Events in DeKalb County, GA

Older adults can face unique challenges when emergencies strike. This informative session shares practical ways to prepare for severe weather, power interruptions, extreme heat, and other unexpected situations, with guidance on staying safe, protecting health needs, managing essential medications, and maintaining peace of mind. To RSVP, contact Kahlissa at kahlissa.murrah@decaturga.com.

Kingswood Church Dunwoody hosts a family-friendly Trunk or Treat in the lower parking lot, where children can wear Halloween costumes and collect candy from car to car. Guests can look forward to games, an adult costume contest, and a competition for the best-decorated vehicles. A simple dinner will be served in the gym at no cost, with registration requested. Remember to bring a bag to hold treats.

Meet the women behind Girls Who Walk Dunwoody at a relaxed walk and social that centers on movement and conversation. Started by organizers who understand the desire for connection and how hard it can be to find, this gathering focuses on getting outside, clearing your head, meeting good people, and having a space where everyone can show up exactly as they are. There is no pressure and no expectations, just movement and chats that offer a gentle way to start your Sunday. Whether arriving with a friend or coming solo, participants are welcome and included.

Slow Accordion centers on groove, interaction, and tone in a free flowing instrumental setting. This newly formed Nashville quartet features guitarist Oliver Wood of The Wood Brothers, bassist Ted Pecchio with ties to Colonel Bruce Hampton and Doyle Bramhall, drummer Mark Raudabaugh whose work includes Sierra Hull, Jim Lauderdale, and Fred Wesley, and Matt Glassmeyer from the New York and Nashville improvising scenes on his singular Wurlitzer (Meadownoise, Lambchop, Billy Martin, Aqua Teen Hunger Force). Their debut on Royal Potato Family Records is a seven track collection recorded entirely to analog tape and created on the spot, even catching the moment the reel ran out midway through the final piece. With no written plans, the four friends shape music in real time through spontaneous conversation. Despite the name, there is no accordion in the mix.

Start with orientation and practical guidance, then settle into zazen periods of about 15 to 20 minutes, interspersed with five minute walking meditation known as kinhin. The format blends instruction with practice so participants can learn by doing. Newcomers are encouraged, and participants of any experience level are welcome.

At Aqua Medical Spa in Tucker, the Fall Edition of The Renewal Series offers an afternoon focused on beauty and skincare with exclusive savings and giveaways. Attendees can take advantage of special event pricing on spa treatments, injectables, and skincare, watch a live treatment demonstration, and receive complimentary consultations for injectables. Prize drawings take place every 15 minutes, and refreshments are available. It is a welcoming opportunity to learn about aesthetic options, ask questions, and make the most of offers available only during the event.

Feel the Thursday-night energy as Scratch Master DJ POPO takes the turntables for Tasteful Thursdays, serving up dynamic sets throughout the evening. This in-person session delivers a midweek lift with great music, friendly company, and a lively atmosphere.

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Superhero capes and villainous flair set the tone for a Halloween Trail filled with playful adventure in Tucker, GA. At Henderson Park West, families can explore the trail, then visit a lively Kids Zone featuring bounce houses, face painting, food vendors, and plenty of games and activities. Costumes are encouraged for heroes and mischief makers alike, with festive fun throughout.

Community members in Doraville, Georgia collaborate on park murals as youth-selected artwork is expanded into large scale public pieces. Artists Natalie Marie Uribe, SJ May, and Gabriel Uribe guide multigenerational painting sessions that celebrate creativity and neighborhood spirit. Participants work side by side with the artists to turn the designs into colorful murals in local parks. Online sign up is required.

Parents Night Out - Halloween Edition at Oakhurst Recreation Center invites children to enjoy a festive evening filled with spooky-themed crafts, lively games, and seasonal activities. Costumes are encouraged. Dinner and snacks are provided, and a sibling discount is available. Pricing is $35 R, $45 NR, and $20 per sibling.

Celebrate cozy autumn nights with an open-air movie series showcasing films for all ages. Pack a blanket for comfort, pick up takeout or a carryout cocktail from Ashford Lane restaurants, and relax with an easygoing screening beneath the night sky.

At Decatur Healing Arts in Decatur, GA, this heart centered séance invites participants to explore compassionate communication with Spirit while honoring the thin boundary between worlds. Guided by Bird Woman, an experienced evidential psychic medium, the circle centers on loving connection with ancestors, elemental presences, and departed loved ones. Attendees may ask questions of the guides and request contact with specific loved ones, whether human or animal. Bird Woman shares direct messages without using physical tools, offering details that participants can verify. She notes that channeling often arrives with a powerful sense of divine love that lifts the energy shared by everyone present. Attendance is limited, advance registration is requested, and admission is $44 per person.

Rockin’ the House is an annual benefit supporting Ronald McDonald House Atlanta, bringing the community together for a night filled with live music, food, and entertainment. The program is led by longtime volunteer and board member Bob Ward alongside the Ivy Road Band.

The Pete Ayres Quartet helps mark 27 years of Jazz on the Lawn as part of the 2026 series at the Callanwolde Amphitheater. Presented by Audi Atlanta, this performance takes place in an intimate outdoor venue surrounded by the gardens of the Callanwolde Estate, creating a relaxed setting for live jazz. Settle in on the grass with General Admission or choose a reserved VIP table close to the stage. Guests are welcome to bring blankets, low profile chairs, and their own food and drinks, and there will be beer, wine, water, and soft drinks available for purchase. VIP tickets include a reserved table with tablecloth and chairs, along with on-site parking in the Orange Lot. General Admission is lawn seating, and each attendee needs a ticket. Groups are encouraged, with discounted options for parties of ten and the opportunity for larger groups to celebrate with private access to the Hydrangea Garden. Outside food, beverages, and catering are permitted. Parking is managed to keep arrival and departure smooth. VIPs, prepaid pass holders, and guests with disability permits may use the Orange Lot, while other attendees should plan to park in the Blue Lot and take a short walk to the amphitheater. A limited number of Orange Lot passes can be added in advance to General Admission tickets, and on-site sales are not available. Rideshare drop-off is available at Check-In, and traffic through the campus flows in one direction for safety. All ticket sales are final. If Callanwolde cancels the concert, ticket holders will receive a refund of the ticket price minus fees. By attending, guests acknowledge the heightened risk associated with COVID-19.

Step into a 90s party at Moonshadow Tavern in Tucker, where Dial Up delivers favorites across rock, pop punk, grunge, and Britpop. DJ Fernando F keeps the energy high with a classic MTV-inspired video mix featuring the hits that defined the decade. Save $7 with advance tickets, and the tavern is open the day of the show for food and drinks.

At Elements Dance Studio, this Bachafest Fridays social centers on bachata, beginning with a bachata sensual class led by instructors to be announced, then transitioning into social dancing that mixes bachata with a bit of salsa. Music comes from DJ Yasaf. Admission is $15 at the door and can be paid by cash, Venmo, Zelle, or Cashapp. The venue offers fans to keep the room cool, a patio for breaks and conversation, and convenient parking with good lighting. Complimentary granola bars and a water filter dispenser are available, and guests are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle.

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Fairfield Baptist Church hosts an annual community walk, On a Mission: Walking for a Cure, bringing people together around a shared purpose. The event honors survivors, remembers loved ones, encourages those in treatment, and supports the families who stand with them. Check-in and registration take place on the Fairfield campus before the walk begins. Proceeds and donations benefit a local organization dedicated to uplifting individuals and families affected by cancer. The spirit of the day is unity and care, with every step affirming that no one should face this journey alone.

Explore a community yard sale on the block where neighbors clear out closets and treasure hunters discover new finds. Bring cash for easy purchases. Each sale helps support refugees in the community.

Kick off the weekend with a cozy storytime featuring engaging stories, lively songs, and simple activities. It is geared toward children from birth to age five who attend with an adult caregiver. There is no cost to participate and the program is open to the public.

Now in its seventh year, A Grave Affair returns to East View Cemetery Association with a full slate of festivities. Guests can take part in a wine and bourbon pull and enter for raffle prizes. Costumes are encouraged, with contests for children, adults, and pets. Food and drinks will be available, and a dedicated dance area keeps the energy high with room to move. As the evening goes on, look for new spooky entertainment for adults.

Eddie’s Attic in Decatur, GA hosts a live set from MADAM RADAR, an Americana rock group celebrated for powerful harmonies, soaring guitar work, and a dynamic slate of original songs. Kelly Green, Violet Lea, and Jace Cadle share lead vocals while all four members layer rich harmonies that hit with energy. The lineup blends close family ties with musical versatility, featuring Kelly on lead and slide guitar, Jace on rhythm guitar, Kody Lee on drums and saxophone, and Violet on bass, each adding their voice to the sound. Their journey includes appearances alongside Bon Jovi, Arc Angels, Lukas Nelson, Candlebox, 3 Doors Down, Hayes Carll, Jack Ingram, Shinyribs, Jackie Venson, and comedian Ron White. They are two-time Sonic Guild grant recipients and were the first Austin-based band to perform at the Moody Center. The catalog spans early releases under the name The Texas KGB, a self-titled album as MADAM RADAR, the studio record SPEAKS, and MOTEL, a road-inspired album crafted with Grammy-winning collaborators. Highlights also include the single Hole in My Head and the track Hands, praised by Kevin Conner of Austin’s Sun Radio.

John Paul White performs at Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA. His album The Hurting Kind honors the elegant, orchestrated Nashville sound of the early 1960s yet feels current, exploring consuming love, relationships coming apart, and the lingering pull of memory. Based in Florence, Alabama near Muscle Shoals, he has spent two decades working in Nashville, first as a songwriter and later as half of The Civil Wars, the duo that earned four Grammy Awards and concluded in 2012. His music resonates with fans of indie rock, folk, Americana, and AAA radio, and he welcomes it if listeners hear The Hurting Kind as country.

Ursula 1000, a Brooklyn-based producer and DJ, brings a genre-blurring style that flows from retro futurist disco and electro to funk, quirky pop, and other cosmic dance floor grooves. His early career included a signing to Thievery Corporation’s ESL Music label, and he has released eight full-length albums while collaborating with Fred Schneider of The B-52s and Puddles Pity Party. He also hosts the weekly Retro Futuro show on East Village Radio and holds New York residencies at Carousel and The Exley.

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

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

Hosted at Tucker Brewing Company, this regular social meetup centers on the European car community and includes a spotlight on women in the scene. It serves as a kickoff to the year’s activities, with organizers reaffirming partnerships around the city and continuing their positive impact. Plans also include introducing occasional pop up gatherings at different locations throughout the year to create more opportunities to connect and collaborate.

At Waller's Coffee Shop, LifeLine Animal Project will be on site with adoptable dogs for an afternoon focused on meet-and-greets, treats, and coffee. Each pup available for adoption will take a turn on stage in a costume contest reserved just for them, and the contest is not open to public participants. Vendors on site include Pupcrunch Bead Bar creating custom pet necklaces on the spot, HoneyBee Pet Portraits offering portrait sessions, and Canine Creamery serving pet-friendly treats. The venue is dog friendly. Attendees who bring their own dogs should keep them leashed and well behaved, monitor their comfort in a busy environment, and maintain respectful distance from the adoption dogs. Dogs that are sensitive to crowds may be more comfortable staying home. Admission is free.

At Eddie's Attic, Kristy Lee and Garrison Starr come together for an evening of rich storytelling and striking vocals. Kristy Lee draws on Gulf Coast roots shaped by grit and gospel, pairing a fiercely independent spirit with a voice that can quiet a crowd or raise the roof. Her performances aim straight for the heart, and NPR has compared her to Lucinda Williams for her generation. Garrison Starr joins as a singer, songwriter, and Grammy-nominated producer with an upcoming album, Garrison Starr and The Gospel Truth, which she characterizes as swamp-infused gospel hymns for everyone. She has toured with Steve Earle, Jason Isbell, Emmylou Harris, and the Indigo Girls, and she was featured at the Newport Folk Festival in 2025. Mary Chapin Carpenter has praised the honesty and heart in her work.

The Spirit of Rush brings a faithful tribute to Napoleon’s Grill in Decatur, delivering a live performance that journeys through the band’s catalog. With meticulous attention to detail and standout musicianship, the group recreates the precision and power that define Rush. The show has earned praise for closely capturing the signature sound, and fans of all ages are welcome.

A movie outing to see Clayface is planned at Movie Tavern (Tucker). Seating is set for Row E. The showtime is tentative and will be confirmed once ticket sales open. A trailer is available to preview the film, and a ticket purchase link will be added when sales begin.

This conversation features Gregory White, a DeKalb County resident who documented the life of James “Red” Moore, a former Atlanta Black Cracker, from 1992 to 2016. It centers on a narrative that reaches beyond baseball, underscoring a legacy of achievement, perseverance, and talent that flourished despite limited opportunity.

Celebrate the return to the ACOTAR world with an evening filled with activities, giveaways, light snacks and refreshments, and time to connect with fellow fans. Entry is included with the purchase of the book from the event host.

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

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

New York-based singer and songwriter Jackie Evans takes the stage at Eddie's Attic. Years of fielding requests in piano bars, playing standards aboard cruise ships, performing at theme parks, and studying theater shaped her craft before she began releasing music under her own name last year. Her songwriting is often likened to the classic work of Carole King, Billy Joel, and Sara Bareilles. Known for an assured live presence, she has collaborated with Vulfpeck and served as tour support for Lake Street Dive and Jensen McRae.

Live at Eddie's Attic, Frank Maza joins multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy winning flamenco guitarist Javier Limon for an evening of original music shaped by Cuban, flamenco, and jazz traditions. Together they bring to life songs that reflect a conversation between cultures, with the focus squarely on the music. Maza is a singer and storyteller raised between Madrid and Boston whose work blends American songwriting, Afro-Cuban rhythm, flamenco, and jazz to craft narratives that are rooted in tradition while sounding current. His album Back Then, produced by Limon, includes collaborations with pianist Chucho Valdes, Grammy-nominated vocalist Dayme Arocena, and Cuban jazz master Ivan "Melon" Lewis. The performance emphasizes storytelling and poetry alongside Latin tradition, inviting listeners into a space where cultures meet and the past sparks something new.

Enjoy free Halloween fun for all ages at a family-friendly trunk-or-treat designed for the Decatur community. Amigo Auto Repairs will turn its lot into a safe trick-or-treating destination filled with activities, giveaways, and treats. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone. Stroll past more than ten decorated trunks and collect candy that is prepackaged and peanut free for an allergy-friendly experience. Kids can bounce to their hearts’ content while adults grab dinner from a local food truck. Capture keepsake photos at a vintage car themed booth featuring a custom setup, a playful skeleton crew, and an auto-inspired balloon arch. A dedicated kids area adds free face painting, temporary tattoos, and hands-on Halloween activity stations. The first 100 children to arrive will receive a complimentary goody bag packed with candy, small toys, stickers, and a service coupon for parents. A community charity raffle will offer prize packages, with every ticket dollar donated to a local Decatur charity selected by public vote. Practical details include free parking in the back lot with attendants guiding traffic and pedestrian flow at the main entrance. Costumes are encouraged for kids and adults, with a request to keep choices family friendly and not scary. Portable restrooms will be available, including ADA-accessible units and handwashing stations. A free RSVP on Eventbrite helps estimate the number of goody bags and candy needed.

Decatur’s renovated square transforms into a Halloween themed outdoor cinema for a family friendly screening of Casper on the new big screen. Costumes are encouraged, and City of Decatur departments will host free seasonal activities, including trick or treating, face painting, and music, before the film. Bring blankets and lawn chairs for comfortable viewing. The event is free and family friendly, with $1 bags of popcorn available and Kona Ice offered for purchase. In the movie, a paranormal therapist, Dr. James, and his teenage daughter, Kat, move into a crumbling haunted mansion where they meet Casper, a friendly ghost, and cross paths with his three mischievous uncles while treasure hunters search the house and Casper seeks friendship and a chance to be human. Part of the Screen on the Square series with outdoor films throughout the year, presented by Visit Decatur GA, the Decatur Downtown Development Authority, and the City of Decatur at Decatur Square.

A candlelit Halloween program fills The Chapel on Sycamore in Atlanta with eerie favorites performed by the Listeso String Quartet. The set features iconic themes and classical showpieces including Thriller, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, movement II from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Danse macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Schubert’s Der Erlkönig, This Is Halloween from The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and In the Hall of the Mountain King. The venue accommodates wheelchairs, safety protocols are in effect, and seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Multiple showtimes are available.

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Hosted at Guild+Journeyman in Decatur, this free, open community conversation invites participants to explore how spiritual values can shape a more unified and just future. Guided by perspectives from the Bahá’í Teachings, the discussion considers what habits and ideas we may need to leave behind, what principles could form the foundation of a society that serves everyone, and how each person can contribute to collective progress. All viewpoints are welcomed in a search for common truths. The program highlights the power of upright actions and noble conduct in bettering the world, and looks at the role spirituality can play in fostering unity, peace, and advancement. Tickets are requested to indicate attendance. No donations will be accepted.

The SouthEast Crab Feast in Atlanta celebrates the Lowcountry coastal tradition of outdoor seafood cooking with an all-you-can-eat spread of fresh blue crab. The experience also includes a side of fish and chips, music, and a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere.

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The holiday season begins with a Winter Wonderland celebration that leads into the Jingle Bell Run. With support from LocumTenens.com, families in the JA community can enjoy an afternoon of holiday fun, connection, and joy. Space is limited. Registration is $25 per family of up to five people, and additional guests are $5 each.

Bring any leftover pumpkins to share at the Brook Run Park front field as goats turn them into playful 'pies.' Cast a vote for the hungriest goat, meet the herd, snap a few photos, and help announce the winner. Presented with support from Get Your Goat Rentals.

In honor of All Saints' Day, the DUMC Chancel Choir joins featured soloists and a chamber orchestra for a performance of Gabriel Faure’s Requiem. The program offers a thoughtful remembrance of the saints within the community, celebrating their lives while lifting up themes of hope, peace, and the light of God’s everlasting love. This free concert takes place in the Sanctuary.

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

Aaron Lee Tasjan performs at Eddie's Attic, joined by special guest Madeleine Kelson. Public ticket sales are scheduled.

Eddie's Attic hosts comedian and writer Zak Toscani with songwriter and visual artist Jordan Burchel for an evening that brings together comedy, storytelling, and genre-blending music. Toscani brings finely tuned observations and a human touch to his set, shaped by years performing in clubs, theaters, and festivals. His credits include writing for Comedy Central, with features in TIME, The Washington Post, and The A.V. Club. Burchel crafts concerts that feel like immersive art, weaving indie folk with narrative and inventive performance elements. Known for intimate, emotionally charged shows that spark curiosity and vulnerability, he has built a reputation in Florida's independent scene for ambitious, boundary-pushing work.

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The Latch Lounge, created by Pea Pod Nutrition, is a free breastfeeding and baby feeding support group that offers a warm, welcoming space for parents seeking trustworthy guidance. Participants receive research-backed help with latching, positioning, and navigating common feeding challenges, along with practical strategies for maternal nutrition to support energy and milk supply. It is also a place to connect with local parents for encouragement and community. Attendance is free, and registration is required.

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.

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.

Tripp & The Breakers bring a high-energy mix of jump blues, classic blues, and hard-driving blues rock to Will Henry's Tavern in Stone Mountain. The show is crafted for devoted blues fans as well as anyone who simply wants to move to the groove.

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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.

The Veterans Benefits Administration will lead a question and answer session on claims in the Chapel. It offers an opportunity to have claims questions addressed directly by the agency.

This Cruise-In concludes with awards recognizing standout entries. Participants who want to display a vehicle can register for a modest $5 fee. The focus is on enjoying the gathering and celebrating the vehicles on display.

Metro Atlanta welcomes a new comic book convention at Tucker Parks & Recreation that puts the spotlight on the creators behind the pages. Over an entire weekend, attendees can meet artists, writers, editors, inkers, colorists, and other professionals, including special guests traveling from as far as France. The schedule includes cosplay competitions, displays of original artwork, a marketplace of retailers, panel conversations, VIP meet and greets with creators, and live shows, with more activities on the way. Presented with support from My Parents’ Basement and creative work by ROAR, this celebration of comics offers a range of ticket packages.

The Amphibian Foundation, in partnership with The Rattlesnake Conservancy, presents a two day Venomous Handling and Certification Program designed for land managers, environmental consultants, first responders, zoo professionals, herpetology enthusiasts, photographers, and private citizens who want to learn to handle and relocate venomous reptiles safely. Training follows TRC techniques and protocols, and under these practices there have been no venomous snakebite incidents among TRC or Amphibian Foundation staff or students. The program emphasizes best practices in safety, husbandry, and established procedures for working with venomous reptiles, and the organizers note that their Level 1 course is a leading program in the United States with more than 100 students trained. Participants receive individualized, hands on instruction from professional instructors, learn methods for handling both non-venomous and venomous snakes, explore the life history, toxinology, and ecology of native venomous species, review emergency field care for envenomation, and practice effective relocation techniques.

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.

Sound Healer Denise Foster leads a restorative soundbath at Tobie Grant Recreation Center, offering a sacred sonic experience intended to soothe and uplift. Gentle, meditative tones from crystal and Himalayan bowls, chimes, a crystal harp, a rain stick and other instruments invite deep relaxation. With more than a decade of leading soundbaths in the Atlanta area and collaborations with local musicians in settings such as salt caves, art galleries and yoga studios, Denise brings extensive experience. Space is limited to 14 participants, and registration is managed by Denise. Tickets are offered on a sliding scale from $20 to $35 and a purchase reserves your spot. Please bring a yoga mat or folding chair, a blanket or pillow, and water. Plan to arrive a little early, as doors will close shortly after the session begins.

The Shades of Green Casino Night Fundraiser Gala presents a casino-themed fundraiser in support of a cause. Attendees can enjoy an evening of play and festivities while contributing to the benefit.

Vintage Vixens bring a lively 60s soundtrack to Eddie's Attic, led by a career booking agent who picked up the bass and teamed with like-minded musicians to form an all-female band. The lineup features Amy on guitar and vocals, Alice on keyboards, Carol on drums, Jasmine on lead vocals, and Linda on bass. Their show revives Motown grooves and British Invasion favorites with strong vocals, tight harmonies, and an upbeat stage presence that invites smiles and plenty of singing along.

A welcoming evening of connection for the Deaf community and friends at Wild Heaven Brewery in Decatur, GA. Expect easygoing conversation, a chance to meet new people or reconnect with familiar faces, and a relaxed atmosphere with no set program. All are welcome, whether attending for the first time or returning for another get together.

Eddie’s Attic in Decatur, GA hosts an album release show for award-winning Atlanta singer songwriter Eliot Bronson, celebrating his seventh studio album, Arrive. Released on his New Pain Records label and produced by Oliver Wood at the Wood Brothers’ studio in Nashville, the record highlights vivid, movie like storytelling, tuneful melodies, and reflections drawn from everyday life. Bronson presents it as a hopeful and creatively free new chapter that embraces presence through pain and the journey of coming back to oneself. The album features contributions from Oliver Wood on electric guitar, Gabe Dixon of Tedeschi Trucks Band on keys, John Mailander of Bruce Hornsby and The Noisemakers on fiddle, and Mark Raudabaugh of Sierra Hull on drums.

At Brook Run Park, the Atlanta edition of Miles for Melanoma features a 5K run and walk that raises funds for the MRF. This national series brings together community members alongside melanoma patients, survivors, caregivers, and supporters. The program begins with opening remarks followed by the 5K.

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Take a guided walk through Fernbank Forest on a morning hike that centers on the unique ecosystem of this old growth woodland. Explore the surroundings with a focus on how the forest’s living community connects and thrives.

Set out on a relaxed community ride along the Dunwoody Trailway, starting at Georgetown Shopping Center, heading to Brook Run Park, then returning to the starting point. The route covers about four miles, is mostly flat, and moves at an easy, social pace. Before rolling out there will be a short safety talk, and after the ride participants can mingle at one of the establishments in the shopping center. This welcoming ride is open to all experience levels, including families, recreational riders, and newer cyclists, with the group staying together and focusing on fun and safety. Bring a helmet and water, consider a bike lock, and dress for the weather. Make sure your bicycle is in good working order with properly inflated tires. Riders should be able to start, stop, and ride on their own without training wheels. Children 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Eric Lindell takes the stage at Eddie's Attic with a roots-grounded sound that is warm, familiar, and full of soulful depth. An international recording artist who began at 15 and has sustained a career spanning more than three decades, he brings a fully developed artistic voice shaped by years of dedication to his craft. Audiences often show their connection to his songs by dancing, singing along, smiling, and sometimes even shedding a tear. The Chicago Sun-Times has praised him as a raw talent with a poet’s touch, writing from the heart with a clear musical vision. This performance offers an intimate look at his resonant lyricism and the authentic spirit at the core of his music.

At Wild Heaven Toco Hills in Atlanta, classic bingo gets a botanical makeover with live plants as prizes. Several rounds keep the action going, more than ten prize plants will be awarded, and every ticketed guest leaves with a plant even without calling bingo. Tickets include everything needed to play and a guaranteed take-home plant, all in a laid-back, social setting that works for a date night, a friends outing, or anyone simply curious to try something different. No green thumb or bingo experience is required. Food and drinks are available for purchase from the venue, and seating is limited.

Fabrizio brings his country and Americana sound to Eddie's Attic, shaped by a journey that began in Huanuco, Peru and continued in Smyrna, Georgia. The Peru-born, Alabama-based singer-songwriter taught himself English through YouTube after school, moved from bussing tables to a deal with Santa Anna Records after social media covers drew attention, and now records songs that have earned millions of streams, including No Blood Left To Spill, Finish Line, and Lady of the Moon. His debut Recovery EP speaks candidly about addiction, loneliness, and mental health, sharing stories with raw honesty. Presale options are available for table reservations and general admission, with a public onsale to follow.

Noah Gundersen performs at Eddie's Attic as part of the Rites of Spring tour, sharing intimate, finely crafted songs that stay with listeners long after the music ends while exploring love, loss, hope, and quiet human resilience. The Emmy-nominated singer-songwriter from the Pacific Northwest has built a devoted global following since 2014 through six full-length albums along with EPs and singles, and he is known for live performances that feel both personal and transportive. He has headlined his own tours and appeared alongside Emmylou Harris, City and Colour, Beck, Josh Ritter, and Lucinda Williams. With his seventh album Rites of Spring he enters a new chapter that digs even deeper into the emotional landscapes at the heart of his work.

Murray Attaway, Peter Holsapple, and Don Dixon share the stage at Eddie's Attic in a trio performance. Attaway, the voice and songwriter behind Guadalcanal Diary, returned with Tense Music Plays, his first solo release since In Thrall, created largely in his home studio with producer and engineer Mark Williams for Moon Ray Sound. The album follows four Elektra releases with Guadalcanal Diary that helped shape Georgia’s alternative rock in the 1980s, and it earned warm critical notice, appearing on multiple year-end best-of lists. Peter Holsapple arrives on the heels of his third solo album The Face of 68, praised by outlets including MOJO and 13th Floor, with the song That Kind of Guy singled out by Variety. He has toured extensively, from solo shows with regional bands to an appearance on the Mountain Stage Radio Show, and he is known for sets that span songs from The dB’s and Continental Drifters alongside his newest material, marked by memorable melodies and intelligent wordplay. Don Dixon brings a deep resume as a songwriter, singer, musician, and producer. A founding member of Arrogance, he has released numerous solo albums including the minor MTV hit Praying Mantis and has had his songs recorded by artists ranging from Joe Cocker to Hootie and the Blowfish. His co-writing partners include Caitlin Cary, Marshall Crenshaw, Counting Crows, and others. On the road he has toured steadily, often with Marti Jones, and has long served as bassist with Mary Chapin Carpenter. In the studio his production credits reach from The Smithereens, Gin Blossoms, and R.E.M. with Mitch Easter to Marshall Crenshaw, James McMurtry, Kim Carnes, John Ellison with the Carpenter Ants, and newer acts such as She Returns From War and Secret Monkey Weekend. Together these three artists bring decades of songwriting, production, and stage experience to Eddie's Attic.

At Decatur Recreation Center, Atlanta Dance Weekend: Age of Aquarius brings a full slate of dancing with contra, English, and waltzing, plus workshops, food, and fun. Live music will be provided by three bands. River Road features Jesse Ball on mandolin and guitar, Sarah-Hadley Yakir on fiddle, and Kristen Planeaux on piano, flute, and accordian. Cosmic Weather includes Peter Martin on flutes and hammered dulcimer, Meg Dedolph on guitar and percussion, Jonathan Whitall on fiddle and keyboard, and Kathie Aagaard on fiddle. Shapeshifter showcases Dave Marcus on concertina, Robbin Marcus on piano, and Corinne Wilkinson on wind synthesizer. Calling is led by Cis Hinkle and Luke Donforth, with sound by The Sound of Perfection and Ed Howe.

The Peter Karp Band marks the release of Jersey Town with a live celebration at Eddie's Attic. The lineup features guitarist Mark Johnson, known for his time with the Atlanta band Delta Moon. Jersey Town salutes New Jersey, where Peter Karp sharpened his storytelling and guitar voice, delivering eleven tracks inspired by years of night-after-night gigs in bars along the New Jersey Turnpike and the characters, real and imagined, found there. Karp plays electric resonator slide and acoustic guitar, harmonica, and piano, channeling clever wordplay into music that swings from relentless and tough to jubilant and sly. His path includes an early national boost through recording and touring with Mick Taylor, a stint with Blind Pig Records, and several releases, including two with Sue Foley, that reached the top of the Blues and Billboard charts. Across it all, he is recognized for heartfelt songwriting supported by skilled musicians and a sound shaped by New Jersey swamps and southern Alabama roots.

Take part in a monthly walk on the Arabia Mountain PATH with the Garden Life Juice Bar Adventure Club, a welcoming way to enjoy the area’s scenery and connect with the community. Participants meet at Garden Life Juice Bar, then head together to one of the trailheads for a relaxed outing on the PATH. Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring water, and invite a friend, everyone is welcome.

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GNPS's N Metro Atlanta Chapter gathers at the trailhead to tend a small section of the park, checking on restoration progress, planting native species, and clearing invasive and other non-native plants. The work day includes hands-on learning about native plants in a native plant setting, with a focus on conserving and restoring Georgia's native flora. Bring work gloves and a water bottle.

Now in its 48th year, the St. Elias Mid-East Festival brings the Atlanta community together at St. Elias Antiochian Orthodox Church to celebrate Middle Eastern food, culture, hospitality, and Orthodox Christian traditions. Attendees can enjoy a wide range of homemade dishes prepared by the St. Elias community. The festival also offers music, vendor booths to browse, activities for children, and tours of the church, where newly added icons are on display. It is open to newcomers and returning visitors alike. Admission is free, the event is suitable for all ages, and purchases are cash-free.

At Brook Run Park in Atlanta, the Atlanta Chili Cook Off offers a family friendly afternoon built around friendly competition. Teams dress up and serve attendees as they compete for most spirited team recognition, while dedicated chili cooks aim for coveted trophies. Whether you plan to cook and compete or simply come to eat, it is designed to be a good time for everyone. Early ticket purchase is recommended.

The Atlanta Society of Magicians, S.A.M. Assembly 30, meets monthly at American Legion Post 1 and spotlights a fresh set of challenges from the group’s magic passport at each gathering. Pizza and drinks will be available. Please let the organizer know if you plan to attend so enough can be ordered. Enter through the far left door on the building’s left side.

Sample your favorite crepe in sweet or savory styles alongside a cup of coffee.

A weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Mike Farris and Barry Waldrep bring an evening of roots-rich music to Eddie’s Attic, weaving soulful rock, gospel spirit, bluegrass drive, and Southern rock grit. Farris, a GRAMMY, Americana Association, and Dove Award winner with six solo albums since 2001 and a founding member of The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies, recorded his album The Sound of Muscle Shoals at the famed Fame Studios in Alabama. Collaborating with Muscle Shoals greats including Clayton Ivey on keys, guitarists Will McFarlane, Kelvin Holly, and Wes Sheffield, Jimbo Hart on bass, and Justin Holder on drums, and working with executive producer Rodney Hall, the music draws on the classic Shoals tradition while showcasing a voice that balances Saturday-night electricity with Sunday-morning grace. Waldrep, known for pushing the boundaries of bluegrass and Southern rock, traces his musical roots to the Carter Family and Flatt and Scruggs. He often shares the stage with artists such as Jimmy Hall, Radney Foster, Mike Farris, and John Berry, or leads his own band, guided by a dedication to playing with good people and making good music.

Designed for children ages 1 to 4, Mini Makers features music, movement, story time, and hands-on art that foster early development through playful exploration. The activities encourage little learners to listen, move, and create in a welcoming setting. Free for Spruill members and $5 for non-members.

Decatur can look forward to crepes in both sweet and savory varieties, paired with coffee.

Decatur can enjoy favorite crepes, sweet or savory, paired with a cup of coffee.

This anniversary event honors 14 years of Decatur Glassblowing with a distinctive art experience. DJs Dax, Pluff, and Billzabub will spin vinyl throughout the evening, shaping the sound of the celebration. Additional details, including potential guest artists, will be announced.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday, offering a consistent weekly market day.

Crepes in sweet and savory styles are paired with coffee at The Corner Cup Coffee in Decatur, GA. Choose your favorite kind of crepe and enjoy it with a cup of coffee.

Catch a screening of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping at Movie Tavern (Tucker). Seating is planned for Row E. The exact showtime will be announced once confirmed, and a link to purchase tickets will be provided when available.

At Eddie’s Attic, the Mike Walton Quintet leads a centennial salute to Miles Davis and John Coltrane, celebrating their far-reaching influence on music with a program devoted to their legacy. Saxophonist and bandleader Mike Walton, a Perry, Georgia native, was drawn to music early through film scores and took up the saxophone in middle school at his mother’s suggestion. Jazz entered the picture soon after through Duke Ellington, and a pivotal introduction to John Coltrane’s work in high school set him on a dedicated path of study. Walton earned a bachelor’s degree in jazz performance and a master’s in jazz pedagogy from Georgia State University, and he has become an active voice in the Atlanta scene, sharing the stage with artists including Joe Gransden, Russell Gunn, Lil John Roberts, and Jimmy Cobb. He also teaches at Imhotep Academy, where he has built a music program from the ground up, passing along his passion for the art form to the next generation.

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A candlelit atmosphere transforms The Chapel on Sycamore into an intimate setting for a live, multi sensory tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac in Atlanta. The Listeso String Quartet performs favorites including Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The concert lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and there is no late entry. Seating is organized by zones, with placement determined on a first come, first served basis. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Multiple dates and times are available. This tribute is independently produced and has no affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship from the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Eddie’s Attic welcomes the East Blue Quartet for an evening of live jazz. The program blends beloved standards, contemporary selections, and in-the-moment improvisation, moving from spirited swing to tender ballads. The ensemble showcases tight interplay, vibrant energy, and a distinctive voice that appeals to longtime jazz listeners and newcomers alike. Tickets are 15 dollars online and 20 dollars at the door.

Enjoy sweet or savory crepes paired with a cup of coffee in Decatur. Choose your favorite crepe and pair it with a warm drink.

Grant-Lee Phillips brings an intimate evening to Eddie’s Attic, featuring songs from his twelfth solo album, In the Hour of Dust, alongside highlights from across his catalog. Self-produced and reflective in tone, the new material blends personal storytelling with themes drawn from a confusing modern landscape. Listeners first encountered his distinctive songwriting with Grant Lee Buffalo, whose early releases Fuzzy and Mighty Joe Moon, which includes the modern rock favorite Mockingbirds, established a lasting reputation. Since his 2000 solo debut, he has pursued a folk and Americana path rich in detail and humanity, and his portrayal of the town troubadour on Gilmore Girls introduced him to many new fans. Often on the road in the U.S. and abroad, he continues to weave love songs and socially aware pieces into a cohesive, human-centered set.

This immersive movement workshop with Sylvie Minot at Core Dance in Decatur, GA invites exploration of ancestral and family patterns through movement, sound, ritual, and Gabrielle Roth’s 5Rhythms. Participants engage the five rhythms—flowing, staccato, chaos, lyrical, and stillness—to honor lineage, shift embedded stories, and open pathways for healing and creative transformation. The experience draws on the wisdom carried within the body and memory, welcoming guidance from the spirit of animal clans and the energy of ancestral lands as companions on the journey. Designed for every body, 5Rhythms is a meditative movement practice that does not require prior dance training. All identities, abilities, and life stages are welcome, and chairs are available for seated dance. The workshop spans three days and asks for full participation. Attendance counts as 2.5 Waves days toward the 5Rhythms teacher training path. Tuition is $350, with an early bird rate available. Inquire about 5RTA and crew discounts. A cancellation fee applies for changes made in advance, and refunds are not offered close to the start of the workshop. Registration includes completing a form and submitting payment, and payment can be made by PayPal, Zelle, Venmo, cash, or check. A scholarship fund is available to help broaden access, and contributions to support it are welcome.

Written by Joe Landry and directed by Marla Krohn, this staging presents the classic story of George Bailey as a live broadcast from a 1940s radio studio. A small ensemble performs the tale with real-time vintage sound effects, live music, and the nostalgic feel of old-time radio. The production blends humor, warmth, and heartfelt emotion while celebrating the season in a family-friendly way.

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Meaningful gifts with stories behind them are available from community vendors, along with merchandise from Refuge and seasonal beverages for shoppers. Purchases directly support baristas who are working to rebuild their lives.

Candlelight sets an intimate scene at The Chapel on Sycamore in Atlanta for a tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac, performed by the Listeso String Quartet amid the soft glow of candles. The program features favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no entry after the start. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists or their representatives.

This farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Enjoy a sweet or savory crepe with a cup of coffee in Decatur.

Enjoy a family-friendly hike with Nature Play Studio at Arabia Mountain. This outing takes place on the first Monday of each month, with participants meeting at the trailhead or in the parking area. Pack snacks and water for your group, dress for the temperature, and wear sturdy shoes. If the weather is unfavorable, the hike will be rescheduled. Spend time outside and explore the trails together.

Eddie’s Attic hosts Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers with special guest Ash Tuesday. This East Coast born rock outfit blends the bite of modern punk, the drive of classic rock, and the moody pull of indie influences, shaped by a DIY process in a backyard barn they converted into a home studio in East Nashville. Onstage, gritty guitars and pounding drums fuel songs led by Mel Bryant’s commanding bass and sharp, fearless lyrics. Their storytelling reflects the place they call home, taking on queerness, mental health, and anti fascism with a sly sense of humor that can land as a laugh, a cry, or a scream. Their album Every God Forsaken Morning drew critical praise and national radio play, and a live release showcases the electricity of their performance.

David Penn and CreativeTone return to Eddie’s Attic for an evening of jazz centered on the new album Next Step, paired with other recent pieces from the group. Next Step continues the path that began with his debut Back on Track, offering a contrasting perspective to that first record. On the recording, the band includes Raquel Lozano on vocals, Fareed Mahluli on saxophone, Joel Stewart on piano, and Tracy Williams on drums. Penn, a bassist from Hempstead, New York, built his craft across the New York scene while studying computer science at St. John’s University in Jamaica, Queens, and he also studied with Cecil McBee. Early work connected him with Talib Qadir, Cecil Bridgewater, Bill Saxton, Billy Mitchell, Walter Davis Jr., Charlie Persip, and Betty Carter. During his time with Carter he played with pianist Khalid Moss and drummer Lewis Nash before Benny Green joined the group, and he has more recently appeared in Atlanta with tenor saxophonist Billy Harper. Back on Track earned positive feedback from audiences and streaming listeners, and the new release showcases a wide range of jazz ideas from the ensemble.

RAM will operate a free pop-up clinic at Berean Christian Church in Stone Mountain, offering dental, vision, and general medical care at no cost on a first come, first served basis. Capacity, especially for dental and vision, is often reached early. Once full, no additional patients can be admitted and operations begin winding down. Arriving early offers the best chance to be seen, and because of time limits you may be asked to choose between dental and vision. General medical care is available to all attendees. When you arrive, RAM staff and volunteers will explain procedures and next steps. If you plan to come early, bring your own food, water, necessary medications, and clothing suitable for the weather. Restrooms are available at the parking area. All services are free and open to the public, with no ID or insurance required. Schedules and parking procedures may adjust due to weather, volunteer changes, or other unexpected circumstances, which can also limit the number of patients served. The second day follows an abbreviated schedule, so earlier arrival is encouraged. Posted end times do not guarantee service availability. For the latest details, check the event page for updates.

Bring your ugliest holiday sweater for a cheerful run or walk with Strong Moms Run Club at Brook Run Park in Dunwoody. This welcoming outing invites moms from the Sandy Springs and Atlanta area at any pace, whether running, jogging, or walking. Strollers are welcome, and babies and kids can come along. Holiday outfits are encouraged, whether over the top or simple. After the miles, plan to stay to chat with other moms, let the kids play, and grab coffee. It offers a relaxed way to move, connect, and mark the season together.

Enjoy sweet or savory crepes with a cup of coffee at The Corner Cup Coffee in Tucker. Taste your favorites and savor a simple pairing of crepes and coffee.

Choose a favorite crepe, sweet or savory, and enjoy it with a cup of coffee. Tucker is invited to savor this classic pairing.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

Donate blood to help patients in emergencies, support surgeries, and keep hospital shelves stocked for those who need it most. Bring a photo ID, eat well, and stay hydrated beforehand for a smooth experience. Please register and select a convenient time in advance. Every pint makes a difference, and your donation could help a neighbor, classmate, or family member receive the care they need.

A serene evening of holiday music unfolds by candlelight at The Chapel on Sycamore, where a live, multi-sensory performance brings cherished carols to life in an intimate Atlanta setting. The Listeso String Quartet leads a program of seasonal favorites, with a tentative set that may include 12 Days of Christmas, Angels from the Realms of Glory, Angels We Have Heard on High, Away in a Manger, Carol of the Bells, Deck the Halls, Ding Dong! Merrily on High, Do You Hear What I Hear, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, Greensleeves (What Child Is This), Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, In the Bleak Midwinter, Joy to the World, O Christmas Tree, O Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night, Silent Night, and The First Noël. The performance runs about 60 minutes, with doors opening an hour beforehand, and there is no entry once the concert begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

Eddie's Attic hosts an evening centered on the music of A Charlie Brown Christmas performed by The Kyle Bryant Trio. Written and first recorded by Vince Guaraldi, this enduring score is a seasonal favorite that entered the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2007 and was selected for the Library of Congress National Recording Registry in 2012 for its cultural, historical, and aesthetic importance. Jazz guitarist Kyle Bryant, long connected to the venue through his work with the Decatur band The Bitteroots, appears with Travis Shaw on bass and Justin Chesarek on drums to present these familiar melodies in a jazz guitar trio format.

Crepes take center stage in Decatur with options from sweet to savory, paired with coffee. Choose the style you prefer and enjoy it with a cup.

Experience beloved holiday music arranged for strings in a warm candlelit setting at The Chapel on Sycamore in Atlanta. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, this concert runs for 60 minutes. Doors open one hour before the performance, and there is no entry once the music begins. Selections may include 12 Days of Christmas, Angels from the Realms of Glory, Angels We Have Heard On High, Away in a Manger, Carol of the Bells, Deck the Halls, Ding Dong! Merrily on High, Do You Hear What I Hear, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, Greensleeves also known as What Child Is This, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, In the Bleak Mid-Winter, Joy to the World, O Christmas Tree, O Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night, Silent Night, and The First Noël. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis. This is a tribute concert experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Enjoy a crepe you love in Decatur, whether you prefer sweet or savory, alongside coffee. A simple, tasty way to treat yourself.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

Enjoy sweet or savory crepes with a cup of coffee at The Corner Cup Coffee in Decatur. Pick your favorite and savor a simple, tasty treat alongside your coffee.

This event features a screening of Avengers -Doomsday at Movie Tavern (Tucker) in Tucker, GA. Seating is planned in Row G.

Joe Gransden brings his annual holiday concert back to Eddie's Attic as he leads His Little Big Band for Sing Me a Song for Christmas, joined by special guest jazz vocalist Lavahi. The program features lively, swing-infused interpretations of beloved holiday standards performed by Joe, Lavahi, and his award-winning ensemble. This festive program celebrates the season and suits friends and family alike.

At Eddie’s Attic, Joe Gransden and his Little Big Band present Sing Me a Song for Christmas with special guest jazz vocalist Lavahi. This annual celebration returns with lively big band arrangements of well loved holiday tunes, brought to life by Joe, Lavahi, and the band’s award winning ensemble. Enjoy a festive program that blends classic seasonal melodies with a swinging jazz flair.

At Bachafest Fridays in Atlanta, the night begins with a bachata sensual lesson led by instructors to be announced, followed by social dancing to sets from DJ Yasaf. Expect bachata favorites with a little salsa in the mix. The gathering takes place at Elements Dance Studio, where dancers can enjoy a smooth floating floor, plenty of fans to stay cool, and a patio space for breaks and conversation. Parking is convenient and well lit. Admission is $15 at the door, payable by cash, Venmo, Zelle, or Cash App. Complimentary granola bars and a water filter dispenser are available, and attendees are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste.

Enjoy sweet or savory crepes paired with a cup of coffee.

Enjoy sweet or savory crepes alongside a cup of coffee. Choose your favorite combination and take a moment to savor the pairing.

Mother's Finest brings its hard-hitting blend of funk and rock to Eddie's Attic, powered by the dynamic voices of Glenn "Doc" Murdock and Joyce "Baby Jean" Kennedy. With Gary "Moses Mo" Moore and John "Red Devil" Hayes on guitars, Jerry "Wyzard" Seay on bass, and Dion Derek on drums, the band delivers tight grooves and razor-edged riffs that have defined its sound for more than fifty years. Members of the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, these veterans are known for a high-energy show that excites long-time followers and welcomes new fans. The set draws on favorites across their catalog, from their spin on "Mickey's Monkey" and the heartfelt "Thank You For The Love" from "Another Mother Further" to the thunderous bite of "Black Radio Won't Play This Record." Expect fearless genre-blending, big vocals, and a rhythm section that hits with precision.

David Robert King & the Darlings perform live at Eddie's Attic with special guest Patrice Buford. This dual album release show celebrates the release of two albums.

The Chapel on Sycamore hosts a candlelight tribute in Atlanta featuring the Listeso String Quartet performing music associated with Prince, Childish Gambino, and other celebrated artists in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. Over approximately 65 minutes, hear string renditions of songs such as Purple Rain, Ex-Factor, You Don't Know My Name, Smooth Operator, Untitled (How Does It Feel), Redbone, Thinkin Bout You, The End of the Road, Adorn, Good Days, The Best Part, Tyrone, and Don't Touch My Hair. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and late entry is not permitted. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This tribute is an independent production and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.