Events in Calhoun, GA

Gather with Heart transforms the traditional gala into a cocktail-style celebration at the St Regis Atlanta Hotel & Residences, featuring culinary pop ups, handcrafted drinks, immersive tasting experiences, music, and dancing. Framed as a marquee social charity occasion for Atlanta, it brings the community together to honor connection, compassion, and meaningful impact. The evening focuses on keeping families together at the moments that matter most.

Bethel Music’s 2026 tour stops at Buckhead Theatre for an all-ages event. The main level is standing room with general admission access, and the floor includes a pit area with limited capacity. When the pit is full, general admission guests will be guided to other open spots on the floor. Those who prefer to sit can choose reserved seating in the balcony.

The Lofi Coffee Bar hosts a three band bill featuring Phantom Dan with emo and pop punk roots from Athens, Cardboard Cutout representing Chattanooga emo, and Reckless Routine bringing alt rock from Calhoun. Admission is $10.

Dailey & Vincent bring a spirited performance to Friends of Calhoun's GEM Theatre, featuring powerful vocals and a distinctive blend of bluegrass, vintage country, and gospel influences. Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent, recognized with multiple GRAMMY nominations and IBMA honors, showcase precise musicianship, sincere storytelling, and a natural rapport that lights up the stage.

Grammy-nominated bassist Rodney Jordan brings his quintet to Jazz at All Saints’ for a night of live jazz. Known for a deep groove and melodic clarity, he leads an ensemble in a vibrant performance that includes selections from the acclaimed album Memphis Blue alongside newly premiered works that celebrate longtime musical collaborations in Atlanta. A post-concert artist Q&A and reception will follow.

A fast-rising band with a devoted following, The Toxhards bring the Get Destructive Tour to the stage with a high-energy, participatory show. Expect oversized pig costumes, shirt giveaways, unreleased demos sent to the crowd via AirDrop, frequent instrument swaps, and even complimentary coffee. Each performance features a brand-new setlist and fresh visuals, plus live voting on new songs alongside the fan favorites that built their reputation. Many attendees arrive in cosplay inspired by characters from the band’s eclectic catalog, which adds to the anything-can-happen atmosphere. Online, their music and comedy sketches have earned tens of millions of plays and views. Their debut album, Your Neighborhood, arrived in spring 2025 on Hopeless Records to strong critical praise and led to wide-ranging North American touring. This chapter of the Get Destructive Tour strives to surpass everything that came before. The show is open to ages 16 and up, with an optional VIP add-on available.

Two Door Cinema Club brings the Tourist History 15th Anniversary Tour to Coca-Cola Roxy. All ages are welcome. The main floor is general admission with standing room only, and the balcony features reserved, assigned seating. Ticket access options include an Artist Presale, Live Nation Presale, Spotify Presale, and VIP Package Presale, with a Public Onsale and VIP Package Onsale also listed.

Brian Fallon takes the stage at the Loft for a general admission, all ages concert presented by Zero Mile and AEG. Ticketmaster listings show the final price with fees already included, with taxes additional. ADA accommodation requests can be sent to info@rivalentertainment.com. Parking information and an FAQ are available from the venue.

Zero Mile presents a stop of the Feel Forever Tour featuring Tokyo Tea Room at Terminal West in Atlanta, GA. The Margate, UK band writes emotionally charged songs that reflect on longing and the fleeting nature of life, delivering a warm, hypnotic sound shaped by introspective songwriting with production by Daniel James Elliott. Their debut album, No Rush, introduced them as a standout new voice in alternative music and connected with a growing global following. With a listenership in the millions and a debut North American tour that sold out, their momentum continues to rise, especially in the United States. With new music on the way, they are stepping into a pivotal chapter that refines their sound while staying true to the emotional depth at the heart of their work. This is an all-ages show.

An upbeat comedy show at Westside Cultural Arts Center brings laugh-filled sets and relaxed, feel-good energy. A lineup of talented comedians takes the stage, offering an easy way to shake off the week. It is a welcoming night out for friends and family who want to unwind together and enjoy plenty of laughs.

A night of drag, glamour, and nonstop performances in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. Cover ranges from $8 to $10.

The Duke Blue Devils face the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field in Atlanta. Expect a contrast in approaches, with Duke leaning on a disciplined style and Georgia Tech showcasing speed supported by the home crowd. With conference stakes in play and both teams aiming to make a statement, this matchup offers plenty of intrigue for college football fans.

Experience the Sandy Springs Farmers Market at City Green, where you can explore a wide range of locally grown produce, artisanal foods, baked goods, and handcrafted items from market vendors. Walk the grounds and enjoy a lively community atmosphere. Bring friends, family, and reusable bags to make the most of your visit, and discover something fresh each time you come.

Celebrate the spirit of the Renaissance with chivalry, romance, and plenty of merriment at this mini festival in Summerville. Set around the Summerville Depot, it features live performances, artisan goods, artwork, games, and hearty fare worthy of royalty. Admission is free, and the experience is designed for all ages. Costumes are encouraged, though enjoying the festivities in everyday attire is just as welcome. A special highlight includes the arrival of the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum steam engine and a chance to see the Summerville turntable in action.

Unwind with a playful twist on yoga at Phoenix and Dragon Bookstore, where micro Australian dwarf goats mingle with the class. Led by a certified goga instructor, this one-hour session combines yoga practice with friendly goat interactions to highlight the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and encourage mental health awareness. Presented by GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga, the experience welcomes a broad range of ages; children seven and up may attend with a parent. Please bring a yoga mat. The cost is $35, and space is limited. These morning sessions take place on select Saturdays each month.

A farmer-focused market at Atlantic Station in Atlanta brings together farmers, growers, and food makers alongside the long-running Creator's Market. Offerings center on fresh produce and fruit, meat, poultry and eggs, dairy and cheeses, breads and baked goods, honey, preserves and sauces, plus flowers, fresh drinks, teas, and other specialty foods. The closure of the neighborhood Publix has left many residents without convenient, walkable access to everyday staples. With 5,000 to 6,000 people living within the 138-acre community, plus nearby Midtown and Westside neighbors and steady weekend crowds, demand is strong. Atlantic Station draws about 9 million visitors each year. This market provides a direct link between shoppers and the people who grow and make their food, and it takes place alongside the broader Creator's Market each weekend.

Battle & Brew in Atlanta hosts tabletop roleplaying game meetups in partnership with ATLRPG. New players receive a complimentary dice set, a pre-generated character, and friendly guidance to get started. Experienced players and game masters can connect with a community of fellow enthusiasts, with food and drink discounts for GMs and raffle entries for TTRPG gear. Players only need their enthusiasm, since essential materials are provided. Game masters are encouraged to bring their usual tools such as books, minis, and maps, and anyone running systems other than 5e should bring the necessary materials and plan to explain the rules. All tabletop sessions are organized and managed by the ATLRPG team, while Battle & Brew provides the space along with food, drinks, and a gaming-focused atmosphere.

Enjoy time on The Lawn at Ashford Lane with live music, changing themes, and community-centered fun. Each month offers something different, from seasonal festivities to hands-on activities. Grab a quick bite, sip a favorite beverage, and relax outdoors at an all-ages gathering. Admission is free. This edition features a Fall Festival theme.

Nu Wave Atl brings an 80s new wave party to Rocktober Fest in Calhoun.

There is no cost to play, and participants of any age can take part in this bingo session. Please note that the start time has recently been updated.

Brook Run Amphitheater sets the scene for a community evening filled with live music, food trucks, giveaways, and more. Attendees can bring lawn chairs, grab a bite, and dance under the stars with neighbors. The headliner is Slippery When Wet, a Bon Jovi tribute led by Jason Morey, whose close resemblance to Jon Bon Jovi inspired the band after repeated cases of mistaken identity, including a backstage invite from Dave Chappelle. Their show is built on the live arrangements from Bon Jovi’s Crush, Bounce, Have a Nice Day, Lost Highway, and The Circle tours, aiming to bring arena-level energy to any stage. Drawing on a song catalog known for sing-along anthems and cross-generational appeal, they focus on recreating the feel of a Bon Jovi concert. Slippery When Wet has performed at more than 2,300 shows across the United States and internationally, including appearances in Africa, Mexico, Singapore, Malaysia, Puerto Rico, Honduras, Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, Anguilla, Spain, and the Dominican Republic. The band has headlined on over 60 Royal Caribbean cruises and played the pregame at a Super Bowl in East Rutherford, New Jersey. They have been officially authorized by Bon Jovi to present their show, are among the most searched and most viewed Bon Jovi tribute acts online, and have earned spots with Legends in Concert in Las Vegas, on the Runaway to Paradise cruises with Jon Bon Jovi, and as a finalist on Jimmy Fallon’s Clash of the Cover Bands on E!.

Michael Carbonaro, known from truTV’s The Carbonaro Effect, blends sharp comedy with astonishing illusions in a live experience that brings the audience into the action. After two successful national tours, he returns with a new chapter, Wonderboy, presenting himself as a Hero of Mischief. Expect surprises, laughter, and magic as reality gets delightfully upended. VIP tickets include the best seats and a meet and greet after the performance, with time for photos and an autograph on an item you choose.

Gov't Mule and Ziggy Marley bring a fully reserved seating performance to Coca-Cola Roxy. This event is open to attendees of all ages. Tickets are available to the general public, with additional presale options from Live Nation and the artist, and VIP packages are also offered.

Presented by Outback, Kanan Gill brings his show Not This Again to Center Stage. Seating is reserved and the event is open to all ages. Ticketmaster displays all-in pricing that covers fees, with taxes added at checkout.

Presented by The Masquerade and Zero Mile, Show Me The Body takes the stage at Terminal West in Atlanta with a lineup that also features Whispers and Jivebomb, plus one more performer to be announced. This event is open to all ages.

Southern Bears hosts a bar night at Atlanta Eagle that celebrates bear culture, brotherhood, and community. The night offers a welcoming atmosphere where bears of all kinds are welcome. This gathering takes place on the second Saturday of each month. Find Southern Bears on Facebook.

Presented at Friends of Calhoun's GEM Theatre and sponsored by CFL, this event revisits the chilling tale of five college friends who retreat to a secluded cabin for a quiet break. They uncover a strange book and an audio recording, and when the incantations are spoken, a powerful evil is unleashed. One after another, the friends fall under its grip, leaving a lone survivor to fight through the night in a desperate struggle to stay alive.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

At Battle & Brew Sandy Springs, TCG Training Day invites new and returning players to discover trading card games in a relaxed, supportive setting. Learn the fundamentals, play guided matches, and build confidence while exploring titles such as Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece, Riftbound, and additional games. A team will be available to explain rules, offer tips, and help with deck and gameplay questions. The event welcomes all ages, with special attention to younger participants and first-time players. No prior experience is needed; bring your curiosity and a deck if you already have one, and enjoy ample opportunities to practice and get answers as you play.

Set to a soundtrack of classic R&B and hip hop, this new adult day experience at The Daiquiri Factory in West Midtown Atlanta blends party games, food, frozen daiquiris, hookah, and wall to wall NFL games with sets from live DJs. The vibe caters to a grown crowd ready to relax and share some laughs in a Frozen Paradise atmosphere. Complimentary birthday celebrations with champagne are offered, and both entry and parking are free.

A relaxed community bike ride follows the Dunwoody Trailway, starting in the Georgetown Shopping Center parking lot, heading to Brook Run Park, then returning to the starting point. The route covers about four miles, is mostly flat, and is paced so everyone can ride together comfortably. Before setting out, riders receive brief route and safety information, and after the ride there is time to socialize at one of the establishments in the center. This recurring series brings neighbors together on the second Sunday of each month from March through November. Riders of all experience levels are welcome, including families, recreational riders, and those new to cycling. Please bring a helmet and water, wear weather-appropriate clothing, and make sure your bicycle is in safe working condition with properly inflated tires. A lock is useful if you plan to stay afterward. Participants should be able to start, stop, and ride independently without training wheels, and children 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Vitamin String Quartet teams up with vocal trio Girl Named Tom for a tour of reimagined classics, modern hits, and special collaborations. VSQ blurs the lines between classical, dance, hip hop, and pop with renditions of music by Billie Eilish, BTS, Taylor Swift, Teddy Swims, Danny Elfman, and Prince. Fresh from Season 4 of Netflix’s Bridgerton, the ensemble shares the stage with The Voice winners Girl Named Tom, noted for close harmonies and heartfelt songwriting in contemporary American folk. Together they bring fresh dimension to songs across generations, including their first joint recording, a rendition of Duran Duran’s Ordinary World performed live. The performance takes place at Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE in Atlanta.

AST, also known as Alchemical String Theory, brings together avant garde string artists from Atlanta’s improvisational underground for a showcase of spontaneous music making. Sets move from solo spotlights to collaborative ensembles with guest string players, shifting between unplugged textures and electronic explorations that use live looping, stomp boxes, reverb, delay, pitch shifting, and more. The performance takes place at Red Light Cafe. Advance tickets are $10 and admission at the door is $15. All ticket sales are final with no refunds.

Enjoy a meal at Texas Roadhouse in Cartersville to benefit Footprints on the Heart. Show the flyer on your phone or bring a printed copy when ordering, and 10 percent of your food purchase will be donated to the organization. This offer applies to food items only for both dine-in and takeout. Let your server know and present the printed or digital image so the donation can be applied.

Sponsored by AdventHealth Gordon and presented at Friends of Calhoun's GEM Theatre, this event features the story of eccentric millionaire Frederick Loren and his fourth wife, Annabelle, who invite five people to a haunted house party at the house on Haunted Hill. Anyone who endures the entire night is promised ten thousand dollars. As the night unfolds, the guests find themselves unable to leave, confronted by ghosts, murderers, and other terrors.

Local Akashic Records reader Cortney McMahon of SML offers readings twice a month at Blue Sun Fusion Studio. Sessions are priced at $45 and are designed for two heartfelt questions, with thoughtful, detailed responses drawn from the Akashic Records, often described as a vast energetic archive spanning past, present, and future. Cortney provides guidance on your soul’s journey and collective themes, with common topics including past lives, current life challenges, upcoming endeavors, life purpose, and the broader course of humanity. The focus is on clear insight into what has happened and the best next steps to take. Walk-ins are welcome.

Gain practical insight into labor and delivery with a free childbirth education session at The Baby Place at AdventHealth Gordon. In a supportive, comfortable setting, expecting parents receive guidance on what to anticipate before, during, and after birth, along with holistic support for body, mind, and spirit. The class is tailored for those planning to deliver at The Baby Place and provides time to ask questions, build confidence, and prepare for the birthing experience. To register, call 706-879-4737.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to Coca-Cola Roxy. Attendees of any age are welcome. The main floor offers standing room general admission, while the balcony provides reserved, assigned seating. Ticket availability includes multiple presale options, including Goth Babe, Citi Cardmember, Artist, Live Nation, Spotify, and VIP Package presales, plus a public onsale and Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets.

Overworked realtor Jim Evers and his wife and business partner, Sara, answer a late-night call from Edward Gracey, who wants to sell his estate. Sensing a career-making opportunity, they bring their children to a secluded bayou mansion, where a sudden, unexplained storm traps the family inside with the moody host, his secretive butler, Ramsley, and a number of inhabitants both visible and not. Jim brushes off the ghost stories at first, but as he digs into the manor’s history he uncovers its hidden truth and learns that Sara’s past is intertwined with the house’s lingering spirits. Presented with support from the Community Foundation of Calhoun Gordon County.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. The main level offers a general admission experience with standing room only, while the balcony provides a reserved section with assigned seats. Tickets for the general public and VIP packages are offered.

AdventHealth Murray presents a free community class led by its education team that centers on the ADCES7 Self-Care Behaviors, offering practical, everyday tools to manage diabetes and related conditions with greater confidence. The session welcomes those who are newly diagnosed as well as anyone seeking a refresher, and reflects the organization’s faith-based commitment to whole-person health.

Hosted by Phoenix and Dragon, this monthly open mic for poetry welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels to share their voices in a warm, creative setting. It offers a community-centered atmosphere where personal stories, emotions, and ideas are expressed through spoken word. Some pieces may include sensitive or challenging themes, so parental discretion is recommended. The gathering takes place in the gallery.

Victor Frankenstein pushes the boundaries of science and brings a being to life, then recoils from what he has made. The abandoned Creature navigates a hostile world, craving connection yet meeting only fear and cruelty. Their paths become intertwined in a relentless pursuit that leaves devastation in its wake. Adapted by Christopher O’Neal from Mary Shelley’s groundbreaking novel, this stage version blends Gothic mood, emotional urgency, and psychological insight. More than a tale of terror, it probes responsibility, morality, alienation, and what defines a monster, delivering suspense, tragedy, and vivid stage imagery for a chilling Halloween-season experience. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis, and early arrival is encouraged, especially for groups, since sections cannot be reserved. Parking options include nearby lots, street parking, and a convenient deck close to the venue. A member discount is available with a valid promo code. As part of the Downtown Cartersville Entertainment District, to-go beverages from nearby restaurants and bars may be brought into the show. Content is recommended for all ages.

Experience a bird walk at Morgan Falls Overlook Park, where mudflats, a lake, a river corridor, woodlands, and open fields create rich habitat for a wide range of species. Look for shorebirds such as Avocets, sparrows in the fields, wintering ducks on the lake, and nesting Bald Eagles. The group will meet in the park’s main parking lot, then follow the road down toward Morgan Falls Dam on a route that may include wet grass, stairs, gently sloped pavement, and unpaved paths. A spotting scope and binoculars to borrow will be on site. This event is free, and registration is required to manage group size. Free parking and restrooms are available at the park.

This inclusive gathering takes place at Morgan Falls Overlook on the Springway Trail. It welcomes people of every age and fitness level, and the trail is suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. To save time upon arrival, pre-register in advance.

At the Summerville Train Depot, quilts from many periods, color palettes, and patterns will be on view, with live quilting demonstrations and traditional bed turnings offering a closer look at craftsmanship. The presentation features antique and rare pieces from Chattooga County, including strip quilts made from flour sacks dating to the late 1800s and early 1900s, along with a spotlight on T-shirt quilts. Admission is free, and accessible entry is available. Those interested in exhibiting or selling can contact Summerville Main Street by phone or email for participation details.

Nora Fleming visits Bussey's Florist & Gifts in Rome for an in-person signing. Attendees can meet Nora, have a newly purchased Nora Fleming piece personalized, and capture a photo to mark the occasion. Signing preorders are available, with five specially selected pieces that can be reserved ahead of time. For those who cannot attend, a presigned option is offered, and Nora will inscribe pieces 'nora fleming 2026' for pickup or shipping. Each qualifying signed piece includes a bright blue butterfly mini created for Nora's Fall 2026 signing events, while supplies last. The visit follows Bussey's celebration of 50 years in business.

Downtown Kingston hosts a family-friendly Halloween celebration that pairs a Chili Cook-Off with a festive Trunk or Treat. Costumes are encouraged, and kids can trick-or-treat among decorated trunks filled with candy in a safe, community-focused setting for all ages. The event is free and open to the public, creating a spooky, happy Halloween atmosphere in the center of town. Official event information and any registration are available only through the City of Kingston DDA’s channels.

Hardwired channels the sound and intensity of Metallica in a full-throttle tribute at Friends of Calhoun's GEM Theatre. Launched in Tampa in late 2020, the band grew quickly from Florida roots to appearances at noted rooms including House of Blues, Hard Rock Cafes, and Revolution Live. Their path has also included invitations from Metallica to perform at the 2022 Zazula Tribute show and on the M72 tour. The set spans every era of Metallica’s career, delivered with custom instruments in the Metallica vein, dynamic stage pieces, and an aim to get the whole room on its feet. It is a celebration of life, live music, and Metallica.

This farmers market takes place every Sunday.

At the Gordon County Agricultural Service Center in Calhoun, GA, this event includes rag chew and testing before the club meeting.

Designed for children ages 1 to 4, Mini Makers features music, movement, stories, and interactive art projects that support early development through playful learning. Little ones can explore, create, and stay engaged throughout the session. Attendance is free for Spruill members and $5 for non-members.

A free breastfeeding class at The Baby Place at AdventHealth Gordon offers practical guidance and reassurance for families preparing to welcome a baby. Guided by AdventHealth Gordon lactation counselors and intended for patients planning to deliver at The Baby Place, the class covers preparation for labor and delivery, what to expect during the hospital stay and early postpartum, and step-by-step support through the stages of breastfeeding. Attendees can also meet other expectant mothers, exchange experiences, and build community during this meaningful season. To register, call 706-879-4737.

AdventHealth Gordon hosts a free diabetes education class led by its education team. The session follows the ADCES7 Self-Care Behaviors framework, offering guidance for managing diabetes and related conditions with greater confidence. It is designed for people who are newly diagnosed and for those seeking a refresher, with practical tools for everyday life. Attendance is complimentary and open to the community. AdventHealth Gordon delivers faith-based care that supports whole-person health.

Fairways for Futures unites the golf community to raise vital support for The Jimmy Simpson Foundation and those impacted by traumatic brain injury. It goes beyond a day on the course, focusing on stronger, lifelong care for individuals and the families who stand with them. Contributions help JSF grow specialized services, expand residential care, bolster family support, and advance its Foundations for the Future capital campaign. Support can take many forms, including forming a team, sponsoring, donating an auction item, purchasing raffle tickets, or sharing the word. Every effort strengthens programs and helps ensure no one navigates a brain injury journey alone. Lasting care depends on a foundation that endures, and this tournament moves that mission forward.

A viewing event centered on the UConn hockey matchup against BU, providing a friendly setting to follow the game together in real time.

Explore shamanic journeying in a supportive group setting led by Vicki Evans. Through steady drum rhythms and clear guidance, participants travel to non-ordinary reality to connect with compassionate spirit allies for insight and healing. Experiences may range from a quiet, reassuring presence that encourages deep relaxation to vivid messages or imagery offering personal wisdom. No prior experience is required. The format typically includes two journeys, with full guidance provided unless everyone is already familiar with the practice, in which case only the first journey is guided. Participants may bring a mat or blanket for warmth and comfort while sitting or lying down. The group meets on the fourth Thursday of each month, shifting to the third Thursday in November and December. Vicki Evans has been facilitating shamanic journeys for more than five years. She is a Shamanic Practitioner, Reiki Master, Channel, and Teacher with a healing practice based in Decatur, GA, and offers this group based on her own experiences of receiving healing and messages during journeys. Admission is $25. This gathering takes place in the South Annex.

A cozy celebration of European flavors returns for its second year at Goodyear Clubhouse. Enjoy homemade specialties such as artisan breads with homemade spreads, appetizers and charcuterie style bites, a hot buffet prepared in the kitchen, and homemade desserts, all accompanied by live music. The first drink is included with each ticket, and a cash bar will be available throughout the evening. Created to bring people together over a shared meal, this gathering encourages conversation, new connections, and a relaxed night of community. Details about tickets will be announced soon.

Discover a zero-alcohol night out that puts craft and flavor first. This guided mocktail class walks you through creating two to three tea-forward drinks with infusion mixers, giving you plenty of room to shake, stir, and taste along the way. Enjoy what you make, then take home a recipe card and a special discount on mixers so you can keep experimenting later. Expect a playful, confident vibe behind the bar and a small-group experience limited to 15 guests. Ideal for a date, an outing with friends, or a treat-yourself plan.

Dan and Phil bring the Hard Launch World Tour to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre with a high energy live show packed with unfiltered stories, chaotic comedy, and cathartic belly laughs. This bold new chapter puts everything on the table, turning honesty and humor into a shared celebration of making it through.

Celebrate your commitment with a streamlined elopement experience in the Atlanta area for $300 per couple. Reservations are available for a pop up wedding day that will take place at one finalized location selected from Morgan Falls Park in Sandy Springs, Piedmont Park in Atlanta, Lullwater Preserve in Decatur, Cascade Springs Nature Preserve in Atlanta, or Hahn Woods on the Emory campus. The process is simple, reserve a time slot with a $100 payment, bring your marriage license, and arrive ready to exchange vows without the pressure of a full scale event. Ordained officiants, both male and female and dressed formally, will be present to make your union legal, and you are welcome to bring a photographer. Wear whatever feels right, whether work clothes, game day gear, or black tie. Couples planning a larger celebration can also use this as a dependable backup so they can still be married if plans change unexpectedly. Ceremony spots are offered throughout the day.

This community day centers on a poker ride with prizes for the best hands. Participation costs $25 for one hand or $50 for three, and all breeds are welcome. Riders can spend time on the horse playground and try obstacles during or after the ride. Lunch is available, and lunch-only tickets are offered for friends, family, nonriders, or anyone without a horse. On-site registration is available and ride-outs take place in staggered groups. Negative coggins is required. Cash and checks are preferred. RSVP by emailing Angelstoor@yahoo.com or info@georgia-arabian.com. Volunteers can contact GAHA President Angel at info@georgia-arabian.com.

Teams face off to claim top honors for the best chili and Brunswick stew. Chili and Brunswick stew will be sold, and tasting bracelets let attendees sample every entry and cast a People’s Choice vote. The cook-off also features arts, crafts and retail vendors along with live musical entertainment. Prizes are on the line in both chili and Brunswick stew divisions. Judges Choice awards are $500 for first place, $200 for second, and $100 for third in each division. People’s Choice winners split the pot funded by tasting bracelet sales and receive cash prizes and trophies. A separate award celebrates the best team theme and spirit with trophies and plenty of pride. The day also welcomes the arrival of the TVRM Steam Engine passenger train.

Enjoy more than fifty trick-or-treat stops, playful bubbles, and colorful face painting. DJ Sammy supplies the beats while a virtual silent auction, hands-on arts and crafts, and carnival-style games with prizes keep the excitement going. Explore a tailgate zone for college football fans and take in live music and dance performances in a festive fall atmosphere.

Free bingo for all ages is offered at Beaver Senior Center. Please be aware that the start time has recently changed.

A fundraising gala dinner in Atlanta supports the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. Hosted at The Westin Atlanta Perimeter North, the event centers on raising vital funds for cancer treatment and research. Contributions are handled by Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Suzy Bannion heads to Germany to advance her ballet training, but ominous events shadow her arrival at the Tanz dance academy. Turned away one rain-soaked night after watching another woman flee the building, she is admitted the next morning and soon learns that the woman she saw, Pat Hingle, has been found dead. From sudden illness and a prescribed diet to a surge of maggots and unsettling noises in the halls, the academy grows increasingly disturbing. The dread deepens when Daniel, the pianist, is killed by his own dog. Looking into the school’s past reveals that it once housed a witches' coven... and Suzy discovers that the coven is still active.

Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market is a weekly farmers market held on Sundays.

At Friends of Calhoun's GEM Theatre, a performance explores folktales from Spanish-speaking cultures. A vivid mix of characters drawn from many traditions appears throughout, highlighting the breadth of Hispanic storytelling. Created for young viewers, the production keeps a lively pace and uses energetic performances to bring each tale to life.

Edgar Allan Poe’s chilling imagination takes the stage as classic stories and poems are brought to life in a theatrical show. The production showcases Poe’s celebrated mastery of language, underscoring why these works continue to resonate long after the 19th century. Designed for middle grades, it pairs vivid storytelling with text-rich performance to create an engaging language arts experience. Featured pieces include The Tell-Tale Heart, The Raven, The Bells, and more.

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.

The Rome-Floyd County Library hosts a teen chess club where participants can learn the game and connect with peers. Chess boards and pieces are provided. The club meets once a month on the fourth Wednesday.

Explore the basics of helping plants grow with Ms. Breanna in a hands-on Gardening Club session. Roll up your sleeves for interactive learning focused on nurturing growth. Register in the Children's Department or by calling 706-236-4608 during operating hours.

Sponsored by All Star Halloween at Friends of Calhoun's GEM Theatre, this event follows Adam and Barbara, a couple who have died and still cherish the home they carefully decorated. When a boisterous new family moves in, their attempts to frighten the newcomers only turn the ghosts into a spectacle for a profit-seeking household. Desperate for a solution, they call on Beetlejuice, whose chaotic plans quickly spiral beyond simple help.

This event features an all-reserved seating arrangement, and guests of any age are welcome to attend. Tickets are released in phases, beginning with presales for the artist, Spotify, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation, followed by a general public sale and a Citi cardmember preferred option.

A new karaoke night takes the stage at Battle & Brew Sandy Springs with DJ Buzz City keeping the music pumping and the crowd energized. Bring friends and step up to the mic, or cheer from the sidelines while others perform. An extensive song library packed with favorites makes it easy to find the perfect track. Drinks are available if a little liquid courage helps, and the welcoming, judgment-free atmosphere makes everyone feel like a star. Sing, celebrate, and soak in the good vibes for a memorable night of music and fun. Reservations are available.

In the quiet town of Tarker's Mills, a sudden wave of murders shatters the calm and sends residents searching for what they believe is a human killer. Marty, a young boy with a disability, is convinced the culprit is a werewolf. After a frightening encounter, he and his sister Jane comb the town to find the man who is hiding the monster.

A complimentary breakfast is provided for veterans and their families, welcoming all who have served and their loved ones.

A two day 8 ball event brings competitive play together with a bit of festive fun through a costume contest and raffles. Matches take place on seventeen 8 foot tables, the field is limited to 64 competitors, and a Fargo rating cap of 550 is in effect. The format is race to five, noted as 5/5, and the entry fee is $75.

Celebrate Samhain at The Bees Knees with special offers, prizes, and a welcoming community of spiritualists. The event features the unveiling of a new 100% handmade Quantum Energy Healer’s Set and includes a release ritual. Attendees can explore magical items for their practice or simply enjoy the spirit of the season.

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.

An isolated winter caretaker position draws Jack Torrance to the snowbound Overlook Hotel in Colorado, where he arrives with his wife, Wendy, and their son, Danny. Hoping to write, Jack struggles with creative block while the manager leads a tour and the aging chef, Mr. Hallorann, quietly recognizes Danny’s unusual psychic gifts. He warns the boy to stay away from the vacant rooms, with a special caution about Room 237. As relentless storms seal the family inside, strange visions and unexplainable happenings begin to fill the cavernous halls. Jack’s grasp on reality weakens, unsettling voices urge a terrible act, and the family is left to face a haunting question... how far will he go?

Sponsored by Estella's Taqueria at Friends of Calhoun's GEM Theatre, Coco follows Miguel, a boy who longs to be a musician despite his family's long-running ban on music. Determined to prove his talent, he is drawn into the vibrant Land of the Dead after a mysterious turn of events. There he meets the clever trickster Hector, and together they set out to uncover the truth behind his family's history.

Artist Seth Haverkamp leads a five-day intensive portrait workshop at Booth Art Academy, guiding participants to capture likeness by first blocking in broad shapes and then steadily refining them into clear features for a fully realized portrait. Students work from a live model throughout, learning to move from large forms to smaller, simplified structures as the image develops. The intimate class size allows for individualized instruction, with a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 8 students. Tuition is $600 for Museum members and $675 for non-members.

Explore floral painting over three days with artist Rachel Eichholtz at Booth Art Academy. The curriculum focuses on balancing work created from life with pieces developed from photographs. Participants will paint florals using both approaches, compare their advantages and challenges, and learn practical ways to capture references so creative time fits into everyday routines. Instruction aims to build confidence in expressing what feels meaningful through floral subjects, whether working in the moment or from images. Enrollment is limited to 12 participants with a minimum of 5. Tuition is $300 for museum members and $375 for non-members.

Celebrating its tenth year, this festive market brings together artisan makers alongside select retail vendors to help you get a head start on holiday gifting. A food truck will be on site for convenient bites while you browse. Attendees can look forward to door prize drawings, including $1,000 in cash prizes, plus additional giveaways. A visit from Santa is part of the fun.

Tracy Lawrence brings the No Alibis Tour 2026 to the Forum River Center in Rome, Georgia for an evening of country hits and storytelling. With more than three decades of success, the multi-platinum artist is celebrated for a signature voice, authentic lyrics, and dynamic live shows. The performance features chart favorites including Time Marches On, Paint Me a Birmingham, Alibis, Texas Tornado, If the Good Die Young, and more. All ages are welcome. A clear bag policy will be enforced, and parking is available nearby.

Jon Robin Baitz’s Other Desert Cities, directed by Kevin Dew, unfolds at a holiday gathering in Palm Springs where Brooke Wyeth returns to her well connected, conservative family carrying a memoir that could reopen an old wound. A cheerful visit quickly shifts into an intense, personal reckoning over memory, grief, politics, loyalty, and truth. With sharp humor, emotional resonance, and richly drawn characters, this production examines the narratives families create for themselves and the hidden stories they strive to keep buried.

Fetty Wap’s Nostalgia Tour stops at Coca-Cola Roxy for a show open to all ages. The setup features a general admission floor with no seating, while the balcony offers reserved seats. Ticket options include a public onsale, several presales through Live Nation and Fetty Wap channels, and VIP packages.

Celebrate creativity from across the community at a family-friendly art show and sale. Special exhibits spotlight artwork by local students from county schools, alongside a variety of multimedia pieces by area artists. Adult works will be on display and available for purchase. Enjoy on-site activities, artist demonstrations, music, and make-and-take crafts. Children can take free miniature train rides, and the TVRM 4501 Steam Engine will arrive during the event. Food and craft vendors will be on site. Admission is free. Vendor and artist inquiries may be sent to slocklear@summervillega.org.

The Jingle & Mingle Market returns for its seventh year.

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.

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.

This breastfeeding support meeting offers encouragement and shared experiences for anyone on a breastfeeding, lactation or human milk feeding journey. Participants can ask questions and receive guidance from leaders who will be available to discuss breastfeeding and pumping. The meeting takes place at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Dalton. La Leche League is not affiliated with this church or any religious organization. It is open to those who are pregnant, currently breastfeeding or lactating, human milk feeding, or supporting someone who is. For breastfeeding and lactation questions, contact Catherine at (706) 286-4702, Heather at (706) 980-4028, or Patty at (706) 260-1384.

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.

A three day painting workshop with artist Johanne Mangi at Booth Art Academy focuses on the art of portraying dogs. Participants explore methods for conveying motion to bring greater energy and flexibility to their portraits, with content refreshed regularly so returning students encounter new approaches. Live dog models inspire the work, and the schedule features frequent demonstrations along with plenty of guided painting time. The first session starts with engaging exercises, then each day builds on what came before. A limited palette is used to accelerate progress before moving into a full range of color. The atmosphere is upbeat and productive, blending serious skill building with a welcoming studio vibe. Tuition is $500 for museum members and $575 for non members. Enrollment requires a minimum of 8 students and is capped at 16.

Texas Roadhouse in Cartersville is hosting a Dine-to-Donate in support of Footprints on the Heart. Show the flyer on your phone or bring a printed copy when you order and 10 percent of your total food purchase will be donated to the organization. The offer applies to food purchases for dine-in and takeout only. Let your server know and present the printed or digital flyer to ensure the donation is applied.

Booth Museum offers complimentary admission for individuals and families as part of an initiative to increase access for people in the community and surrounding area. Guests are welcome to visit the museum at no cost during the designated program hours.

IEC celebrates its 21st year with a sporting clays tournament at Garland Mountain, presented with support from Lighting Associates, Inc. The event features a warm-up round followed by competition across 14 shooting stations, then lunch with prizes and awards. Entry is $225 per individual or $875 for a team of four. Registration includes targets and ammunition, the warm-up round, use of carts, trophies and prizes, plus continental breakfast, snacks, lunch, and beverages.

St Elizabeth is back at Crescent City Tavern in Dalton with a performance of 80s rock.

Carl Cox brings an all-ages show to Coca-Cola Roxy. The main floor is general admission with standing room only and does not connect to the balcony. The balcony is general admission except for rows AA and BB, and it does not provide access to the floor. Ticketing will include a Live Nation presale as well as a public onsale.

A welcoming, large-scale Atlanta gathering focused on owning your own business, billed as the city’s largest of its kind.

Whether competing or simply tasting, the Atlanta Chili Cook Off offers a family friendly afternoon centered on chili, costumes, and friendly rivalry. Teams serve attendees while showing off their spirit, with a team spirit honor and trophies up for grabs. Dedicated cooks bring the heat, tasters explore a range of flavors, and the atmosphere stays light and welcoming. Purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged.

Subtronics brings an all-ages show to Coca-Cola Roxy. The main floor is general admission with standing room only and no access to the balcony. The balcony is general admission except for rows AA and BB, and it does not have access to the floor. Ticket access is planned through an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public on sale.

A weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

This family-friendly play shares the storytelling traditions of the Cherokee people through a collection of lively tales. Audiences follow origin stories that touch on the beginning of the world and explore why the plants and animals around us look and act the way they do. Developed in partnership with the Cherokee Historical Association, the production offers an engaging introduction for children to Cherokee history and perspectives. It also provides a meaningful way to recognize National Native American Heritage Month.

Jack White brings his 2026 tour to Coca-Cola Roxy for an all-ages performance. Expect general admission standing on the main floor, with reserved, assigned seating in the balcony. This will be a phone-free experience designed to keep everyone focused on the music. When you arrive, staff will place your device in a locking pouch that you keep with you during the show. If you need to use your phone, you can step to designated phone-use locations in the lobby or concourse to unlock the pouch at any time. For purchases at cashless bars or the merch stand, bringing a physical card is recommended.

Surya Ensemble presents Elements at Abernathy Arts Center, an intimate concert that blends live music, vibrant dance, and immersive storytelling inside a gallery setting. The program weaves Eastern and Western traditions with instruments such as shehnai, violin, viola, harp, and daf. Expect a themed journey through wind, water, earth, and fire, with expressive choreography enriching the soundscape. The atmosphere is upscale and close to the performers, seating is limited, and each ticket includes a complimentary drink. It suits date nights, a night out with friends, and music lovers seeking a fresh, soulful experience in Atlanta. Semi formal attire is suggested, and free parking is available on site and on the street. Pricing is all inclusive with no hidden fees, and while all sales are final, tickets can be honored for a future Surya Ensemble show if arrangements are made before the event date. For questions, contact Surya Ensemble at contact@suryaensemble.com or Abernathy Arts Center at 404.343.6692.

Jack White and his band bring the JACK WHITE LIVE 2026 world tour to Coca-Cola Roxy for an all-ages concert. The main floor will be standing room only with general admission, while the balcony offers reserved, assigned seating. The performance will be phone-free to create a fully unplugged, in-person experience. On entry, staff place your device in a lockable pouch that stays with you, and if you need to use it, clearly marked areas in the lobby or concourse allow you to unlock it and step out to make a call or send a message. For purchases at the bar or merchandise stands, plan to use a physical payment card. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales through Live Nation, Fan, Vault, and Spotify.

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight brings an all-new 90-minute concert to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, infusing iconic rock and metal anthems with the power and elegance of classical performance. Launched in 2020 by producer and events impresario Nathan Reed, the project reimagines legendary songs with sweeping orchestral arrangements and a richly gothic visual atmosphere. Familiar tracks are transformed with dramatic dynamics and a brooding aesthetic for a distinctive live experience.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday, offering a consistent weekly market day.

A free breakfast is available to veterans and their families. All veterans and their families are welcome to attend.

Magnolia Magic Holiday Market brings two days of seasonal cheer to the Forum River Center in downtown Rome, Georgia. Presented by Shottenkirk of Rome, this is billed as the city’s only all-indoor Christmas market and admission is free. Highlights include hot cocoa, a walk-through display of decorated trees sponsored by Icicle Mountain Christmas Trees, a cookie competition for home bakers, and plenty of chances to show off festive attire from the ugliest sweaters to characters like an elf or the Grinch. Children have a dedicated gift-crafting area to make presents, and attendees can help select the best decorated vendor booth. The market showcases local businesses, artisans and nonprofits, offering distinctive gifts, sweet treats and a family-friendly holiday atmosphere.

Professor Brian Cox brings Emergence, his most ambitious live production, to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. Developed with a team of scientists, musicians, filmmakers, and graphic artists, the show interlaces cosmology, biology, philosophy, and history. Large, cutting-edge LED screens pair with top-tier sound and lighting to create an all-encompassing experience. It aims to leave those drawn to science, music, history, or the beauty of nature with fresh ideas to consider.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Open to attendees of all ages, this show offers a general admission main floor with standing room only, while the balcony features reserved seating with assigned seats. Tickets are available through a public onsale along with presale options from Live Nation, Spotify, and the artist, plus Citi Cardmember presale and Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets.

Thrift Ball & Awards Ceremony 2026 brings the thrift community together at The Westin Atlanta Perimeter North to celebrate mutual support and the meaningful work created together. Marking its fifth year, the gathering combines a festive ball with an awards ceremony that recognizes accomplishments across the community. The event theme will be announced.

Joe Landry’s live radio play reimagines the beloved holiday classic as a 1940s studio broadcast. Under the direction of Marla Krohn, a small ensemble brings George Bailey’s Christmas Eve journey to the stage, voicing multiple characters and crafting the story in real time. Period-style sound effects and live music create the atmosphere of an old-time radio show, blending humor, heart, and nostalgia. This family friendly production preserves the warmth of the original while offering the unique experience of watching a radio play performed before your eyes, a festive way to celebrate the season.

Detective Red Mistletoe races to save the season in a festive mystery-comedy by Linda Daugherty. With odd clues piling up and secretive townsfolk adding to the chaos, she navigates a playful, noir-tinged caper to keep Christmas on track. Expect brisk humor, big personalities, and a warm celebration of community, determination, and the delightfully silly side of the holidays. Suitable for all ages. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking is available in downtown lots, on the street, and in a nearby deck. As part of the Downtown Cartersville entertainment district, guests may bring to-go beverages from nearby restaurants and bars into the theater. Member discounts are available for eligible members who apply their promo code.

SWEA Atlanta’s annual Christmas market highlights Swedish holiday culture with seasonal foods and pastries, plus vendor tables filled with crafts, gifts, and specialty treats. Experience the beloved Lucia procession and explore activities for children hosted by the Swedish School of Atlanta. Admission is $5 for adults, while children 18 and under are free. Visitors wearing a Scandinavian national costume, or folkdräkt, also receive free entry. SWEA is a global nonprofit dedicated to promoting Swedish culture and traditions, with more than 7,000 members across 33 countries.

Celebrate Krampusnacht with costumes and playful mischief, then explore a market of curiosities to track down gifts for the hard to please person in your life. General admission is $5 per group of four, with proceeds supporting the VFW and veterans. Payment is cash only. There will be food trucks, a snack bar, and games. Connect with others in the alt community, show off cosplay, and wear whatever you like. Trade trinkets as much as you wish.

SLAR’s Let’s Keep Gordon Warm is a free community gathering filled with festive fun and friendly faces. Guests can meet Santa, Mrs. Claus, Rudolph, Frosty, the Grinch, and the Abominable Snowman, then capture the moment with complimentary professional photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Write letters to Santa, sip from the hot cocoa bar, and enjoy time together in a warm holiday atmosphere. The event also supports neighbors facing the cold season, with donations welcomed to help address a significant shortage. New or gently used coats, gloves, blankets, and scarves in all sizes are appreciated. Parking is available at the VFW.

Atlanta Ballet brings The Nutcracker to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre with important policies to know before purchasing. A ticket is required for every attendee, no matter the age, and the production is not recommended for children under four. Enter any promotional codes before selecting seats, and note that some offers may not apply to all performances. Plan to arrive about 45 minutes early. Late arrivals will be seated in the Grand Tier and may move to their original seats at intermission. Bags must be no larger than 11 by 13 inches, and any prohibited items need to be returned to your vehicle. If you have a diaper bag or essential medical items, notify security upon arrival. Limit photos and videos to the lobby, and turn off cell phones before the show begins. Mezzanine and Grand Tier seating are not ADA accessible. For accessible needs, purchase wheelchair accessible seats and the corresponding companion tickets in the orchestra. For more details on prohibited items and security, please consult the venue’s policies.

This farmers market takes place every Sunday.

At Texas Roadhouse, mentioning the event flyer will direct 10 percent of your food bill to the VFW. Enjoy a meal and support veterans.

Booth Museum offers complimentary admission as part of an ongoing effort to keep the museum accessible for individuals and families. This free-entry program welcomes people from the local community and nearby areas.

This event features a book signing and a fireside question and answer with local author G.L. Yancy, spotlighting The Periwinkle Blues, the fifth installment in his Woven Branches series. Readers have praised this new release for deepening the characters’ intertwined histories and delivering an emotional continuation of the saga. Snacks are planned along with additional surprises, including a special reveal of the cover for book six.

Atlanta Ballet presents The Nutcracker at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. Every attendee must have a ticket, regardless of age, and the production is not recommended for children under four. Enter any offer codes before selecting seats, as some performances may be excluded. Plan to arrive 45 minutes early. Late arrivals will be seated in the Grand Tier until intermission. Bags may be no larger than 11 inches by 13 inches, and prohibited items must be returned to your vehicle. If carrying a diaper bag or required medical items, notify security. Photos and video are permitted only in the lobby, and cell phones should be turned off before the performance begins. Mezzanine and Grand Tier seating is not ADA accessible. For accessible accommodations, choose wheelchair accessible locations and companion seats in the orchestra.

Rhonda Vincent brings a festive bluegrass showcase to Friends of Calhoun's GEM Theatre, pairing her celebrated voice with superb mandolin work. Long considered a leading figure in bluegrass, she is a multiple GRAMMY nominee and a many-time IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year. With her band, The Sally Mountain Show, she presents A Bluegrass Christmas Celebration filled with lively instrumentals, rich harmonies, and the joyful spirit of the season.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

Footprints on the Heart partners with Texas Roadhouse in Cartersville for a Dine-to-Donate benefiting the organization. Show a printed flyer or display it on your phone and 10 percent of your total food purchase will be donated to Footprints on the Heart. This offer applies to dine-in and take-out food purchases only. Let your server know and present the flyer image when ordering. Appreciation is extended to Texas Roadhouse and the community for their support.

A top-tier youth wrestling tournament brings Valhalla Wrestling’s event style to North Georgia, tailored for wrestlers, parents, and coaches who value a well run, fair, and highly competitive experience. Expect deep brackets featuring athletes from across Georgia and the broader Southeast, streamlined sessions that begin on schedule, and an environment that keeps the focus on the competitors. Matches are held on full-size mats with certified, experienced officials overseeing the action. Custom awards are on the line, operations are professional in a large and comfortable setting, and communication is clear before and throughout the day. The field regularly includes talent from Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, and beyond, making it a strong end-of-year tune up before championship season. Open to Youth and Middle School divisions with an individual tournament format.

The second annual Last Minute Gift Mart takes place at the Mack Gaston Community Center in Dalton, GA, offering a place to find last minute gifts.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

The second day of this holiday-themed collectibles show brings more chances to buy, sell, and trade at Dalton Mall in Dalton, Georgia. Presented by Collectors Asylum TCG, the event highlights Pokemon and sports cards, Funko Pops, and a variety of other collectible finds. Admission and parking are free, and the experience is designed for all ages. DiamondCo LLC will have a table on site.

At Bachafest Fridays in Atlanta, the night begins with a bachata sensual lesson led by instructors to be announced, followed by social dancing to sets from DJ Yasaf. Expect bachata favorites with a little salsa in the mix. The gathering takes place at Elements Dance Studio, where dancers can enjoy a smooth floating floor, plenty of fans to stay cool, and a patio space for breaks and conversation. Parking is convenient and well lit. Admission is $15 at the door, payable by cash, Venmo, Zelle, or Cash App. Complimentary granola bars and a water filter dispenser are available, and attendees are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste.