Family events in Fulton County, GA

Families gather at Switchman Hall for an evening of play, with access to a collection of classic board and card games or the option to bring favorite titles from home. Pair the fun with dinner, shuffle the deck, and enjoy time laughing, competing, and reconnecting with the people who matter most. No phones and no pressure, just simple family fun.

Bethel Music’s 2026 tour stops at Buckhead Theatre for an all-ages event. The main level is standing room with general admission access, and the floor includes a pit area with limited capacity. When the pit is full, general admission guests will be guided to other open spots on the floor. Those who prefer to sit can choose reserved seating in the balcony.

This Indigenous Peoples celebration at the Standing Peachtree Native American Festival showcases cultures from across North America with intertribal dancing and special performances. Highlights include hoop dance, Native fiddle music, and Polynesian dances. Attendees can explore Native American arts and crafts and enjoy food such as Indian tacos, roasted corn, hamburgers, and frybread. The event also features storytelling by a Muscogee Creek elder, a living history focus on the Muscogee people, and a luck of the draw for dancers. For vendor information, contact Monika Ponton Arrington, PhD, at 770-402-8288 or indigenous.diversity.info@gmail.com or monika@gidc.info.

Atlanta comes together for a 5K that honors educators with a focus on movement, wellness, school spirit, and community. Now in its fifth year locally, the event welcomes teachers, students, families, runners and walkers, schools and alumni, businesses, and supporters to celebrate the people who move education forward. Participants can run or walk the 5K, dedicate their miles to a favorite teacher, and rally around a school team. Activities take place at Herman J. Russell West End Academy and along the Beltline. This celebration is part of a coordinated effort across ten host cities with a virtual option available nationwide.

A community storytime is paired with a craft activity. Enjoy a read-aloud, then spend time making a project during open craft time. Expect a friendly, relaxed atmosphere focused on books and creativity.

Explore Serenbe Farms, a small, diversified certified organic farm in the Serenbe community of Palmetto. The tour highlights sustainable methods used on an active farm to grow and harvest crops. Hear how more than 300 varieties of heirloom and hybrid vegetables, herbs, and flowers are raised, and how over 60,000 pounds of produce each year supports the Serenbe community. Surrounded by the rural oasis of the Chattahoochee Hill Country, this visit offers a close look at everyday practices that shape the farm’s work.

Unwind with a playful twist on yoga at Phoenix and Dragon Bookstore, where micro Australian dwarf goats mingle with the class. Led by a certified goga instructor, this one-hour session combines yoga practice with friendly goat interactions to highlight the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and encourage mental health awareness. Presented by GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga, the experience welcomes a broad range of ages; children seven and up may attend with a parent. Please bring a yoga mat. The cost is $35, and space is limited. These morning sessions take place on select Saturdays each month.

Hannah Murphy appears at the Wire & Wood Songwriters Festival on the Town Green Stage at Alpharetta City Center. Raised in Albany, Georgia and now rooted in Atlanta, she began performing at 14 and shapes her sound with bluegrass, jazz, and classic folk influences, drawing on inspirations like Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen. An active presence in the Atlanta songwriter community, she has played rooms including Eddie’s Attic, Smith's Olde Bar, and Northside Tavern. She is currently producing her debut EP, Problem Starter, and collaborating with EDM, pop, and R&B artists to highlight her range while keeping the honesty and vulnerability of her lyrics front and center.

Speed up entry with Express Entry, a free option that lets you connect your ticket account in under a minute so you can get into the stadium faster. A clear bag policy is in effect for all guests. Bring only clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, and avoid tinted materials or contents that block visibility. Non-clear bags are permitted only if they are smaller than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches, and any non-clear bag larger than this size will not be allowed. Medically necessary items may be brought in after inspection by security on site. If your bag does not meet the guidelines, same-day storage is available for a fee with The Mobile Locker Co. at locations near stadium Gates 1 and 2, and items must be retrieved immediately after the event. Ticketing options listed include Public Onsale and Amex Reserved Tickets.

This adaptive and inclusive Grownup and Me music class, created by a board-certified music therapist, invites children of every age and ability to make music alongside their caregivers. Family participation is encouraged, including siblings and grandparents. Activities highlight creativity through rhythm, shared play that builds social skills and inclusion for neurodiverse and neurotypical friends, singing to support language growth, instrument play that strengthens motor skills, and experiences that stimulate cognition while deepening the caregiver child bond. Registration is required in advance. The program is offered at a family rate of $35 per month.

Get an early look at the action as the Atlanta Hawks face the Oklahoma City Thunder in a preseason matchup at State Farm Arena. A public onsale is listed for this event.

Young children discover nature through playful activities that encourage curiosity about the natural world. This event is designed for ages 6 months to 5 years. Activities take place outdoors when conditions are favorable, and may be canceled if rain or inclement weather makes outdoor programming impractical. For status updates, email classes@atlantabg.org.

Mini Melodies at GiGi’s Playhouse is a joyful music class created for children from birth to age five who have Down syndrome. Sessions blend singing, simple instruments, movement, and other playful activities to support developmental goals. The setting is inclusive, welcoming children, parents, siblings, and friends to make music together. Thanks to generous donors, participation is free. Advance registration through GiGi’s Playhouse is required, and walk-ins are welcome with early sign-up encouraged. For any cancellation updates, please check the GiGi’s Playhouse website. This program can also be arranged off site for groups that would like to host a session at their own location.

Storybook Time with Ms. Ally introduces nature-themed tales, highlighting bees, flowers, butterflies, and other creatures found in the garden. Young attendees are invited to listen and take part through engaging storytelling designed for ages 1 to 4. The gathering is held in the Children’s Garden Amphitheatre and is included with Garden Membership or admission. An adult must accompany each child.

Make playful, spooky monster origami bookmarks at Roswell Public Library. Beginners are welcome, and the activity is intended for children ages 6 to 11. Sponsored by Friends of the Roswell Library.

Young children can sing, move, and make joyful noise with nature themed music and movement. Designed for ages 2 to 5. Participation is included with Garden membership or admission, and no reservations are needed.