Events in Fayette County, GA

Xtreme Music Trivia brings a lively challenge to Partners Bar & Grill, formerly Yknot. Questions span music from the 1950s through the 2020s and draw from a wide range of genres. Teams compete for prizes in a setting the venue highlights for its food, service, and welcoming atmosphere. It offers a friendly way to put music knowledge to the test with friends.

A community garage sale and vendor market showcases local sellers with a mix of new and secondhand goods. Live performances by area entertainers add to the experience, and families can visit a dedicated kids area for activities. The majority of booths are indoors, providing shelter from the weather and a more comfortable place to browse. Prospective vendors can submit an application to reserve a spot. The fee is $25 per day, indoor spaces are available, and capacity is limited, offering a straightforward way to present products and connect with the community.

A high-energy night of live music takes over the amphitheater with a lineup that moves from soulful tunes to full-throttle rock. The Paradox, The Stews, Hey Dreamer, Pearl Bottom Radio, and Atticus Roness share the stage for an evening built around big sounds and local spirit. Tickets are on sale, with prices increasing on the day of the show. FreshTix is the official ticketing partner, and only tickets purchased through FreshTix or the venue box office are guaranteed. Come ready to eat, with savory bites from Grazing Here and The Mad Greek, sweet treats from Beeze Freeze, and craft beverages served by Johnny’s Pizza. Small coolers and picnic baskets are welcome. Parking is free. Bring blankets or beach-style folding chairs for lawn seating, and leave full-size lawn chairs at home for the best sightlines. The music goes on rain or shine, so consider packing a poncho and skip the umbrella. The venue operates cashless for ticketing. This event is supported by sponsors including QTS Data Center, Brightmoor Healthcare, Hampton Inn, Johnny’s Pizza, and Safebuilt.

Atlanta rock outfit HeyDreamer brings its soulful vocals, gritty grooves, and kinetic live energy to The Ville Amp in Fayetteville for the 99X Locals Luau. Led by singer songwriter and lead guitarist Melody Kiser, with Dustin Williams on bass and David Williams on drums, the trio blends alternative rock with touches of soul, funk, and pop, built on tight harmonies, expressive musicianship, and rhythms that keep crowds moving. Kiser’s commanding voice pairs with bold, melodic guitar work to anchor a set that balances precision and fire. Their catalog includes the debut EP If You’re Out There and the full album Dances in Wonderland, with a new 13 chapter concept record, Celebrated Destruction of Paradise, on the way and already introduced through a series of singles supported by a Kickstarter that raised over $30,000 for recordings, visuals, and a broad rollout. Highlights from recent years include features on 99X, a spot at 99X’s Big Day Out, a performance aboard the Melissa Etheridge Cruise, and an appearance on PBS’s Peach Jam. They also created Newnan Porchfest, a community music event that drew more than 10,000 people in its first year, and are currently under a production deal with Real People Music and Real 2 Reel Studios, the Georgia studio and production company led by CMA artist Brian Collins and Will Turpin of Collective Soul.

An open mic at Anthony’s Pizzeria features soulful tunes and lively melodies with host Megan Strom. Musicians at any level are welcome to perform, and listeners can relax and enjoy live music. Pizza and other dishes are available while the music plays. Megan, a local artist known for engaging performances and a diverse repertoire, keeps the vibe welcoming. Those interested in performing can connect with her to get on the lineup, and the setting suits friends, family, and fellow music lovers.

At Peachtree City Library, children ages 5 and older can drop in for a free, open-ended LEGO building session. Participants use assorted bricks to craft original creations while strengthening collaboration and problem-solving skills in a welcoming setting. A parent or guardian must stay with each child, and no registration is required.

Formerly known as Farm + Table, the Homegrown Supper Series at Camp Southern Ground offers a culinary journey that honors the Southern supper tradition while supporting programs for kids, veterans, and families. Guests can look forward to cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, a guided tour of the organic farm, and a meal prepared by Executive Chef Collins Woods. Each gathering highlights flavors crafted from locally sourced ingredients in a beautiful outdoor setting. Storytelling and music foster a deeper connection to the land and the mission behind the meal, creating a memorable night for friends and families, as well as a fitting choice for employee celebrations or client engagement.

A night centered on generosity in action, the Harvest of Blessings Gala Dinner and Auction unites the community in a shared purpose. Guests can look forward to a carefully prepared dinner, auction segments, and moments that underscore the impact made possible through Midwest Food Bank. Support from this event helps provide food for more than 250,000 people across the communities it serves, turning one evening into lasting help. Ways to get involved include attending, sponsoring, or taking part in the auction. The program also includes a live performance by sand artist Joe Castillo, recognized around the world.

Warrior Yoga Sundays bring a monthly practice to Camp Southern Ground that emphasizes purposeful movement, connection, and mindfulness. Guided by instructors from The Yoga Lounge, the session offers time to reset, find balance, and begin the month with a clear, calm mindset. Participation is free, and a spot must be reserved in advance. In April and July, this offering moves to the second week in observance of Easter and the Fourth of July.

Connect with local chess enthusiasts at a welcoming club meetup. A chess coach will help beginners learn the game and offer pointers for more experienced players. All ages and abilities are welcome. There is no fee to participate, and no registration is required.

Children in grades 1 through 5 can build confidence and practice reading aloud with registered therapy dogs through the CAREing Paws program. Participants should already have basic reading skills. The library schedules three individual sessions, each 20 minutes long. Children may bring a book or choose one at the library. Registration is required, and parents must reserve a time slot in advance for their child. For more information or to register, call the library at 770-631-2520.

The 4th Annual Woofstock returns to City Center Park in Fayetteville for a community celebration of music, dogs, and rescue support, with all event profits dedicated to helping animals in need. Highlights include DockDogs of America demonstrations that showcase high-flying jumps and splashes, a Blessing of the Animals led by FFUMC, and lively sets from an event DJ. Families can meet Bluey and Bingo for photos, explore a kid zone with inflatables, and visit an adoption area to connect with pets looking for a home. A vendor market and food trucks offer plenty to browse and taste, including treats for people and pups, and a cooling station with splash pools and water bowls helps keep canine guests comfortable. Fundraising fun continues with a dunk tank featuring city officials and a silent auction packed with items and experiences to benefit local rescues. Before the main festivities, the Fayette Humane Society hosts Fayette Love Your Pet on the City Hall grounds. Vendors should be aware of scammers, since official communication is handled directly by Main Street Fayetteville, GA, not through comments or personal direct messages, and anyone asking for payment via digital apps in a comment thread is not affiliated.

Georgia Easy Riders celebrates 22 years of travel, friendship, and shared memories with an anniversary gathering. As a Southern Region Chapter of the National African American RV Association (N.A.A.RV.A.), the group brings together its RV family and friends to recognize this milestone and the community built on the road. The focus is on connection, camaraderie, and the journeys that have shaped the chapter over more than two decades.

Multiverse is a three day fan convention celebrating science fiction, fantasy, horror, gaming, art, and cosplay. Held at the Hilton Peachtree City, it offers a weekend packed with fun and showcases dozens of top creators from across the industry.

Main Street Fayetteville is transforming the historic square into a glowing showcase of carved pumpkins, inviting schools, churches, organizations, and local businesses to fill the courthouse grounds with creative displays. Participants can deliver their pumpkins during the designated drop off window and have them set up by the final intake day so visitors can stroll through and enjoy the handiwork. To help identify entries, write the creator’s name on the bottom of the pumpkin and include a sign that names the school, church, organization, or business. After the viewing period, children may take their pumpkins home, and any items left behind will be cleared by the cleanup crew. A registration form is required, and forms are available at City Hall or by email request.

Pumpkin Fest is a free, family-friendly celebration on Fayetteville’s historic Courthouse Square. The annual event fills the square with inflatable attractions including an inflatable corn maze and a pumpkin bounce and slide. Highlights include costume contests for kids and dogs with a chance to win, a cozy hayride from the Courthouse Square to the Fire Department on Lee Street, the sweet challenge of bobbing for donuts, a petting zoo, and a creative pumpkin decorating station hosted by Art of Landscaping. A live DJ provides music throughout, and a vendor market adds shopping and trick-or-treating for children. From little pumpkins to four-legged companions, there is something for all ages.

The Fayetteville Witches' Ride features a festive bicycle outing where participants dress as witches or warlocks to support a charitable cause.

Downtown Fayetteville comes to life with the return of the Scarecrow Invasion, a friendly competition where Downtown Main Street businesses and organizations craft creative, fall themed scarecrows. Public voting determines the People’s Choice Award, earning one entry bragging rights. The Rotary Club of Fayetteville was the previous winner, and this edition will decide who claims the title next. Scarecrows will be installed later in the season to keep downtown filled with autumn charm as the holidays approach.

Celebrate self-belief, community, and plenty of sparkle at the Divas Peachtree City Half Marathon and 5K. This festive run invites participants to show their bold side with tutus, tiaras, and glitter, turning every mile into a celebration. Scenic paths and lakes in Peachtree City set the scene with a warm, welcoming feel. Whether the goal is fitness, friendship, or fun, the supportive atmosphere embraces every pace. A portion of race proceeds benefits a local charity, adding purpose to each step.

Cherokee Thunder takes the stage at Tavern on 74 for a live set of country and rock favorites, featuring familiar songs from across both genres.

Shine Through Me, Inc., a nonprofit 5013C founded and led by CEO Shalita Thrasher, returns with its third annual Pink Wonderland fundraiser gala. Guided by a mission to advocate, educate, and empower, the celebration calls for semi-formal cocktail attire in pink. Tickets are $100.

Converse & Convos Grown Woman Faith Conference centers on meaningful dialogue through age-specific breakout conversations. Two dedicated rooms are designed for different life stages. Participants ages 18 to 39 dive into identity, calling, relationships, and the challenge of figuring things out. Guests 40 and older focus on reinvention, legacy, healing, and what comes next. The format recognizes that faith can look different across seasons of life and offers language and community that meet women where they are. The conference takes place at the Hilton Peachtree City Atlanta Hotel & Conference Center.

Eddie B, the comedian behind the viral What Teachers Really Want to Say videos, brings the If These Classroom Walls Could Talk Tour to Trilith LIVE. Known for turning everyday classroom frustrations into big laughs, he connects with educators through humor that is candid and relatable. After selling out clubs, theaters, and arenas with the Teachers Only Comedy Tour and the I’m Already Professionally Developed Tour, and entertaining fans with virtual shows during the pandemic, he returns to the stage with a set that captures the chaos, comedy, and truth of a teacher’s day. From staff meetings to student antics, classroom life takes center stage. This show speaks to educators and anyone who has navigated school. Tickets will be available soon, with special offers for teachers.

Downtown Fayetteville celebrates the season with a friendly holiday window contest featuring creative storefront displays from Downtown Main Street businesses and organizations. Community votes decide the People’s Choice Award and the ultimate bragging rights. Participation is open to Downtown Main Street businesses and organizations that want to showcase festive, eye catching windows. Last year’s winner was Betty’s Fine Collectibles, and the district once again sets the stage for imaginative designs that bring the sidewalks to life.

Downtown Fayetteville shifts the usual Black Friday hustle into a community-focused day that highlights local shops and makers. Find distinctive gifts or treat yourself while supporting the boutiques, creators, and independent businesses that shape the heart of the city. Take a break to enjoy a bite at local bistros and sip a pink cocktail, a seasonal beer, or a warm latte as you explore. Pink Friday is part of a nationwide effort to put small businesses first, encouraging shoppers to keep their dollars in the community and show appreciation for the entrepreneurs who call Fayetteville home. Wearing your favorite pink outfit is encouraged.

Fayetteville celebrates the season with a Christmas parade followed by the lighting of City Center Park, creating a cheerful holiday scene for the community. The parade follows the same route as last year, and spectators can catch the full procession from inside the park. After the parade, the park comes alive with festive lights along with holiday music, hands-on cookie decorating, face painting, and a selection of food vendors and treat trucks. Parade entries are welcome for floats built around a winter wonderland theme. Entry is free for nonprofits, churches, local schools, and bands, and the fee for citizens and businesses is 25 dollars.

Celebrate the heartbeat of the community by supporting small, independent businesses. Started by American Express in 2010, this annual tradition spotlights the local makers, bakers, and risk-takers who give neighborhoods their character. Browse for one of a kind finds you will not see in big box stores, meet the people behind favorite brands, and help strengthen the local economy by keeping more dollars close to home. It offers a welcoming way to kick off holiday shopping with a personal touch and a chance to show meaningful support for the entrepreneurs who make the area special. Bring a reusable bag and choose small businesses to make a meaningful impact.