The best things to do in Cobb County

“Sparkles Family Fun Center is the go-to when the kids are bouncing off the walls and you need an easy win. Think classic roller rink, two-story laser tag, indoor playground, arcade and redemption center, a full-service café, and party pros who’ve been at it since 1959.”

From the Kennesaw newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Whether you're planning a corporate offsite or a family hangout, Riverside EpiCenter packs bowling, an arcade, a rock wall, the EpiFIT Club, and coworking into one spot in Mableton, plus configurable event spaces with in-house catering and production.”

From the Douglasville newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Truist Park blends classic ballpark charm, modern touches and true Southern hospitality, and it’s built so every seat feels like the best in the house. Make it a Mableton night this week with a Braves game, a spin through The Battery Atlanta, and kid-approved fun at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Park.”

From the Smyrna newsletter, September 25, 2026

“Trade doomscrolling for laps at Sparkles Family Fun Center of Smyrna, where all-ages sessions, Adult Skating, and themed nights keep the vibes high. Take skate lessons, celebrate with party packages, or rent the whole rink for your crew and call it weekly cardio with a side of nostalgia.”

From the Mableton newsletter, October 11, 2026

“Skip the road trip and get the skydiver grin without jumping out of anything. iFLY Indoor Skydiving - Atlanta brings the vertical wind tunnel to you with one-on-one coaching, perfect for first-timers, birthdays, or team outings... and the adrenaline buzz is strong enough to power your week.”

From the Smyrna newsletter, September 26, 2026

“Atlanta Country Club pairs a championship course along Sope Creek, consistently ranked among America’s 100 Greatest since 1968, with the kind of history that includes decades of PGA and USGA action.”

From the Marietta newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Monster-themed mini-golf chain featuring a glow-in-the-dark indoor course, plus arcade games & a DJ.”

“Pinetree Country Club blends a classic 1962 Chick Adams design, thoughtfully renovated by Bill Bergin, with rolling hills, towering pines, and elite greens that reward strategy and precision.”

From the Kennesaw newsletter, October 14, 2026

“Marietta Country Club is a members-only spot that feels close to home and a little like vacation. Expect familiar faces, a welcoming culture, and a community vibe that turns weeknights into something to look forward to... all without leaving Kennesaw’s orbit.”

From the Kennesaw newsletter, September 30, 2026

“Marietta Golf Center pairs legit grass tees with mats, roomy short-game and putting greens, plus Inrange ball tracking with simulated games when you want feedback not guesswork.”

From the Marietta newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Prepare for a legit challenge with rolling hills, towering pines, and new Tif-Eagle Bermuda greens at City Club Marietta, a century-old track that still feels like a sneaky mountain escape. Hit the range, chip and putt, then book a lesson with their PGA staff to shave strokes this week.”

From the Marietta newsletter, October 13, 2026

“Got energy to burn? Altitude Austell is a clean, high-energy spot with trampoline courts, slides, epic air bags, dodgeball, and a battle beam that will humble even your “I still got it” claims. They do birthdays and group hangouts, plus safety is front and center so everyone can actually relax.”

From the Mableton newsletter, October 1, 2026

“Brookstone Golf & Country Club blends a Larry Nelson designed championship course with award winning instruction, club fitting, and a practice setup that makes range time actually fun. Add StoneSide’s brunch with a view, BrookFit classes, racquet sports, resort like pools, and a busy social calendar...”

From the Douglasville newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Dogwood Golf Club keeps golf fun with a beautiful, everyday-playable layout, a proper driving range and practice green, and public tee times plus memberships. Hit a lesson at the Golf Academy, then refuel at the Dogwood Grille... your midweek reset might just become a habit.”

From the Mableton newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Family-friendly movie theater with digital projection, multiple screens & 3D capability.”

“Short on time but still want real reps? Fox Creek Golf Course & Driving Range delivers two celebrated executive courses plus a Top 50 Public Driving Range with natural grass tees, target greens, and PGA instruction, so you can sharpen the swing, play quick, and get back to the rest of your Smyrna life.”

From the Smyrna newsletter, October 13, 2026

“Whether you're sinking putts at sunrise this week, trading backhands on the courts, or letting the kids live at the pool, Indian Hills Country Club nails the members-first vibe. Come for championship golf, tennis and pickleball, stay for the social calendar, lessons, and familiar faces that know you by name.”

From the Marietta newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Glow-in-the-dark date night, kid energy burner, and birthday party HQ all rolled into one, Cosmic Mini Golf & Play Kennesaw is an indoor, black-light mini-golf course with spacey art, simple missions, and glow toys to take home. Quick round, big laughs, zero weather worries.”

From the Kennesaw newsletter, October 8, 2026

“Bowling alley chain featuring billiards, arcade games & snacks; some locations offer laser tag.”

“Bowling center featuring state-of-the-art lanes, as well as a restaurant, sports bar, and arcade.”

“Six Flags White Water packs over 20 ways to cool off, with kid-approved spots like Caribbean Cove and heart-rate kickers like Dive Bomber and Python Plunge. It’s the easiest yes for a Smyrna weekend, where the kids grin, you decompress, and nobody argues with water.”

From the Marietta newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Need a fast golf reset without trekking OTP? Legacy Golf Links & Driving Range delivers with a celebrated executive course, a Top 50 Public Driving Range, and night-lit practice with premium balls and PGA instructors.”

From the Smyrna newsletter, October 11, 2026

“From country singalongs to rock, classical, and plays, Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre packs 2,400 covered seats so you can enjoy the show without stressing the forecast. It’s the kind of easy local night out where you’ll probably bump into a neighbor and leave humming.”

From the Mableton newsletter, September 26, 2026

“Need a quick adrenaline reset close to home? Six Flags Over Georgia brings over 45 rides, from kid-friendly spins like Rockin' Tug to coasters like Dare Devil Dive and The Great American Scream Machine, plus live shows, immersive eats, and Hurricane Harbor Atlanta when you need to cool off.”

From the Mableton newsletter, October 14, 2026