Events in Carrollton, GA

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

A fan tradition that began at the NFC championship in Atlanta in January 2013 returns with the Spartan Empire Founders Tailgate at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Dave and Pedro are coming out of retirement to help bring the energy as the Niners head back to Atlanta. All 49ers fans are welcome, regardless of where they are from or any club affiliation. The tailgate is free, with no RSVP or wristband required. Support for the event is optional and can be offered in advance through the website, dropped in a cash bucket on game day, or sent digitally by scanning Venmo posters on site. Expect football food, music, adult beverages, and plenty of 49er flags waving high. Look for the gathering in the Blue Lot.

Fall Farm Day at Deer Creek Farm is a community celebration of good food, learning, wellness, and the season’s work on the farm. Visitors can browse and buy fresh seasonal produce grown on site, then dive into hands-on knowledge through information sessions on food canning and preserving the harvest, getting started with wine making, and building healthy soil with compost. Short 15-minute massages are offered for a fee for those who want a moment of relaxation. Taste the Farm invites guests to sample dishes made with farm ingredients, with tastings available for purchase. The day centers on learning something new, shopping local, savoring seasonal flavors, unwinding, and spending time outdoors with the community.

Members of Carrollton Rainbow gather for a relaxed walk and friendly conversation at the Hobbs Farm Greenbelt Trailhead in Carrollton. This ongoing meetup takes place on the second and fourth Sunday of each month, weather permitting. Attendees can stroll at their own pace, stay as long as they wish, enjoy the park, get some exercise, and connect with welcoming folks.

Celebrate National Roller Skate Month with group lessons in Atlanta that blend mindset and movement to build confidence, coordination, and control. Space is limited, and participants should bring their own skates. If you need a pair, new skates are available for purchase with a 15 percent discount.

This conference brings together faith communities, agriculture partners, and community based organizations, with Clark Atlanta University and other HBCUs leading efforts to build healthier, more sustainable, and more resilient communities. It takes place at the CAU John W. Cole, Jr. Research Center for Science and Technology. Registration is open.

Frozen Paradise brings an adult day party vibe to The Daiquiri Factory in West Midtown Atlanta. Expect classic hip hop and R&B spun by live DJs, plenty of games, flavorful food, and icy daiquiris. Football matchups will be on throughout the venue, and hookah is available for those who want to unwind. The atmosphere is designed for a grown crowd ready to mingle, laugh, and enjoy frozen favorites. Birthday groups can take advantage of complimentary perks that include champagne, free admission, and free parking.

Experience a brunch-themed Dungeons & Dragons session in Atlanta with Xanathar’s Brunchmaster Guild. Supplies are provided, and Dungeon Masters lead the action, making it welcoming for both beginners and seasoned players. Venture through perilous dungeons, unravel ancient riddles, and battle formidable foes while enjoying brunch favorites. Admission is $10 per player, and space is limited.

Curious about astrology or ready to build on what you already know? Connect with fellow enthusiasts in a monthly club led by Rachel Mara. Each session focuses on current astrological happenings and offers time for questions about individual natal charts. The gathering closes with a calming guided meditation accompanied by crystal bowls. All experience levels are welcome, from newcomers to long-time students. You are welcome to bring a favorite yoga mat or cushion for the meditation.

The Atlanta Falcons face the San Francisco 49ers at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. To move through the gates more quickly, Express Entry is available as a free option that links your ticket account in under a minute. A clear bag policy is in place for entry. Bags must be transparent plastic, vinyl, or PVC and no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and they cannot be tinted or packed in a way that blocks visibility. Non-clear bags are allowed only if they are 4.5 by 6.5 inches or smaller, and any larger non-clear bag will be denied. Medically necessary items are permitted following on-site security inspection. If your bag does not meet the guidelines, same-day storage is offered for a fee by The Mobile Locker Co near Gates 1 and 2, with pickup required right after the event. Ticket options include a general public on-sale as well as American Express Reserved Tickets.

Protect Your Light is an immersive spiritual hygiene workshop created for healers, empaths, and energy workers who want to fortify their own energy through cleansing, protection, and self-sovereignty practices rooted in ancestral and holistic traditions. With guided, hands-on work in time-honored rituals and modern techniques, the experience supports clarity, balance, and alignment so you can show up grounded in every healing space. Participants explore how to build a living relationship with their ancestors through offerings, prayer, and altar tending that anchor and protect their path. Care for the Ori, the inner divine consciousness associated with the crown, is emphasized through daily practices such as head coverings, affirmations, guided meditation, and cleansing to keep the mind clear and purpose aligned. The art of spiritual bathing is taught using herbs, oils, salts, and focused intention, and everyone creates a personalized blend while learning the meaning behind each ingredient. Candle work is covered from color selection to anointing, adding herbs, and setting intentions for healing, protection, and manifestation, creating a focused channel for spiritual guidance. Grounding and energy alignment practices help reinforce sovereignty over mind, body, and spirit while shielding from external influences. Participants also craft and speak personal spiritual decrees and affirmations that call upon ancestors, guides, and divine forces for protection and the strengthening of the energetic field. Attendees leave with practical skills for cleansing and protection, a deeper connection with ancestors and guides, a custom bath and candle recipe, daily tools to honor the Ori, and confidence in spiritual authority and alignment. This workshop serves Reiki practitioners, energy healers, yoga teachers, spiritual coaches, and anyone seeking reliable methods to maintain energetic purity and protection. Protect your light, honor your Ori, and stand in your power. Your energy is sacred, keep it clear, sovereign, and strong. The workshop is facilitated by Tiffany N. Monroe, B.S., M.A., Ed.S, Founder and CEO of Healing Hands Reiki & Spiritual Development, Inc., a Usui/Holy Fire III and Usui Shiki Ryoho Reiki Master Teacher, Sekhmet and Seichim Master Teacher, member of the Reiki Healing Association, the Reiki Members Association, and the International Association of Reiki Professionals, an Ashtanga Yoga student and assistant at Ashtanga Yoga Atlanta, RYT500, meditation facilitator, biochemist and product developer, educator at secondary and university levels, and an ordained minister. Healing Hands Reiki, Inc. is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations are tax deductible. The organization’s mission is to empower people to participate in their own healing and to nurture a caring, supportive wellness community, with a vision of helping individuals live in balance by engaging their innate capacity to heal. Offerings include private Reiki sessions, practitioner trainings and attunements, Reiki shares, teacher training, educational workshops for healthcare professionals and caregiving communities, restorative and vinyasa yoga, sound and vibrational healing, chakra balancing, meditation and conscious living classes, spiritual support including wedding services and house blessings, and spiritual products and tools. Policies and notes: arriving more than 15 minutes late requires attending a future class. The shala is a shoe-free space, with footwear placed in the designated area. Attendance grants permission for photo and video that may be used in organizational publications. Participation is voluntary and self-directed, and Reiki complements but does not replace medical or psychological care. Comfortable clothing is required. You may pause or end a session at any time. Inappropriate behavior results in immediate termination with payment due. Disputes are resolved by arbitration.

HI-TOP FADE returns to Rock Steady Atlanta with a Homecoming Edition that channels school pride and classic grooves. Expect a soundtrack of New Jack Swing and timeless R&B, with Wally Sparks on the decks alongside guest DJs spinning favorites and deep cuts from Guy, Keith Sweat, Bobby Brown, Bell Biv DeVoe, Jodeci and more. Guests are encouraged to rep HBCU spirit in tees, jerseys, and varsity jackets, and everyone is welcome to share in the nostalgia with sing-along moments and tracks that feel straight out of dorm life. Tickets and section reservations are available. All sales are final and nonrefundable.

Coweta County’s long running fall tradition returns with the 16th annual Coweta Samaritan Clinic Bluegrass & BBQ, blending toe tapping music, generous plates, and community spirit in support of the clinic and the patients it serves. A gourmet barbecue buffet from Dunc’s BBQ Kitchen is on the menu, paired with Brandon Lovett’s Brunswick stew and other tasty bites. Beer, wine, and seasonal sips are featured, including the LaGrange Grocery beer truck, wine courtesy of Coggin Travels, and a festive fall spritzer. Live music comes from Smokey’s Farmland Band, an Atlanta based eclectic bluegrass group that mixes influences from bluegrass to gypsy jazz to Cajun, with sets that weave original tunes, classic pickin’ numbers, and unexpected covers. Sweet highlights include a showpiece cake by Beautifully Baked by Bonne, created by local celebrity cake artist Bonne Bedingfield in collaboration with her brother, artist David Boyd, Jr. David’s original Great Pig-Out artwork also appears on the invitation and T-shirt, and every attendee receives a shirt. A silent auction adds to the experience, and a Kendra Scott pop up shop offers a chance to browse while contributing a portion of proceeds to the event.

Settle in for an afternoon tea featuring savory finger sandwiches, scones, and decadent desserts. Between courses, hear tales of women who turned to lethal concoctions to get what they wanted. Gothic, Steampunk, or Victorian attire is welcome for extra fun, though completely optional. Tickets are available through Eventbrite or by calling (770) 527-8726.

Returning for its next installment, this two-night festival showcases the bizarre, the charmingly quirky, and the simply weird with over 30 short films spread across both evenings. Hosted at Red's Beer Garden, it celebrates independent film, local art, and the community that makes it possible. Two-day passes are $20, and single-night passes are $15.

The performance at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in Atlanta has been rescheduled to allow Emily Saliers time to recover from the flu, and tickets already purchased will be honored for the new date. The Grammy winning duo Emily Saliers and Amy Ray started out in Atlanta clubs and bars before signing with Epic Records in 1988. Their self titled major label debut sold more than two million copies, powered by songs like "Closer to Fine" and "Kid Fears," and their signature harmonies have connected with a devoted audience around the world. Event information also highlights Linda Perry, a Grammy, Golden Globe, and Critics Choice Award nominee and an inductee into the Songwriter Hall of Fame, who first came to prominence as the lead singer of 4 Non Blondes and has made a significant mark as a producer and songwriter. Please note that mezzanine and grand tier seating are not ADA accessible. Accessible seating is available only in designated wheelchair locations and companion seats in the orchestra. Everyone attending requires a ticket, regardless of age.

Marking two decades of Nekrogoblikon with special guests Aborted, this concert takes place at Buckhead Theatre. The main floor is standing room for general admission, while the balcony features reserved seats. A limited-capacity pit is available on the GA floor, and once it reaches capacity, GA guests will be directed to other open areas on the floor. Attendees of all ages may enter. Ticket access includes a public onsale, Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, an artist presale, a T-Mobile offer, and a promo offer.

An Emmy winner for writing and an Emmy nominee for acting, Robby Hoffman is a comedian whose work spans stand-up, television, and podcasting. She was named one of Variety's 10 Comics to Watch, and her Netflix debut Robby Hoffman: WAKE UP, directed by John Mulaney, premiered worldwide, with Mulaney praising her command of the stage and even comparing her showmanship to James Brown. On screen she starred opposite Michelle Williams in FX's limited series Dying for Sex and appears on HBO's Hacks, where she earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress, with another season in production. She is also set for a major role in the upcoming HBO series Rooster from Steve Carell and Bill Lawrence, and is developing UnEntitled at HBO as writer, executive producer, and star. Born in Brooklyn and raised in a large family before moving to Montreal, she has been likened by The New York Times to Larry David and to a modern lesbian Andrew Dice Clay, and the paper also highlighted her Patreon podcast Too Far. Coverage from The Daily Beast, The Wall Street Journal, The Hollywood Reporter, and Decider emphasizes her distinctive voice and standout presence. This event is open to all ages.

Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds take the stage at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA. Enjoy a live performance from the act in this well-known arena setting.

Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds take the stage at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA.

Cinnaholic Dunwoody is serving $4 Signature Rolls as part of a special promotion. Guests can pick up a favorite flavor, treat the office, or grab dessert to go. The discount applies to any Signature Roll, is valid only at the Cinnaholic Dunwoody location, and cannot be combined with other offers.

Hub-o-Ween brings a festive evening of family-friendly Halloween activities. Trick-or-treat through more than 35 local business tents, admire Jones Elementary first grade Book Report Pumpkins, and capture photos at a Halloween backdrop. Enjoy fun activities throughout the event, plus the Downtown Eats Food Truck serving a kid friendly menu, boiled peanuts, and sweet treats. Costumes are encouraged. Vendors are never asked to send private messages. Local civic clubs, churches, businesses, and community members interested in hosting a booth can use the form linked in the event description or call City Hall.

The RED Masquerade Gala at the Renaissance Waverly Atlanta Hotel and Convention Center pairs elegance with purpose, benefiting Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, a Children's Miracle Network hospital. All proceeds support lifesaving care for children and their families. The experience is thoughtfully created to feel magical while making a meaningful difference. Sponsorships, reserved tables, and tickets are available.

This free community Pilates mat session welcomes all experience levels at Greenville Street Park, taught by Jessica Dixon Majka of Atelier 20 Perry. Remember to bring a mat and water.

Information for the City of Dunwoody City Council meeting will be posted closer to the date, including the agenda and a view-only Zoom link available on the city’s agenda site. To participate in public comment, attendance in person is required. The meeting will be streamed live on the City of Dunwoody Facebook page, and a recording will be available afterward on the City of Dunwoody YouTube page. Questions can be sent to communications@dunwoodyga.gov.

Presented by Zero Mile, this all-ages concert features The Damned with The Courettes and Gentleman Jesse rounding out the lineup.

Settle in with friends for smooth R&B all night. A long-running Atlanta R&B tradition now calls Vision Restaurant and Lounge home, keeping the familiar vibe with more space, upgraded service, and an atmosphere made for a standout night out. VIP reservations are available, including bottle service tables. For table inquiries and details, text or call 678.886.9542.

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

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

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

Stock up on fresh vegetables and talk with the farmers who grew them.

Enjoy a free Tuesday night group ride that rolls out from the store parking lot each week. Bring a road‑ready bicycle with reliable brakes, a helmet, and something to drink, and plan to be out for roughly one to one and a half hours. County road routes typically cover about 25 miles. Riders of every ability level are encouraged to take part in one or both sessions. Reach out with any questions.

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

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

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

Champion dancer Jerome Subey leads weekly West Coast Swing classes in Atlanta. The evening features a class open to all experience levels followed by a session for upper level dancers. The cost is $20 for one class or $30 for both.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

This kickball session welcomes adults 18 and older with disabilities and is part of a year-round recreation program created in collaboration with organizations that support people with intellectual or physical disabilities at all levels, as well as those with diagnosed disabilities. The program features inclusive activities such as basketball, wiffleball, swimming, pickleball, kickball and theatre. Activities take place at community venues that include Lynch Park Facilities, Wadsworth Auditorium and the Newnan Pickleball Complex.

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

Children learn practical gardening skills, from planning and preparing beds to starting seeds, transplanting, making compost, and observing and identifying wildlife. Each week highlights a new topic related to soil health and growing vegetables. Younger participants enjoy an exploratory farm experience, while older students take part in more hands-on gardening activities. Everyone will plant a seed and care for it through harvest. Lessons weave scientific and mathematical practices with creative projects like building, crafting, and storytelling. Expect some mess, since seeding, bed preparation, and planting can get dirty, so clothing that can handle soil is recommended. Parents may plan for drop-off at the farm on the scheduled day. For more information, contact education@serenbefarms.com.

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

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

Wednesday Night Supper at Newnan First UMC features straightforward pricing for individuals and families. The cost is $8 per adult, $5 per child under 12, or $25 for a family of four with two adults and two children under 12. RSVP is requested by noon the Tuesday before, and registration and payment can be completed in person. Information about menus and programming is available online.

Bremen First United Methodist Church hosts a Trunk or Treat filled with fall fun. Families can bring children in costume to enjoy treats, smiles, and a safe, family friendly way to celebrate Halloween with the church community. Open to the community.

Enjoy a complimentary yoga class at Greenville Street Park guided by instructor Misty Caples. The session welcomes all experience levels, with variations offered for each posture so participants can choose an easier or more challenging option that feels right and safe. Please bring a yoga mat or towel and water for a refreshing practice.

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

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

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

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

New York style pizza pairs with a lively trivia experience in Atlanta, creating a casual outing for friends who like to test their knowledge together. Enjoy slices while working through questions as a group in a fun, social setting.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Backstage Jams brings live music jam sessions to Backstage Atlanta with performances that put you close to the action. Talented musicians set the tone for an energetic night of live performance, welcoming both devoted music fans and performers interested in showcasing their skills.

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

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

Vinings Jubilee Farmers Market returns for the season with a relaxed, open-air atmosphere in the heart of Vinings. Explore in-season produce, freshly baked goods, ready-to-eat options, and local favorites while enjoying an easygoing shopping and strolling experience. Admission is free, making it a refreshing break.

Enjoy an evening version of the Chattahoochee Hills Meal + Market, set across indoor and outdoor spaces where local food and community come together. Explore seasonal produce from area farmers, browse artisan and handcrafted goods, and savor prepared dishes, baked treats, and specialty beverages. Community tables and outdoor gathering areas create a relaxed, family-friendly setting to connect with neighbors and support local businesses. The market is inspired by the Community Outreach efforts of Chattahoochee Hills.

At Fire and Ice Studios in Atlanta, spend an evening building salsa skills across multiple levels. The night starts with beginner instruction that progresses through Levels 1, 2, and 3, followed by intermediate sessions focused first on footwork and then on partnering. Classes emphasize timing and footwork, partnership technique, body mechanics, and musicality, aiming to help dancers move confidently rather than simply memorize patterns. Intermediate participation is limited to those who know the studio syllabus and have instructor approval so everyone moves at an appropriate pace. Each class is $25. Train, connect with other dancers, and continue improving from session to session.

Experience a Halloween-themed VR social night in Atlanta, GA, filled with music, prizes, and costumes. Enjoy a shortened session and a soft drink as part of the fun. Tickets are available.

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

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

Presented by Partners in Education of Douglas County, Principal 4 A Day invites PIE Partners, business leaders, and community members to spend time alongside a Douglas County School System principal. Participants get an inside look at school leadership, observing the daily responsibilities, complex decisions, and real challenges that shape a campus. The experience also encourages conversations with school administrators, offers insight into what happens beyond the classroom, and highlights practical ways community partnerships can support students, teachers, and staff. Designed to strengthen connections between local schools and the broader community, this program shares a principal’s perspective to inspire informed involvement.

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

Rock Steady in Atlanta sets the scene for a high energy night filled with dance, mingling, and music. Skilled DJs curate a seamless blend of R&B classics, Afrobeats, dancehall, and hip hop, shaping an atmosphere that starts smooth and builds until the dancefloor is full. Pair the soundtrack with upscale dishes and cocktails, and enjoy a lounge experience alongside city tastemakers. Valet parking is available.

Karaoke takes center stage with an evening of singing on the mic. Pair the music with New York style pizza, garlic knots, and other Johnny's favorites.

At Atlanta Metropolitan State College, the VertiStar Vertical Film Festival features industry panels, a livestreamed actors showcase, international film screenings, networking, and awards. Businesses can take part as vendors or sponsors, with options that include vendor tables at $50, featured vendor placements at $100, community sponsorships at $500, and festival sponsorships starting at $1,000. Sponsors receive prominent on screen visibility, with logos shown on large 10 by 16 foot video displays, rotating across four screens and with one screen reserved for sponsor content throughout the day. Opportunities are limited and place brands in front of actors, emerging talent, directors, producers, casting professionals, entertainment leaders, entrepreneurs, and an international festival community.

Munchkin Masquerade is a downtown trick or treat tailored to young children.

Enjoy free entry to the Atlanta Home & Remodeling Show, a chance for homeowners to connect in person with vendors from the area and around the country. Attendees can get practical advice and guidance to help bring renovation goals to life, from kitchen makeovers to refreshed outdoor living spaces and simple updates throughout the house. The event brings together resources and money saving opportunities to help you get started with confidence.

Fish Fry Fridays brings Caribbean seafood and lively outdoor energy to Pon Di Beltline in Southwest Atlanta. Expect freshly prepared seafood, authentic island flavors, live DJs, and an open-air setting that brings together good food, music, and community. Plates often showcase fried snapper, whiting, fried shrimp, rotating seafood features, and specials such as lobster and crab, paired with fresh sides and Caribbean-inspired drinks. Music fills the evening with reggae, dancehall, afrobeats, R&B, and classics. The courtyard offers comfortable seating and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere that suits date nights, birthday celebrations, relaxed dinners with friends, and anyone who loves great food and Caribbean culture. Admission is free with complimentary RSVP available, and food and beverages are sold separately. Seating is first come, first served unless reserved, and parking is available with details provided in event information. Families are welcome during regular dining hours.

Open to park guests, this Halloween celebration transforms the park into a glowing realm of playful chills and festive fun. Wander a spooky trick-or-treat trail, dance at a monster-themed party, and watch a nighttime light parade shimmer across the grounds. Keep the excitement going with eerie games, pumpkin decorating, hayrides, costume contests, campsite decorating, and s'mores by the fire. Those seeking extra thrills can brave the haunted trail... enter if you dare. A special pumpkin patch ceremony adds a touch of magic to the festivities, with activities for little ones and grown-ups alike.

Players can compete in a Union Arena Special Rare Battle centered on Goddess of Victory: Nikke at QuestComicShop. The entry fee is $10, and special prizes will be awarded to the top four finishers.

Spend an easygoing evening at Switchman Hall centered around family-friendly games. Choose from a selection of classic board and card options available on site, or bring your own favorites to the table. Enjoy dinner while you play, share laughs, and spark a little friendly competition as you reconnect with the people who matter most. Phones stay tucked away, there is no pressure, and the focus is simple... quality time and fun together.

This constructed event has a $10 entry fee. Participants will have the opportunity to purchase booster boxes, with availability determined by final ranking and overall attendance. Registration is handled through the Bandai TCG+ app for a chance to play.

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

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

As part of Free Movies at The Wadsworth, Wadsworth Auditorium presents Clue (1985 Film). The auditorium offers complimentary film showings throughout the year, featuring a range of titles for everyone to enjoy.

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.

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

Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea, a Grammy Award-winning all-women ensemble, brings its acclaimed sound to the Carrollton Center for the Arts. Celebrated for honoring tradition while broadening the reach of professional mariachi, the group will include music connected to Día de los Muertos, a timely tribute for the season. Adult tickets are $25.

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

Settle in for a high-energy comedy show at Westside Cultural Arts Center, filled with sharp wit, quick-fire jokes, and plenty of laughs from beginning to end. Expect a lively atmosphere, playful banter, and an upbeat night of humor that promises big smiles throughout.

Settle in at Westside Cultural Arts Center for an in-person comedy night packed with a lively mix of comedians and plenty of laughs from start to finish. It is set up for a fun evening with friends, with free tickets available and the option to reserve a table.

The Certified Funny Comedy Show brings an evening of laughs to the Westside Cultural Arts Center in Atlanta. A lineup of comedians performs onstage with lively sets crafted to keep the crowd entertained from beginning to end. A lighthearted night out for anyone who enjoys live comedy.

Way 2 Funny Fridays brings stand-up comedy to Westside Cultural Arts Center in Atlanta. Expect plenty of laughs and an easygoing atmosphere as comedians take the stage for a show made for unwinding.

Fan-favorite comedians take the stage at Westside Cultural Arts Center for a high-energy stand-up showcase. The night spotlights Atlanta comedy with quick wit, bold personalities, and a fresh twist on funny.

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

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

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

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

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

A community storytime is paired with a craft activity. Seating is available before the reading begins, and craft materials remain accessible until the event concludes.

At QuestComicShop, this release event for the Gundam Card Game GD06 uses a constructed format. The entry fee is $10. Opportunities to purchase booster boxes will be based on final rankings and the number of participants. Sign up through the Bandai TCG+ app for a chance to participate.

Celebrate Halloween with the return of Infinicon, a single day experience open to all ages. Immerse yourself in fandom, enjoy food, and browse booths from local vendors and artists. The event includes games, anime themed fun, and additional activities to discover.

At Adamson Square, children in costume travel around the Square collecting candy and goodies while merchants stationed outside place wrapped treats into their bags. Exceptional costumes receive prizes. After the candy fun, downtown eateries offer lunch options, and businesses around the Square host additional events.

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

A guided visit offers an inside look at Serenbe Farms, a small, diversified, certified organic farm in the Serenbe community. Explore how sustainable growing and harvesting practices come to life while discovering more than 300 kinds of heirloom and hybrid vegetables, herbs, and flowers. Learn how these methods produce over 60,000 pounds of food each year to feed the Serenbe community, all set within the rural oasis of the Chattahoochee Hill Country.

Get ready for a spirited tailgate with GA Social's S3 and The Dawgpound as the GA vs FLA rivalry takes center stage. Whether you already know the vibe or are discovering it for the first time, good times are on deck. College football energy sets the tone for a lively game day gathering.

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

Grace Covenant/New Love Youth Ministry presents a fall fundraiser carnival filled with treats and activities. Attendees can enjoy nachos for purchase, cotton candy, and a variety of games. Tickets range from $2 to $5, and vendor tables are available for $20. The focus is on shared food, playful fun, and community fellowship while raising support for the Youth Ministry and the church’s future. It offers families and friends a chance to make memories together.

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

This is a constructed format event with an entry fee of 10 dollars. Decks must be built using only cards from the newly released start decks. Event code is RPXUD.

Discover unique products while supporting local entrepreneurs at the Think Big Shop Small market. Presented by Glitzy Promotions and set at Lacura Bar & Bistro in Atlanta, this community-focused pop-up is part of the Small Business Saturdays initiative. The effort provides consistent vending opportunities, space for networking, and direct connections with local consumers. It carries a season-long mission to keep spending within the community, uplift small businesses, and foster lasting relationships among vendors, sponsors, and the community.

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.

This Trunk or Treat gathering features hot dogs, chili, and a cake walk, offering fun for everyone.

This free community gathering offers inflatables, s’mores, face painting, and candy in a setting focused on safety for children of every age. It is a family friendly stop for an evening out with friends and loved ones.

The Laugh Atlanta Comedy Festival presents a roster of top comic talent. There are two performances and they begin promptly. Reserved seating is available while supplies last. Parking options include self parking, priced between $5 and $10, and valet service between $20 and $40. Finger foods and drinks will be available for purchase.

Settle in for a comedy showcase filled with big laughs and an easygoing atmosphere. Reserved seating is available and includes priority entry. Light bites and drinks will be available for purchase. Parking options include self parking priced at $5 to $10, with secure gated and VIP parking also offered for $20 to $40. The dress code is relaxed, so a polished, stylish look is encouraged.

Queen Lea' Gardner brings a headlining performance to Atlanta while launching the I AM FAT FREE TV reality talk show and channel. As host, she leads an evening that champions the global plus size and curvy community with the message never let your size define you. Filming of TV talk show interviews takes place before the launch party. The celebration features live sets from local artists and performers from Ohio, a celebrity performance, and the debut of Queen Lea' Gardner’s new Fat Anthem and theme song, written and produced by her and delivered with both vocals and rap. Guests can look forward to entertainment, raffle prize giveaways, and interactive audience moments. VIP tickets include entry to the launch party. The I AM FAT FREE TV Channel is available on Black Opal TV Network, and the I AM FAT FREE music video mini movie channel is on Black Opal Cable TV Network, with access on Roku, Apple TV, and Fire TV.

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

Zero Mile Presents Neal Francis with Sam Fribush Organ Trio at Terminal West in Atlanta. The Chicago-based singer, songwriter, and pianist is known for an analog-focused blend of timeless rock and 70s-inspired dance textures, weaving psych-rock instincts, classic funk, and power-pop with weighty guitar riffs and deep grooves. His studio catalog includes Changes, In Plain Sight, the concert release Francis Comes Alive, the EP Sentimental Garbage, and Return To Zero, created with co-producer Sergio Rios, recorded with members of his touring band, and featuring collaborators such as Dom Frigo, Say She She, Michael Shuman, Elliot Bergman, and guitarist Eric Krasno. Francis began playing piano at a young age, toured widely as a sideman before launching his solo career, and has appeared at festivals like Bonnaroo, Fuji Rock, and Lollapalooza, as well as historic venues such as Carnegie Hall. This is an all-ages show.

Northside Tavern marks Halloween with back-to-back live sets from Kobanova followed by Brandon Boone & The Reunion. Admission is $10. Costumes are welcome, dancing is expected, and the night features plenty of live music and playful Halloween antics.

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

Celebrate Halloween with live music, tasty food, and a welcoming crowd. Costumes are encouraged to keep the festive spirit going.

Saturday nights get a late night refresh at Punch Bowl Social in Atlanta with After Dark. A DJ keeps the energy high with sing along favorites, drink specials are available, and classic board games bring a nostalgic way to challenge friends. Hourly raffles add excitement with prizes on the line. On second Saturdays, the experience shifts to special themes. A rewards program is also offered, with points on food and games and 50% off bowling or karaoke for new members who sign up.