This weekend in DeKalb County, GA

Now in its fourth year, this Breast Cancer Awareness Hike and Assembly at the Stone Mountain Walk-Up Trail in Stone Mountain, GA brings people together for a day of remembrance, encouragement, movement, and community, hosted by Adults P.L.A.Y. 360. While breast cancer is the focus, the gathering embraces all cancers, honoring every story and every effort to raise awareness. Attendees are invited to express their support with tutus, cancer-awareness colors, or anything that reflects a personal reason for being there. The day begins with sign-in and a relaxed pre-hike meetup featuring casual games, photo opportunities, conversation, and goody bags while supplies last, along with chances to win prizes. Before setting off, organizers will review prize winners, share important announcements, explain the route, and lead a stretch. The group will then make the ascent to the top of Stone Mountain, a climb that typically takes less than an hour depending on pace and conditions. At the summit, an assembly offers space for reflection, shared experiences, remembrance, and encouragement. Participants who prefer to ride the Summit Skyride instead of hiking are encouraged to take part in the pre-hike gathering for games, photos, announcements, and the opportunity to receive a goody bag while supplies last. Those interested in speaking during the summit assembly can email adultsplaycolga@gmail.com with the subject line Stone Mountain Speaker.

At The Corner Cup Coffee, Tucker Crepes & Coffee features sweet or savory crepes paired with a cup of coffee. Choose your favorite crepe and enjoy this simple pairing.

At Metro Belly Dance in Atlanta, a weekly drop-in class invites dancers of all levels to explore belly dance. Expect approachable instruction that covers core technique with plenty of lively shimmies. Suitable for first-timers and seasoned movers alike.

Celebrate the season with a fall festival on the Lawn featuring pumpkin decorating, seasonal photo spots, classic carnival games, and entertainers with an autumn twist. This family friendly afternoon is part of a monthly second Saturday series that brings live music, rotating themes, and community-centered experiences. Each installment offers new seasonal highlights and interactive fun to explore. Enjoy food and refreshing drinks while relaxing in a lively open-air setting. Admission is complimentary and the activities welcome all ages.

Blueburst brings its guitar-charged sound to Eddie’s Attic, led by guitarist and vocalist Craig Douglas Miller alongside renowned guitarist Marty Willson-Piper of The Church, Noctorum, and All About Eve. Their partnership revived a long-paused musical journey for Miller and now powers songs rooted in 80s alternative and post-punk, weaving a blend of crunch, chime, and jangle with themes of mortality, reinvention, and making the most of every moment. With the debut album Significance setting the stage, the project steps into the spotlight as a full live band. Ben Etter on bass, Andrew Keller on guitar, and Dana Locatell on drums join Miller and Willson-Piper for the first electric shows. A second album is underway, with new singles arriving each month leading up to the full release.

After a brief summer break, the new Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem show at Petite Violette returns with a tale of oddities resurfacing after three years of calm. Willie is feeling those possession tingles again, linking him to the updownside and to Whatthe Heckna. He is back to snatching people, and he appears to have help. Who is involved, and why is it happening now? All the while, the folks in HawkEnds just want a simple mall trip in their parachute pants, picking up Swatches at Benneton, even as the strange events close in around them.

Saturday nights at Josephine Lounge in Atlanta celebrate culture as Caribbean energy meets African vibes. The evening brings a lively mix of food, music, and dance for a vibrant night out. Free parking is available.

Sweet or savory crepes are available to pair with a cup of coffee for the Tucker community.

This farmers market takes place every Sunday.

The Georgian Chamber Players perform at Eddie's Attic. The ensemble features David Coucheron, Zhenwei Shi, Elizabeth Pridgen, and Julie Coucheron. Founded in 1984 by principal musicians of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the group was created to share cornerstone chamber works with Atlanta Symphony Orchestra colleagues and acclaimed guest artists. Their collaborations have included pianists Emanuel Ax, Andre Watts, and Philippe Entremont, violinists Shlomo Mintz, Joseph Silverstein, and Robert McDuffie, cellist Janos Starker, and guitarist David Leisner.

Presented by Atlanta Americana, Eddie's Attic hosts a live set from singer and songwriter Maya de Vitry. Known for performances that thrive on spontaneity and for lyrics that sift for truth, she arrives with her fifth full-length, All My Faith, rooted in alt-country and indie folk with a raw, present feel. The songs roam from canyons and kitchens to cold lakes and highway truck stops, blending moments of joy, sorrow, and frank honesty. Stories span from bleary airport bachelorette escapades in Nashville to reflections on the patterns that can confine us, carried by a steady confidence and a belief in the transformative pull of song. Recorded and mixed by engineer Sean Sullivan, a five-time Grammy recipient, and produced by de Vitry, the album gathers trusted collaborators, including Spencer Cullum and Ethan Ballinger on pedal steel and guitar, Jo Schornikow on keys, Ethan Jodziewicz on bass, Dominic Billett on drums, and harmony vocals from Shelby Means and Joel Timmons. Opening with a title track that embraces time, love, and uncertainty, the record considers how people care for one another and the healing that can grow from those connections, a presence she continues to cultivate on stage.