Events in Fayette County, GA

A free Senior Expo at Byers Theatre connects attendees with local organizations that support seniors and their families. The event features prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Meet other birthworkers for a relaxed opportunity to connect, share insights, and build relationships that strengthen service to the community. The focus is on conversation, collaboration, and mutual support among people working in birth care.

This orientation offers a thorough introduction to the SEFAA Makerspace for both new and returning members. Take a guided walkthrough to see the tools, equipment, and materials available, and learn the essential safety guidelines and correct use of key machines. The session explains when and how the workspace can be used, where to find supplies, and how to check out tools. There is time for questions along with hands-on practice on select equipment. It suits anyone interested in using the Makerspace, from those curious about fiber arts and crafts to experienced makers exploring new techniques. Afterward, participants are prepared to work in the space independently and with confidence, supporting a safe, productive, and creative environment for everyone.

This free, informative panel discussion focuses on recognizing subtle and more serious signs that an aging loved one may need additional help. Attendees will learn practical ways to assess their loved one’s needs, coordinate family roles, and connect with professional resources so that observations can lead to proactive planning. Presenters include Alexandra Fenech, Cynthia Lourie, Adam Seever, and Rob Stearns.

Enjoy an evening of jackpot bingo hosted by DJ Wes of W Forbes Events. Prizes are offered every round, with gift cards sponsored by Fayette Wrecker.

This ongoing group offers a welcoming setting to practice and deepen channeling skills. It is intended for participants who already have some experience, whether from a workshop or informal practice with friends, as well as those with more background who want space to go further. Each meeting includes time to share where you are on your path and acknowledge recent breakthroughs, then moves into a range of exercises. Activities may include small group work, one on one practice, and at times sharing messages for the group or for individual participants. The group is facilitated by Vicki Evans, who has been receiving messages from Spirit for more than three decades, leads monthly groups and healing sessions, and has taught channeling workshops in the Atlanta area in recent years. Sessions take place in the Annex at Phoenix and Dragon on the third Tuesday each month, and the format is drop in so attending every meeting is not required. The cost is $30.

This screening of “Eames: The Architect and the Painter” is a fundraiser for the Docomomo US Georgia Chapter. Ticket sales support the chapter’s mission to preserve, conserve, and celebrate Modernism. Donations through Zeffy are optional and are not required.

A weekly trading card game gathering featuring casual Riftbound play, Gundam Card Game open play, and One Piece TCG matches. Players can try different match formats, learn the games, test strategies, refine decks, trade cards, and share ideas with fellow players. Riftbound attendees receive a complimentary Nexus Nights Promo Pack while supplies last, limited to one per guest.

Enjoy a weekly drop-in belly dance class open to all experience levels. Come get your shimmy on!

All ages are welcome at this stop on the To Whom It Still Concerns tour. The main floor is general admission with standing room only, and the balcony offers reserved, assigned seating. Ticket options include a public onsale, presales for Citi Cardmembers, Live Nation, and the artist, Reserved by Spotify, and VIP packages. A 2 for $50 All In offer is also listed. Please note that Danger Mouse will not be appearing on this tour.

Country Night features lessons followed by dancing at Atlanta Eagle.

Enjoy an evening of brain teasers, food, and drinks at Atlanta Eagle. Trivia is hosted by DJ Dewayne.

Comedy sets will be recorded at no cost, and comedians can enjoy free drinks at Our Bar.

1 Million Cups is a weekly gathering where entrepreneurs, business owners, and community members connect, learn, and support one another. Each week, a local entrepreneur presents a business or idea and welcomes constructive feedback, insights, and connections from the community. The gathering offers a welcoming space to share ideas, ask questions, and encourage collaboration. Whether you are starting a business, growing one, or curious about entrepreneurship, you are welcome to take part in the conversation.

A monthly hands-on session at SEFAA focuses on sorting, pricing, and organizing a steady flow of textile and fiber donations. It is a simple way to give back, connect with other fiber enthusiasts, and see new stock before it is put out. No prior experience is required, and enthusiasm is welcome, along with a pair of scissors if you have them. Participate for any amount of time and enjoy a friendly behind the scenes look while lending a hand.

Experience a faithful stage adaptation of the 1964 stop-motion animated holiday special, as Rudolph embarks on a fun and adventurous journey to save Christmas Day. Admission includes access to the museum and a create-a-puppet workshop.

This free support group is open to the public and offers a welcoming space for people facing the challenges of a stroke. Caring staff members guide the group by listening, offering encouragement, and facilitating conversation. Participants can socialize, share coping strategies and resources, and support one another.

Create a charming mini lantern decorated with dried fruit, perfect for a holiday gift, a hostess gift, or your own seasonal décor. Each lantern costs $8, and you can make as many as you’d like. Please note that refunds and class substitutions are not available.

Girls Who Walk Dunwoody brings women together for movement, conversation, and connection. Take a walk, clear your head, and meet new people in a welcoming, low-pressure setting. Come with a friend or on your own.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of live acoustic music at Anthony’s Pizzeria, hosted by Megan & Friends. The open mic welcomes acoustic performers sharing songs or poetry, as well as listeners who want to enjoy music and pizza. Sign-ups are available on site.

Olivia Rodrigo brings The Unraveled Tour to State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

Celebrate Whitechapel’s 20th anniversary with a live show featuring a general admission standing-room floor and fully reserved, assigned seating in the balconies. The event is open to all ages. The balconies are not ADA accessible, and there is no elevator in the building. ADA accommodations are located on the main floor, and event staff can assist guests upon arrival. Guests with ADA tickets may also request assistance from staff.

The R&B Tour features Usher Raymond and Chris Brown at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Every attendee needs a ticket, except children shorter than 33 inches. The stadium’s clear bag policy applies, with limited exceptions for medically necessary items after security inspection. Paid storage is available near Gates 1 and 2 for non-compliant bags, which must be retrieved on the same day.

Enjoy New York-style pizza and trivia with friends. Gather your group for a weekly trivia night.

The event welcomes guests of all ages. Reserved seating is available on both the main floor and the balcony for a comfortable experience. Ticket options include a general public onsale, T-Mobile access, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Enjoy Charity Drag Bingo with Ruby Redd, with dinner served and entertainment on the entertainment level.

Tab Benoit, a singer, songwriter, and guitarist, brings more than 30 years of gritty, soulful Delta swamp blues to the stage. A four-time Grammy nominee, he has received five Blues Music Awards and was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. His latest album, I Hear Thunder, marked his return to recording after a 13-year hiatus and reached number one on the Billboard charts. Benoit is also the founder of Voice of the Wetlands, an organization dedicated to preserving Louisiana’s coastal waters. The performance features Jesse Dayton.

Grateful Shred is presented by Rival Entertainment at Center Stage. The event is open to all ages, with general admission.

The Gordon Vernick Quartet performs a few numbers before inviting musicians and singers to join them on stage for a jazz jam session. Admission is $10, or $5 for performers and students with ID.

This 30-minute program is designed for steady walkers from walking age through 24 months. Children can enjoy toys, songs, and stories. Registration is not required, and older siblings should not attend.

A Pokémon gathering primarily designed for younger players ages 6–13, with all ages welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring a smartphone or tablet for Pokémon Go, a Nintendo Switch to play Pokémon games, or Pokémon trading cards for trading or battling. Parents must remain nearby for elementary-age children, and parents of older children are advised to stay in the library. A weekly Pokémon Theft Acknowledgement Waiver is required before children are dropped off. Players 13 or older may sign their own form. Labeling Pokémon belongings and toys is recommended, and no registration is required.

Learn simple embroidery techniques while creating a festive holiday design to display at home or give as a handmade gift. No experience is necessary, making this a cozy, relaxing way to enjoy some Christmas creativity. The class costs $45, with registration and payment required in advance to reserve a spot. Refunds and class substitutions are not available.

Enjoy a free game of music bingo at Anthony’s Pizzeria, where hit songs replace numbers. Listen, sing along, mark your card, and call bingo to win cash prizes sponsored by Tom Kirkbride Law Firm. Pizza, cold drinks, and enthusiastic singing are part of the fun.

Enjoy an evening of Salsa classes for beginners and experienced dancers. Sessions cover beginner Salsa, intermediate footwork, and intermediate partnering, with practice in footwork, partnerwork, body movement, and musicality. The intermediate classes require familiarity with the studio’s syllabus and teacher approval. Classes cost $25 each.

A healing circle led by Vicki and a group of energy practitioners offers both individual and shared energy work. Two or three attendees are invited to take a seat at the center while the team directs collective healing toward them, then all participants receive a brief period of energy work from one or more members of the group, so everyone benefits. Vicki brings more than three decades of experience and has led groups at Phoenix & Dragon for over ten years. Admission is free. The gathering takes place in the South Annex at Phoenix & Dragon.

Nikki Glaser brings sharp wit and fearless comedy to the stage, with bold truths and punchlines at the center of a night of laughter.

This all-ages show has been postponed, and a new date has not yet been announced. The main floor is general admission standing, with a limited-capacity pit area. If the balcony is open, it offers general admission seating. Once the pit reaches capacity, general admission floor ticket holders will be directed to other available floor areas or the balcony.

Sleeping With Sirens performs in Atlanta at The Eastern.

UB40 will perform at Center Stage, with reserved seating. The event is open to all ages.

Zero Mile Presents Blake Whiten on the Something to Say Tour, with Slater Nally. The event is open to all ages.

Sing, socialize, and have fun at a karaoke gathering hosted by DJ Conflux and Marco Sway. There is no cover charge, and registration is optional.

Experience the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in a live performance featuring Robert Spano and Conrad Tao, with a program centered on Bernstein and America at 250.

Purelink is a Chicago-formed trio known for blending contemporary bass music, dub, chillout IDM, and ambient textures. Their sound pairs detailed production and enveloping sub-bass with innovative grooves, moving between introspective electronic passages and dancefloor moments. With acclaimed releases including Signs and Faith, Purelink brings an evolving, improvisational approach to its live and DJ sets.

UB40 brings its tour to Atlanta for a performance in a mid-sized theater, combining an intimate setting with lively audience energy. Classic hits such as “Red Red Wine” invite sing-alongs, while the band’s smooth rhythms carry the show.

Rock Haus Karaoke offers a welcoming night of singing, whether you’re a seasoned performer or just having fun with the mic. Hosted by Raqi, the event has no cover charge and free parking.

Enjoy a karaoke night with the chance to sing your favorite songs alongside New York-style pizza, garlic knots, and other Johnny’s favorites.

Families can borrow classic board and card games or bring their own favorites for an evening of dinner, friendly competition, laughter, and reconnecting. Phones are set aside so everyone can focus on family fun.

A relaxed, social night for teens centered on music, movement, creativity, and community. Explore aerial arts and acrobatic flow in a low-pressure environment with a beginner-to-intermediate featured skill, guided exploration, freestyle movement, and open flow time. Snacks and space to connect with others round out this movement-based experience, which is not a traditional class.

At The B Complex in Atlanta, Chocolate and Art Show Atlanta 2026 blends a gallery experience with live entertainment and sweet indulgences across two nights. Browse and purchase original pieces from emerging and established Georgia artists while meeting the creators behind the work. The evening features a dynamic mix of live music, DJs, and performances that keep the energy high as guests enjoy chocolate tastings and other sweet surprises. Ideal for art fans, chocolate enthusiasts, and curious explorers, this immersive night out brings art, music, and flavor together under one roof. Tickets are limited.

Discover the strange and astonishing side of the animal kingdom through hands-on science, drinks, and fascinating creatures.

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 lively atmosphere for an evening of music, food, and drinks.

Enjoy an evening of music trivia spanning songs from the 1950s through the 2020s and covering all genres. Gather a team and test your knowledge for a chance to earn prizes. Food, service, and atmosphere are also highlighted at Partners Bar & Grill, formerly Yknot.

Pianist Kenny Banks Jr. brings a distinctive blend of jazz and gospel, shaped by Afro-Cuban and hip-hop influences. A sought-after soloist and collaborator, he has performed with artists including Kurt Elling, Stefon Harris, and Jazzmeia Horn, and regularly appears at leading jazz venues. The evening also includes a post-concert artist Q&A and reception.

Spades the Play is a comedy presented in Atlanta. The experience includes opportunities to play spades before and after the show, along with an open bar before and after. Sunday performances also include brunch, with food included in the ticket.

Enjoy an evening on the rooftop patio beneath the night sky with live music from The Bourbon Brothers Band, wine tastings featuring Kenefick Ranch Wines, and prime rib and salmon from the smoker. This event is for guests 21 and over, and reservations are required.

XChange Open Mic offers an inviting stage for poets, comedians, musicians, storytellers, and creative shapeshifters to share their work with a lively, encouraging audience. The focus is on voices, stories, and sound in a supportive setting. Each participant typically has 5 to 7 minutes, with a little flexibility. Sign-ups open early and the mic kicks off afterward. Hosted by Theresa Davis and presented in partnership with Fulton Institute at the Paul Robeson Theater. Admission is $10 in advance or $15 at the door. This edition does not include a slam.

A 40th anniversary screening of Little Shop of Horrors comes to Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE, hosted by Ellen Greene, who first brought Audrey to life on stage and later starred in the film adaptation. Greene makes an uncommon appearance to mark the occasion. The 1986 cult classic sci fi musical comedy directed by Frank Oz centers on Seymour Krelborn, a nerdy florist who raises Audrey II, a carnivorous plant with a taste for blood. As the Skid Row flower shop gains fame thanks to the plant, its demands escalate to human sacrifices, leaving Seymour torn between his feelings for coworker Audrey and the danger posed by Audrey II. An exclusive meet and greet package will be offered, featuring a signed memorabilia item and photo opportunities. The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is not performing at this event.

The Revivalists are an eight-piece rock ’n’ roll collective known for soulful alternative rock anthems and a distinctive blend of classic American music styles. Their fifth album, Pour It Out Into The Night, reflects on gratitude, personal growth, and living in the moment. The band also supports community, health, and environmental organizations through its Rev Causes initiative, with a portion of ticket proceeds directed to the fund.

Carl Cox brings an all-ages show to Coca-Cola Roxy. The main floor is general admission with standing room only and does not connect to the balcony. The balcony is general admission except for rows AA and BB, and it does not provide access to the floor. Ticketing will include a Live Nation presale as well as a public onsale.

Heather Luttrell and The Possumden perform at Blind Willie's Blues Club. A cover charge applies.

Experience a night of drag, glamour, and nonstop performances in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle.

Speakeasy and Native Groove present a performance featuring Yheti b2b Toadface and Flintwick at Aisle 5. The event is open to all ages.

Experience a late-night dancefloor excursion with music curated by Bands Ruin. One pilot guides the journey all night, with no rotating lineup or short sets, in a room built for dancing. Phones are encouraged to be switched to airplane mode.

Explore a selection of locally grown produce, artisanal foods, baked goods, and handcrafted goods from local vendors at the Sandy Springs Farmers Market. The market offers a vibrant community atmosphere and fresh finds each week.

Walk to End Lupus Now is a community walk that brings together people affected by lupus and their families around a single shared purpose, ending lupus. The Southeast Region of the Lupus Foundation of America leads the effort to raise funds for research, increase awareness, and show meaningful support for those living with lupus.

Browse a variety of new and gently used items from local vendors at this weekend garage sale and market. The event also features live entertainment from local performers and a kids area with fun activities. Most vendor spaces are indoors, offering shelter from the weather and a comfortable shopping experience. Vendors can apply for a space, with indoor options available and a fee of $25 per day.

The Red Light Running Society brings people together to support happy, healthy, active lives. All fitness levels are welcome, including walkers, joggers, and runners, and participants can split into groups based on pace. The meetup includes time for warmups and stretching, followed by a walk, jog, or run in Piedmont Park or along the Atlanta Beltline Eastside Trail. Afterward, there is an opportunity to cool down and take part in optional basic free-weight strength exercises. Coffee, water, treats, music, and conversation are also part of the gathering. Anyone who cannot participate in the activity is welcome to enjoy the refreshments and company. Registration is not required, though it helps with planning. Liability and media release waivers must be reviewed and signed before participating.

A welcoming, large-scale Atlanta gathering focused on owning your own business, billed as the city’s largest of its kind.

Connect with local chess enthusiasts for a welcoming mix of casual play and learning. A chess coach will guide beginners through the fundamentals and offer strategy tips for more experienced players. The club is open to all ages and skill levels. Attendance is free and no registration is required.

Explore what it’s like to be a scientist through fun experiments and activities throughout the museum.

Create keepsake holiday portraits with a choice of beautifully styled green, brown, or red sets, along with a classic gray backdrop. Each session includes 30 minutes, five fully retouched digital images, and space for up to five immediate family members. Posing and lighting are taken care of, making it easy to capture portraits for holiday cards, gifts, and treasured memories.

SoKo Play offers little ones and their caregivers a relaxed space for creative play, movement, and connection. Children can explore mats, low aerial elements, hoops, and scarves, enjoy music and guided activities, and use their imaginations while discovering early movement. Coffee and tea are available for adults, and nut-free snacks are welcome away from the mats.

A weekly group walk through Piedmont Park and along the Eastside BeltLine Trail, centered on movement, motivation, accountability, and community. Registration includes water and wellness drinks, fresh fruit and healthy snacks, opportunities for networking and sisterhood, encouragement, and access to a wellness community. After registering, participants are asked to complete a form and join a private Facebook group to RSVP and receive updates.

Help care for East View Cemetery through volunteer tasks such as picking up debris and trash, trimming weeds and vines, and cleaning headstones. Any amount of time is appreciated. Some tools and leaf bags are available, and volunteers are welcome to bring their own. Work or yard gloves are recommended if available, and light refreshments will be provided. The cemetery is maintained by volunteers and is an important part of the East Lake community.

Children in grades 1 through 5 can practice their reading skills with registered therapy dogs through the CAREing Paws Program. Participants should have basic reading skills and may bring a book or choose one at the library. Parents must reserve a 20-minute reading slot in advance.

Enjoy a one-hour guided tour of the zoo, followed by time for families to explore the zoo at their own pace for the rest of the day.

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.

Settle into a relaxing one hour goat yoga class at Phoenix and Dragon Bookstore with GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga. A certified instructor guides gentle poses while friendly micro Australian dwarf goats interact with the group, creating a calm setting that blends movement with animal assisted therapy and a focus on mental health awareness. Sessions are inclusive of all ages. Children seven and older may participate with a parent. Admission is $35. Please bring a yoga mat. Space is limited.

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

A producer-driven market at Atlantic Station highlights farmers, growers, and food makers offering produce, fruit, meat, poultry, eggs, dairy, cheese, bread, baked goods, honey, preserves, sauces, flowers, fresh drinks, teas, and specialty foods. Other categories are also welcome in the farmers market or the wider Creator’s Market, which takes place each weekend. Vendors interested in participating for full Creator’s Market hours can inquire about that option.

Explore Atlanta’s food, street art, and iconic Beltline trail on a guided tour. Sample standout dishes at Krog Street Market, named the #1 food hall in the U.S., and stroll past vibrant street art while taking in the lively atmosphere of a trail shared by locals and visitors. The tour is suited to first-time visitors and metro Atlantans who enjoy discovering new restaurants.

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.

Enjoy weekly tabletop role-playing game sessions organized by ATLRPG at Battle & Brew. New players can receive a free set of dice and a pre-made character sheet, with experienced players available to help explain the game. Game masters can take advantage of food and drink discounts and raffle entries for tabletop gaming prizes. Players can simply bring themselves, while game masters should bring their usual materials. Sessions are organized and managed by ATLRPG, with Battle & Brew providing the space, food, and drinks.

Australian DJ and producer Lenny Pearce brings a high-energy live show featuring upbeat dance tracks inspired by familiar children's songs and pop moments. The performance offers a fun, colorful experience for families and dance music fans.

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.

This community-centered pop-up shop supports small businesses by connecting vendors with local consumers and creating opportunities for networking. The season-long initiative focuses on keeping dollars in the local community and building lasting relationships among vendors, sponsors, and community members.

Saturday Writers Workshop gathers writers and other creative minds for a monthly exploration of the craft. Hosted by Theresa Davis, the program features rotating guest facilitators who share expertise across poetry, prose, fiction, and nonfiction. Sessions are interactive, using inventive prompts and ekphrasis, the practice of bringing visual art to life in words, to inspire new pages and fresh approaches. Bring a preferred writing tool, whether a well-loved pen, a notebook, or a digital device, and plan to write. Admission is $10, payable online or at the door, and this contribution supports the continuation of the workshops. Registration is required and also helps with arranging snacks.

Explore Atlanta’s iconic landmarks on a comedy city tour led by a live comedian, with humor and stories about the city’s history, sights, and sounds. The interactive ride features music, games, audience participation, and laughs both aboard the bus and along the way, with a little history mixed in. Guests may bring beer or wine, and public and private tours are available for outings, celebrations, and group or corporate events.

Almost Lost In The System Incorporated presents its Third Annual Royal Blue Carpet Gala and Awards Show. The experience includes a royal blue carpet, interviews, a rooftop experience, and an awards show with dinner and desserts. The rooftop experience is limited to adults aged 21 and older. Entry to the gala and awards show is for ticket-holding youth and adults.

Echo’s Great Guess-Off brings together friendly competition, laughter, and faith-based fellowship at First Baptist Atlanta in Faith Hall. Teams compete across three classic party games, combining acting in Charades, quick drawing in Pictionary, and fast word clues in Pyramid as ten teams aim for the championship. The prompts blend Biblical themes with everyday topics, creating surprises for players and spectators alike. Watching is welcomed, admission is free, and pizza, salad, drinks, and desserts will be provided. Registration is required so organizers can plan the food.

Shine Through Me, Inc., led by CEO and founder Shalita Thrasher, presents the third annual Pink Wonderland fundraiser gala in Fayetteville, GA. The event supports the organization’s mission to advocate, educate, and empower. Guests are encouraged to wear semi-formal cocktail attire in pink, and tickets are $100.

The Cure Within Reach Gala brings guests to the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, GA for an evening that supports Project Alive and the Hunter syndrome community. Tickets are available, with early bird rates of $225 for a single admission and $2,225 for a table for ten.

Subtronics performs at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta. The event is open to all ages and is presented by Collectiv Presents and Live Nation.

Subtronics brings an all-ages show to Coca-Cola Roxy. The main floor is general admission with standing room only and no access to the balcony. The balcony is general admission except for rows AA and BB, and it does not have access to the floor. Ticket access is planned through an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public on sale.

The movie has not yet been announced. Check for updates to find out what will be shown.

Slack Sabbath, Drugula, and Sweet Meteor of Death are featured together.

A night celebrating bear culture, brotherhood, and community, with good company and a welcoming atmosphere for bears of all kinds.

Rise up early on game day and spend time with the Bird Gang squad in downtown Atlanta for the Falcons v Chiefs tailgate.

A weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Refresh your family photos for the Christmas season with quick mini photography sessions at Minter's Farm in Fayetteville, GA. Each appointment lasts 15 minutes and includes 10 or more images. The cost is $200 per session, and a $25 retainer that is nonrefundable is required to hold your spot. Choose a time and complete your registration online.

Spend time together over board games, card games, and tabletop favorites from the library, with plenty of opportunities for friendly competition, laughs, and strategy. Battle & Brew’s brunch menu and drinks for all ages are also available.

A community cleanup organized with Come Clean Atlanta will bring neighbors together to pick up litter and do light landscaping in the Grant Park and Summerhill area. There may also be some graffiti removal and painting, with artists welcome to help. The cleanup will be followed by drinks and time to hang out. Everyone is welcome, including children, and guests may bring a friend.

Enjoy pickleball in the fall weather at a tournament featuring a $300 cash prize for winners in each bracket. Registration is available, with a $5 discount for signing up before the stated deadline.

Explore a bridal expo for engaged couples and wedding dreamers. Meet wedding professionals, discover the venue, gather inspiration, and find ideas to help plan your big day. The experience also includes freebies and fun.

The Atlanta Falcons face the Kansas City Chiefs at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Express Entry offers a free way to connect a ticket account and move through entry more quickly. A clear bag policy applies: clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags must not exceed 12 x 6 x 12 inches, and non-clear bags must be smaller than 4.5 x 6.5 inches. Medically necessary items are permitted after onsite security inspection. Bag storage for non-compliant bags is available for a fee near stadium gates 1 and 2, and stored items must be collected on the same day immediately after the event.

This community gathering centers on gratitude, connection, and shared spiritual practice. Participants chant and meditate, listen to and discuss a short Ram Dass teaching, and share a meal. The gathering includes a Thanksgiving potluck, with everyone invited to bring a favorite dish. Volunteers are also needed to help with setup and cleanup. Donations to help cover expenses are welcome, but there is no charge to attend.

Slow down and enjoy a relaxed Sunday gathering at Mistora Tapas & Cocktails, with good food, drinks, and a warm, intimate atmosphere. Afro House and Amapiano music set the mood as guests mingle around the bar. Reposado shots are offered at a special price until 10 p.m.

Megan Strom hosts a weekly open mic at Anthony’s Pizzeria, featuring live music and a variety of musical styles. Musicians of all experience levels can perform, and listeners can relax and enjoy the show alongside pizza and other dishes. Those interested in performing can connect with Megan about taking the stage.

Give kids a cheerful break from the Sunday Scaries with a cheese or pepperoni slice and a child soda for $2 per child. Available for dine-in with a minimum $15 purchase per adult.

Chat Pile performs at The Masquerade with Soul Glo and Shallowater. The event is open to all ages.

John Summit brings the CTRL ESCAPE Arena Tour to Atlanta’s State Farm Arena.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram brings his Hard Road Tour to the stage, drawing on the blues traditions of his Clarksdale, Mississippi roots while exploring a broader musical sound. His latest album blends blues with hard rock, funk, soul, pop, and R&B, while showcasing his guitar playing, vocals, and increasingly personal songwriting. A GRAMMY Award-winning artist, Ingram has earned acclaim for albums including Kingfish, 662, and Live In London.

Enjoy a relaxed, social gathering for American Mah Jongg players of all experience levels. Bring a 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. Online registration is required.

Explore a world of weaving through demonstrations featuring a loom, a rigid heddle, and a spinning wheel. Handwoven pieces may also be available for show and tell.

Dunwoody City Council meetings are live-streamed on the City of Dunwoody’s Facebook page, and recordings are available afterward on the city’s YouTube page. The agenda and a viewing-only Zoom link are posted closer to the meeting. Public comments must be made in person.

Relive the quintessential underdog saga as the original Rocky fills the big screen while a full symphony performs Bill Conti’s celebrated score live, complete with the anthem “Gonna Fly Now.” Produced by TCG Entertainment, this film and orchestra presentation highlights every setback and victory, capturing the drive, passion, and grit that have made Rocky a worldwide phenomenon. The franchise has earned over $1.3 billion at the global box office, along with three Academy Awards and 10 nominations. Please note that the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is not the performing orchestra for this event.

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.

This monthly support group offers breast cancer survivors at every stage a welcoming space to share, connect, and support one another. Enjoy a light lunch, friendship, laughter, and occasional activities.

Children ages 5 and up can enjoy open LEGO building and create imaginative designs with colorful bricks. This free program offers a supportive setting for building teamwork and problem-solving skills. Parental supervision is required, and no registration is needed.

Doja Cat’s Tour Ma Vie World Tour is coming to State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

Bring your journal and enjoy a relaxed creative session with time to craft, share ideas, and sip tea. You are welcome to bring favorite supplies to use or share. The cost is $10, and advance registration and payment are required to reserve a spot.

Learn how to create and care for a sourdough starter, including how to feed, maintain, and use it at home. Please bring a mixing bowl and spoon. All other supplies will be provided. The class costs $45, with registration and payment required in advance to secure a spot. Refunds and class substitutions are not available.

Community Coven is a welcoming group for people interested in magic, paganism, crystals, metaphysical topics, spirituality, and more. It offers a space to meet others, learn about different practices, and share knowledge, resources, friendship, and connection. Bring paper, a journal, colorful pens, or other materials for jotting down intentions and inspirations. All are welcome with an open mind and thoughtful intent.

Compete in a monthly locals tournament using the Edison format. The event features four rounds of play, and participants who can only stay for three rounds are welcome to take part. Entry includes an OTS pack, with additional OTS packs awarded on a pack-per-win basis. Turnouts have been strong recently, with more than a dozen players taking part.

Explore shamanic journeying as a way to seek wisdom and healing through a connection with spirit guides. Participants listen to the rhythmic beat of a drum and are guided into the spirit worlds, where experiences may include a subtle sense of presence, words, or visions. No prior experience is necessary, and the group will take two journeys. Vicki Evans, a shamanic practitioner, Reiki Master, channel, and teacher, has led shamanic journeys for over five years.

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.

Phoenix and Dragon offers a monthly open mic for poetry, inviting writers and performers of every age and background to share their work in an encouraging, creative environment. It is a meaningful community gathering where thoughts, stories, and emotions come alive through spoken word. The gathering takes place in the gallery. Some performances may include sensitive or triggering material, so parents are advised to use discretion.

Enjoy a guided, alcohol-free mocktail experience and learn to craft two or three elevated teatails with signature infusion mixers. You’ll taste your creations, take home a branded recipe card, and receive an exclusive discount on mixers. The intimate class is limited to 15 guests.

Chef Meek presents an elevated Southern tasting featuring five curated courses, live jazz, and an elegant atmosphere. The menu is a mystery, while the experience brings together food, music, and Southern cuisine.

Jack White brings his 2026 tour to Coca-Cola Roxy for an all-ages performance. Expect general admission standing on the main floor, with reserved, assigned seating in the balcony. This will be a phone-free experience designed to keep everyone focused on the music. When you arrive, staff will place your device in a locking pouch that you keep with you during the show. If you need to use your phone, you can step to designated phone-use locations in the lobby or concourse to unlock the pouch at any time. For purchases at cashless bars or the merch stand, bringing a physical card is recommended.

Surya Ensemble presents Elements at Abernathy Arts Center, an intimate concert that blends live music, vibrant dance, and immersive storytelling inside a gallery setting. The program weaves Eastern and Western traditions with instruments such as shehnai, violin, viola, harp, and daf. Expect a themed journey through wind, water, earth, and fire, with expressive choreography enriching the soundscape. The atmosphere is upscale and close to the performers, seating is limited, and each ticket includes a complimentary drink. It suits date nights, a night out with friends, and music lovers seeking a fresh, soulful experience in Atlanta. Semi formal attire is suggested, and free parking is available on site and on the street. Pricing is all inclusive with no hidden fees, and while all sales are final, tickets can be honored for a future Surya Ensemble show if arrangements are made before the event date. For questions, contact Surya Ensemble at contact@suryaensemble.com or Abernathy Arts Center at 404.343.6692.

This event takes place at Morgan Falls Overlook on the Springway Trail. All ages and activity levels are welcome, and wheelchairs and strollers can be accommodated. Pre-registration is available to help save time on site.

Spend an afternoon crafting and connecting with the community at Spruill. This session features a group project making holiday cards for residents of local nursing homes, with supplies provided. Participants are also welcome to bring a craft from home.

Settle in for a relaxed Scrabble gathering at the ArtsXchange where tile play sparks conversation and community. Everyone is welcome, from seasoned strategists and devoted word fans to first-time players of any age. Friendly games unfold alongside chats and connections, keeping the emphasis on curiosity, learning, and a sense of belonging rather than the scoreboard. Presented in collaboration with Fulton Institute.

Celebrate tanks and creativity with a hands-on build and paint challenge. Participants make a pledge, then build and paint with free painting tips available throughout. The goal is to earn the 2026 Tank Commander title. For questions, the shop can provide more information.