Events in Cobb County, GA

Safeguard CPR provides weekday BLS Provider courses in Kennesaw, GA for healthcare professionals and first responders. The training is designed for nurses, medical assistants, EMTs, paramedics, dental teams, and other allied health and clinical staff. Topics include CPR for adults, children, and infants, AED operation, choking response, high-quality CPR techniques, and effective team dynamics, with hands-on skills practice included. Participants receive certification cards the same day. Registration is required and seating is limited, and flexible class times are available. For questions, contact Safeguard CPR. This course supports compliance with employer and licensing requirements.

Free outdoor fitness sessions take place on Wednesdays at Avenue East Cobb, offering a complete workout that blends strength training with mindful movement to help you feel centered and strong. The class is welcoming to all experience levels. Please bring your own mat. Check in to enroll in the loyalty program, collect one stamp per class, and receive exclusive swag after earning five stamps. After class, present the Wine Down voucher at New York Butcher Shoppe for a complimentary glass of wine, and enjoy 20% off if you choose to purchase the bottle. Vouchers are provided at check-in. If the weather is unfavorable, the session will be canceled. For updates, visit Instagram at @AvenueEastCobb.

A friendly music bingo event in Kennesaw, GA invites players to put their song knowledge to the test with friends. Pair the fun with New York style pizza and enjoy a relaxed, social setting that rewards a deep love of music. Expect lighthearted competition and plenty of chances to show how many tunes you can recognize.

A relaxed evening focused on the One Page Rules community. It suits veterans of Grimdark Future, anyone interested in learning a new system, and hobbyists who want time to paint and chat with fellow enthusiasts.

Attentive Safety CPR & Safety Training (Marietta) hosts an instructor-led Basic Life Support Provider course for clinicians and healthcare students. Following the most recent American Heart Association guidelines, the class builds foundational skills to respond to cardiac arrest, respiratory failure, and other life-threatening emergencies in both adult and pediatric patients.

Pop In & DIY at Painting with a Twist invites spur-of-the-moment creativity with a variety of projects designed for every age and skill level. Drop in during Pop In hours or reserve a time, pick a favorite project, make a candle, and use step-by-step instructions and inspiration guides to craft something that is uniquely yours.

Vinings Jubilee Farmers Market returns for the season with a relaxed, open-air experience in the Vinings neighborhood of Atlanta. Explore farm-fresh produce, artisan baked goods, convenient ready-to-eat options, and a range of locally crafted favorites from area vendors. Admission is free, offering an easy way to support local growers and makers while enjoying a welcoming community atmosphere.

Learn the fundamentals of mahjong in a beginner-friendly workshop at Kimberly Jane. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance in a warm, relaxed setting, ideal for newcomers or anyone looking to build confidence. Sip wine and enjoy light bites as you practice, play, and connect with others. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required, and a paid registration secures your seat. Attend on your own or bring a friend.

Music Bingo presented by Lights Up Entertainment takes place at Reformation Brewery - Smyrna in Mableton, Georgia.

Thursday nights feature a lively trivia event with good-natured competition, great food, and plenty of laughs. Teams test their knowledge while enjoying Peach State favorites throughout the game.

Enjoy a complimentary beginner ballroom class in Marietta designed for adults who are brand new to dance, couples seeking a fun date night, and anyone curious about a fresh hobby. Professional instructors lead a welcoming, low-pressure session that covers the fundamentals of several social dance styles. No partner or previous experience is required. Comfortable shoes and a positive attitude are all you need. Many participants mention they wish they had started sooner, and this class makes that first step simple and inviting.

At Lost Mountain Baptist Church, a two-part fall weekend features a yard sale followed by a chili cook-off. The sale runs across both days with plenty of chances to discover bargains and hidden gems. The cook-off wraps up the weekend with chili and friendly competition. Attendance is open to all. Chili entries require advance registration and are limited to LMBC members.

Take part in a one-hour line dance session at the Tim D. Lee Senior Center in East Cobb. Registration will open soon.

Shadowy rooms staged as a Victorian funeral set the scene for a close look at nineteenth-century mourning customs. Guests can examine embalming tools from the 1800s, bereavement jewelry fashioned from human hair, a genuine death mask dating to the 1850s, and other period items. Mr. Tombstone's Coffee Emporium will be on site serving coffee, hot chocolate, and skull-themed cakes. Purchasing tickets online in advance provides a $5 discount.

Avenue Live brings local artists to The Plaza with performances that set a lively weekend vibe. Attendees can bring tailgate chairs for seating and can pick up dinner or treats to-go from Avenue restaurants to enjoy during the music. Coolers and outside beverages are not permitted at Avenue East Cobb. Plaza guidelines apply, including no throwing balls, no scooters or bikes, and no children on the stage at any time. In case of inclement weather, cancellation updates will be shared on the @avenueeastcobb social channels. Performers interested in the 2027 signature season can submit a form for consideration.

An interactive murder mystery unfolds at Hudson Grille in Kennesaw, inviting guests to step into the story where every attendee could be a suspect. Follow the trail of clues, chat with suspicious characters, and test your detective skills as the plot twists toward a final reveal. The experience runs about two hours and includes a three-course dinner. Entree options feature a vegetarian fiesta bowl with rice, beans, corn salsa, fresh lime, and avocado, a teriyaki steak stir fry with peppers, onions, broccoli, carrots, sesame seeds, and rice, and a Cajun chicken pasta with peppers, onions, and broccoli in a creamy sauce. Expect an evening of intrigue, lively interaction, and a satisfying meal as you work to crack the case.

Presented by Live Nation and The Masquerade, KWN brings a live performance to Coca-Cola Roxy. This event is open to all ages, and tickets are available online.

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 a Halloween themed edition of the 4th Friday Latin Dance Social with an icebreaker bachata class to get everyone moving, followed by social dancing. Costumes are welcome, and Halloween treats add to the festive atmosphere. Admission options are $12 for the social, $10 for the class, or $15 for both, and there is plenty of parking.

Sing your favorites in the lounge with Karafun offering a large catalog of songs. Between turns at the mic, enjoy the pool table, shuffleboard, or darts. The kitchen is open for food and drinks are available at budget friendly prices. The public is welcome, and smoking is permitted in the lounge.

Rawayana takes the stage at Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park in Atlanta, GA. This concert offers a chance to hear the band live in an amphitheater setting.

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.

The inaugural Legacy 5K honors the late Pastor Frederick T. Anderson, founding pastor of Covenant Christian Ministries and a leader in Marietta for more than three decades. Proceeds support his goal of establishing a permanent home for Covenant Christian Ministries. The course reflects the church’s history and the many places it has called home in Marietta. Early registration offers reduced pricing.

Show Me Reptile Show presents a family-friendly expo that blends education and adventure for reptile enthusiasts and the simply curious. Breeders and vendors showcase a wide range of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and small exotic mammals, along with aquatic species, plants and bioactive materials, and a full selection of habitats, feeders, equipment, decor, and care supplies. Guests are welcome to browse, learn, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community even if they are not planning to bring home a new animal. General admission is available with advance purchase at $12 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adult tickets are $15 and tickets for ages 7 to 12 are $5, and children 6 and under are free. A VIP option is offered for $17 in advance or $20 at the door, which includes early entry and complimentary admission on the second day at two-day shows. All ages are welcome.

This AoS RTT features three rounds at 2000 points and follows the 2026 to 2027 General’s Handbook. After a ticket is purchased, registration is completed on the BCP page, where additional details can be found.

The Austell market returns to downtown Austell for a community shopping day featuring fresh produce, local vendors, handmade crafts, and more. Explore a variety of goods, connect with neighbors, and support local businesses in a friendly setting. Dinner Ideas Collective will have a table highlighting Haitian flavors.

Attentive Safety’s HSI Child and Babysitting Safety course helps teens build the know-how and confidence to babysit with professionalism. Intended for ages 11 and up, this certification recognized across the country brings together childcare skills, safety awareness, emergency preparedness, and practical guidance on managing a babysitting business. Through interactive practice and instruction from experts, participants learn effective ways to keep children safe, engaged, and well cared for, preparing them to be a trusted, certified option for families.

This backyard gathering on Main Street features treats for both people and dogs. Storytime is included as part of the fun.

Plans are underway for Zion Fall Fest, with more details and surprises to be announced. Ministries, life groups, and home fellowships are invited to host a trunk for trunk or treat. Sign up on Realm for hosting and additional information. For questions, contact Min. Joy Pigg at joy.pigg@zbcmarietta.org.

A musical tribute to the legacy of Donny Hathaway launches a new slate of performances at the Patricia C. Vaughn Cultural Arts Center Theater. The Voices of Donny Hathaway: A Stage Musical is presented for one weekend only, and tickets are available. Future offerings in the series include Whitney, Luther, & Friends, a holiday show, and The Women of Motown. Additional details about these upcoming productions will be announced.

The Lion’s Den Entertainment presents Underground Sound Room, a carefully curated live music gathering that brings independent artists and music lovers together in one space. Explore new talent through live performances while connecting with Atlanta’s creative community. It goes beyond a typical showcase, creating a dedicated room where artists are truly heard and the music is fully experienced.

Move through dimly lit rooms arranged for a Victorian funeral, where displays include 19th century embalming tools, mourning jewelry crafted from human hair, an authentic death mask from the 1850s, and other curiosities. Mr. Tombstone's Coffee Emporium will be on site serving coffee, hot chocolate, and skull cakes. Tickets are discounted by $5 when purchased online ahead of time.

Trunk or Treat offers a festive fall evening filled with candy, creatively decorated trunks, costumes, inflatables, and hot cocoa, with plenty of additional fun for all ages.

Jpegmafia performs live at The Tabernacle, bringing an eclectic, boundary-pushing sound to the stage. Expect an evening filled with music and good energy from this talented artist.

Presented by Emil Thomas Entertainment and written by Robert King Jr., this music-driven drama honors soul icon Donny Hathaway by tracing both his artistry and his complex personal journey. Set at the Essex House Hotel in New York City near the end of his life, the story begins when Donny meets Pamela Robinson, a fictional visitor who asks what songs he would choose if he had one final chance to sing. That question reshapes the world around him as a band materializes, memories surface, and the hotel transforms into the stage for an imagined farewell concert. Through conversation and song, he reflects on his relationships, his extraordinary career, and the inner voices that increasingly shaped his reality. The production places his musical brilliance alongside his private struggle with paranoid schizophrenia, inviting the audience to experience the fullness of the artist while acknowledging the mental health challenges that existed beyond the spotlight. Hathaway’s timeless catalog becomes the pulse of the story, with songs like “A Song for You,” “Someday We’ll All Be Free,” and “For All We Know,” among others, woven through the narrative to reveal what words alone cannot. More than a tribute concert and more than a straightforward biography, this imagined final night journeys through his memories, his music, the people he loved, and the legacy he left. It celebrates an influence that continues across generations while opening a thoughtful conversation about creativity, mental health, and the human being behind the music.

Moein brings his signature voice to Atlanta for an evening of classic songs and nostalgic moments, celebrating beloved melodies and the memories they inspire.

Late night gets a refresh at Punch Bowl Social with Saturdays After Dark, fueled by DJs, drink specials, and nostalgic board game fun. Expect sing-along tracks from the booth, hourly raffles with playful prizes, and plenty of chances to challenge friends over throwback games. The series also rolls out themed nights on second Saturdays. A Rewards program is available to earn points on favorite dishes and games, and new members receive 50% off bowling or karaoke upon signing up.

As the veil thins and specters begin to haunt the populace, this Marvel Crisis Protocol Halloween event embraces a ghostly theme. Participants field a standard roster of heroes, tactics, and crisis cards to confront a phantasmic threat. Tables feature terrain with unique rules, and each round introduces additional tactics cards that change as the event progresses. Prizes include spectral terrain, a tracker for rounds and crisis points, a token holder, spooky dice bags with embroidery, and more.

A kid-friendly celebration in the Kids Building at First Baptist Church Powder Springs blends playful activities with a sweet reminder of Jesus’ love. Children will learn about Jesus and enjoy sticky games, inflatable leaders, lollipops, and stickers. All kids are welcome.

A Local Race at Noonday BMX Bike Track offers on-site practice and registration, with competitors racing for Single District points. Entry is $10.

Celebrate 16 years of Ecologie Vintage at a Super Sweet 16 EcoFest filled with vintage finds and creative flair. Explore more than 100 vendors offering vintage clothing, handmade jewelry, art, home goods, and other treasures. Enjoy bites from local food trucks and live music throughout the day. The event highlights small businesses and invites everyone to enjoy the fall season. Entry is free, all ages are welcome, and pets are welcome.

Spartans take to the field for Halo Flashpoint at Giga-Bites Tabletop Gaming Cafe in Marietta, GA. Newcomers are welcome, with players available to teach the basics and help you get into the action quickly. No experience is required. If you already have your own teams or terrain, you can bring them to use in games.

Atlanta Riichi Club hosts a monthly meetup for Japanese Riichi Mahjong at Viking Alchemist Meadery every fourth Sunday. The gathering offers open tables, friendly guidance for first timers, and a welcoming setting for all experience levels. Expect relaxed games, opportunities to connect with fellow players, and drinks that include mead along with nonalcoholic options. Participants may attend with friends or on their own, and organizers help match players to a table.

Reformation Brewery’s Smyrna taproom highlights weekly deals available across all locations. Bar staff and beertenders receive 25 percent off at every taproom. A growler special bundles a glass and fill for $15, with an additional $5 off when you BYOG. Flights featuring 4 ounce pours of new releases and longtime favorites are priced at $8 in Smyrna. The Judemosa is offered for $6 across all taprooms.

Indigo Girls perform at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in Atlanta, with the show rescheduled from the original date while Emily recovers from the flu. Tickets from the initial performance will be honored for the new date. The Grammy winning duo of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray emerged from Atlanta’s alternative music scene and later signed to Epic Records. Their self titled major label debut sold more than two million copies, propelled by the singles Closer to Fine and Kid Fears, and introduced the signature harmonies and sophisticated songwriting that continue to resonate with a worldwide fan base. The event information also highlights Linda Perry, a Grammy, Golden Globe, and Critic’s Choice Award nominated producer and Songwriter Hall of Fame inductee who first rose to prominence as the lead singer of 4 Non Blondes and has made a lasting mark as a songwriter and producer. Mezzanine and grand tier seating is not ADA accessible, so those needing accessible options should select wheelchair accessible and companion seats in the orchestra. Every attendee needs a ticket, regardless of age.

Put your knowledge to the test at Reformation Brewery - Smyrna in Mableton, GA. Teams face off in a friendly trivia contest, with prizes for the top three finishers awarded each week.

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.

At Brookstone Country Club, participants can check in and warm up on the driving range before play begins with a shotgun start, then conclude with lunch and an awards presentation.

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.

An in-person luncheon created for professional women focuses on authentic connection, meaningful relationship building, and purposeful networking. The gathering is industry exclusive with one seat per field, requires no membership, and is limited to 25 participants. The cost is $25 per event, and advance payment secures a place. Guided by the Xperience Connections mission, the event supports the growth, performance, and integrity of women in business by fostering relationships through the exchange of information and referrals. Attendees can expect lunch, a relaxed environment for conversation, dedicated time to showcase their product, service, or business, and an attendance roster for follow up. Participants are encouraged to prepare a three minute spotlight that introduces their work and ideal referrals or leads, and to bring enough business cards, brochures, and samples to share with everyone. A door prize is welcome but optional. Reservations and prepayment are required, and participants are asked to confirm that their industry seat is still available before submitting payment.

Support the South Cobb High School Flag Football Team during a Spirit Night in Austell, GA. Sponsored by the SCHS Flag Football Team, this event directs 20 percent of purchases to the team when you mention "South Cobb HS" at the time of purchase.

SBA Coffee & Connections is a relaxed morning networking meetup at Carmichael Hall in Smyrna. Local business owners can meet new contacts, talk about their work, and build strong community relationships. The program includes a brief 7-minute talk from Celena Evans of Clira Group of Atlanta Communities. Open to members and guests.

Be ready to act in a crisis with a Basic Life Support provider course that builds practical skills and confidence. Training includes effective CPR for adults, children, and infants, safe use of an AED, clear communication and teamwork, responding to choking, and applying sound judgment during emergencies. The class is intended for healthcare professionals and anyone who needs BLS certification for work or school. Those who successfully complete the course receive an American Heart Association BLS Provider eCard. Expect approximately three to four hours of instruction.

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 rain or shine Corvette gathering presented by Classic Glass Corvette Club celebrates the club’s 43rd year and the 24th VetteStock. The day features on-site registration and a public show, and all proceeds support the National Corvette Museum. Highlights include the Doug Reed Best of Show and the Wayne Ray NCM Founders Award, plus trophies for the Top Ten and a Hudson Grille Manager’s Choice. Pre-registration is available, and the event is open to the public.

Spooky Spectacular Bolt Action Bash offers a casual competitive day of Bolt Action gaming that welcomes beginners and new players. Table setup and registration open the event, followed by pairings and three games with a midday lunch break. Lunch is included with the entry fee, and a player pack and included lunch form are available for participants. Round one uses random pairings, with a safeguard to avoid matching players who traveled together or are from the same gaming group. New players may request to face an experienced opponent in the first round to help with rules and mechanics. Later rounds follow a swiss format. All tables play the same mission each round. The mission is drawn at random from a prepared list using a dice bag. Rounds are timed, a last-turn call will be made, players finish the current turn without starting a new one, then a hard dice down is enforced and scoring is based on the table state. Prizes are awarded at the end of the event.

Monster Mini Golf Marietta turns October into a month of Halloween fun. Enjoy an immersive, seasonal atmosphere with glowing mini golf, arcade games and plenty of spooky indoor entertainment. It suits a spooky date night, a family outing, an October birthday or a casual get-together with friends. The experience aims for playful scares that work for all ages and is available daily, so activities are not confined to a single crowded weekend. Guests visit from Smyrna, Kennesaw and Roswell, as well as from across Cobb County and the greater Atlanta area.

At Cobb County BMX, this local race features on-site practice and registration before racing begins as soon as preparations are complete. Participants earn single district points, and entry is $10.

At Revolution Auto Service of Kennesaw, The Trailhead presents a gathering centered on off-road vehicles, overlanding, learning, and community. A special Bronco spotlight invites owners to submit their rigs for a featured showcase, with chosen vehicles receiving a complimentary Trailhead sticker. A GMRS communications training and demonstration covers fundamentals such as proper radio operation, trail communication, and etiquette, highlighting how GMRS supports organized and safe group travel. Two GMRS radios will be given away. Campfires and complimentary s’mores help create a relaxed, campground style atmosphere, and attendees with portable propane fire pits are welcome to bring them. Families can look for a dedicated kids activity tent, while an adult cornhole competition adds friendly rivalry. Food and coffee will be available.

Experience the award-winning social deduction game Blood on the Clocktower in person at Giga-Bites Tabletop Cafe. Known from No Rolls Barred, this gathering welcomes newcomers and seasoned players alike. Storytellers will be available to answer questions and guide play, and the script will be chosen to match the group’s overall experience. The venue features a wide selection of games and a well-stocked cafe to keep energy up. This is a free event. All ages are welcome, with a parent accompanying anyone under 14 to help with rules and to ensure the theme feels appropriate for them. The organizers are extending play beyond their usual Midtown Atlanta sessions to reach players across the state. For a helpful preview, No Rolls Barred on YouTube offers clear explanations and narrated breakdowns of the game.

Explore practical ways to divide perennials to refresh crowded beds and help struggling plants rebound. Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County lead a welcoming library session that explains the best timing, step by step techniques, and the benefits of plant division. Admission is free, with door prize giveaways, a raffle, and the opportunity to take home plants.

Gather with fellow veterans for a relaxed breakfast meetup at Marietta Perks in Marietta. This monthly gathering brings together those who have served in every branch to share a meal, trade stories, and enjoy conversation rooted in camaraderie. There is no formal program, just time to connect in a friendly setting. All veterans are welcome, and bringing a buddy is encouraged. VetBuds is an all-volunteer nonprofit of veterans that supports fellow service members directly through personal resources and indirectly by leveraging combined business, social, and personal networks.

SBA Coffee & Connections offers a casual morning networking opportunity for local business owners. Held at Smyrna’s Carmichael Hall, it provides space to share what each business does, make new connections, and strengthen community ties. The program includes a brief 7-minute speaker segment with Shawna-Kaye Hunter, associated with 2026 business tax planning. Open to members and guests.

An interactive conversation on jazz led by KSU professor and guitarist Trey Wright, presented in partnership with the Jazz At The Strand series. This session focuses on Charlie Christian and the evolution of jazz guitar, exploring the innovations that helped define the instrument’s place in the music. Admission includes one drink ticket. Capacity is limited to 30 attendees, and all guests must be 21 or older. Trey Wright is a Roswell-based jazz guitarist, composer, and recording artist whose roots include years in Athens with the quartet Squat, a six-time winner of the Flagpole Athens Music Awards for Best Jazz Band and a featured act at festivals such as the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Bel Chere, the Twilight Athens Jazz Festival, the Cherry Blossom Festival, Harvest Midtown, and Athfest. His compositions with Squat have reached international radio audiences and have appeared on Sirius and NPR’s All Things Considered. He has performed with artists including Yellowjackets bassist Jimmy Haslip, John Patitucci, Joe Lovano, Corey Christiansen, and Darmon Meader, and he has appeared at the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jazz A Vienne, festivals in Morocco and India, and in Montepulciano, Italy. As a soloist and with his trio, he has been featured at the Athens Music and Arts Festival, the Athens Jazz Festival, the Lake Oconee Jazz Festival, and the Atlanta Jazz Festival, and he performs with the Georgia Symphony Jazz Orchestra. Wright holds a Master of Music in Jazz Studies from Georgia State University and teaches applied jazz guitar, theory and composition, guitar ensemble, jazz history, improvisation, and the history of rock at Kennesaw State University. His recordings include Where I’m Calling From, the Trey Wright Trio’s Thinking Out Loud on Blue Canoe Records, a contribution to the Radiohead tribute Head Radio Retransmissions, The Hibbard/Wright Project with Mace Hibbard, and Songs From Oak Avenue. Thinking Out Loud was later featured in Delta Air Lines inflight entertainment.

Get Up & Dance’s Fall Showcase will feature Woman Song, the newest piece being presented. The event takes place at Sewell Mill Cultural Center and offers audiences a chance to experience this latest work as part of the showcase.

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.

Tea & Tarot at Heart, Soul, and Art in Marietta is a casual mixer for the spiritually curious as well as experienced practitioners. Tarot cards are not required and no experience is needed. Guests may bring a dish if they wish. Tea and snacks are included. Admission is $25.

Georgia Vegfest fills the Cobb County Civic Center with an indoor celebration of plant-based food, mindful shopping, and community, presented by Farm of the Free. A curated mix of vegan cuisine, health-focused companies, fitness professionals, and environmentally minded brands gathers in one place. The event includes informative talks and chances to connect with others who value wellness and sustainability. Prize drawings take place every hour, parking is free, and a suggested donation of $10 is appreciated. Expect plenty to taste and inspiration to take with you.

Studios affiliated with the Marietta Artists Guild open their doors to the public for an inside look at art in the making. Visitors can explore active workspaces, talk with local artists, and watch creative processes unfold. This event is part of the guild’s ongoing First Saturday open studio series. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

The November monthly meeting highlights Hillstream Loaches with Sam Pernald and also includes the 2027 BOD elections. It takes place at American Legion Post 29 Marietta.

Team Feud brings the spirit of the well-known TV game to a collaborative format where everyone plays on a team. Instead of testing trivia knowledge, players try to predict the top answers given by people surveyed throughout Georgia. Teams can be as large as participants like, making it easy for friends, families, and coworkers to jump in together. Because success depends on reading the crowd rather than recalling facts, it offers an easy entry point for anyone who finds traditional trivia intimidating. With survey questions and results refreshed frequently, repeat victories are hard to come by and every matchup feels fresh and lively.

Trade new or gently used puzzles at KOS Inc. in Marietta, GA. Please bring puzzles with no more than two pieces missing. Buying and selling are not part of this swap, since the focus is on sharing for free. It is not a one-to-one exchange, so if you find a puzzle you want to work on, take it without worrying about counts. When you are done, bring it back so the next puzzler can enjoy it.

This local race at Noonday BMX Bike Track includes a practice and registration period. Participants can earn Single District points, and the fee is $10.

Usher and Chris Brown bring The R&B Tour to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The stop is a hometown performance for Usher, which adds extra excitement and anticipation for high energy and special moments.

Hit the links for a great cause at the second annual NextGen sponsored golf tournament at Indian Hills Country Club. The scramble welcomes seasoned players and casual golfers, with select holes offering surprise games and lighthearted skill challenges for extra fun. Entry options include individual spots and foursomes, priced at $250 per person or $1,000 for a group of four, and the package includes green fees, a cart, and lunch. Proceeds support NextGen mission trip scholarships, opening doors for students and families to serve, grow in their faith, and share God’s love locally and globally. Donations in support of NextGen missions are also accepted.

Guests of all ages are welcome. The main floor is general admission with standing room only, while the balcony features reserved, assigned seating. Ticket access includes multiple options, including Citi cardmember presales and preferred tickets, Live Nation and artist presales, Reserved by Spotify, VIP package presales, and a public onsale.

Powder Springs, in partnership with American Legion Post 294, hosts a Veterans Day ceremony at the Veterans Memorial. This gathering offers a dedicated time to honor everyone who serves or has served in the armed forces, recognizing their unity and courage in safeguarding the nation.

Whitechapel appears at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia.

Olivia Rodrigo performs at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA.

State Farm Arena welcomes The Red Clay Strays.

On the second Friday of each month, American Legion Post 160 in Smyrna hosts a country line dance night that begins with lessons and continues with dancing until close. Food service and a full bar are available, parking is plentiful, and there is no cover charge.

Comedy at the Den returns with an evening of live stand-up inside The Creator’s Den at Out of Box Theatre in Marietta. The space is compact and lively, placing the audience close to the comics. The lineup highlights Atlanta talent and is presented in partnership with Jessica “It’s All Good.” Seating is limited, and the most recent show sold out.

Presented at the Jennie T. Anderson Theatre, this powerful musical revives the story of Black Wall Street in Tulsa’s Greenwood District through an entirely original score, dance, and vivid storytelling. Set inside a bustling Black-owned speakeasy during Greenwood’s most prosperous era, it follows a young woman as she balances love, ambition, and the pull of legacy while the world around her begins to change. Live music, jazz-infused choreography, and songs written specifically for the production create an immersive experience that celebrates cultural brilliance and honors the past. Ideal for fans of musical theatre, Black history, and live performance, it offers a tribute to resilience and a celebration of legacy that will not be forgotten.

An 80s tribute is back in Marietta for a high-energy night at The Wing. The set features danceable favorites from across the decade, including Duran Duran, Def Leppard, The B-52s, Bon Jovi, Madonna, Mötley Crüe, Journey, Joan Jett, Paula Abdul, and Poison.

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.

This relaxed cruise-in takes place at Chick-fil-A Lassiter. It recurs on the second Saturday of each month.

Walk to End Lupus Now is a community walk that brings together people affected by lupus and their families around a single shared purpose, ending lupus. The Southeast Region of the Lupus Foundation of America leads the effort to raise funds for research, increase awareness, and show meaningful support for those living with lupus.

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

At Lassiter Concert Hall in Marietta, Georgia, the Georgia Philharmonic led by Artistic Director and Conductor Tamara Dworetz presents a program steeped in passion, mystery, and expressive depth. Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances bursts with the color and vitality of folk tradition. Clara Schumann’s Three Romances, heard in William White’s arrangement for violin and orchestra, offers a lyrical interlude featuring violinist Earl Hough. The evening culminates in Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K. 550, a cornerstone work whose familiar themes carry a powerful sense of urgency and drama, revealing a darker shade of Mozart’s voice.

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.

Cobb County BMX hosts a local race that awards double district points. Practice and registration take place before racing begins, and the action will start as soon as everything is set. The fee is $20.

Classic bingo sprouts a botanical twist at Glover Park Brewery in Marietta, GA. Several rounds of the familiar game unfold with living prizes on the line, from small picks to larger statement plants. More than ten plants will be awarded throughout the night, and every ticketed guest takes home a plant even without a winning card. Admission includes all bingo materials and multiple rounds of play in a relaxed, social atmosphere. No green thumb is required, so beginners and seasoned plant lovers can enjoy the fun. Food and drinks are available for purchase from the venue. It is a welcoming choice for date night or a casual outing with friends.

SBA Coffee & Connections brings a casual morning networking event to Carmichael Hall in Smyrna, creating a friendly space for local business owners to connect, share what they do, and build meaningful relationships. This gathering includes a 7-minute talk by Sagar Kakadia with Divine Dental of Smyrna. Members and guests are welcome.

Rod Wave takes the stage at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

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.

Now in its third year, the Thanksgiving Turkey Drive organized by the HUP Foundation with partners BOA and HKP focuses on putting holiday meals on the tables of local families. The campaign seeks to raise 10,000 dollars to fund turkeys and complete food baskets for households experiencing need so no one goes without during this season. All contributions are tax deductible. Businesses and organizations can participate as sponsors and receive recognition such as placement on event banners, logo visibility with social media acknowledgments, and community certificates. Individuals can help by donating, sponsoring a family, and sharing the message to reach more neighbors. Collectively, these efforts provide a dignified, joyful holiday meal and a bit of seasonal comfort for families who need it most.

The Early Bird Turkey Trot returns to the Marietta and Kennesaw area with an option to take part ahead of the holiday. It mirrors the Thanksgiving Day experience and offers both in-person and virtual participation. Registration is $22 in advance or $25 on race day. Participants who have finished one of the organizer’s races within the designated qualifying window can claim a complimentary 5K spot at one of the in-person Turkey Trots. Event guidelines remain consistent with prior editions. Optional swag is available, including shirts for $22 or $25 on race day, hoodies for $27 or $30 on race day, and finisher medals for $7.50 or $10 on race day.

HUP Foundation teams up with BOA and HKP for a community-focused Thanksgiving turkey drive now in its third year. The goal is to raise 10,000 dollars to provide turkeys and full food baskets for families in need in the community. All donations are tax-deductible. Businesses and organizations that become sponsors receive recognition including placement on event banners, logo promotion with social media acknowledgments, and community recognition certificates. Ways to support include making a donation, sponsoring a family, or helping spread the word.

Class 6 of a six month psychic development program with psychic medium Amy Cathryn takes place at Heart Soul and Art Shop. This session concentrates on applying everything learned so far, including next steps for your path, options for growing a spiritual business, practical marketing guidance, and practice giving readings in a setting similar to a psychic fair. A graduation ceremony is part of the day, and participants receive course materials and a one hour lunch break. Please bring supplies for taking notes. The series is built on The Phoenix System, an ethics centered approach that supports safe, empowering growth of natural intuition and skills like empathy, telepathy, channeling, psychic mediumship, and professional level readings. The curriculum is sequential, so each class builds on the last. Participants who paused earlier in the series may resume from where they left off, using previous course documents as proof of purchase. Pricing options include $195 for an individual class, a $1,195 bundle for the full series, a $975 early bird bundle, and interest free monthly payment plans at checkout.

The Annual Turkey Run Charity Ride invites motorcyclists to support a Thanksgiving meal drive by bringing one frozen turkey per rider instead of cash. For 15 years, Ghost Ryderz Extreme MC Atlanta has partnered with Life Church Smyrna Assembly of God to provide holiday meals for veterans and families in need. The church congregation gathers canned and dry goods, and the ride supplies the turkeys that complete each meal. Registration takes place at Life Church Smyrna Assembly of God, where coffee, drinks, and snacks are available. Frozen turkeys are weighed and stored at the church during the registration period only, and the donor of the heaviest turkey receives recognition. After a blessing, the group departs for a twisty ride that concludes at the GRE MC clubhouse in Atlanta. At the clubhouse, participants can enjoy complimentary food, games, and cold drinks at the bar, along with prize giveaways from sponsors. Riders who prefer not to carry a turkey can have someone in a car deliver it to the church during registration. Supporters who are not riding may donate during registration, while most cars are not permitted on the ride or at the clubhouse because of safety and parking limits. Those unable to attend can contribute via CashApp to $GFFG7185 and include “Turkey Run” in the note so the donation goes to this effort.

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.

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.

Once the Thanksgiving cooking is done, this turkey-themed concert at Reids Deli focuses on getting out for the evening. Trade the fryer for a night out as the holiday bird moves from the kitchen to the spotlight.

This event welcomes attendees of any age. The floor level operates as general admission with standing room only, while the balcony features reserved, assigned seating. Tickets are available through several options, including a public onsale, presales from Live Nation and the artist, Spotify tickets, Citi cardmember presale and preferred options, and a Spooky Season 2-Pack.

Celebrate school spirit by mentioning Sanders Elementary when placing your food order during the event. CFA will give 15 percent back to the school, so each order helps support the Sanders community.

A crossover featuring Disney's Descendants and Zombies unfolds at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. The two worlds meet in one experience for fans of both series.

Enjoy an evening of games at Schoolhouse Brewing, a brewery with a pinball arcade that now also features board games. Everyone is welcome, from newcomers to seasoned players. Food is not served, and outside food is permitted.

Start the day with a relaxed networking meetup at Carmichael Hall in Smyrna, where local business owners can make new connections, introduce their work, and strengthen community ties. The gathering features a seven-minute spotlight from Rich Pristera of Pristera Handyman Services. Open to members and guests.

Miss Winter Wonderland is a natural pageant featuring beauty and festive winter or Christmas wear at Marietta Sixth Grade Academy Drama. Every participant receives a crown, a sash, and a wrapped present, and higher titles come with additional awards and prizes. The entry fee is 100 dollars and includes the beauty and winter or Christmas wear segments, side awards for best hair, best eyes, best smile, most beautiful, and best personality, plus eligibility for Queen titles. Each contestant brings two gifts valued at 10 to 15 dollars, one unwrapped item for Toys for Tots and one wrapped gift to exchange within their age division. A non refundable 65 dollar deposit is required to hold a spot in the lineup, and registering without payment does not secure placement. Crowns and titles to be awarded include three Ultimate Grand Supremes, three Grand Supremes, three Mini Supremes, three Diva Supremes, three Beauty Supremes, twelve Supreme Queens, and one King. Age divisions span 0 to 23 months, 2 years, 3 years, 4 to 5 years, 6 to 7 years, 8 to 10 years, 11 to 13 years, 14 to 16 years, and 17 to 19 years. Spectator wristbands are 15 dollars and are required to enter the auditorium, with children 3 and under admitted free. A door event is available for an additional 30 dollars at the door. Photogenic entries are 5 dollars per picture or 10 dollars for three, with a trophy awarded in each age group. An overall photogenic option is available for 25 dollars more, and the winner receives a 20 by 30 picture poster. Guidelines emphasize a natural presentation. Dresses may be natural to semi glitz with minimal stones, and mega glitz styles are not permitted. Tans are allowed but not required. Flippers or fake teeth are not allowed. Makeup should be age appropriate. Small hairpieces are acceptable if they blend well, and large artificial hair is not allowed. Good sportsmanship is required from contestants and families, and those who do not comply may be asked to leave without a refund. Score sheets are provided after crowning at the registration table, and judges are available afterward for constructive feedback. Organizers may close or combine groups and may adjust overall supreme groupings. No refunds or transfers are offered unless the pageant is canceled. Cash is required at the door for balances, wristbands, door events, and jackpots.

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.

Wrap up the season with a local race at Noonday BMX Bike Track. Practice and registration are available. Participants can earn single district points, and the cost to take part is $10.

Sabaton brings the Legends on Tour show to Coca-Cola Roxy for an event open to all ages. The main floor operates as general admission with standing room only, while the balcony features reserved, assigned seating. Ticket access includes a public onsale and a range of presales, including Citi Cardmember, Citi Cardmember Preferred, Artist, Verizon Access, Ticketmaster, Spotify, and Live Nation. VIP Packages are available through both presale and general onsale, and Verizon Access Select Seats are offered.

Atlanta Ballet brings The Nutcracker to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, with a few important guidelines for a smooth visit. Every attendee must have a ticket, and the production is not recommended for children under four. If you plan to use an offer code, enter it before selecting seats, as it may not apply to all performances. Arrive early to get settled. Late arrivals will be seated in the Grand Tier and can move to their ticketed spots at intermission. Bags must be no larger than 11 by 13 inches, and prohibited items must be returned to your vehicle. If you need to carry a diaper bag or medically necessary items, notify security. Photos and video are allowed only in the lobby, and phones should be silenced once inside the theater. Please note that Mezzanine and Grand Tier seats are not ADA accessible. For accessible seating, choose orchestra locations marked as wheelchair spaces along with companion tickets.

This event occurs on the second Saturday of each month.

This family friendly 5K run or walk in downtown Powder Springs, Georgia supports Sweetwater Mission, an organization that has worked since 1968 to help families avoid hunger and homelessness and to build stability through education and employment opportunities. Festive seasonal outfits are encouraged, and dogs are welcome. Canned food donations will be collected to assist neighbors in the local community. Registration is $35 and includes an event shirt and a pair of bombas socks. Registered participants under 12 who need a winter coat can receive one to keep.

A recurring adoption event at Hollywood Feed Sandy Plains invites the community to meet dogs who are ready for loving homes. Visitors can spend time with adoptable pups, enjoy the happy energy of wagging tails, and see if a good match emerges. Those interested in taking the next step are encouraged to complete an adoption application, and the event welcomes both committed adopters and casual browsers.

Prepare for a pack hike at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park by wearing closed-toe shoes and bringing a full water bottle for the trail.

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.

The season wraps up with a local race at Cobb County BMX. Practice and registration take place beforehand, with racing set to begin as soon as possible. This event awards single district points, and the entry fee is $10.

Ring in the season with the 1988 action favorite that turned John McClane into an icon. A New York police officer heads to Los Angeles for a Christmas Eve office gathering, only to face a takeover when a methodical crew of criminals seizes the building and holds everyone inside. With no backup and nowhere to run, he relies on grit and ingenuity to fight back and try to save the hostages. Expect high-tension action, quick wit, and quotable lines, along with the perennial debate over whether this is the ultimate Christmas movie. Whether revisiting a classic or watching it for the first time, it serves up crowd-pleasing thrills wrapped in holiday spirit.

SBA Coffee & Connections offers a relaxed way to meet other business owners at Carmichael Hall in Smyrna. Attendees can introduce their work, exchange ideas, and strengthen connections within the local business community. This gathering features a focused 7-minute talk from Cherie Caldwell of The Cherie Caldwell Company. Members and guests are welcome, and it is the final meetup of the year.

This community volunteer event, Wreaths Across America, takes place at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, GA and centers on service at the cemetery.

This in-person support group meeting at Wellstar Parkway Center features a bariatric holiday celebration and vendor fair. Dr. Jean-Pierre, a bariatric surgeon with WellStar Comprehensive Bariatric Services in Marietta, delivers the main presentation. Check-in takes place before the presentation.

An all-vocal celebration of the season featuring Christmas songs that range from cherished classics to contemporary favorites. Performed entirely a cappella by a group of singers, this program aims to capture the spirit of Christmas.

Plan ahead for The Nutcracker with a few important reminders. Tickets are required for every attendee, regardless of age, and the production is not recommended for children under four. If you have an offer code, enter it before selecting seats, since some codes may not apply to every performance. Arrive 45 minutes early to allow time for security and seating. Late arrivals will be seated in the Grand Tier and can move to their ticketed seats at intermission. Bags must not exceed 11" x 13". Prohibited items will need to be returned to your car. If you have a diaper bag or necessary medical items, notify security. Photography and video are limited to the lobby area, and please turn off your cell phone before showtime. Note that mezzanine and grand tier seating are not ADA accessible. For accessible seating, purchase only wheelchair accessible seats and the designated companion tickets in the orchestra.

Atlanta Riichi Club hosts a monthly gathering at Viking Alchemist Meadery centered on Japanese Riichi Mahjong in a relaxed, inclusive environment for every experience level. Newcomers receive hands-on guidance and learn-to-play support, while returning players can settle into friendly games at open tables. The organizers help match attendees to a seat so solo players and groups can jump in with ease. Mead is available along with non-alcoholic choices, and the cozy setting makes it easy to meet other mahjong fans.

Enjoy a parent-and-child axolotl-themed painting session where a young artist teams up with a favorite grown-up to create a cheerful piece of art. The canvas comes with the outline already drawn, vivid colors set the tone, and instruction is offered in easy-to-follow steps, making the experience welcoming for beginners and families. Paint together, share some laughs, and create a colorful memory.