Events in Gainesville, GA

Introduce your little one to the joys of nature through fun activities that spark curiosity about the natural world. Suggested for ages 6 months to 5 years. Activities are outdoors when weather allows, and they will be canceled if rain or other inclement conditions make outdoor programming impractical. For status updates, email classes@atlantabg.org.

Designed for children ages 1 to 4, Mini Makers features music, movement, stories, and interactive art projects that support early development through playful learning. Little ones can explore, create, and stay engaged throughout the session. Attendance is free for Spruill members and $5 for non-members.

At Little by Little, kids can build beginner sewing skills while crafting a rice plush keychain in a friendly, small-group setting. Designed for ages 10 to 13, this hands-on activity encourages creativity and new friendships. Space is limited to eight participants to keep the experience focused and supportive.

Southdowntown Culés introduces a welcoming home base for FC Barcelona supporters in South Downtown Atlanta, with every match and competition screened on the big display at Brewhouse Cafe South Downtown. Expect an easygoing setup with no membership fees, plenty of fellow fans, good beer, and strong Culé spirit on matchdays. The first watch party centers on a clash with PSG. Some fixtures kick off early, and a posted schedule will make it clear when to arrive. A group chat provides reminders for matchdays.

Kids Book Club returns with an afternoon of reading, conversation, and creative activities. Participants read a grade-level book in advance, then meet in the Cleveland Library Meeting Room to talk about the story and enjoy related projects. Grades 1 to 3 will read The Search for the Missing Bones from The Magic School Bus, and grades 4 to 6 will read Hoot by Carl Hiaasen. Book copies are available at the front desk while supplies last.

Lego Night is a monthly build session featuring an optional theme, with plenty of freedom to create whatever you like. Afterward, creations are displayed in the library entryway.

Kids build a strong foundation in art and design through a range of hands-on projects that boost skills and creativity. Separate sessions are available for ages 5 to 9 and 10 to 13. Classes run every Tuesday and Thursday. Tuition is $125 for a monthly option or $200 for classes held twice per week for a month.

Celebrate the launch of the Georgia Mountains & Lakes REALTORS Association Young Professionals Network at CeNita Vineyards. Meet area real estate professionals, trade ideas, and form long-term connections in a relaxed setting. The first 25 people to register will receive a complimentary drink courtesy of Guild Mortgage The Lacey King Team.

Heaven at The Masquerade hosts a powerhouse metal bill headlined by Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder, with Septicflesh, Crypta, and Thrown Into Exile rounding out the lineup. Admission is open to attendees of all ages. Tickets are available at The Masquerade box office and online.

Celebrate the courage, creativity, kindness, and determination of remarkable young people at an inspiring evening that showcases stories of hope and live performances by Boys & Girls Clubs of Jackson County members. Hear how the organization plans to expand its mission and serve even more kids in the future. The celebration takes place at The Jefferson Church. Thanks to the generosity of many sponsors, led by Southeast Toyota/JM Family as the presenting partner, the event underscores a simple idea... when communities invest in kids, their possibilities are boundless.

A free outdoor Yoga Flow session at 10th Street Park, offered in collaboration with Evolation Yoga Atlanta, welcomes all ages and experience levels. The practice links breath and movement to build flexibility and strength, with playful transitions and fresh postures each week. Depending on the instructor, class elements may include breathwork, meditation, relaxation, and mindfulness. Bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle. Expect to leave feeling renewed and connected with fellow Midtown neighbors. The park is near the intersection of Peachtree and 10th Streets. As an outdoor gathering, plans may change with the weather, so check Midtown Alliance social media for updates.

Trading Card Game Tuesday brings together Atlanta players for Riftbound, Gundam Card Game, One Piece Card Game, and Pokémon TCG. Riftbound: Nexus Nights offers casual organized play where anyone can bring a deck for 1v1, 2v2, or free for all games, try new champions and strategies, learn alongside other newcomers, and fine tune competitive builds. Attendees receive a complimentary Nexus Nights promo pack while supplies last, limited to one per guest. Gundam Card Game open play welcomes both brand new players and seasoned pilots to play, learn, and connect. One Piece TCG locals feature casual matches for every skill level, chances to learn the game or sharpen a competitive list, opportunities to trade cards and share deck ideas, and a chance to meet fellow pirates, marines, and revolutionaries within Atlanta’s growing community. The focus is on great games and a friendly atmosphere.

Settle in for a fun night of bingo at the American Legion Sugar Hill. Doors open for food and drinks at Canteen127 before the games begin, and an early bird round kicks things off. Every game offers cash prizes, with up to $1,950 awarded each night.

Music bingo takes place at Canteen127, where songs take the place of bingo balls. Winners in the canteen receive Canteen Cash for music bingo, while the Legion Hall awards cash for traditional games. It is a music-driven twist on classic bingo.

Champion dancer Jerome Subey leads weekly West Coast Swing classes in Atlanta, GA. Two sessions are offered each week, with an all-levels class followed by an upper-levels class. The cost is $20 for one class or $30 for both.

Challenge Aerial in Atlanta hosts a weekly belly dance class with a flexible drop-in setup, open to newcomers and seasoned dancers alike. The session features plenty of shimmy-focused movement.

Atlanta Eagle hosts a country night featuring lessons followed by dancing. It begins with guided instruction to learn the steps, then continues with time on the floor to put those moves into practice.

Atlanta Eagle hosts a trivia night led by DJ Dewayne, featuring challenging quiz rounds with food and drinks available.

This mic at OUR BAR ATL in Atlanta features free recording for sets, along with complimentary drinks for comedians.

A stand-up open mic invites comedy fans to watch comics test their material and get a feel for the room. It is billed as the only stand-up open mic in Doraville, welcoming both spectators and aspiring performers. If you are not ready to take the stage, enjoy the show now and aim to jump in next time. General admission is $10. Performers pay $5, or perform free by bringing a guest. Sign-up is available for those seeking stage time, and payment is taken at the door.

Marines gather over coffee for conversation and connection at the American Legion in Gainesville, GA. Attendees share sea stories and build camaraderie in a relaxed setting. This meet-up is held on Mondays and Wednesdays, with plans subject to change during extreme weather or on holidays.

This welcoming Mahjong meet-up at Dawson County Library in Dawsonville is open to players of all ages and experience levels. The group meets weekly on Wednesday and focuses mainly on Chinese Mahjong. Experienced participants are available to guide newcomers and help them learn the game.

Storybook sessions with Ms. Ally bring nature themed tales to life as young children listen, participate, and interact with stories about bees, flowers, butterflies, and other creatures found in the garden. Recommended for ages 1 to 4, this program takes place in the Children’s Garden Amphitheatre and requires that each child be accompanied by an adult. Access is included with Garden Membership or regular admission.

American Mahjong open play takes place at Brightside Cafe in Buford, where a friendly group gathers for casual competition. Players aim to win, and they also cheer when someone else gets there first. There is no charge to participate, and guests are encouraged to purchase a drink or snack to support the cafe, which employs adults with special abilities. Participants typically bring a favorite tile set, and everyone should bring their own card. The group is coordinated by Joyful Mahjong, with updates shared through GroupMe. To be added, contact Angela with Joyful Mahjong. Games are social rather than for points or money, and small trinkets may be awarded for a winning hand. Open play is intended for those who already know how to play or have taken a class and are ready to practice. Newer players can get a little help at the table, while complete beginners can connect with Angela and Joyful Mahjong to arrange lessons before jumping into open play.

This recital by UNG Department of Music students includes chamber repertoire alongside unaccompanied pieces, highlighting both collaborative ensemble playing and solo performance.

Readers interested in books about Georgia or by Georgia authors gather each month at Dawson County Library for a book discussion. Copies of the current selection are available to check out from Dawson Library. Conversation focuses on Georgia stories and the writers who create them.

Warhammer 40,000 players will find large tables reserved for battles, with space for up to 16 participants. All experience levels are welcome, from beginners learning the ropes to seasoned commanders. Bring an army for casual games or more structured matchups. Those new to the game can request a brief learn-to-play session to cover the basics. Players can also coordinate opponents ahead of time through the shop’s Discord community or by contacting the staff to set up a learn-to-play.

Kingswood Church Dunwoody hosts a family-friendly Trunk or Treat in the lower parking lot, where children can wear Halloween costumes and collect candy from car to car. Guests can look forward to games, an adult costume contest, and a competition for the best-decorated vehicles. A simple dinner will be served in the gym at no cost, with registration requested. Remember to bring a bag to hold treats.

Presented by The Masquerade, Heaven hosts Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg, joined by Crowbar, Left To Suffer, and Deterioration. The show is open to all ages. Tickets can be purchased at The Masquerade box office or online.

Explore suspenseful storytelling in watercolor during a two-session workshop led by instructor Tim Peterson. Across two creative three-hour meetings, participants will craft eerie narratives filled with classic mystery touches, from misty cemetery gates to the glow of haunted windows, then learn composition tools that lead the viewer toward a gripping finale. The experience totals six hours and culminates in a moody, atmospheric illustration. Each participant works on two sheets, one dedicated to practicing techniques that can be used in future projects and one reserved for the finished painting. All supplies are provided, with the option to bring personal materials. Suitable for all skill levels, including beginners. The price is $95 for members and $105 for non-members, paid once for both sessions.

Meet the women behind Girls Who Walk Dunwoody at a relaxed walk and social that centers on movement and conversation. Started by organizers who understand the desire for connection and how hard it can be to find, this gathering focuses on getting outside, clearing your head, meeting good people, and having a space where everyone can show up exactly as they are. There is no pressure and no expectations, just movement and chats that offer a gentle way to start your Sunday. Whether arriving with a friend or coming solo, participants are welcome and included.

The Gwinnett Boardgame Society holds a weekly community meetup focused on modern board and card games in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Newcomers and seasoned gamers are equally at home, with no equipment required and the option to bring a favorite title. A large on-site library is available at no charge, and experienced players are often available to teach so everyone can get playing quickly. Expect a friendly crowd of roughly 15 to 20 participants, with seating available for up to 28 guests. Many attendees drop in without registering, while those who sign up in advance can look for organizers who will be watching for them. Arrivals are typically staggered, so coming later works fine. If the meeting spot is not immediately clear, the staff at Meeple Madness can provide directions. Choices at the tables range from light and casual to deep strategy, including cooperative and competitive experiences. Examples include Pandemic, Wingspan, The Castles of Burgundy, and Terraforming Mars. For players seeking more direct conflict or the possibility of elimination, titles such as Last Night on Earth, Battlestar Galactica, and King of Tokyo fit the bill. Participation is free, and all ages are welcome. Children under 16 must attend with an adult.

Take your yoga practice to The Plaza with an outdoor experience presented by Kaiser Permanente. Enjoy a session in the open air and discover a moment of calm.

Presented by J&B Entertainment, Close Your Eyes brings its debut North American tour, Beyond Your Eyes, to Variety Playhouse in Atlanta. This event is open to all ages. Please note that Platinum, VVIP, and VIP upgrade packages do not include a General Admission ticket, and each attendee must purchase a separate GA ticket to enter the venue.

At Canteen127 in the American Legion Sugar Hill, Wing-it Wednesdays pairs with a free Texas Hold 'Em Poker Night. Jumbo chicken wings are $1.27 each, and players can compete for a $100 tournament prize. Enjoy a casual mix of good food and poker fun.

Enjoy a weekly Wednesday get-together with food, drinks, and plenty of fun. There is no cost to participate, and house cash prizes await the top three teams.

Start with orientation and practical guidance, then settle into zazen periods of about 15 to 20 minutes, interspersed with five minute walking meditation known as kinhin. The format blends instruction with practice so participants can learn by doing. Newcomers are encouraged, and participants of any experience level are welcome.

Teams of friends test their knowledge at a weekly trivia night while enjoying New York style pizza.

There is no cost to participate in this event, and no entry fee is required.

Zouk Atlanta hosts Brazilian Zouk classes in Buckhead for all levels, with a beginner-friendly lesson and an in-depth upper-level session running at the same time, followed by open social dancing. Partners are not required and newcomers are warmly welcomed. A two-week free option is available with online registration. Drop-in admission is $10, with memberships offered for additional savings. Complimentary parking is available. Please be mindful of the residential area and keep driveways clear.

Put your knowledge to the test with a trivia session at Diesel Tap House.

Ruby Redd’s Birdcage Bingo turns Atlanta Eagle into a lively Charity Drag Bingo night with no cover. Dinner is served, and all the fun takes place on the entertainment level.

DEF & Zero Mile present horsegiirL’s Nature Is Healing Tour with DJ Dave. The multidisciplinary artist, known as a singer, songwriter, DJ, and producer with a playful half-horse, half-human persona, brings a high-energy club experience built on fast, euphoric beats and cheeky anthems like “My Barn My Rules” and “eat, sleep, slay, repeat,” shaping a space where absurdity, release, and communal movement meet. The ethos behind the show encourages listeners to follow their bodies, feel the pulse, and tune in to messages from the natural world. The tour highlights her debut album, nature is healing, which explores connection over escapism through cutting-edge electronics that glide from balearic and electroclash to meditative downtempo, euphoric house, and pounding gabber. The project features contributions from A.G. Cook, Nomak, Casey MQ, Margo XS, Elof Loelv, FREE Jimi, Suena, and close collaborator Luvhuntah, and it weaves in recordings of animals, global percussion, accordion, and pan flute to underscore themes of interconnection and belonging. This event is open to all ages.

At Red Light Cafe in Atlanta, the Gordon Vernick Quartet sets the tone with an opening set, then the stage welcomes musicians and vocalists for an open jazz jam. Cover is $10, or $5 for performers and students with ID.

Zanzibar Cuisine & Lounge hosts a curated ladies night shaped by Soft Yet Powerful, bringing women together to connect over standout drinks, upbeat music, and an elevated atmosphere. It suits celebrations, networking, or a spontaneous evening out, with feel good energy and a vibe people actually want to be part of. Sections and table reservations are available, and the setting is made for camera ready moments from start to finish. With Soft Yet Powerful setting the tone, the experience highlights women moving with intention.

Backstage Jams spotlights Atlanta’s live music scene with an intimate jam session at Backstage Atlanta. Talented performers keep the energy high while the setup puts the audience close to the action. Fans can enjoy the show up close, and musicians have an opportunity to showcase their skills alongside others. Presented as a premier jam experience in the city, it focuses on the excitement of live performance.

Build meaningful relationships that turn into referrals and tangible outcomes at this recurring BNI networking meeting. It is designed for business owners and professionals who want to broaden their connections and grow through a referral-focused approach. Guests are welcome.

Celebrate a favorite fall treat with a sweet-themed story hour featuring lively dancing, a read-aloud, and a hands-on craft. Designed for ages 0 to 5, this playful morning activity invites little ones to move, listen, and create while enjoying a touch of seasonal fun.

Young children can wiggle, sing, and dance in a playful music and movement program inspired by the outdoors. Designed for ages 2 to 5, it is included with Garden Membership or admission, and reservations are not required.

Players gather each week for American style Mahjongg inside the meeting room at Winder Library. This activity is for adults, and the group is known as Barrow Bams Mahjongg.

Vinings Jubilee Farmers Market returns for the season with a relaxed, open-air experience in the Vinings neighborhood of Atlanta. Explore farm-fresh produce, artisan baked goods, convenient ready-to-eat options, and a range of locally crafted favorites from area vendors. Admission is free, offering an easy way to support local growers and makers while enjoying a welcoming community atmosphere.

Mandi Strachota & the Major 7s will be part of the yearly pumpkin carving festival at Atlanta Botanical Gardens. Ticket information will be available soon.

Venture Crew 20 hosts an open gaming meet-up at Meeple Madness for anyone interested in tabletop fun. Expect a mix of board games, roleplaying games, and miniature games, with a welcoming environment for beginners and experienced players alike. Entry is free, no gear is needed, and seating is available for up to 28 guests. Onsite registration is available. Venturing is a BSA youth development program for young people ages 14 to 21, or 13 if 8th grade is complete, and Crew 20 channels that spirit into a shared passion for gaming. The crew also builds community through service projects, including volunteer efforts at Southern-Fried Gaming Expo, Dragon*Con, and MomoCon.

A family-friendly Halloween edition of the Haunted Cruise-In Car Show brings spooky style to Cumming City Center with classic rides, candy, and costumes. Classic car owners will hand out treats, and costumes are encouraged for both people and vehicles. Sponsored by Garden District at City Center, the event offers free admission and free parking, with additional spaces available in the parking deck and overflow areas. Parking is first come, first served, and the road will close once full, so arriving early is a good idea. Participants are asked to bring candy to share and to get creative with costumes and decorations. Candy may be offered from the back of vehicles depending on each setup. Please note the following rules: no coolers, outside food, outside alcoholic beverages, cans, glass bottles, or smoking. Friendly dogs on a leash are welcome.

Sundown Social offers a mellow Thursday night hangout at City Green with live music, lawn games, and an outdoor bar. Running May through October, it provides plenty of open space to relax and enjoy the evening in a friendly, low-key atmosphere.

A free weekly music gathering in Habersham where BSG is short for Bring Some Guitars. It is usually led by founder Philip John Brooks, with another artist stepping in when he is away at shows. Players of bass, keyboards, harmonicas, banjos, and other instruments can take part in a jam in the BSG lounge.

Settle in for a relaxed ladies night at The Georgia Art Company, where guests can paint their own pottery in a creative and welcoming setting. Dinner is complimentary courtesy of Giorgio’s Family Kitchen, including pizza, salad, and breadsticks, and wine is offered at half price. A Halloween costume contest adds friendly competition, with $50 for best costume, $25 for runner-up, and $25 for third place, all awarded as Georgia Art Company gift certificates. Reservations are highly recommended.

The Lou Sobh Amphitheater hosts a six week cornhole league that concludes with a tournament. Expect league play spread over multiple weeks, prizes up for grabs, and a lively, welcoming vibe. For the latest information and any updates, check with the event organizers.

Enjoy an evening of salsa at Fire and Ice Studios in Atlanta with classes designed for a range of experience levels. New dancers can build a solid foundation across Beginner Levels 1, 2, and 3, while those with experience can dive into focused intermediate sessions for footwork and partnering. Each class develops footwork, partnerwork, body movement, and musicality, aiming to help dancers feel comfortable and confident rather than simply completing steps. Intermediate options require familiarity with the studio syllabus and teacher approval to keep everyone progressing together. The cost is $25 per class. For questions, call (404) 444-0444.

At Johnny's, Bingo Night welcomes players of all ages. This family friendly outing lets kids and adults play together and share the fun of calling out bingo.

A viewing event centered on the UConn hockey matchup against BU, providing a friendly setting to follow the game together in real time.

Explore shamanic journeying in a supportive group setting led by Vicki Evans. Through steady drum rhythms and clear guidance, participants travel to non-ordinary reality to connect with compassionate spirit allies for insight and healing. Experiences may range from a quiet, reassuring presence that encourages deep relaxation to vivid messages or imagery offering personal wisdom. No prior experience is required. The format typically includes two journeys, with full guidance provided unless everyone is already familiar with the practice, in which case only the first journey is guided. Participants may bring a mat or blanket for warmth and comfort while sitting or lying down. The group meets on the fourth Thursday of each month, shifting to the third Thursday in November and December. Vicki Evans has been facilitating shamanic journeys for more than five years. She is a Shamanic Practitioner, Reiki Master, Channel, and Teacher with a healing practice based in Decatur, GA, and offers this group based on her own experiences of receiving healing and messages during journeys. Admission is $25. This gathering takes place in the South Annex.

Canteen127 in the American Legion Sugar Hill hosts Drinkin' & Thinkin' Trivia Night with Kary and Angela. Enjoy the $12.70 Red, White & Blue Plate Special for dinner, then take on trivia rounds that put your knowledge to the test. Prizes include “millions” in Legion Bucks bar cash, setting the stage for a lively evening of food, fun, and friendly competition.

Zero Mile presents The Hip Abduction with Sensamotion and Coyote Island. This event is open to all ages. Rooted in coastal vibes and a spirit of exploration, The Hip Abduction charts a genre-crossing musical journey. The project centers on singer and songwriter David New, who crafts and produces songs between travels and tours. On stage the group expands into a flexible ensemble featuring Matt Poynter on drums, Chris Powers on bass, Justino Walker on guitar and vocals as well as the ngoni, and Cody Moore on keyboards and saxophone. Their sound draws from African traditions like Afrobeat, soukous, and Malian blues, blends in reggae, and weaves together American jam, electronic, and indie influences. Since 2012, the band has appeared at major festivals across the country, earned placements in film and television along with spins on SiriusXM, and grown to more than 750,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. They have provided national tour support for artists including Dirty Heads, Galactic, Slightly Stoopid, and The Revivalists. Their five-piece live show is known for high energy, which has helped build a substantial following throughout the United States and Canada.

Presented by Zero Mile Presents, Mastodon headlines The Eastern in Atlanta with Deafheaven and Alcest. This event is open to all ages. The Atlanta-born quartet of Brann Dailor, Brent Hinds, Bill Kelliher, and Troy Sanders has stayed together for over two decades, channeling personal loss and hard-earned perseverance into music that continually pushes heavy rock forward. Their double album Hushed and Grim, created in memory of their late manager Nick John, stretches to 88 minutes and blends surging metal with reflective, emotionally direct songwriting. Produced by David Bottrill, it includes contributions from Marcus King, Kim Thayil, and Jody Sanders, and threads influences that range from post-hardcore to Southern rock. Mastodon helped redefine modern metal with albums like Leviathan and later earned a Grammy for Best Metal Performance with Sultan’s Curse, with Emperor of Sand also receiving a Best Rock Album nomination and its lead single breaking into the upper reaches of the Mainstream Rock chart. Their work has crossed into television, film, and comics, yet it is on stage where massive riffs, seismic bass, and intricate drumming meet melodic vocals and unguarded lyricism. Deafheaven and Alcest round out a bill that showcases expansive, heavy sounds from across the spectrum.

Stryper brings a live performance to Center Stage, presented in collaboration with The Masquerade. This event welcomes attendees of all ages, and tickets can be purchased online.

Rival presents Peter Bjorn and John as they bring the Writer’s Block 20th Anniversary Tour to The Loft in Atlanta. This general admission concert is open to all ages. Fees are included in the listed price, with taxes not included. For ADA accommodations, email info@rivalentertainment.com.

American alternative rock band Brand New brings their most influential album to the Fox Theatre. Formed in 2000 on Long Island, New York, the lineup of Jesse Lacey, Vincent Accardi, Garrett Tierney, and Brian Lane first made waves with the debut Your Favorite Weapon, rooted in the Long Island emo and pop punk scene. They followed with The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me, a release that became one of the emo era’s most influential. The band later returned with Science Fiction in 2017, which entered the Billboard 200 at No. 1 and drew widespread critical praise.

Sing your heart out at Atlanta Eagle during an open karaoke night that welcomes both seasoned performers and casual singers. The night is hosted by Raji. There is no cover, and parking is free.

Sing your go-to tunes at a lively karaoke gathering with New York style pizza, garlic knots, and other favorites from Johnny’s. Enjoy a fun mix of music and comfort food as the spotlight shifts from song to song.

The 24th Annual Golf Challenge returns to Bear's Best Atlanta as a cornerstone fundraiser for 100 Black Men of North Metro Atlanta, Inc. Participation and sponsorship help sustain mentoring for youth, community health and wellness initiatives, academic enrichment in schools, and scholarships for deserving students. The day features a putting contest and meals, and a range of sponsorship levels is available. The organization champions the intellectual growth of youth and the economic empowerment of the African American community, guided by the values of family, spirituality, justice, and integrity. For more information, contact Dale Hamilton at (404) 245-1707.

A free 45-minute fitness session led by Natalie takes place on the Green at Cumming City Center. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat and hand weights, wear comfortable activewear, and expect a high-energy, dance-influenced workout in an outdoor setting.

Get moving on the lawn at The Lou Sobh Amphitheater in Cumming, GA with a free Jazzercise workout that blends cardio and strength for a heart-healthy, full-body session. The class welcomes all fitness levels and aims to build muscle tone while lifting your mood. Participants are encouraged to bring a pair of handheld weights, with 5 to 10 pounds suggested, along with an exercise mat for floor work and a bottle of water. For weather-related delays or cancellations, check the organizer’s website, the Jazzercise App, or Instagram at @jazzercisecumminggeorgia.

Complimentary yoga classes designed for seniors are available, and chairs are provided if needed for a supported practice. Online registration is available.

Bring your work in progress and spend time with fellow needlecraft enthusiasts at Dawson County Library in Dawsonville. Projects of all kinds are welcome, including crochet, knitting, cross stitch, needlepoint, quilting, and similar fiber arts. Beginners are encouraged to attend, but please note there is no instructor and the meet-up is peer-led. This gathering is free to the public and intended for adults ages 18 and up.

Fish Fry Fridays at Pon Di Beltline in Atlanta pairs Caribbean-inspired seafood with live DJ sets in an outdoor courtyard. Enjoy fried snapper, whiting, fried shrimp, rotating seafood selections, and specials featuring lobster and crab, along with fresh sides and Caribbean drinks. The soundtrack covers reggae, dancehall, Afrobeats, R&B, and classics, creating a lively backdrop for date nights, family dinners, birthday celebrations, friends meeting up, and food lovers who want Caribbean flavors. The setting features comfortable seating and a relaxed Caribbean atmosphere, and it is family friendly during regular dining hours. Admission is free, with complimentary RSVP available and encouraged. Food and beverages are sold separately. Seating is first come, first served unless reserved seating or a private table has been arranged. Parking details are provided with event information.

The Pittsburgh Panthers meet the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets for a women’s volleyball showdown at O’Keefe Gymnasium in Atlanta. With conference stakes on the line, it matches Pitt’s precise, efficient offense against Tech’s quick tempo and the lift of the home crowd. Expect extended rallies, powerful blocks, and sets that stay close from start to finish.

Explore the Clutch Co. Farmers Market on the Atlanta Beltline at Chiringa, where local vendors and emerging brands come together. Shop small, discover new products, and enjoy food and drinks while connecting with the community. Vendors receive 10 percent off food and beverages by letting their server or bartender know they are with Clutch Co.

At the Quinlan, an expressive art session led by Dawn Columbo offers support for those experiencing grief and loss, whether from the end of a relationship or the loss of a loved one. Through creative writing, collage, painting, and other forms of making, participants can shape emotions into tangible work that helps with the healing journey. These monthly sessions include at least three project options and the flexibility to work at a comfortable pace. All materials and examples are provided. No prior art experience is required, and there is no expectation to speak. Please refer to the provided link for more information and registration.

Spooktacular returns to downtown Winder with a swashbuckling twist in Winder's Pirate Cove. Enjoy candy stops throughout downtown, a live stage show at Jug Tavern Park, roaming characters and themed performers, hayrides, costume contests, DJs, photo opportunities, inflatables, and a wide selection of food trucks. Costumes are welcome and originality is encouraged, filling the area with Halloween fun at every turn. Additional information will be shared as the event approaches. For registrations, the City of Winder uses Eventeny, so be cautious of unofficial links or payment requests. Official messages will come from an @cityofwinder.com email address. Sponsors include Inframark, The Yummy Sweets, NGHS, Woodbine Station, and First American Bank.

The 49ers are headed back to Atlanta for a fan-filled celebration that blends meetups, parties, community service, and a tailgate. The lineup features a meet and greet at Hudson Grille Downtown, a charity event with A Loving Act, and a 49ers and Zennies takeover celebration at Hard Rock Cafe. The momentum continues with an after party at Vision Lounge followed by another gathering at Avenue Kitchen & Cocktails. A Niner Empire tailgate is also in the works, with the location still to be announced. More details will be shared soon.

Head to Switchman Hall for a relaxed family game night filled with classic board and card play. Browse a shared library of timeless games to borrow or bring your own favorites, then settle in for friendly competition. Pair the fun with dinner, shuffle the deck, and share plenty of laughs while reconnecting with the people who matter most. Keep phones out of sight and the pressure off, with the focus on simple, family-friendly fun.

4th Friday Night Pickin showcases acoustic gospel music in an open mic format for singers and musicians. Participants can take turns performing, and audiences can enjoy live acoustic gospel throughout the event.

Discover a zero-alcohol night out that puts craft and flavor first. This guided mocktail class walks you through creating two to three tea-forward drinks with infusion mixers, giving you plenty of room to shake, stir, and taste along the way. Enjoy what you make, then take home a recipe card and a special discount on mixers so you can keep experimenting later. Expect a playful, confident vibe behind the bar and a small-group experience limited to 15 guests. Ideal for a date, an outing with friends, or a treat-yourself plan.

Celebrate cozy autumn nights with an open-air movie series showcasing films for all ages. Pack a blanket for comfort, pick up takeout or a carryout cocktail from Ashford Lane restaurants, and relax with an easygoing screening beneath the night sky.

A Chattanooga, Tennessee based tribute to The Black Crowes brings a faithful recreation of the band’s sound, focusing on detailed guitar lines, tight backing vocals, and layered percussion to honor the originals. The nine piece lineup features veteran musicians with hundreds of performances, delivering a full, powerful sound true to The Black Crowes. The set includes favorites like Remedy, She Talks to Angels, and Hard to Handle, along with deeper cuts for both casual listeners and devoted fans. This performance is part of the Fall Concert Series at Lou Sobh Amphitheater, presented by The Providence Group. Admission and parking are free. Coolers, outside food, outside alcoholic beverages, cans, glass bottles, and smoking are not permitted. Friendly leashed dogs are welcome. Bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating. Tents are not allowed. For safety once the music begins, all balls must be put away, and any throwing or kicking of objects is prohibited during the show.

Presented by Live Nation and The Masquerade, KWN brings a live performance to Coca-Cola Roxy. This event is open to all ages, and tickets are available online.

Presented by The Masquerade, The Rat Utopia Experiment comes to Altar at The Masquerade. This is an all-ages event. Tickets are available online or at the Masq box office.

At Louisiana Bistreaux Perimeter, local jazz musicians take the spotlight while Southern flavors set the tone. The spirit of New Orleans comes through in live performances paired with Cajun and Creole favorites such as gumbo, jambalaya, and étouffée. Handcrafted cocktails inspired by the French Quarter are on the menu, including a classic Sazerac or a refreshing mint julep. The setting is lively and welcoming, fitting for a night out with friends, a date, or an after-work unwind. There is no cover charge, and guests can look forward to drink specials and weekly dinner specials.

The Pete Ayres Quartet helps mark 27 years of Jazz on the Lawn as part of the 2026 series at the Callanwolde Amphitheater. Presented by Audi Atlanta, this performance takes place in an intimate outdoor venue surrounded by the gardens of the Callanwolde Estate, creating a relaxed setting for live jazz. Settle in on the grass with General Admission or choose a reserved VIP table close to the stage. Guests are welcome to bring blankets, low profile chairs, and their own food and drinks, and there will be beer, wine, water, and soft drinks available for purchase. VIP tickets include a reserved table with tablecloth and chairs, along with on-site parking in the Orange Lot. General Admission is lawn seating, and each attendee needs a ticket. Groups are encouraged, with discounted options for parties of ten and the opportunity for larger groups to celebrate with private access to the Hydrangea Garden. Outside food, beverages, and catering are permitted. Parking is managed to keep arrival and departure smooth. VIPs, prepaid pass holders, and guests with disability permits may use the Orange Lot, while other attendees should plan to park in the Blue Lot and take a short walk to the amphitheater. A limited number of Orange Lot passes can be added in advance to General Admission tickets, and on-site sales are not available. Rideshare drop-off is available at Check-In, and traffic through the campus flows in one direction for safety. All ticket sales are final. If Callanwolde cancels the concert, ticket holders will receive a refund of the ticket price minus fees. By attending, guests acknowledge the heightened risk associated with COVID-19.

A play by Jayne Deely, directed by Rebecca S. Wear, follows Millie and her partner Avery after they return to Millie’s hometown of Mobile, Alabama while Avery heals from gender-affirming top surgery. A well-meaning but intrusive evangelical family friend mistakes the surgery for a fight with breast cancer and launches a GoFundMe on their behalf. What starts as a mix-up quickly turns into small-town chatter and a wave of donations the couple never sought. As the contributions mount, Millie and Avery face a difficult choice about whether to accept the money and what it means for living openly and without apology.

Dan and Phil bring the Hard Launch World Tour to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre with a high energy live show packed with unfiltered stories, chaotic comedy, and cathartic belly laughs. This bold new chapter puts everything on the table, turning honesty and humor into a shared celebration of making it through.

SUGAR brings the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour to The Eastern in Atlanta, presented by Zero Mile, with J. Robbins of Jawbox also performing. This all ages event supports The Trevor Project through a partnership with PLUS1, with $2 from each ticket directed to crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for LGBTQ+ youth. Purchases are limited to four tickets per household and orders above that amount may be canceled. Ticket transfer is delayed and will become available shortly before the event, and additional terms apply under the AXS Purchase Agreement.

Canteen127 at American Legion Sugar Hill hosts a karaoke night with KJ Butch. Participants can perform favorite songs, enjoy food, and take in a lively, friendly atmosphere.

Celebrate a Halloween themed edition of the 4th Friday Latin Dance Social with an icebreaker bachata class to get everyone moving, followed by social dancing. Costumes are welcome, and Halloween treats add to the festive atmosphere. Admission options are $12 for the social, $10 for the class, or $15 for both, and there is plenty of parking.

Rival Entertainment presents Nick Shoulders at Center Stage in Atlanta as part of the Apocalypse, Never! Tour. The event is open to all ages and will be general admission.

Rawayana takes the stage at Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park in Atlanta, GA. This concert offers a chance to hear the band live in an amphitheater setting.

The Healing Frequency Tour brings comedian, novelist, and actor Matt McCusker to Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE in Atlanta. Known as the Shaman, McCusker co-hosts Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast with Shane Gillis, a cult-followed comedy show that is the top Patreon podcast globally, draws more than 5.5 million downloads each month, and consistently lands in Spotify's comedy Top 15. He and Gillis recently partnered with Spotify to bring video episodes to the platform. McCusker’s stand-up includes the Netflix debut special A Humble Offering, which reached the platform’s Top 10 shortly after release and covered topics including homelessness, race relations, and humorous advice on seducing his wife, as well as the earlier hour The Speed of Light, focused on masculinity, wellness, and relationships with nearly 4 million views on YouTube. On screen he has appeared in the Netflix sitcom Tires and the web series Gilly & Keeves, and he launched the animated short series The Papa John Paradox in 2025, writing, producing, and starring in the project, with five installments to date directed by Big Mouth’s Frank Gidlewski. He is also the author of Overlook, a satirical novel about a blue-collar community amid a missing person case that earned acclaim, and he is developing his next book.

4GONE brings a rock show to Good ol' Days Bar and Grill.

At Elements Dance Studio, enjoy a bachata focused evening that begins with a bachata sensual class led by Luna and Joseph, then flows into social dancing to DJ Yasaf with a little salsa in the mix. Admission is $15 at the door and can be paid with cash, Venmo, Zelle, or Cash App. Dance on a floating floor, keep cool with plenty of fans, and take breaks on the patio or outside. Parking is easy with good lighting. Complimentary granola bars and a water filter dispenser are available, so bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged to help reduce waste.

Karaoke takes over 5 Boroughs Pizza Tavern for two consecutive nights, offering plenty of chances to step up to the mic and sing your favorite songs.

In the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle, this drag showcase highlights glamour and a continuous run of back-to-back performances. The energy stays high from beginning to end. A cover charge applies.

Celebrate your commitment with a streamlined elopement experience in the Atlanta area for $300 per couple. Reservations are available for a pop up wedding day that will take place at one finalized location selected from Morgan Falls Park in Sandy Springs, Piedmont Park in Atlanta, Lullwater Preserve in Decatur, Cascade Springs Nature Preserve in Atlanta, or Hahn Woods on the Emory campus. The process is simple, reserve a time slot with a $100 payment, bring your marriage license, and arrive ready to exchange vows without the pressure of a full scale event. Ordained officiants, both male and female and dressed formally, will be present to make your union legal, and you are welcome to bring a photographer. Wear whatever feels right, whether work clothes, game day gear, or black tie. Couples planning a larger celebration can also use this as a dependable backup so they can still be married if plans change unexpectedly. Ceremony spots are offered throughout the day.

The 11th Annual Great Pumpkin Race brings a festive fall morning to Little Mulberry Park. Hosted by Oak Hill Classical School, the event features music, door prizes, fall themed T-shirts, awards, and the run.

Register as a four-person team or sign up on your own. Prizes can be won through the shoot and a silent auction.

A wide variety of produce will be available at the market, starting with brassica cooking greens, crisp radishes, romaine lettuce heads with mixed greens, green onions, dill, hakurei turnips, and green beans. Later offerings include Unagi cucumbers, cherry and heirloom tomatoes, carrots, beets, onions, watermelons, collards, basil, marigolds, red, white, and blue potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, cilantro, snap peas, and both summer and winter squash, along with a few more surprises.

Local growers and makers gather at Cumming City Center for a farmers market featuring seasonal produce, pasture-raised meats, farm eggs, local honey, artisan breads and desserts, and small-batch jams and jellies. Shoppers can also browse potted plants and handcrafted art from Georgia vendors, with every purchase supporting the community. The market is set in the Vision Parkway parking lot at Cumming City Center, with parking available in the lot and along Vision Parkway. Because of ongoing construction, Vision Drive, Merchant Way, the amphitheater, and the putting course will be closed during market hours. Those interested in becoming a vendor can email gazawayfarms@gmail.com or reach out through the Cumming Farmers Market Facebook page.

Explore the Sandy Springs Farmers Market at City Green, where local growers and makers offer seasonal produce, small-batch foods, fresh-baked treats, and handmade goods. The atmosphere is lively and community focused as vendors set up across the green. Bring reusable bags and browse with family or friends. Selections change often, so there is always something new to discover.

A benefit golf tournament supporting Rescue Ranch welcomes golfers of all abilities. Participants receive a full 18-hole round with a cart, a meal, and access to the driving range.

Dawson Community Food Bank & Thrift is hosting its inaugural Outrun Hunger 5K, a charity run and walk at Yahoola Creek Park in Dahlonega. Runners and walkers can expect custom finisher medals, race shirts, and a fun atmosphere. Awards will recognize overall champions along with the top three finishers in standard five year age groups from 10 and under through 80 plus. Proceeds support the fight against food insecurity in North Georgia, helping 3,000 local households, about 8,800 people, including 1,900 seniors and 2,400 children. The organizer is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and the largest agency in the Georgia Mountain Food Bank network serving Dawson, Lumpkin, and surrounding counties, and this event helps keep pantry shelves stocked. Registration is offered in early bird, regular, late, and race day tiers, with 5K pricing ranging from $25 to $35 and virtual options available at $25 or $30. Participants who register before the apparel deadline are guaranteed swag in their chosen size, then sizes are available only while supplies last. Race day registration and check in will be available at the venue.

Experience a community aviation gathering in Gainesville that highlights vintage warbirds, formation flyovers, and patriotic salutes, bringing together pilots, veterans, and families for a memorable day around flight and history. Hosted at Lee Gilmer Memorial Airport, the event offers an opportunity to reserve rides in historic training aircraft, including aerobatic experiences in the LT-6 Mosquito. Tickets can be secured through the event’s booking link.

Georgia MBC: Buford takes place at Buford High School Football Field in Buford, GA. Participation is capped at 24 bands, and 12 will advance to Finals.

Celebrate antiques and artisan craftsmanship at this festival, with a focus on vintage pieces and handmade creations. It offers a welcoming setting for anyone who enjoys timeless objects and creative work.

Red Light Running Society brings people together at Red Light Cafe in Atlanta to encourage happy, healthy and active lives. Everyone is welcome, whether you prefer to walk, jog or run. Participants are asked to review and sign the liability and media release waivers, and registration is optional but helps with planning. The gathering starts at the cafe with coffee or water and time for warmups, stretching or a quick change. The cafe then locks while the group heads out to Piedmont Park or the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, moving at comfortable paces and splitting into smaller groups as needed. After the outing, the cafe reopens for a relaxed cooldown with refreshments and optional post cardio strength training that covers simple push, pull and leg exercises with free weights. Some equipment is available, and personal dumbbells are welcome. Those who are not participating in the walk, jog or run can still stop by afterward for espresso or stronger drinks, treats, music and conversation at the cafe. This is not organized as a park run.

This event is scheduled to take place at Demorest Springs Park. The announcement extends a warm welcome to everyone planning to attend.

The 4th Annual Car and Tractor Show takes place at Smith Funeral Home.

Enjoy a French-inspired brunch in Braselton with The Galloping Galette. Choose the dining room or a pet-welcoming patio, or opt for pickup if you prefer to take your meal to go. Cocktails are available to complement the menu. To reserve a table or place an order, call 706-684-3080.

Designed for children ages 5 and under and their caregivers, SoKo Play offers a welcoming open play environment centered on movement, music, soft play, imagination, and community. Little ones can explore at their own pace with mats, low aerial elements, hoops, scarves, and simple guided activities in a relaxed space that supports play, connection, and early movement discovery. Coffee and tea are available for adults. Please bring only nut free snacks and enjoy them away from the mats.

Explore the Atlanta Beltline Arboretum along the Southwest Trail on a guided tree tour that highlights the plant collections and shares insights about the surrounding neighborhoods. The route features Art on the Beltline installations, including ConNectar, a Trees Atlanta piece that emphasizes the importance of pollinators in the urban forest. This engaging walk encourages participants to see how the Beltline has changed over time, how the Arboretum is developing, and how local history comes to life amid fresh air and new city views. The guide is Alison Mawle, a Trees Atlanta docent who regularly leads tours on this trail. Parking is available in the Lee + White lot, free for the first two hours with payment required after. Afterward, Lee & White offers options for a snack or beverage.

Explore the art of perfumery with Tijon Fragrance Lab in an immersive session. Learn about the history of perfume making and its ties to the aromatic compounds found in plants. With guidance from trained staff, blend up to three fragrance notes inspired by botanicals to create a one of a kind scent. Every participant leaves with a gift bag that includes a 55 mL bottle of their personalized perfume.

Kick off the weekend with a cozy storytime featuring engaging stories, lively songs, and simple activities. It is geared toward children from birth to age five who attend with an adult caregiver. There is no cost to participate and the program is open to the public.

Enjoy a family-friendly fall festival inspired by classic autumn nostalgia, complete with festive decor, seasonal activities, and trick-or-treating throughout the center. Guests can explore pumpkin-themed fun, capture memories at fall photo spots, and take in entertainment suited for all ages. Costumes are encouraged for kids and kids at heart. The event is free and open to the public and will be held rain or shine.

The Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat features family friendly fun with Trunk or Treat, games and activities, a hayride, and plenty of candy. Those decorating a trunk can receive a decorating kit, with sign ups coordinated by Nickie or Grace. The event takes place at Morningside Baptist Church and focuses on seasonal fun and community.

A producer focused farmers market at Atlantic Station operates alongside the long running Creator’s Market, now in its tenth year. It connects farmers, growers, and food makers with residents who want direct access to the people behind their food. The recent closure of the Publix at Atlantic Station has left thousands of people within the 138 acre neighborhood without convenient, walkable options for fresh produce, meats, eggs, bread, and everyday staples. Add nearby Midtown and Westside communities and steady weekend foot traffic that brings roughly nine million visitors each year, and the result is strong demand from potential repeat customers. Offerings emphasize fruits and vegetables, meat, poultry and eggs, dairy and cheeses, breads and baked goods, honey, preserves and sauces, along with flowers, fresh drinks, teas, specialty foods, and more. Additional product categories may be accommodated within the farmers market or the broader Creator’s Market that happens each weekend. The vendor rate is $39, and vendors may be able to participate for the full hours of the Creator’s Market, with further details available online.

Discover the tastes and murals that define the Atlanta Beltline on a guided experience that blends food and street art. Sample standout bites inside Krog Street Market, recognized as the number one food hall in the United States, then wander past colorful works while taking in the lively atmosphere shared by locals and visitors. This outing suits first timers and metro Atlantans who enjoy finding new restaurants. Multiple dates are available. Tickets cannot be resold and there are no vendors at this event. Any comments that claim otherwise are scams and will be removed.

Blackstrap Rock Hall opens its doors for a Halloween party paired with a market. Look for live bands, a range of vendors, a costume contest, and free admission. Browse a curated mix of oddities, offbeat art, and spooky crafts while the music stays loud and heavy. Arrive in your darkest look or however you like, and help lift up the underground.

Explore craft and creativity at a monthly writing workshop series at the ArtsXchange led by Literary Director Theresa Davis. Each session features engaging exercises sparked by thought provoking prompts and the practice of ekphrasis, inviting participants to translate visual art into vivid language. Guest facilitators share expertise across poetry, prose, fiction, and nonfiction, encouraging exploration of varied styles and techniques. Bring your preferred tools for writing, whether that is a favorite pen and notebook or a digital device. The workshop is $10 and helps sustain this creative community. Registration is required and also assists with planning for snacks.

Dungeons & Drafts brings tabletop roleplaying to Battle & Brew in collaboration with ATLRPG. New players are welcomed with a complimentary dice set, a ready-to-play character, and friendly guidance to get started. Seasoned game masters and experienced players will find a lively community, food and drink perks for GMs, and chances to win TTRPG-themed prizes. Players need only themselves since essentials are provided. Game masters should bring their usual books, minis, and maps, and anyone running a system other than 5e is encouraged to bring the necessary materials and explain the rules. All tabletop sessions are organized and managed by the ATLRPG team, while Battle & Brew provides the space, food, and drinks.

It is almost fall, which means plenty of fun. This seasonal get-together features games, food, and singing. For details, call 404-584-7874.

Playing With Our Words is an intergenerational gathering that nurtures creativity and connection through language. Participants of all ages explore wordplay, storytelling, and imaginative activities, including collaborative writing exercises and games inspired by Scrabble. This free program takes place at the ArtsXchange in the Riley Memorial Library. Donations are welcome, and snacks are provided. Seating is limited, so an RSVP is encouraged to reserve a spot. Minors must attend with an adult. Presented every fourth Saturday of the month, it is part of the Literary Programming at the ArtsXchange in partnership with South Fulton Arts and the Fulton Institute.

Enjoy more than fifty trick-or-treat stops, playful bubbles, and colorful face painting. DJ Sammy supplies the beats while a virtual silent auction, hands-on arts and crafts, and carnival-style games with prizes keep the excitement going. Explore a tailgate zone for college football fans and take in live music and dance performances in a festive fall atmosphere.

Pumpkins at the Park brings an afternoon of fall fun to Lula Wellness Park with family friendly activities throughout the grounds. Enjoy Treats on the Trail, face painting, a balloon artist, a cake walk, a pumpkin hunt, hands-on fall crafts, and plenty of games.

Hosted by the Hall County Library System, Better Read Than Dead is a horror-themed book club returning for spooky season. The October selection is Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker, with other upcoming picks including Morsel by Carter Keane in September and Wolf Worm by T. Kingfisher in November.

Now in its seventh year, A Grave Affair returns to East View Cemetery Association with a full slate of festivities. Guests can take part in a wine and bourbon pull and enter for raffle prizes. Costumes are encouraged, with contests for children, adults, and pets. Food and drinks will be available, and a dedicated dance area keeps the energy high with room to move. As the evening goes on, look for new spooky entertainment for adults.

Presented by ConfiDENT Dental Practice, this fourth annual celebration brings Howl-oween back to Cumming City Center with a festive, pet friendly evening of treats, music, and community fun. Local businesses dress their storefronts with autumn décor and hand out goodies to costumed visitors and their four legged companions. Enjoy pet friendly trick or treating, browse vendors with gifts for animal lovers, listen to spooky tunes, meet adoptable pets, and help choose the winner of the storefront decorating contest by casting a vote for your favorite display. Admission and parking are free. Coolers, outside food, outside alcoholic beverages, cans, glass bottles, and smoking are not permitted. Friendly dogs are welcome when on a leash.

Criminal Records Atlanta and A Cappella Books present singer songwriter Amy Rigby in a conversation about her new memoir, Girl to Country, at Criminal Records Atlanta in Atlanta. Rigby speaks with Chad Radford, a music journalist and the author of Atlanta Record Stores: An Oral History. The program includes a live performance by Rigby and concludes with a book signing. Admission is free, and all are welcome. Copies of Girl to Country will be available for purchase. The book continues the story that began with Girl to City, catching up after the success of Diary of a Mod Housewife as Rigby trades New York for Nashville. It follows her efforts to keep touring while taking temp jobs, raising a child, and keeping a car on the road, all while learning to rely on inner confidence over outside approval. Themes include sustaining a creative life into one’s forties and later, balancing parenthood with ambition, and the ways love can unsettle or support that balance. Rigby is a veteran presence in American underground and indie music, combining the sharp storytelling of country and folk with classic rock songcraft and a punk DIY spark. She came up in New York with the bands Last Roundup and the Shams before launching a solo career with Diary of a Mod Housewife, followed by albums including Hang In There With Me. Her first memoir, Girl to City, was published in 2019.

This coronation celebration embraces a gods and monsters theme in Atlanta. It offers a weekend of inclusion, drag royalty, and festive fun, hosted by courtiers who share classic Southern hospitality, complete with moonshine and homemade poundcake.

Every Saturday is CeDH day with 100 percent proxy friendly play. Bring friends and help grow the player count since a larger turnout increases the pot. Register in advance on Topdeck.gg or use the provided QR code to sign up. If you are running late, call ahead to let them know and every effort will be made to wait if the other players agree.

The band West brings a tribute set celebrating the music of Neil Young, the Grateful Dead, and Phish in the open air at Lake Claire Community Land Trust in Atlanta. KJ & The FunkMaysons start the show with an upbeat, funk-centered set. A $10 donation at the door is requested, and all proceeds support the Land Trust.

The 11th Annual LEDI International Life Changers Awards and Fundraising Gala offers a distinguished evening in Atlanta, GA devoted to recognition, inspiration, and philanthropy. It honors those who are driving positive change and making a difference.

A fundraising gala dinner in Atlanta supports the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. Hosted at The Westin Atlanta Perimeter North, the event centers on raising vital funds for cancer treatment and research. Contributions are handled by Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Explore a family friendly corn maze that glows in the dark, transforming a traditional farm activity into a glowing search through the stalks. There are no scares or haunted elements, only playful fun as you wander the paths and spot luminous surprises while finding your way out. For the best effect, bring a UV flashlight. UV flashlights are also available for purchase at the gate, and the Farm Store offers glow toys and accessories to brighten the experience. Entry to the glow maze is included with regular Fun Park admission, priced at $15.75 at the gate, with discounted tickets offered online. Tickets are also sold at the gate.

QBALL marks its fifth year as a Quinlan Visual Arts Center fundraiser, hosted in the Ballroom at the Ramsey Conference Center at Lanier Tech. Guests arrive on a red carpet, enjoy specialty drinks, and take in fashion and decor guided by the Cinematic Couture attire theme. The eras of the silver screen inspire themed food stations, and the dance floor comes alive with a 14 member band, Atlanta Groove Factory. There is no auction or raffle, keeping the evening centered on celebration and the mission. Individual admission is available in two tiers. The Gold ticket is $205.25 with $125 tax deductible, and the Platinum ticket is $508.75 with $375 tax deductible. Tables accommodate ten guests. The Gold Table provides a reserved spot in the ballroom with host bars, food stations, the band, and dancing for $2,052.50 with $1,250 tax deductible. The Platinum Table includes those features plus access to a VIP Lounge with hand rolled cigars, premium wines and liquors, gifts, and gourmet foods for $5,087.50 with $3,750 tax deductible. All proceeds benefit education at and through the Quinlan. Support helps fund the Quinlan School of Art, an after school K to 12 program that offers formal visual arts education. With accredited instructors, offerings are expanding to include digital art, photography, clay camp, and art as therapy. Funds also provide need based student scholarships and subsidized field trips, and contribute to upgrades of pottery and art studios.

Shuffle up for a charity poker tournament at Stars and Strikes in Cumming that supports Forsyth County Family Haven. Presented by the 5th Street Poker League, the event encourages a $50 donation at the door, and players who sign up in advance with the QR code receive an additional $1,000 in chips.

Back in Winder, a Georgia-based, all-request singalong blends music and comedy at Finished Goods. Audience requests drive the show and there are plenty of chances to sing along, creating an interactive, lighthearted experience.

This weekly casual tournament for the Gundam Card Game follows the standard match format and can include up to four rounds depending on attendance. Players of all experience levels, from beginner to advanced, are welcome. Entry is free, and seating is limited to 16 participants. Please check in with a Crew Member before the event begins, as unclaimed reservations may be offered to players on the waitlist. To register, download the official Bandai TCG App on the Google Play Store or iOS App Store, search for Meeple Madness, and select the event to complete registration. Every participant receives a special promo pack, and the top finisher earns a winner promo pack.

Fenix TX performs on the Altar stage at The Masquerade with Don't Panic and Scream Out Loud. This all-ages show welcomes music fans of any age. Tickets are available at The Masquerade box office or online.

Atlanta United FC faces Chicago Fire FC at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Attendees should review stadium policies to ensure a smooth arrival. A ticket is required for all guests, though children under 33 inches in height may enter without one. For the quickest entry, arriving without a bag is encouraged. If a bag is needed, it must follow the stadium clear bag policy. Acceptable bags are clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC and must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches. They must not be tinted, and contents should remain fully visible. Non-clear bags are permitted only if they are smaller than 4.5 by 6.5 inches, and any non-clear bag larger than that size is not allowed. Tickets are offered to the general public, with additional presale windows for ATL UTD Members, Atlanta Falcons PSL, Stay Connected, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium, along with a Fan to Fan Resale option.

Celebrate 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog with a new in concert experience that brings the franchise’s most iconic music and incredible moments to the stage. A live ensemble with rock musicians, electronics, and vocalists performs defining songs from across the games, plus instrumental renditions of fan favorites from the Genesis era to now, from Green Hill Zone to "Undefeatable," accompanying exciting moments from throughout the series. Musical Easter eggs are woven into the arrangements, and an electrifying production adds an extra layer of discovery that brings Sonic’s world vividly to life. The program also highlights the creative legacy of composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, whose work has helped define Sonic’s sound across generations.

Experience The Addams Family on the big screen at Lou Sobh Amphitheater as part of Movies Alfresco. Sponsored by Foresite Group, this relaxed open air screening suits dedicated movie fans and casual groups of friends. Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase. Presented as a beloved classic, it is a selection families can enjoy together.

Don't Be Cruel is an Elvis tribute filled with hits, from heartfelt ballads to high energy rock and roll. A talented performer traces defining chapters of Elvis Presley's life and career, spotlighting the songs that cemented his place in music history. Expect chances to sing along and dance while celebrating the legacy of the King of Rock and Roll.

Moein brings his signature voice to Atlanta for an evening of classic songs and nostalgic moments, celebrating beloved melodies and the memories they inspire.

Chasing Abbey brings its award-winning Irish trio sound to Terminal West in Atlanta. Hailing from Tullamore, they fuse modern electronic production with the soul of traditional Irish music, a mix that has made them one of Ireland’s most talked-about live acts. Expect explosive energy and crowd-moving beats alongside melodies rooted in heritage, with chart-topping tracks like Arís is Arís, Íorónta, and Oh My Johnny highlighting the range that has earned multiple platinum certifications and packed venues across Ireland and beyond. Their latest release, Íoronta, continues to build momentum worldwide, setting up a standout U.S. tour stop. This event is open to all ages.

With more than thirty years behind them, The Greyboy Allstars take the stage at Variety Playhouse with a signature mix of jazz, soul, and funk shaped by hip hop attitude and adventurous improvisation. This all ages show reflects a legacy that began in the 1990s San Diego scene, including the West Coast Boogaloo sound they established on their debut with funk icon Fred Wesley and the wide-screen textures of A Town Called Earth. Their recent collection, Grab Bag: 2007–2023, gathers unreleased tracks and deep cuts from the past 15 years, spanning tight rhythm workouts to spacey, organ-driven explorations. The lineup features Karl Denson on saxophone and flute, Robert Walter on Hammond B3, Michael Andrews, also known as Elgin Park, on guitar, Chris Stillwell on bass, and Aaron Redfield on drums. Rooted in tradition yet always evolving, their live set nods to jazz greats while engaging the vibrant intersections of hip hop, Afrobeat, psych, and beat culture.

Los Rios Cantina presents a karaoke night with plenty of music, specials on drinks, and a friendly crowd. Confident singers and first timers can step up to the mic or sit back and cheer for friends. The setting is lively and welcoming, offering a chance to perform or simply enjoy the entertainment.

Saturdays are dedicated to a weekly karaoke party where favorite songs and singalongs take center stage.

CFX makes a return to Cumming with a set at Good ol' Days Bar and Grill. The performance blends older and newer picks centered on the 90s and 2000s.

Cabaret Saturdays showcases live acts in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. The cover charge ranges from $8 to $10.

Late night gets a refresh at Punch Bowl Social with Saturdays After Dark, fueled by DJs, drink specials, and nostalgic board game fun. Expect sing-along tracks from the booth, hourly raffles with playful prizes, and plenty of chances to challenge friends over throwback games. The series also rolls out themed nights on second Saturdays. A Rewards program is available to earn points on favorite dishes and games, and new members receive 50% off bowling or karaoke upon signing up.

Ursula 1000, a Brooklyn-based producer and DJ, brings a genre-blurring style that flows from retro futurist disco and electro to funk, quirky pop, and other cosmic dance floor grooves. His early career included a signing to Thievery Corporation’s ESL Music label, and he has released eight full-length albums while collaborating with Fred Schneider of The B-52s and Puddles Pity Party. He also hosts the weekly Retro Futuro show on East Village Radio and holds New York residencies at Carousel and The Exley.

Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market is a weekly farmers market held on Sundays.

A fan tradition that began at the NFC championship in Atlanta in January 2013 returns with the Spartan Empire Founders Tailgate at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Dave and Pedro are coming out of retirement to help bring the energy as the Niners head back to Atlanta. All 49ers fans are welcome, regardless of where they are from or any club affiliation. The tailgate is free, with no RSVP or wristband required. Support for the event is optional and can be offered in advance through the website, dropped in a cash bucket on game day, or sent digitally by scanning Venmo posters on site. Expect football food, music, adult beverages, and plenty of 49er flags waving high. Look for the gathering in the Blue Lot.

French flavors anchor a brunch in Braselton with The Galloping Galette. Opt for outdoor seating on the pet-welcoming patio or sit indoors, or order for pickup. Cocktails are available. For reservations or takeout, call 706 684 3080.

Celebrate National Roller Skate Month with group lessons in Atlanta that blend mindset and movement to build confidence, coordination, and control. Space is limited, and participants should bring their own skates. If you need a pair, new skates are available for purchase with a 15 percent discount.

This conference brings together faith communities, agriculture partners, and community based organizations, with Clark Atlanta University and other HBCUs leading efforts to build healthier, more sustainable, and more resilient communities. It takes place at the CAU John W. Cole, Jr. Research Center for Science and Technology. Registration is open.

At Pickle and Social Gwinnett, NFL Sunday Game Days bring all the action together, with multiple matchups running at once on screens across the space so you can keep up with every snap and big moment. Fuel the experience with ice cold beer, handcrafted cocktails, and favorite game day bites while cheering alongside fellow fans in a lively atmosphere. Whether you are locked in on your team, tracking your fantasy lineup, or keeping tabs on every game, it is an easy way to follow it all. Settle in with friends and make NFL Sundays an all-season tradition here.

Frozen Paradise brings an adult day party vibe to The Daiquiri Factory in West Midtown Atlanta. Expect classic hip hop and R&B spun by live DJs, plenty of games, flavorful food, and icy daiquiris. Football matchups will be on throughout the venue, and hookah is available for those who want to unwind. The atmosphere is designed for a grown crowd ready to mingle, laugh, and enjoy frozen favorites. Birthday groups can take advantage of complimentary perks that include champagne, free admission, and free parking.

Experience a brunch-themed Dungeons & Dragons session in Atlanta with Xanathar’s Brunchmaster Guild. Supplies are provided, and Dungeon Masters lead the action, making it welcoming for both beginners and seasoned players. Venture through perilous dungeons, unravel ancient riddles, and battle formidable foes while enjoying brunch favorites. Admission is $10 per player, and space is limited.

Curious about astrology or ready to build on what you already know? Connect with fellow enthusiasts in a monthly club led by Rachel Mara. Each session focuses on current astrological happenings and offers time for questions about individual natal charts. The gathering closes with a calming guided meditation accompanied by crystal bowls. All experience levels are welcome, from newcomers to long-time students. You are welcome to bring a favorite yoga mat or cushion for the meditation.

The Atlanta Falcons face the San Francisco 49ers at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. To move through the gates more quickly, Express Entry is available as a free option that links your ticket account in under a minute. A clear bag policy is in place for entry. Bags must be transparent plastic, vinyl, or PVC and no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and they cannot be tinted or packed in a way that blocks visibility. Non-clear bags are allowed only if they are 4.5 by 6.5 inches or smaller, and any larger non-clear bag will be denied. Medically necessary items are permitted following on-site security inspection. If your bag does not meet the guidelines, same-day storage is offered for a fee by The Mobile Locker Co near Gates 1 and 2, with pickup required right after the event. Ticket options include a general public on-sale as well as American Express Reserved Tickets.

Protect Your Light is an immersive spiritual hygiene workshop created for healers, empaths, and energy workers who want to fortify their own energy through cleansing, protection, and self-sovereignty practices rooted in ancestral and holistic traditions. With guided, hands-on work in time-honored rituals and modern techniques, the experience supports clarity, balance, and alignment so you can show up grounded in every healing space. Participants explore how to build a living relationship with their ancestors through offerings, prayer, and altar tending that anchor and protect their path. Care for the Ori, the inner divine consciousness associated with the crown, is emphasized through daily practices such as head coverings, affirmations, guided meditation, and cleansing to keep the mind clear and purpose aligned. The art of spiritual bathing is taught using herbs, oils, salts, and focused intention, and everyone creates a personalized blend while learning the meaning behind each ingredient. Candle work is covered from color selection to anointing, adding herbs, and setting intentions for healing, protection, and manifestation, creating a focused channel for spiritual guidance. Grounding and energy alignment practices help reinforce sovereignty over mind, body, and spirit while shielding from external influences. Participants also craft and speak personal spiritual decrees and affirmations that call upon ancestors, guides, and divine forces for protection and the strengthening of the energetic field. Attendees leave with practical skills for cleansing and protection, a deeper connection with ancestors and guides, a custom bath and candle recipe, daily tools to honor the Ori, and confidence in spiritual authority and alignment. This workshop serves Reiki practitioners, energy healers, yoga teachers, spiritual coaches, and anyone seeking reliable methods to maintain energetic purity and protection. Protect your light, honor your Ori, and stand in your power. Your energy is sacred, keep it clear, sovereign, and strong. The workshop is facilitated by Tiffany N. Monroe, B.S., M.A., Ed.S, Founder and CEO of Healing Hands Reiki & Spiritual Development, Inc., a Usui/Holy Fire III and Usui Shiki Ryoho Reiki Master Teacher, Sekhmet and Seichim Master Teacher, member of the Reiki Healing Association, the Reiki Members Association, and the International Association of Reiki Professionals, an Ashtanga Yoga student and assistant at Ashtanga Yoga Atlanta, RYT500, meditation facilitator, biochemist and product developer, educator at secondary and university levels, and an ordained minister. Healing Hands Reiki, Inc. is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations are tax deductible. The organization’s mission is to empower people to participate in their own healing and to nurture a caring, supportive wellness community, with a vision of helping individuals live in balance by engaging their innate capacity to heal. Offerings include private Reiki sessions, practitioner trainings and attunements, Reiki shares, teacher training, educational workshops for healthcare professionals and caregiving communities, restorative and vinyasa yoga, sound and vibrational healing, chakra balancing, meditation and conscious living classes, spiritual support including wedding services and house blessings, and spiritual products and tools. Policies and notes: arriving more than 15 minutes late requires attending a future class. The shala is a shoe-free space, with footwear placed in the designated area. Attendance grants permission for photo and video that may be used in organizational publications. Participation is voluntary and self-directed, and Reiki complements but does not replace medical or psychological care. Comfortable clothing is required. You may pause or end a session at any time. Inappropriate behavior results in immediate termination with payment due. Disputes are resolved by arbitration.

HI-TOP FADE returns to Rock Steady Atlanta with a Homecoming Edition that channels school pride and classic grooves. Expect a soundtrack of New Jack Swing and timeless R&B, with Wally Sparks on the decks alongside guest DJs spinning favorites and deep cuts from Guy, Keith Sweat, Bobby Brown, Bell Biv DeVoe, Jodeci and more. Guests are encouraged to rep HBCU spirit in tees, jerseys, and varsity jackets, and everyone is welcome to share in the nostalgia with sing-along moments and tracks that feel straight out of dorm life. Tickets and section reservations are available. All sales are final and nonrefundable.

Violinist Ava Pakiam and pianist Cole Anderson return to Grace Episcopal Church for a duo recital as part of the Guest Recital Series. The performance reunites the two artists for a program centered on music for violin and piano.

In its sixth edition, this Truck and Treat features a community trunk or treat where all types of vehicles can take part. Vehicles line the parking lot and hand out kid friendly goodies such as candy, ducks, and coloring books, creating a cheerful experience for little ones. Free hot dog meals are available to attendees while supplies last. Sponsorship opportunities support extra candy and other food items, with sponsor names included on event signage. For sponsor details, contact lovekalebinc@yahoo.com. This free community gathering honors Kaleb.

Grace Church Friends of Music presents the return of violinist Ava Pakiam with pianist Dr. Cole Anderson in a free concert at Grace Episcopal Church. The duo reunites after a prior appearance at this venue. Admission is free for all, and a reception in the parish hall will follow the performance.

Halloween Fun Fest is a free, family-friendly celebration presented by Grace & Purpose Church at Peachtree Ridge High School. Enjoy festive booths, interactive games, costume fun, kid-friendly prizes, and plenty of candy. It provides a welcoming and safe way to celebrate Halloween with activities for all ages.

Returning for its next installment, this two-night festival showcases the bizarre, the charmingly quirky, and the simply weird with over 30 short films spread across both evenings. Hosted at Red's Beer Garden, it celebrates independent film, local art, and the community that makes it possible. Two-day passes are $20, and single-night passes are $15.

Die Laughing presents a weekly comedy open mic at Blackstrap, offering a chance to take the stage, try out new material, and keep the crowd laughing. Admission is free, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the fun happens each Sunday.

Bring a team for a trivia event in Cumming, GA. There is no cost to take part.

The performance at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in Atlanta has been rescheduled to allow Emily Saliers time to recover from the flu, and tickets already purchased will be honored for the new date. The Grammy winning duo Emily Saliers and Amy Ray started out in Atlanta clubs and bars before signing with Epic Records in 1988. Their self titled major label debut sold more than two million copies, powered by songs like "Closer to Fine" and "Kid Fears," and their signature harmonies have connected with a devoted audience around the world. Event information also highlights Linda Perry, a Grammy, Golden Globe, and Critics Choice Award nominee and an inductee into the Songwriter Hall of Fame, who first came to prominence as the lead singer of 4 Non Blondes and has made a significant mark as a producer and songwriter. Please note that mezzanine and grand tier seating are not ADA accessible. Accessible seating is available only in designated wheelchair locations and companion seats in the orchestra. Everyone attending requires a ticket, regardless of age.

Marking two decades of Nekrogoblikon with special guests Aborted, this concert takes place at Buckhead Theatre. The main floor is standing room for general admission, while the balcony features reserved seats. A limited-capacity pit is available on the GA floor, and once it reaches capacity, GA guests will be directed to other open areas on the floor. Attendees of all ages may enter. Ticket access includes a public onsale, Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, an artist presale, a T-Mobile offer, and a promo offer.

An Emmy winner for writing and an Emmy nominee for acting, Robby Hoffman is a comedian whose work spans stand-up, television, and podcasting. She was named one of Variety's 10 Comics to Watch, and her Netflix debut Robby Hoffman: WAKE UP, directed by John Mulaney, premiered worldwide, with Mulaney praising her command of the stage and even comparing her showmanship to James Brown. On screen she starred opposite Michelle Williams in FX's limited series Dying for Sex and appears on HBO's Hacks, where she earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress, with another season in production. She is also set for a major role in the upcoming HBO series Rooster from Steve Carell and Bill Lawrence, and is developing UnEntitled at HBO as writer, executive producer, and star. Born in Brooklyn and raised in a large family before moving to Montreal, she has been likened by The New York Times to Larry David and to a modern lesbian Andrew Dice Clay, and the paper also highlighted her Patreon podcast Too Far. Coverage from The Daily Beast, The Wall Street Journal, The Hollywood Reporter, and Decider emphasizes her distinctive voice and standout presence. This event is open to all ages.

Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds take the stage at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA. Enjoy a live performance from the act in this well-known arena setting.

Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds take the stage at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA.

Marines gather at the American Legion in Gainesville, GA for coffee, camaraderie, and conversation about their service. The meetup is scheduled for Mondays and Wednesdays, with occasional adjustments during holidays or in rare cases of extreme weather.

Cinnaholic Dunwoody is serving $4 Signature Rolls as part of a special promotion. Guests can pick up a favorite flavor, treat the office, or grab dessert to go. The discount applies to any Signature Roll, is valid only at the Cinnaholic Dunwoody location, and cannot be combined with other offers.

The RED Masquerade Gala at the Renaissance Waverly Atlanta Hotel and Convention Center pairs elegance with purpose, benefiting Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, a Children's Miracle Network hospital. All proceeds support lifesaving care for children and their families. The experience is thoughtfully created to feel magical while making a meaningful difference. Sponsorships, reserved tables, and tickets are available.

Information for the City of Dunwoody City Council meeting will be posted closer to the date, including the agenda and a view-only Zoom link available on the city’s agenda site. To participate in public comment, attendance in person is required. The meeting will be streamed live on the City of Dunwoody Facebook page, and a recording will be available afterward on the City of Dunwoody YouTube page. Questions can be sent to communications@dunwoodyga.gov.

Monday Night Commander is a free, relaxed gathering for Magic: The Gathering Commander players who enjoy pod play with familiar faces and new opponents alike. All experience levels are welcome, from beginner to advanced, and seating is limited to 24 participants. To take part, participants need a valid Wizards of the Coast account and at least one authentic Commander deck. Decks must include 100 genuine Magic: The Gathering cards, and proxies or counterfeit cards are not permitted. Registration is available through the Companion app or upon arrival. Those who do not yet have a Wizards account can create one through Magic: The Gathering Arena or the organizer’s online registration form. Meeple Madness stocks a selection of Commander decks that may be purchased for this event.

Enjoy an outdoor yoga session at the Cumming City Center Lou Sobh Amphitheater. This free class welcomes all experience levels and concludes with a calming meditation. Bring a mat and water, and feel free to come with friends or family. For weather-related updates or cancellations, check The Heart Studio Yoga on social media.

A meeting of the Historical Society of Lula Bellton focuses on the histories of Lula, Bellton, the counties, and nearby areas. Participants discuss current town activities, organize events, and include a dedicated history lesson. Snacks are shared and there is time to socialize. The organizers aim to keep the meeting under two hours, though friendly conversation at the end can extend it slightly. Everyone is welcome.

Women Building Business by Networking hosts an in-person gathering at Taco Mac featuring Jennifer Blackburn Anderson of Jennifer Anderson Wellness with a presentation on women’s health. A board-certified functional nurse coach, she supports women ages 40 and up in restoring energy, promoting natural healing, and helping prevent future illness through a functional health approach. Admission is $5, payable in cash at the event, and dinner is purchased separately. Organizers request that attendees register by marking Going for an accurate headcount or RSVP by texting Suzanne at 770-315-4838. Guests are welcome and do not need to be members or business owners. Arriving early is encouraged for conversation, networking, and placing dinner orders. The program includes registration and open networking, welcome remarks, one-minute introductions, the featured presentation, shout outs and testimonials, a group photo, a door prize drawing, and announcements. Members may contribute door prizes as an optional way to promote their businesses, and participants can share business cards or information about their services.

This poker event in Cumming, Georgia has no participation fee. It offers a no-cost way to play cards.

Presented by Zero Mile, this all-ages concert features The Damned with The Courettes and Gentleman Jesse rounding out the lineup.

Settle in with friends for smooth R&B all night. A long-running Atlanta R&B tradition now calls Vision Restaurant and Lounge home, keeping the familiar vibe with more space, upgraded service, and an atmosphere made for a standout night out. VIP reservations are available, including bottle service tables. For table inquiries and details, text or call 678.886.9542.