Family events in East Point, GA

This inclusive softball program focuses on fun, friendship, and a sense of belonging. Designed for individuals with intellectual or physical disabilities, it provides a supportive setting to grow confidence, strengthen teamwork, and share memorable moments on the field. All experience levels are welcome, and no prior play is required.

Take on the role of a detective in an outdoor, phone-guided case set during a speed dating night that turns deadly. With only a smartphone and an internet connection, follow clues, crack puzzles, and question suspects as you piece together what happened. Play any day at any time. The experience usually lasts about 60 to 90 minutes and covers about a 1.5 mile radius. It is recommended for ages 14 and up, with those under 14 accompanied by an adult. Each ticket unlocks access on two devices. Finish the investigation to receive a three day pass to try other Questo games for free. Available in English, French, German, and Spanish. For complete instructions, check your Fever ticket and confirmation email.

To mark the Garden’s 50th year, an encore exhibition of Niki de Saint Phalle’s monumental sculptures returns to the grounds, revisiting a landmark presentation from two decades ago. More than 40 works by the pioneering French sculptor, including her playful, brightly colored Nanas and other fantastical figures, are installed across the site. The exhibition features 41 pieces that are believed to be the largest presentation of the artist’s work in North America, with most on loan from the Niki Charitable Art Foundation and additional works from private collections. The scale ranges widely, from Grand Step Totem at roughly 2,000 pounds and the towering Large Yelling Man at 16.5 feet to compact wall reliefs measuring about two feet square. Installations are placed throughout the Garden, the Conservatory, the Orchid Center, and the Gardenhouse Gallery, with The Three Graces animating the Skyline Garden pond. An interpretive display about the artist and her practice is located near the entrance to the Orchid Display House. Entry to the exhibition is included with regular Garden admission.

Ms. Ally guides little ones through garden-themed tales using lively reading and interactive activities. Bees, flowers, butterflies, and other garden friends inspire participation as children listen, respond, and explore stories together. Designed for ages 1 to 4, this program requires an accompanying adult. It takes place in the Children’s Garden Amphitheatre and is included with Garden membership or admission.