Events in Dahlonega today

Gather for coffee and conversation with fellow Marines, and share your sea stories at the American Legion in Gainesville.

This beginner ceramics class centers on wheel throwing and surface design, led by Gracie Jeffords. Participants practice forming pieces on the wheel and explore approaches to finishing surfaces. The class fee is $210.

Enjoy relaxed, social American Mah Jongg play with players of all experience levels. Bring your National Mah Jongg League playing card or borrow one, and take part in two hours of play. An instructor will be available to answer questions, clarify rules, and offer guidance, making the gathering suitable for newer players building confidence and experienced players seeking regular game time. Mah Jongg sets, racks, dice, and other game materials are provided. The activity costs $15 for Spruill members and $20 for non-members, and registration is required.

Cinnaholic Dunwoody offers any Signature Roll for $4 on Mondays. This promotion is available only at the Dunwoody location and cannot be combined with other offers.

Enjoy an afternoon of stories, songs, and activities for children ages 2 to 5 with an adult caregiver. This free program is open to the public.

Learn foundational wheel throwing techniques and explore surface design in a beginner-focused series taught by Gracie Jeffords. The program spans six sessions and is priced at $210.

Watsky performs the album “x Infinity” in its entirety, accompanied by a synchronized projection of its film. The performance includes strong language, sexual content, and violent imagery. Guests under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Learn West Coast Swing with classes focused on Influencing Patterns. The program includes a technique deep dive and a rotating class. One class costs $20, or both classes are $30.

Enjoy a Southern breakfast with Les Bethune, retired Managing Partner at EY and author of Clean Dirt: Practical Lessons in Real Leadership - From Farm to Boardroom. Bethune will share lessons on leadership as humble stewardship and discuss how his faith helps him resist compromising his values in pursuit of business goals. His approach to leadership is rooted in the values he learned growing up in a North Carolina farming community, including faith, character, family, hard work, and doing what is right. The breakfast includes a full Southern meal.

Children can explore the fundamentals of art and design through a variety of projects designed to develop their artistic abilities. Classes are offered for ages 5–9 and 10–13, with monthly and twice-weekly-for-a-month enrollment options.

Explore both hand building and wheel throwing in a clay-focused class led by Lesther Martin. Participants learn techniques for forming pieces by hand and practice creating work on the wheel, building skills across a sequence of sessions. The fee for the full series is $210.

Enjoy a weekly trading card game night featuring Riftbound, Gundam Card Game, and One Piece Card Game. Riftbound offers casual organized play, with 1v1, 2v2, and free-for-all matches, opportunities to learn the game, try strategies, and refine decks. Attendance includes a complimentary Nexus Nights promo pack while supplies last, with a limit of one per guest. Gundam players can play, learn, and connect with other players, while the One Piece community offers casual matches, card trading, and deck discussions for a range of skill levels. Food and drinks are also available.

Weekly drop-in belly dance classes welcome participants of all experience levels. Come enjoy a chance to shimmy and dance.

Enjoy a country-themed night featuring lessons followed by dancing at Atlanta Eagle.

A comedy event featuring recorded sets, with free drinks for comedians.

Celebrate the first anniversary with food, games, and prizes throughout the event. The celebration also marks the launch of a new pickup and delivery service and rewards program. Families are welcome to enjoy the festivities and help kick off the second year.

Gather for coffee and conversation with fellow Marines, and share your best sea stories at the American Legion in Gainesville.

Explore hand building and wheel throwing in a six session class designed for beginner to intermediate participants, taught by Lesther Martin. Receive guided instruction that supports learning at your current level while you work with both techniques. The fee for the full course is $210.

Enjoy a welcoming group Mahjong session open to players of all ages and skill levels. Chinese Mahjong will be the primary game, and experienced players will be on hand to help newcomers learn.

Enjoy a morning of stories, songs, and activities in Spanish, recommended for babies through age 3 with an adult caregiver. Hosted by Lingual Kids, the program is free and open to the public. Groups of five or more are asked to call the branch to confirm. Sponsored by the Friends of the East Atlanta Library, which supports programs like this.

This quarterly Bulldog Alumni Lunch brings alumni together at The Cheesecake Factory at Perimeter Mall in Atlanta for lunch and conversation.

Bring a current project or the supplies to start something new and enjoy a relaxed crafting session with fellow creatives. All kinds of crafts are welcome, including knitting, embroidery, cross stitch, drawing, painting, and scrapbooking, so settle in and focus on your project while sharing inspiration with others. There is no cost to participate.

Girls Who Walk Dunwoody is a welcoming space for women to get moving, clear their heads, and meet new people. Enjoy a relaxed walk and conversation, with no pressure or expectations. Come with a friend or on your own and feel comfortable showing up as you are.

Classic bingo takes on a leafy twist with multiple rounds and more than 10 plants offered as prizes. Every ticketed guest receives a plant to take home, whether or not they win a round. No plant knowledge or bingo experience is needed. Food and beverages are available for purchase separately.

Enjoy New York-style pizza and trivia with friends. Gather a team for an evening of questions and pizza.

Daniel Sloss brings his brand-new BITTER tour to a fully reserved seating performance. The show is recommended for ages 16 and over. Balconies are not ADA accessible, and all ADA accommodations are on the main floor. There is no elevator in the building. Guests with ADA tickets may ask event staff for assistance upon arrival.

The Jeff Lewis & Friends festival transforms Unicoi Lodge into an Elvis-centered getaway featuring 12 tribute artists and eight headlining shows. High-energy concerts at night are paired with relaxed daytime performances, plus themed evenings, costume contests, and after-parties, creating an all-inclusive experience for Elvis fans.

Bruce Cockburn brings his acclaimed songwriting and exceptional guitar work to the stage, with songs spanning politics, human rights, the environment, and spirituality. The performance features Livingston Taylor, and draws on Cockburn’s latest album, O Sun O Moon, which blends reflective, spiritual writing with a range of musical styles.

The Army, The Navy performs as part of the Fake Brave Tour 2026, with Ella Woolsey also featured. The show is general admission and open to all ages.

Enjoy a Wednesday night of charity drag bingo with Ruby Redd at Atlanta Eagle. Dinner is served, and the bingo and entertainment take place on the entertainment level. There is no cover charge.

Enjoy live music from Atlanta’s original country scene, featuring three original acts each night. Band lineups are posted in the discussion tab.

BNI Blaze brings business owners and professionals together to build relationships, make trusted referrals, and support consistent business growth. Visitors are welcome to attend and connect with others.

The Georgia State Board of Education meets monthly, offering an opportunity to interact directly with the board. Meetings are also available virtually on the GADOE YouTube channel.

Grow your skills in a class for beginners through intermediate students with instructor Lesther Martin, focusing on hand-shaping and work on the wheel. The cost is $210.

Sunmed Modern Wellness presents a four-day celebration of wellness, balance, and self-care in partnership with NBCF as part of the Helping Women Now initiative. Explore popular and premium wellness products that fit into everyday routines, with significant savings available through special promotions. A complimentary $200 wellness gift is offered by reservation, limited to one per household, and requires in-person pickup. For every wellness gift reserved, Sunmed will donate $2 to support women facing breast cancer. Quantities are limited and gifts are available while supplies last.

The Kickback goes live in Atlanta for a studio audience experience with David and Valda. Seating is limited, with general admission and VIP options available.

Explore hand building and wheel throwing in a series designed for beginner to intermediate participants with Lesther Martin. The fee is $210.

Twenty filmmaking teams created original horror films in just thirteen days, writing, shooting, and editing each one. Every film must include one Subject card and one Card Against Humanity. The premieres reveal which teams made it through the challenge and emerged victorious.

Enjoy a full evening of Salsa classes for beginners and intermediate dancers. Classes cover footwork, partnerwork, body movement, and musicality. Intermediate classes require knowledge of the studio’s syllabus and teacher approval. Each class costs $25.

Faculty face off against Lumpkin High students in an interactive game show at the Holly Theater. Audience participation is part of the show, and attendees are encouraged to wear themed costumes, coordinated outfits, or fun accessories. Audience members may be invited on stage.

Enjoy a free outdoor movie series at Uptown Atlanta, with films ranging from family favorites to seasonal classics. Guests can bring a blanket or lawn chair, and food and beverage specials to go are available from Uptown’s dining options. The lineup includes Dirty Dancing, Space Jam, Top Gun, Happy Gilmore, Hocus Pocus, and Coco.

The Arcadian Wild brings the Make It Out Alive Tour to Center Stage. The performance offers reserved seating and is open to all ages.

Independent singer-songwriter Joe Jordan brings an eclectic musical background and experience performing in bars and honky-tonks. Known for honest, unfiltered lyrics that connect with audiences, he has amassed more than 150 million streams. His full-length album, “The Heart Sessions,” is set for release, and this tour features music from the project. The performance takes place in the Music Room and is for ages 18 and up.

The Afghan Whigs bring together Midwestern punk, psychedelic soul, and expansive hard rock, with a sound shaped by a dynamic, seasoned lineup. Their music explores shadowy imagery and themes of memory, pairing forceful rock arrangements with atmospheric guitar work and soulful influences.

Enjoy karaoke and show off your singing skills while having New York-style pizza, garlic knots, and other Johnny’s favorites.

Enjoy an evening of dancing, mingling, and music at Rock Steady, featuring R&B classics, Afrobeats, dancehall, and hip-hop hits. The venue also offers dinner with upscale dishes and cocktails, followed by a lounge atmosphere with DJs and a dancefloor.

Rock Haus Karaoke is a welcoming night of singing hosted by Raqi. Whether you are a seasoned performer or just singing for fun, everyone is welcome. There is no cover, and free parking is available.

Start your ceramics journey in a beginner-friendly class that teaches how to use the pottery wheel and explore surface decoration techniques. Guided by instructor Gracie Jeffords, this six-class series offers clear, supportive instruction for newcomers to clay. Tuition is $210.

Gather with fellow needlework enthusiasts to work on a current project. Crochet, knitting, cross stitch, needlepoint, quilting, and other needlework crafts are welcome. Beginners are welcome, though no instructor is provided. The group is free and open to the public for adults ages 18 and up.

Create a folded star hotpad as part of a festive sewing series featuring holiday-inspired projects. The classes are designed for both beginners building their sewing skills and experienced sewists looking for seasonal inspiration.

This trauma-informed yoga class offers veterans and trauma survivors a supportive space to reconnect with their bodies, calm the mind, and explore balance. Sessions include mindful movement, grounding postures, breath awareness, and gentle meditation, with participants encouraged to move at their own pace and honor their personal boundaries and choices. The practice supports stress reduction, emotional regulation, resilience, self-compassion, and body awareness. No yoga experience is needed. Mats and props are provided, and participants may bring a composition book for journaling. The class is guided by Brianna Ruiz-Garcia, a certified yoga teacher with a background in psychology and trauma-informed yoga.

Students from the UNG Department of Music present a recital featuring their performances.

CONjuration is a three-day, fan-run gathering that celebrates fantasy, fandom, and playful imagination. Fans of Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, Dungeons & Dragons, mythology, and whimsical worlds can explore interactive experiences all weekend. Highlights include panels and workshops, cosplay and costume meetups with photo opportunities, tabletop gaming, live game shows, and other participatory events. The program also features music and performances with creative conversations, potion-themed demonstrations and classes, and the popular Broom Ride experience, along with many additional surprises. The event takes place at Sonesta Gwinnett Place Atlanta, and parking is free for all attendees.

Rappel down the side of the 22-story InterContinental Hotel in Buckhead to raise awareness and funds for outdoor recreation and the protection of Georgia’s natural places. Participants create a personal fundraising page and raise at least $1,000, or make a personal donation to meet the goal. Fundraising resources are provided, and those who prefer not to rappel can support the cause by donating to an individual fundraiser.

Unwind with watercolor and create festive cards while supporting the Habersham Animal Shelter. This fundraiser helps provide animals in need with medical care, food, cleaning supplies, and support for spay and neuter services. The workshop is welcoming and beginner friendly, guiding participants through making their own holiday cards with no prior experience required. The cost is $40 and includes instruction along with all paper and card materials. Bring your own paints, or receive paints with a pet food donation.

Experience a first-ever Fused Glass Ornament Exchange that brings makers together for a festive swap. Bring up to three handmade fused glass ornaments to contribute. Each item will be tucked into a paper bag to keep choices a surprise, and you will take home the same number of ornaments you bring. Guests are welcome to socialize and enjoy refreshments, and an ornament is required to take part in the exchange.

The Buried Alive Horror Film Festival celebrates independent horror through films, filmmakers, artists, fans, and parties. Its 2026 theme is “Rise,” with film selections to be announced.

Jackson Chase takes the stage at the Lou Sobh Amphitheater as part of the Summer Concert Series presented by The Providence Group. Hailing from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, he has been singing since age three, first with family at home, then in church and school, and later in talent competitions. At 12, encouraged by a family friend, he entered a local contest that led to a trip to Los Angeles, where he captured first place at a national event. That milestone set him on a full-time musical path, learning guitar and writing his own songs. His sound blends country, blues, and rock, a mix he calls southern soul and rock and roll. Influences include the Eagles, Merle Haggard, Chris Stapleton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Elvis, and Glen Campbell, and listeners often compare his style to a cross between the Eagles and Lynyrd Skynyrd. He has recorded with country legend John Anderson and has opened for Aaron Tippin, Sammy Kershaw, Collin Raye, Diamond Rio, T. Graham Brown, Adam Hood, Drivin N Cryin, and others. He began touring in 2022, performing more than 85 shows in the first nine months, including Nashville’s Station Inn with Carl Jackson and Larry Cordle. He received Up N Country’s Stepping Up Award as best new artist in 2022 and has since surpassed 400 shows nationwide, from Orlando to Washington, DC to Los Angeles. In July 2024 he signed with manager Allen Mitchell at Erv Woolsey Management. Admission and parking are free. Coolers, outside food or alcohol, cans, glass containers, and smoking are not permitted. Bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating, and note that tents are not allowed. Leashed dogs are welcome. For safety and enjoyment, all balls must be put away once the music begins, and throwing or kicking objects is not allowed during the show.

This monthly community drum circle turns individual rhythms into a collective voice. Participants contribute to a lively, connective musical conversation, and no prior experience is needed. Everyone has rhythm to explore, from breath to heartbeat, and this gathering welcomes that natural pulse. Extra drums and a variety of percussion instruments will be available for anyone who does not have their own. Donations are welcome. The session will be held in the South Annex.

The R&B Tour starring Usher Raymond and Chris Brown comes to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Every attendee needs a ticket, with the exception of children who are shorter than 33 inches. A clear bag policy applies at the stadium. Bags must be clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 in size, and they cannot be tinted or packed so full that the contents are not visible. Non-clear bags must be 4.5 by 6.5 inches or smaller. Medically necessary items are allowed after on-site inspection by security. Event-day storage for bags that do not meet the policy is available for a fee through The Mobile Locker Co. near gates 1 and 2, and items must be picked up immediately after the event. Ticket access includes a public onsale, multiple presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, the venue, Live Nation, Atlanta Falcons, and Atlanta United STM, along with VIP package options and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Enjoy live performances by local jazz musicians alongside Cajun and Creole dishes, handcrafted cocktails, drink specials, and weekly dinner specials at Louisiana Bistreaux Perimeter. The venue offers a warm, lively atmosphere for a night out, a date, or an after-work meal.

Set in Atlanta, this hilarious play is accompanied by spades and an open bar before and after the show. Sunday performances also include brunch, with food included in the ticket.

Written by Jon Robin Baitz and directed by Kevin Dew, Other Desert Cities centers on Brooke Wyeth’s return to Palm Springs for a Christmas visit with her prominent, conservative family. She arrives carrying a memoir that risks reopening an old wound, and the seasonal cheer soon gives way to an intimate confrontation that stirs up loyalty and politics, grief and memory, and questions of truth. The play mixes razor-edged humor with deep feeling and complex characters, tracing the stories relatives create to survive together and the closely held secrets they refuse to release.

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.

INNA brings her high energy electronic sound to Center Stage Atlanta, turning the venue into an international dance floor. Recognized around the world for a signature mix of driving beats and memorable hooks, she has amassed billions of streams and a long list of chart-topping hits. Her career connects fans across continents and generations, and her music continues to shape the sound of modern EDM. This performance centers on rhythm, melody, and nonstop movement for a true club-inspired experience.

The Fab Four bring a tribute to The Beatles’ A Hard Days Night to Buckhead Theatre. All seating is reserved, and the event is open to all ages. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access via Live Nation and promoter presales.

The Record Company celebrates the 10th anniversary of its self-produced debut album, Give It Back To You, with a deluxe reissue and an extensive tour. Since the album’s 2016 release, the band has earned two No. 1 songs at AAA radio, a Grammy nomination, and a following through headline tours, support slots with established artists, and television appearances. The band has since released Play Loud and The 4th Album, which added more radio hits and fan-favorite tracks to its live shows.

Experience an evening of improvised comedy inspired by the cult classic television show The Twilight Zone, with a tipsy twist. Watch as the performers attempt to navigate their way out of The Tipsy Zone.

INNA is an international EDM artist known for infectious dance beats and catchy hooks, with a career spanning continents, charts, and generations of dance music fans. Her performance features hits including “Hot,” “Sun Is Up,” “Déjà Vu,” “Cola Song,” “Rock My Body,” and “Queen of My Castle.” The event is all ages, with pit and reserved seating options, and includes an opening DJ set by Caroline Arnich.

Enjoy an evening of comedy featuring comedians and plenty of laughter at the Westside Cultural Arts Center.

Enjoy a Friday night of drag, glamour, and performances in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. Cover charge varies depending on when you arrive.

Redeye is a weekly late-night dancefloor experience at Tabu, with music curated by Bands Ruin. The night follows one continuous musical journey, with no rotating lineup or short sets, in a room made for dancing. Guests are asked to switch their phones to airplane mode.

Precision Track Days hosts a two day weekend at Atlanta Motorsports Park, offering an on-track environment to refine technique and build skills. The format spans two consecutive days to emphasize practice and steady improvement at this motorsports venue.

An annual fall swap meet featuring trucks, cars, parts, signs, antiques, and more. Admission is free. A food vendor will be on site with breakfast and lunch available. Families are welcome to enjoy a full day of browsing.

Browse farm-fresh produce, locally raised meats, eggs, honey, homemade breads, desserts, jams, and jellies at this community market. Local Georgia vendors also offer potted plants and handmade arts and crafts.

Explore a selection of locally grown produce, artisanal foods, baked goods, and handcrafted goods from local vendors at the Sandy Springs Farmers Market.

This sensory-friendly event offers an inclusive, accessible experience for neurodivergent individuals and their families. The museum will open one hour earlier than usual to create a quieter, calmer setting with fewer people, giving guests time to explore the museum, venture along the nature trails of WildWoods, and enjoy a sensory-friendly film in the Giant Screen Theater.

Red Light Running Society brings people together to support active, healthy lives, with all fitness levels welcome. Participants can walk, jog, or run in groups through Piedmont Park or along the Atlanta Beltline Eastside Trail. The gathering also includes warmups and stretching, a cooldown, and optional basic strength training with free weights. Those who prefer not to participate in the walk, jog, or run can enjoy espresso or other drinks, treats, music, and conversation afterward. Registration is not required, though it helps with planning. Liability and media release waivers must be reviewed and signed before participating.

Trout Unlimited hosts a beginner-friendly fly fishing workshop that functions like an introductory 101 course. Learn how fly fishing differs from spin fishing, explore how basic entomology guides the sport, try tying your own flies, and practice a range of casting techniques. The session concludes with a demonstration on the water. Reservations are required and can be made through the visitor’s center at 706-878-3087. The cost is $5 per person, plus $10 for parking.

Finish a full oil painting in a single class, even if it is your first time holding a brush. Bob Ross Certified Instructor Jeremy Rogers leads a clear, step-by-step lesson inspired by techniques from the Joy of Painting series, guiding you to create a tranquil winter landscape with those signature happy trees. The atmosphere stays light and playful, with the focus on creating something beautiful. Only Bob Ross brand supplies are used for an authentic experience. Please bring a roll of paper towels, a pack of baby wipes, and a box that fits a 12 by 16 inch painting so you can carry your artwork home.

Enjoy a group wellness walk focused on movement, motivation, accountability, and community. The route follows Piedmont Park to the Eastside BeltLine Trail. Registration includes waters and wellness drinks, fresh fruit and healthy snacks, networking, encouragement, and access to a wellness community. After registering, participants are asked to complete the registration form and join the private Facebook group to RSVP and receive updates.

Author and educator Mark Warren, whose work has earned awards, presents an interactive program at Dunwoody Nature Center in Atlanta that explores how the landscape of Southern Appalachia shaped the lives of the region’s first Native peoples. Through a substantial collection of demonstration items he brings for the audience, he highlights the influence of mountains, plants, animals, and geology on daily living and a nature-centered way of thinking. The presentation covers traditional crafts, tools, clothing, weapons, hunting methods, foods, and games, and it considers how modern habits can create distance from the forest and lead to harmful environmental choices. The program is free and open to the public, and Mark’s books will be available for purchase and signing.

Now in its 23rd year, this Cabbagetown celebration brings together a large-scale chili competition and an old time bluegrass festival. More than 100 teams and restaurants serve chili while over 30 bands play across six stages featuring rock, folk, punk, Americana, alt-country, and more. A Romp & Stomp 5k race adds to the festivities, and an Artists' Market showcases over 150 vendors for plenty of shopping. Expect food trucks, games, refreshing drinks, and a laid-back atmosphere. The event unfolds just off the Eastside BeltLine Trail near Krog, with access via MARTA at Inman-Reynoldstown.

A weekend punk flea market brings DIY sellers and artists to Yaarab Shrine Temple in Atlanta. Browse vintage clothing, vinyl records, cassettes and CDs, toys, original art, taxidermy, handmade jewelry, retro video games, comic books, VHS tapes, horror and B-movie memorabilia, and a wide range of oddities. General admission is $10, and kids 12 and under get in free. Cash and cards are accepted for entry, admission is available at the door with no pre-sales, and a single admission is valid for both days. The event is indoors and open to all ages. Every vendor accepts cash, and many also take cards. Pets are not allowed inside the venue.

Visit Petco in Sandy Springs to meet adoptable dogs and cats looking for their forever homes. The cats can be visited in the cat habitat.

Enjoy a weekly drop-in belly dance class open to all experience levels. It’s a chance to move, learn, and get your shimmy on.

A producer-driven farmers market at Atlantic Station is planned alongside the weekend Creator’s Market. Farmers, growers, and food makers are invited to offer goods directly to shoppers from the neighborhood and surrounding areas. Priority categories include produce and fruit, meat, poultry and eggs, dairy and cheeses, bread and baked goods, honey, preserves, sauces, flowers, fresh drinks, teas, and specialty foods. Other categories may also be considered for the farmers market or the broader Creator’s Market. Vendors interested in participating for the full Creator’s Market hours can inquire about that option.

Explore Atlanta’s food scene, street art, and iconic trail on a guided food tour. Sample dishes at Krog Street Market, named the top food hall in the United States, and stroll past vibrant street art while experiencing the Atlanta Beltline, a gathering place for locals and visitors. The tour is suited to first-time visitors and metro Atlantans interested in discovering new restaurants.

Set aside time for a creative project in a free, open studio setting at Spruill. Bring your own craft and enjoy making alongside other community members.

The Louisville Cardinals visit the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets for a football matchup at Bobby Dodd Stadium. With conference stakes and contrasting styles, the game could shape late-season momentum and bring drama from kickoff through the final drive.

The Corsa Smokies Rally sets out from Atlanta, continues to Asheville, and concludes in Knoxville, with an optional extra day available in Knoxville. Spanning four days and three nights, it includes stays at top rated hotels and resorts, daily breakfast, public launch festivities, police support for the convoy, and a private half mile runway event. Participants receive swag bags and apparel, a 3M 2080 livery, daily luggage service, nightly secured parking, and coverage from a professional media team. An optional dinner is available for $400, and airfare discounts of up to 15 percent are offered through Delta Airlines.

Explore a lineup of women-owned businesses and shop unique finds at this free, family-friendly market. Open to all ages and genders, the event offers a chance to support Atlanta’s women entrepreneurs.

Step into the courtroom, weigh the evidence, and cast your vote to decide Victor Frankenstein’s fate.

Enjoy an afternoon of Cuban music with a touch of bachata, with plenty of opportunities to dance and connect with friends. The program begins with a free salsa lesson, followed by music. Presented by SALSAtlanta at Ponce City Market’s Shed.

The Cottage Groove Block Party returns with performances by The Squirrelheads and Falling Rocks, benefiting Neighbor in Need.

House of Chapple marks 26 years in fashion with a retrospective runway presentation celebrating designer Reco Chapple’s creative journey and the evolution of the House. The collection draws inspiration from couture, ballroom culture, pageantry, street luxury, and timeless elegance. Featuring 26 signature looks, the presentation includes dramatic eveningwear, tailored pieces, avant-garde couture, and contemporary ready-to-wear, honoring the House’s craftsmanship while introducing a vision for the future.

Usher Raymond and Chris Brown star in The R&B Tour at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Jai Wolf celebrates a decade with a tour stop at The Masquerade. Food is available at the venue.

Charlie Berens brings The Lost and Found Tour to Center Stage for an all-ages show with reserved seating.

Slow Pulp and snuggle are featured in a performance presented by The Masquerade. The event is open to all ages.

Experience music from the NieR series in a concert featuring a full orchestra and chorus, original NieR vocalists J’Nique Nicole and Emi Evans, and visuals on a giant screen. Conducted by Eric Roth, the performance weaves a new narrated story into the music, with recorded recitations by Yui Ishikawa, Reina Tanaka, Mio Hana, and Chihiro Mochida. The story presents episodes connected to the “Pearl Harbor Descent Operation,” a prequel to NieR:Automata.

Returning with a new set, this show serves up songs that span from the 1970s to the present, offering a decades-crossing mix of sounds.

Experience an upbeat karaoke night in a lively, welcoming setting where confident singers and first-timers can take the mic or cheer from the audience. Expect plenty of music, specials on drinks, and a friendly crowd. Step up to showcase your voice or kick back with friends and enjoy the show while making memories.

Enjoy live performances in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. Cover charges vary depending on when you arrive.

Spend Saturday night with DJs spinning popular tracks, drink specials, throwback board games, and hourly raffles with prizes. Every second Saturday features a themed night. Rewards members can earn points on food and games, and new members receive 50% off bowling or karaoke when they sign up.