Family events in Jefferson, GA

Johnny’s hosts a family-friendly Bingo Night that welcomes players of all ages. Kids and adults can enjoy classic rounds, mark their cards, and cheer when bingo is called. It offers an easygoing way to spend time together with a bit of friendly excitement.

Set along Gainesville’s Midland Greenway beside a tranquil pond, this vibrant farmers market brings together local growers and makers in a setting with a nearby dog park and playground. Browse farm-fresh produce, artisan creations, handmade goods, and distinctive finds while taking in the natural surroundings. With NoFo Brew Co. next door, it is simple to turn a visit into a relaxed outing... shop, wander, sip, and unwind in an inviting outdoor space for all ages. For vendor questions or more information, contact tallpineevents@gmail.com.

Explore a weekly summer farmers market dedicated to truly local flavor. Farmers, bakers, and artisan food producers offer fresh produce, farm eggs, meats, baked goods, and canned specialties that are grown or prepared nearby, delivering a genuine farm to table experience. Enjoy live music while you shop, and take part in a scavenger hunt featured at this edition of the market. The event is held rain or shine unless conditions are deemed unsafe. Free, convenient parking is available in the Braselton Parking Deck across from the green. Sponsored by the Braselton Visitors Bureau Authority.

This annual celebration brings a throwback to the 1980s with a morning of 80s music, trivia challenges, door prize giveaways, an 80s costume contest, and breakfast.

North Georgia Collectibles transforms the Gainesville Civic Center into a wall to wall trading card game showcase featuring Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana, and more. The event features only TCG dealers, delivering more vendors, a bigger selection, increased opportunities for trading, and an energized atmosphere. The North Georgia Collectibles community comes together on a larger scale for a true TCG takeover.

Keep Hall Beautiful hosts a recycling collection at the Hall County Farmers Market, offering a convenient drop-off and sharing information about recycling in Hall County. Bring household batteries, school supplies, accepted recyclables, and food waste for the worm composter. Accepted batteries include single use and rechargeable household types such as AA, AAA, and 9 volt, but not large tool batteries. School supplies in good condition are welcome, including books, notebooks, markers, pencils, and pencil cases. Paper, plastic, and metal will be accepted for recycling. Food scraps and vendor samples can be added to the vermicomposter.