle musician Brian Fennell, brings an intimate, emotionally rich performance to Variety Playhouse. Known for songs that seek refuge in melody and feeling, he arrives with new work from Nobody Lives Here, created with longtime collaborator Brian Eichelberger. The music lives in the space between loss and connection, welcoming listeners with spare textures, slide guitar colors, and the warmth of cello. His self-titled debut appeared in 2019 and included the multi-platinum track Where’s My Love and the gold-certified favorite Girl. The 2023 follow up, The Day My Father Died, was recorded at Studio X with producer Phil Ek and featured contributions from Guy Garvey of Elbow, Lucius, Sara Watkins of Nickel Creek, and Charlotte Lawrence. His songs have underscored many moments across film and television, and were used by Lana Del Rey on Paris, TX from her Grammy-nominated 2023 album. With billions of streams, SYML continues to face themes of grief, time, and mortality with clarity and heart. In 2024 he also launched FIN. Recordings in collaboration with Nettwerk Music Group and Good Harbor Music. This event is open to all ages.

Celebrate 22 years of PasoFino at Academy Ballroom ATL in Buckhead with an Atlanta tradition that spotlights non-stop dance and community. The weekend features a world class showcase led by Uriel and Jeannette, nine-time champions, along with 10 performances, appearances by over 30 artists, hours of social dancing, and five dance workshops. Music comes from DJ King Tito and DJ Mane, the program is hosted by MC Cameron Friend, and Dennis Jones provides video and photo coverage. Featured artists include Uriel and Jeannette from Miami, Elegant Swag from PBDC, Aatma Dance, Clahvay Dance Soul, Bachata Conexion from Athens, Fuquan and Candace, Rojas PasoFino, and the PasoFino Salsa Team. Saturday moves from a salsa introduction into social dancing, spotlights a showcase, pauses for a toast and photos, then returns to the dance floor before closing. Sunday offers intermediate-friendly workshops covering bachata shines with La Roja, Afro-Cuban body movement and shines with Jose and Sharilyn, sensual bachata partnerwork with Uriel and Jeannette, and On2 salsa partnerwork with Uriel and Jeannette. Ticket options include social-only admission for $20 in advance or $25 at the door, and an all-access pass for $100 that includes the showcase, social, and workshops.

Take a relaxed neighborhood bike ride of about 15 miles rolling out from Wild Heaven Beer (West End Brewery & Gardens). An optional coffee at Notable beforehand is mentioned, and after the ride there is time to connect with fellow cyclists and enjoy comforting fare at Eats. The pace is easy, yet the distance and hills generally make it unsuitable for beginners. It is best for riders who already feel comfortable covering around 10 miles.

At Georgia World Congress Center, this convention welcomes collectors and enthusiasts of all things geeky and rare. Browse a wide range of vendor booths featuring comics, toys, memorabilia, and more. Discover exclusive merchandise and take part in activities happening throughout the event. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere filled with fun and nostalgia centered on collectibles.

Atlanta’s long-running cemetery music festival returns to Oakland for its 48th year. Inspired by the Victorian custom of enjoying a relaxed day in a cemetery, this signature Sunday gathering blends live music, local history, and family-friendly fun into one distinctive experience. It welcomes history lovers, music fans, and anyone drawn to good vibes, celebrating a uniquely Oakland tradition.

A new Sunday day party at The Daiquiri Factory in West Midtown blends throwback hip hop and R&B with a relaxed, grown-up vibe. Expect games, flavorful food, frozen daiquiris, and DJ sets alongside plenty of NFL football. Hookah is available. Birthday groups are celebrated with champagne, and both admission and parking are complimentary.

Set above Buckhead, Gypsy Kitchen offers a sun-soaked rooftop experience with live music, open-air views, and a menu of Spanish pintxos, which are small bites meant for lingering over good conversation. The bar spotlights bright, refreshing spritzes alongside plates like bacon-wrapped dates, crab stuffed piquillo peppers, chilled gazpacho cups, and the classic bikini sandwich. Inspired by leisurely coastal afternoons in Spain, the atmosphere blends vibrant energy with relaxed hospitality. Chef David also prepares traditional paella on the patio, with complimentary tastings available while it lasts.

A family friendly evening at Johnny's features a $2 offer for kids that includes a cheese or pepperoni slice and a child soda. Pricing is per kid, and the deal is available for dine in only with a minimum $15 purchase per adult.

Eddie’s Attic presents an intimate songwriter round where Becky Shaw, Alicia Stockman, and Wyatt Espalin share the stage, trading songs and the stories behind them. Each artist brings a distinct Americana voice shaped by a different place. Shaw, born in Seattle and long rooted in Decatur, has spent decades evolving while staying true to her craft, performing primarily as a solo artist with a second solo album planned for release this fall. Stockman comes from Heber City, Utah, drawing on mountain life and influences such as Jewel, Susan Tedeschi, Grace Potter, and the Indigo Girls. Her blend of folk, blues, pop, and a touch of country pairs vivid lyrics with intricate guitar and soulful vocals, earning recognition that includes an Honorable Mention at the Telluride Troubadour Contest for September and a spot for Halfway to Houston on American Songwriter’s Top 100 Songs of 2022, along with additional competition honors. Espalin, raised in North Georgia, is an award-winning singer-songwriter and fiddler whose music reflects deep Appalachian roots. His debut album, Lies From A Lonesome Valley, arrived in 2026, and his accolades include a win at the L.E.A.F. Festival New Song Singer-Songwriter Competition and finalist nods at contests including the Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at Merlefest, the Rocky Mountain Folk Festival Songwriter Showcase, and Songwriter Serenade. Together they create a welcoming circle of music and conversation that highlights the heart and range of contemporary Americana.

Presented by The Masquerade, All Shall Perish takes the stage in Heaven at The Masquerade. The show welcomes all ages. Tickets are available at the box office or online.

Celebrate a decade of impact at the Delta Flight Museum as The Urban Clinic of Atlanta marks ten years of providing free, high quality healthcare, education, and support to uninsured adults across Metro Atlanta. The event features stories of lives changed, food and beverages, and a silent auction that highlights how compassionate care strengthens the community. Business or cocktail attire is welcome. Every ticket and donation helps ensure uninsured neighbors continue to receive the healthcare they need, regardless of ability to pay. Individual tickets and table packages are available.

Presented by The Masquerade and Rival Entertainment, Monsieur Periné takes the stage at Center Stage for a live concert. This event is open to all ages, and tickets can be purchased online.

Rival Presents brings overtonight’s Ghostland Forever Tour to Vinyl with Tommy Ragen also performing. The event is open to all ages and features general admission entry.