Free events in Cleveland, GA

Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

The Growers and Makers Market fills The Garden at Nacoochee Village in Helen with local flavor, live music, and a welcoming community spirit. This outdoor market is free to attend, offers ample parking, and is friendly to families and dogs. As the only farmers market in Alpine Village, it sits just beyond the bustle of downtown, creating a relaxed setting to browse and connect with neighbors. Expect a curated soundtrack that spans classic rock, 50s and 80s favorites, jazz, country, funk, and ragtime while exploring fresh produce, vegetables, pork, honey, mushrooms, microgreens, and lemonade. Beyond the farm goods, the artisans area features artwork, jewelry, gifts, crafts, baked goods, herbs, teas, apparel, and offerings from holistic practitioners, with friendly vendors known for fair pricing. Frequent participants include Gaea’s Cradle Mushrooms and Microgreens, Molly’s Mountain Lemonade, Mountainside Farmacy, Shimmer & Shine Aura, Segar’s Home Kitchen, Barb & Dee’s Antiques, Ann’s Craft Creations, Burlah’s Home Farm, Bow Fairy Bowtique, Red Hive Collective, Humble Vine Farm, Pampered Piggles, The Warped Bee, The Moon Farm, Bitz of Georgia, C&S Creations, Ruby Mae’s, and Shampoochie. The market draws locals and visitors from Helen, Cleveland, Sautee Nacoochee, Blue Ridge, Blairsville, Clarkesville, Cornelia, and Dahlonega, and sits near Nacoochee Village favorites like Nora Mills Granary, Nacoochee Adventures and zip lining, Jumping Goat Coffee, antiques, and a winery.

Presented by Die Laughing, this weekly comedy night at Blackstrap offers a chance to take the stage, try out material, and get the room laughing. Admission is free and the mood stays upbeat with plenty of laughs throughout.

The Dunwoody City Council meeting offers several ways to follow along. An agenda and a view-only Zoom link will be posted closer to the meeting date on the City’s agenda site. Anyone wishing to make public comment must appear in person. The meeting will be live-streamed on the City of Dunwoody Facebook page, and a recording will be available afterward on the City’s YouTube channel. For questions, email communications@dunwoodyga.gov.

Underground Dahlonega hosts a weekly Six Pack Trivia night with food, drinks, and a lively atmosphere. Participation is free, and house cash is awarded to the top three teams.

Volunteer registration is open to support free mobile dental clinics in Georgia with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry. Morning and afternoon shifts are available. The organizers provide details about specific dates, locations, and how to register.

A welcoming weekly music circle in Habersham where BSG, short for Bring Some Guitars, sets the tone for an open, free jam. Sessions take place in the BSG lounge and are typically led by founder Philip John Brooks, with another artist guiding the group when he is traveling to shows. Musicians bring what they play, from bass and keyboards to harmonicas and banjos, and settle in for a relaxed, collaborative session.

Volunteer registration is open for upcoming free mobile dental clinics with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry in Georgia. These clinics offer no-cost dental care and welcome community volunteers for morning or afternoon shifts. A full announcement provides the specific dates, locations, and instructions on how to sign up.

Bring your current project and enjoy a relaxed meetup with fellow needlework enthusiasts. All fiber arts are welcome, including crochet, knitting, cross stitch, needlepoint, quilting, and related crafts. Beginners can take part, but there is no instructor. This free club is open to the public and intended for adults 18 and older.

Hosted by VOI Event Space & Lounge, this lively Haitian-themed celebration spotlights a bouillon-versus-fritay showdown, blending rich island flavors with vibrant sounds. The focus is on culture, energy, and great music, with konpa and Afro-Caribbean rhythms setting the tone and Haitian flavors keeping the party fueled. Centered in the spirit of Atlanta nightlife, it brings together food, music, and a welcoming vibe for a festive evening.

Jazzy Fridays at Louisiana Bistreaux Perimeter pairs live sets from local jazz musicians with the flavors of Cajun and Creole cuisine. Guests can enjoy favorites like gumbo, jambalaya, and étouffée, along with cocktails inspired by the French Quarter such as a Sazerac or a refreshing Mint Julep. The atmosphere is warm and lively, fitting for a casual night with friends, a relaxed date, or an easy wind down after work. The series is promoted with no cover, plus drink specials and weekly dinner specials. Experience the spirit of New Orleans through music, food, and a welcoming vibe.

Volunteer registration is open for free mobile dental clinics with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry in Georgia. Morning and afternoon shifts are available.

The Sandy Springs Farmers Market offers a lively community setting with fresh flavors and local finds. Explore the stalls around City Green to discover locally grown produce, artisan foods, baked treats, and handcrafted goods from a variety of vendors. Each week brings new seasonal selections, so reusable bags are helpful for taking home your market haul. Friends and families are welcome.

Active Ashford returns to Ashford Lane with a free outdoor fitness series on The Lawn presented by Crunch Fitness. Saturday sessions focus on movement, balance, and community, offering an upbeat way to start the day before brunch, shopping, or exploring the center. Each class lasts about 50 to 55 minutes. The series takes place on The Lawn at Ashford Lane near Superica, Hawkers, Culinary Dropout, and Hobnob. Everyone is welcome and no membership is needed. An RSVP is required, and registration closes the Friday before each class. Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a friend to share the workout.

Admission and parking are free. The Atlanta Arab Festival features live stage performances, a food court with dishes from across the Arab world, a souq with distinctive finds, and a range of exhibits, interactive workshops, games, and other activities. In keeping with Alif Institute’s mission to deepen understanding, appreciation, and the preservation of Arab cultures, this annual celebration honors Arab and Arab-American heritage, promotes cultural exchange, and strengthens community connections.