Events in Johns Creek, GA

Southern Thrift Market features a Wednesday sale with 50 percent off items marked with six ticket colors. White tickets and the ticket of the week are not included in the discount. For more information, contact the store.

A weekly Kids Club at Halcyon welcomes preschoolers and their caregivers for playful learning and discovery. Attendance is free and no sign up is required. Activities change each week and may include hands on crafts, dancing, animal meet and greets, storytime, puppet performances, visits from special guests, and music. Themes and weekly details are shared on the event’s Facebook page and in Instagram stories, and programming is weather dependent. A parent or guardian must remain with each child throughout the program. After the activities, families can enjoy kid friendly dining for lunch, snacks, or sweet treats, and visit Piggy Jo’s, the new children’s gift and clothing boutique. By attending, participants consent to photo or video captured on site being used without compensation, and Halcyon may use this media for future publicity.

This meeting features a group discussion of Dangers of Smoking in Bed. Copies are available in store at a 20 percent discount.

Take the stage with ATL Live Band Karaoke and belt out your favorite tunes, from radio hits to the songs you love singing in the shower. Step into the spotlight and feel like the star of the show with a live karaoke experience you will not forget.

Southern Thrift Market features a sale offering 30 percent off for senior citizens and members of the military. Items marked with solid white tickets are excluded from the discount.

Ben Bankas brings a brisk, conversational stand-up set to Helium Comedy Club (Atlanta) in Alpharetta. The performance leans into everyday observations with quick shifts and attentive crowd work that keeps the room engaged without feeling forced. Expect quick-witted comedy in a cozy club atmosphere.

Volunteer registration is open for free mobile dental clinics with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry in Georgia. Volunteers can choose a morning or afternoon shift. Information about exact dates, locations, and how to register is available through the registration information.

Presented by the Atlanta Swing Dancers Club, the 2026 Atlanta Swing Classic brings dancers together at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Atlanta Perimeter At Ravinia for a multi-day celebration of swing. Expect a skilled roster of instructors, judges, and DJs, along with the warm Southern hospitality associated with this event. A livestream is planned, and online resources include registration, hotel information, staff details, and a draft schedule. An official group page is available to help coordinate rides, strictly partners, and roommates.

Locals & Legends brings its weekly car meet back to Sake Japanese Steak & Sushi for a family friendly gathering of enthusiasts. The focus is on the cars and the community, and guests can enjoy sushi, hibachi, or drinks from the bar inside the restaurant. To keep things running smoothly, leave the first two parking rows open for regular diners and begin parking from the third row back. Alcohol must remain inside and outside alcohol is not permitted. Pets need to be leashed, and only service animals may enter the restaurant after speaking with management. For safety and courtesy, there are no fireworks, wheelies, hooning, burnouts, drifting, two step, excessive revving, or window shaking loud music, and the parking lot speed limit is 5 mph. Vendors may participate without tents. Please treat the hosts with respect and follow all posted rules.

Joshua Gray Hamilton, a dueling piano virtuoso with Las Vegas Strip credentials, leads this performance. The lineup includes artists who have competed on The Voice, American Idol, and America’s Got Talent.

Lend a hand at Free Mobile Dental Clinics with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry in Georgia. Volunteer registration is available, with options for morning or afternoon shifts. A blog post provides the specific dates, locations, and information on how to register.

Enjoy a special promotion at the store with 50 percent off on five ticket colors. White tickets and the ticket of the week are not included. For more details, call the store or stop in for assistance.

This 90 minute training for youth players in the U12 through U19 levels, born between 2016 and 2008, takes place at George Pierce Park. Coach Eddie Loewen leads the session, bringing UEFA A licensing, experience as a FIFA and CONCACAF instructor, and a background as a former professional player. The program focuses on building skills and showcasing individual talent.

Settle in for live music from The Bourbon Brothers Band as Friday Night Live spotlights local favorites each Friday from April through October. Seating is limited, so bring your own tailgate chairs. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted at Forum events. Bar service is provided by Sei Ryu, and dining options are available for takeout.

Unwind under the night sky with an outdoor movie night made for all ages. Pack a blanket, pick up dinner or a cocktail to go from an Ashford Lane restaurant, and enjoy movies suitable for families in a relaxed, open air setting that fits the feel of fall.

At Eclipse Over Roswell, this supportive practice session invites readers to exchange readings and build confidence. Beginners are especially supported, and experienced readers are welcome too. Bring whatever tools you prefer, from books and notes to online references. Participants will move through three practice rounds with a brief wrap up, and exploration is open to tarot as well as other modalities. Space is limited to 12 participants and pre-registration is recommended. The cost is $10 per person and refunds are not available.

Settle into a restorative community sound bath guided by Weston McGee, a sound bath facilitator and lifelong musician who blends intention, intuition, and vibration to create a setting for calm and inner stillness. With the meditative tones of handpan, crystal singing bowls, and chimes, he shapes an immersive soundscape that soothes the nervous system, helps clear stagnant energy, and supports harmony between mind and body. This experience is open to everyone, whether the focus is stress relief, emotional clarity, spiritual connection, or simply taking time to rest and receive. Potential outcomes include deep relaxation and steadier nervous system regulation, clearer emotions, improved sleep and energy flow, an easy entry into meditation, and a stronger connection with the inner self. Trained by Malte Marten and Billy Zanski and drawing on more than 20 years of music-making, Weston brings a grounded, heartfelt presence that offers a masculine balance within a space often led by feminine energy. His work is both intuitive and intentional, inviting release, clarity, and inner alignment. He is a welcome part of the Many Paths Wellness community, aligning with its mission to support healing, self-discovery, and energetic balance through a wide range of modalities and perspectives. Please bring a yoga mat.

Enjoy the smooth beat of Kompa in a welcoming class where culture, confidence, and fun shape the experience. Whether brand new to dance or already comfortable on the floor, participants can connect through movement and the music’s vibrant pulse. Kompa In Motion welcomes dancers of every level to explore, practice, and feel the rhythm together.

Volunteer registration is open for Free Mobile Dental Clinics with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry in Georgia. Volunteers can choose a morning or afternoon shift, and the linked blog post provides the exact dates, locations, and instructions for signing up. This is a chance to make a difference by supporting a mobile dental outreach in the community.

Harmony Med Spa now offers aesthetic services at Lifeline Primary Care in Duluth. Care is provided by certified Nurse Practitioner Corinne Anthony Manswell in a calm setting. Treatments include Botox priced at $7 per unit and fillers at $450. For scheduling or questions, contact 770-744-5076.

Active Ashford returns with a complimentary outdoor fitness series on The Lawn hosted by Crunch Fitness. Sessions highlight movement, balance, and community, and no membership is required. Each class runs about 50 to 55 minutes. Find it on The Lawn at Ashford Lane near Superica, Hawkers, Culinary Dropout, and Hobnob. Attendance is free with an RSVP. Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a friend, then recharge and make this energizing workout part of your routine at the center.

Take on a 10K walking challenge at Brook Run Park at the Veterans Memorial. The focus is on better health, a deepened sense of faith, and genuine community connections. Whether the goal is improved fitness, steady progress on a wellness journey, or simply fellowship with others, the experience emphasizes encouragement, consistency, and crossing the finish line together to keep motivation high through the end of the year.

Crabapple Fest brings a full slate of activities to The Green at Crabapple Market. A DJ leads music and games, college football airs on a big screen, and a Children's Entrepreneur Market features more than 50 kid entrepreneurs on the grass lot. Food and drinks are available from Chick-fil-A and Tres Lunas. Community partners will be on The Green with giveaways, and Furkids will be on site with adoptable pets. Participating partners include Mathnasium, Stable Orthodontics, Dental Town, Little Spurs Pediatric Dentistry, Onward Home Mortgage, Nova Chiropractic, Hugel/Gouldman Team | Engel & Volkers, Dry Lush ATL, Susie Uhlich | Ansley Real Estate/Christie's International Real Estate, Tint World, and Ridgeline Floors & Bath. This free event is made possible through sponsorship from the Brad Poole Group with Compass Realty.

Doggie Day returns to the museum and welcomes visitors with their canine companions to explore the grounds and even enjoy a ride. For the comfort and safety of all, dogs must remain on a leash, owners should pick up after their pets, and dogs are not allowed inside the Pullman Superb. Please be responsible for your pet’s actions and be respectful of others. Bring a water bowl for your dog.

Admission and parking are free. The Atlanta Arab Festival features live stage performances, a food court with dishes from across the Arab world, a souq with distinctive finds, and a range of exhibits, interactive workshops, games, and other activities. In keeping with Alif Institute’s mission to deepen understanding, appreciation, and the preservation of Arab cultures, this annual celebration honors Arab and Arab-American heritage, promotes cultural exchange, and strengthens community connections.

Spend time with friendly cats and dogs who are hoping to find permanent homes at a welcoming meet-and-greet. Visitors can interact with the animals in a cozy, hands-on setting to see if there is a good match. Same-day adoptions are not available. Those interested in adopting should complete the application in advance, meet their potential companion at the event, and then await confirmation of the match. It is a warm opportunity to connect with adoptable pets and begin the path toward lifelong companionship.

Create a custom candle with your favorite scent and personal design touches at this hands-on workshop. All supplies are provided. Attendance requires signing up for Open Crafting. Other creative projects are available too, including jewelry making, hand-knit blankets, wood-burning, glass art, and custom hats.

The Hockey Barn marks its grand opening with an open house and hockey party for the Atlanta hockey community. Attendees can tour the finished space and see what has been built, with live music and a DJ, great food, and beer from a local Milton brewery setting the vibe. Outside, NHL STREET adds to the action, and there will be hockey games and skill challenges to try. The celebration features prizes, giveaways, and special guest appearances, along with a few surprises kept under wraps. It all spotlights training, competition, and a welcoming place to belong.

Ed Sheeran performs live at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.

Lucky's keeps the performances coming with another round of entertainment in Roswell. This installment continues an ongoing series of shows for the community.

In a senior residence where a bright upper-floor room is the most coveted, Abby is compelled to share her space with newcomer Marilyn. Abby bristles at the change, while Marilyn arrives with unshakable cheer. What begins as a modest wager between them quickly swells into a relentless contest to top the other, and along the way their resilience comes into focus. As the rivalry intensifies, long-guarded truths surface, and both women find that protecting their turf means confronting more than just a roommate.

This weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Each Sunday features a special sale on color-tagged merchandise. Two color ticket categories are priced at 50 percent off, and two other colors are marked down by 75 percent. White-tag items and tickets of the week are not included in this promotion. Enjoy straightforward savings on select items during this weekly event.

Certified divers who have been away from the water can get back up to speed with a group Scuba Skills Update at Diventures Alpharetta. This session revisits the essential techniques from your original Open Water training and provides time to practice them under the guidance of a Dive Professional. It is a simple way to prepare for an upcoming course or a dive trip, and many boat operators appreciate seeing a recent skills update as confirmation that you are ready to dive. Refresh your confidence and knowledge without repeating the full Open Water class.

Every Sunday, South City Kitchen Avalon pairs a classic Southern brunch with a new bottomless mimosa option. Locals and weekend visitors can relax, sip, and enjoy Southern comfort favorites throughout brunch. Pricing starts at $45.

Journey with Gentle Giants offers a one-of-a-kind SCUBA dive inside the Ocean Voyager exhibit, where divers are assured time in the water with whale sharks, manta rays, and thousands of other marine animals. The immense habitat holds 6.3 million gallons, varies from 20 to 30 feet deep, or 6 to 9 meters, and is kept at a steady 76°F. Teeming with life, it includes vast schools of fish as well as Tank, a green sea turtle, creating an immersive setting for close-up views of the ocean’s gentle giants.

Get a first taste of scuba in a beginner-friendly session that takes place in a controlled pool environment and is guided by a Diventures scuba professional. Experience what it feels like to breathe underwater while staying comfortable in a warm, indoor pool. All essential equipment is supplied, making it an easy and safe way to explore scuba for the very first time.

CNC storytellers lead a lively storytime on the boardwalk, inviting children to move and make sounds along with the characters. Nature focused tales are brought to life in an interactive format designed for ages 6 and under. After the reading, families can enjoy time on 127 acres and are welcome to bring a picnic to make a day of it. This activity is covered by general admission, and CNC members attend at no additional charge.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Gas South Arena in Duluth, joined by Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. The concert features well known songs such as This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from Song of the Saints including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. Tickets are available, and for security the organizer advises purchasing only through the official ticketing outlet, since third party sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, are not guaranteed by TPR, and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Lightness, a women’s retreat, offers a pause from responsibilities, expectations, and old stories to rediscover what it feels like to move through life with ease. Framed as an experiment rather than a typical beach getaway, spa weekend, or motivational escape, it explores what unfolds when urgency drops away, meals are intentional, the body moves by desire, warmth softens resistance, wandering has no agenda, and conversation flows without performance. Offerings include sunrise yoga on the sand, heat-based yoga designed to melt tension rather than push limits, and the Lightness Lab for examining the weight that has quietly accumulated and what can be released. Crafted mocktails, herbology, charcuterie enjoyed outdoors, the simple glow of a bonfire, and generous quiet make space to hear your own thoughts. It is created for the woman ready to step off autopilot, breathe something new, feel sensation return, and find more room in the mind. The emphasis is on subtraction, with quieter days, unhurried pacing, and a lighter load so life can feel buoyant again.

This 2nd Thursday toddler feature focuses on tractors and offers activities designed for young children. Families can see tractors, listen to a story, make a craft, and ride the train. Guests will also have access to the entire museum to explore. Bringing a picnic is welcome. Tickets are available.

Celebrating beauty in all its forms, this statewide pageant gathers poised, accomplished, and community-minded women to compete for the Georgia crown while uplifting one another. The event spotlights confidence, authentic leadership, and a spirit of service, both onstage and in everyday life. Delegates share their personal milestones and civic contributions, showing a strong commitment to giving back. Participants come from diverse backgrounds yet are united by purpose, grace, and sisterhood, inspiring people across Georgia and beyond to embrace their worth.

Kurt Thomas has spent 20 years performing for audiences across the Southeast, and he takes the stage with his band to play a lineup of familiar songs. He was mentored by Zac Brown and later won Kenny Chesney’s Next Big Star contest, bringing seasoned talent and experience to the performance.

RAMBO is preparing the 2026 Q6 Enduro, a festival and race weekend. Friday evening features the Little Hammies kids race on the school field. Saturday includes a pre-race party, packet pickup, racer practice, and the third annual Jump Jam. The weekend wraps up Sunday with a full enduro.

Enjoy an evening of classic country music with Country River Band at The Forum Peachtree Corners.

Flicks on the Bricks featuring Coco offers a free outdoor movie night in Downtown Duluth. Guests can explore food trucks and enjoy a lively pre-show filled with cultural and community performances, live music, themed characters, crafts, and more. The festivities lead into an open-air screening of Coco for a relaxed night of film and fun.

Wyatt Espalin offers a blend of original songs, fiddle work, and storytelling shaped by his Appalachian background. He grew up with his maternal grandparents on a North Georgia campground, first gaining recognition as a champion in clogging and Appalachian buck dancing. That early rhythm and tradition later flowed into a dedication to songwriting and the stage, with music that reflects the landscape and heritage that raised him.

Acclaimed singer and songwriter Shelly Fairchild, a Billboard Hot Country Singles charting artist, brings a career shaped by Mississippi roots and a move to Nashville at 19 to pursue writing and recording. She has toured with Martina McBride, Keith Urban, and Tim McGraw, and has lent backing vocals to Jason Aldean, Eric Church, Tanya Tucker, Melissa Etheridge, Terri Clark, Lennon Stella, and others. As a composer, her catalog has earned over 100 television placements, with songs heard on Grey's Anatomy, Station 19, Riverdale, Selling Sunset, The Hills, Love Island, and American Ninja Warrior, and recorded by artists such as Little Big Town, Tanya Tucker, and Ty Herndon. A frequent guest of the Grand Ole Opry, she is known for a wide-ranging sound that moves across genres while staying true to heartfelt storytelling and craft. She is also recognized as a trailblazing voice for LGBTQIA+ inclusion within Nashville's country and Americana scenes.

Jeremy Would Let Me Drown returns to Roswell Junction to mark the 35th anniversary of Pearl Jam’s debut album, TEN, performing the record start to finish. After that, the show features hits from Alice in Chains and Soundgarden. The East Cobb School of Rock house band opens with classic and 90s rock. This all ages event is priced at $15 in advance or $20 at the door, with tickets available soon.

Build essential backcountry care skills during an entry-level wilderness first aid course at Don White Park. Across 16 hours of training, participants learn how to assess a patient and deliver basic care for illness and injury. Instruction blends classroom lessons and activities with realistic, hands-on scenarios to practice decision making under pressure. A CPR component is available as an add-on. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts and those new to the outdoor industry, it is well suited for hikers, camp staff, mountain bikers, river guides, backpackers, and hunters.

Enjoy time on The Lawn at Ashford Lane with live music, changing themes, and community-centered fun. Each month offers something different, from seasonal festivities to hands-on activities. Grab a quick bite, sip a favorite beverage, and relax outdoors at an all-ages gathering. Admission is free. This edition features a Fall Festival theme.

Brook Run Amphitheater sets the scene for an evening of live music, food trucks, giveaways, and time to relax. Attendees can bring lawn chairs, grab a bite, and dance under the stars with the community. The headliner is Slippery When Wet, a tribute to Bon Jovi founded in 2003 by vocalist Jason Morey after he was frequently mistaken for Jon Bon Jovi, including a backstage invite from comedian Dave Chappelle. The show draws from the live arrangements featured on Bon Jovi’s Crush, Bounce, Have a Nice Day, Lost Highway, and The Circle tours. The group has performed more than 2,300 shows across the United States and abroad, headlined on over 60 Royal Caribbean cruises, and played the pregame of Super Bowl 48. They were officially authorized by Bon Jovi to perform their show in 2007, with additional highlights that include Morey’s role in Legends in Concert in Las Vegas, performances on Runaway to Paradise cruises with Jon Bon Jovi, and a finalist appearance on Jimmy Fallon’s Clash of the Cover Bands on E!.

Fathom Entertainment brings Big Screen Classics to Aurora Cineplex with a celebration of milestone films. Enjoy these features on the big screen with heated luxury recliner seating. The series includes Gone With the Wind from 1939, A Beautiful Mind marking 25 years, The Maltese Falcon honoring 85 years, and It’s a Wonderful Life celebrating 80 years. A brief pre-show plays before the main feature. Tickets are $12.50.

Justin delivers an energetic dance music performance at Roaring Social Alpharetta. This high-energy band is a local standout, widely regarded as a favorite in the North Fulton area.

Atlanta-based singer songwriter Hunter Callahan performs as part of the Wire & Wood Songwriters Festival in the Formal Garden at Alpharetta City Center. By his late teens he had developed a strong command of blues guitar and soon became a regular presence in Atlanta’s indie scene, headlining Smith’s Olde Bar and selling out Eddie’s Attic more than once. That momentum carried him to Nashville to record his debut full-length album, Broken Hearts & Melodies, showcasing the distinctive sound that has drawn audiences to his shows.

Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

A second annual, single-day mahjong tournament brings a full day of play to Johns Creek, Georgia, with snacks and a fun, friendly vibe throughout. Registration is open.

The Makers Market Local Artist Fair returns to Avalon with a lively showcase of local artisans, makers, and small businesses, creating a cozy fall atmosphere with Halloween touches and opportunities for early holiday shopping. Discover handcrafted treasures made in the South as the plaza fills with festive flair and creative energy. More than 30 makers will feature handmade jewelry, pottery, fragrances, candles, bath and body items, crochet, apparel, leather goods, and other unique finds. The event is kid and pet friendly, and live music from local musicians adds to the experience. While exploring the fair, visitors can also stop into the nearby Makers Market brick and mortar store to browse even more American made products. Makers Market is locally founded and independently owned, with a mission to celebrate modern, handmade, and sustainably produced goods while supporting local artists and the community.

Enjoy a relaxed community bike ride on the Dunwoody Trailway that starts at Georgetown Shopping Center, travels to Brook Run Park, and returns to the starting point. The route covers about 4 miles, is mostly flat, and keeps an easy slow-roll pace so riders stay together and focus on fun and safety. All experience levels are welcome, including families, recreational riders, and newer cyclists. Riders meet in the shopping center parking lot for pre-ride instructions and a safety talk, then roll out together and finish back at the center with time afterward for casual socializing at one of its businesses. Bring a helmet for every rider and plenty of water, consider a bike lock, dress for the weather, and make sure your bike is in safe working order with properly inflated tires. Participants should be able to start and stop confidently and ride without training wheels. Children age 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult. This community ride is part of a monthly series running March through November.

Cycle Gear Bike Night returns with an evening of motorcycle fun and friendly competition. The lineup includes a Slow Race, a lighthearted showdown where the rider who crosses the finish line last comes out on top. Food will be available, vendors will be on hand, and prizes add to the excitement among a lively crowd of riders.

Gwinnett County Public Schools holds a Board of Education work session each month in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center in Suwanee. The public can attend to learn more about how the school system operates and the programs it offers. If attending in person is not possible, a livestream is available and recordings can be viewed later. Community feedback is welcomed by emailing board members, speaking directly with a board member at local school or community events, sending a letter, contacting the representative for your district, or interacting with the board on its official social media channels. Information is also provided on how to address operational concerns at the school level, along with resources that explain the responsibilities of school board members. Details such as agendas, decorum, livestream and video access, and future meeting dates are available.

Enjoy a movie night in The Plaza with friends and family as a beloved film lights up the big screen. This installment features Hocus Pocus. Seating is limited, so guests are encouraged to bring their own tailgate chairs. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted at Forum events. On-site dining options are available for takeout to enjoy while you watch.

Five Finger Death Punch shares the bill with Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, Georgia. This live show presents a multi-artist lineup with all three acts performing on the same stage.

Held at Dreamland BBQ, this monthly club meeting includes a relaxed social time before transitioning to the official meeting.

beabadoobee takes the stage at Gas South Arena in Duluth with a set steeped in warm indie rock and dreamy guitar pop. The show centers on textured arrangements, sparkling guitar lines, and gentle, commanding vocals, creating an easygoing atmosphere that still feels close and personal, even in a big room. Fans can look forward to a full live treatment of the songs and emotion that define her work. Tickets are available.

Alive in Roswell is a free monthly festival that transforms Canton Street into a bustling street celebration featuring live music, a wide range of food trucks, engaging vendor booths, and opportunities to shop with locally owned boutiques and restaurants. The area becomes a walkable gathering place for the community with music, food, and browsing throughout the event. Friends and families can enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with plenty to see and do.

The Board of Education holds its monthly business meeting in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. The meeting highlights school system achievements, offers a public comment period, and includes votes with explanations of the decisions made. Those who stay through the close can hear final remarks from Board members that directly address the community. It is also a formal opportunity to address the governance team, with procedures for speaking available online. If attending in person is not possible, a livestream and recorded archive are available. Community feedback can be shared by emailing board members, speaking with a member at local school or community gatherings, sending written correspondence, contacting the appropriate district representative, or engaging on official social media channels. Information about policies under review and how to suggest edits, steps for resolving school-level concerns, and details such as agendas, decorum, and future meeting dates can be found on the district’s website.

A night of contemporary Christian music fills a big-stage setting with moments made for a crowd of thousands singing together. The lineup features MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley, with MercyMe sharing favorites like "I Can Only Imagine" and "Even If," songs that speak to God’s faithfulness and the promises many hold onto. Jeremy Camp adds the impact of "I Still Believe" and "Dead Man Walking." Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley open the show together, pairing the drive of "Starts with Me" with the dynamic sound of "Holding Onto Me," setting the tone for an evening of anthems and shared memories.

Enjoy a quiet evening while your child takes part in an engaging night at AUM. Offered on the third Friday of each month, AumKids Night Out provides a caring setting where kids can connect with peers, get moving, explore creativity, and wind down. The evening includes gentle, mindful movement, playful yoga-inspired games, music, and a hands-on craft, followed by a wholesome dinner prepared by Anastasiya. It centers on friendship, creativity, and well-being in a safe, welcoming space. Cost is $65 per child with a sibling discount available. Unlimited Monthly Members receive a special rate of $55 per child.

Enjoy a laid-back acoustic set of beloved songs, presented in a stripped-back style focused on melody.

Gas South District hosts a big stage night with MercyMe headlining alongside Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. Built for a large crowd, the production pairs sweeping sound with moments made for everyone to sing together. MercyMe revisits favorites like “I Can Only Imagine” and “Even If,” highlighting themes of faith and promises held close by fans over the years. Jeremy Camp adds the impact of “I Still Believe” and “Dead Man Walking.” The evening begins with Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley performing together, uniting the drive of “Starts with Me” with the vibrant feel of “Holding Onto Me.” Look forward to towering songs, shared voices, and memories that last long after the final note.

Pure Ed teams up with Exchange BLVD for a free live music performance that welcomes all ages at Area 51: Aurora Cineplex and The Fringe Miniature Golf. Enjoy the concert and make a night of it with mini golf or a movie afterward. Presented by Pure Ed, Radio Cult, and Area 51: Aurora Cineplex and The Fringe Miniature Golf.

Pure Ed and Exchange Blvd perform live at Area 51 in Roswell, GA. Attendees can play mini golf during the performance or see a movie afterward.

Enjoy a free, all-ages concert featuring Pure Ed with Exchange BLVD at Area 51: Aurora Cineplex and The Fringe Miniature Golf. The set blends 90s favorites with original songs for a nostalgic yet fresh performance. Admission is free and open to all ages.

A lineup featuring LJB, Ella Beth, and Zoe Wallace brings together three distinctive sounds. LJB, an Atlanta based band, builds original songs into spacious, emotive jams. The quintet of Brian Graham, Jason Axelrod, Matt Davis, Eric Byrne, and Lennon Jones highlights interplay and chemistry, blending singer songwriter craft with soulful colors drawn from jazz and blues. Their music moves from tightly arranged passages to open improvisation, creating a balance of structure and spontaneity. Ella Beth offers a bold stage presence and playful storytelling while weaving jazz, soul, gospel, and blues. Her voice has drawn comparisons to Amy Winehouse, Adele, and RAYE, and her sharp lyricism reflects influences such as Lily Allen and Kate Miller-Heidke. After relocating from Sydney to Vietnam in 2012, she spent more than a decade performing across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe with numerous groups, including the international collective The Hanoing Jazz Band. She was a finalist on The Voice Vietnam in 2019, performing in both English and Vietnamese. Zoe Wallace, a southern born singer, songwriter, producer, and actor, mixes the grit of southern rock with indie, moody storytelling. Her songs explore the pull between pursuing big dreams and returning home changed.

Relive the sound and spirit of 1970s rock as The Troubadour Project delivers note-for-note renditions of classics. The set spans artists such as Led Zeppelin, The Who, The Eagles, Wings, Heart, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, Peter Frampton, and ELO. Based in Atlanta, the band features touring musicians with credits that include Sugarland, Jennifer Nettles, Sheryl Crow, Noel Gallagher, and Elton Live!, among others. Presented at Eddie Owen Presents, this performance captures the feel and energy of a decade that defined rock and roll.

Safety Third Improv brings a live, fully improvised comedy show to Aurora Cineplex, with performers creating quick-witted scenes and playful surprises in the moment. Enjoy the performance in a comfortable stadium-style auditorium with luxury recliners. Concessions offer hot food, bakery treats, snacks, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages for purchase to enjoy during the show. Tickets are $10.50, and the event is for audiences 18 and older.

An annual celebration of tricks and treats blends trains with trunk-or-treat fun. Open-class show cars offer candy from decorated trunks, and the trains and tracks add to the experience. Visitors can expect lots of sweets. Community-minded businesses may reserve one of 15 table spaces to distribute candy, and costumes are welcome.

ThriveHER Inc. presents a brunch and fundraiser, From the Ashes to Empowerment: Brims & Benevolence, celebrating the resilience of survivors in the ThriveHER community who have overcome domestic violence. Attendees can expect uplifting personal stories and speakers, opportunities to connect with advocates and changemakers, and a concerted effort to raise funds for awareness and healing initiatives. A shared meal anchors the gathering in unity and hope, with a focus on recognizing strength and fostering a community where love does not hurt. Hosted at the Norcross Cultural Arts Center. Tickets, vendor spots, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

The Nya Nya Experience marks its 20th year with a celebrity-centered fashion and beauty expo and trade show. This milestone edition highlights two decades of creativity, influence, and empowerment in the industry, recognized across the Southeast as a rapidly growing and highly anticipated gathering. Attendees can look forward to a lively atmosphere with appearances by celebrities and influencers, fashion and beauty showcases, live music and entertainment, shopping from emerging and established brands, networking with industry leaders and creatives, and educational classes paired with empowering panels. More than a marketplace, it serves as a launchpad where designers, beauty professionals, and creative entrepreneurs can brand, sell, connect, and grow. In honor of the anniversary, the event partners with Our Purple Hearts Foundation, which supports women who are survivors of domestic violence through guidance, counseling, beauty services, confidence building, and workforce support, aligning fashion and beauty with meaningful impact. It celebrates legacy, culture, and community while lifting up the next generation of industry leaders.

Returning to Cue PTC, this event pairs live music with barbecue in a welcoming setting.

The celebration carries into the night with a cèilidh at the host hotel. A cèilidh is a Scottish social gathering that today often features dancing and Gaelic folk music in a community setting. Led by host Colin Grant-Adams, this event offers a lively evening that pairs time-honored tradition with a distinctive Southern flair.

The Decades return to Rock N Taco Roswell with a set that spans from 1970s favorites to today’s hits. The show blends classics from past decades with current tracks for a broad mix of music across the years.

This weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Roswell Arts Fund teams up with Friends of Mimosa Hall & Gardens to present Art Around: Sessions, an intimate performance series that brings touring and regional artists within close reach. Each ticket includes wine, nonalcoholic beverages, and light refreshments. This session showcases the Atlanta Guitar Trio, a classical ensemble that blends guitar with theorbo, mandolin, and ukulele to explore both traditional and contemporary music. For more than a decade they have crafted programs that reach beyond the standard guitar repertoire, shaping a colorful spectrum of textures and a lively sound that highlights every player’s artistry. Their concerts are engaging and informative, drawing on composers, eras, and styles from across the musical map. The trio’s debut recording, AG3, arrived in 2012 with fresh arrangements of works by Isaac Albéniz and Luigi Boccherini alongside interpretations of Spanish and Russo-Ukrainian folk music, and it is available on streaming platforms.

Explore Shannon Fabrics Cuddle® in a two day, hands-on sewing workshop featuring the BERNINA L8 Series Serger, hosted by Cuddle® Ambassador and experienced sewist Sheila Ryan at Atlanta Sewing Center. The experience is designed for both newcomers to serging and those with existing skills, with a focus on building confidence through practical techniques and completed projects. The first day covers core skills for working with Cuddle® fabric, including how to handle, cut, and serge it, along with an introduction to differences in fabric qualities and the features of the BERNINA L8 Series Serger. Participants create a beginner friendly infinity scarf that reinforces essential serging methods and is ready to wear when finished. The second day refines and expands those skills with two coordinated projects. Attendees make a soft lap throw and an envelope style pillow that includes a Shannon Fabrics brand pillow form, applying techniques from the first day while adding new methods for polished, giftable results.

The Bourbon Brothers Band pays tribute to Frank Sinatra, bourbon in hand, as they perform selections from the Great American Songbook. With theatrical flair, graceful presentation, and 1950s-era savoir-faire, the performance reflects the classic style of that period.

Gather at Uptown Cafe for a monthly VetBuds meetup that brings veterans from every branch together for good food, easy conversation, and camaraderie. There is no set agenda, just a welcoming space to grab a bite and reconnect with those who have served. All veterans are welcome, and bringing a buddy is encouraged. VetBuds is an all-volunteer, non-profit community of veterans dedicated to helping one another, offering direct support through members’ personal resources and additional assistance by leveraging shared business, social, and personal networks.

Little Breaks hosts a drop-off after school arts and crafts club where children ages 4 to 8 can design a personalized key chain using a bright assortment of beads, charms, and other accessories, perfect for decorating a backpack or purse. The session balances creative project time with opportunities to play and socialize in a warm, welcoming setting, helping kids stay engaged from start to finish. The class is $30 per session and also offers flexibility for busy parents.

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.

Celebrating its 14th season, this event at Alpharetta Food Truck Alley brings together live music and a lineup of standout food trucks, offering a friendly atmosphere with plenty of flavors to explore.

The Duluth Home Expo features free admission and brings homeowners together with a wide range of local and national vendors. Attendees can speak with experts in person to compare options, gather practical advice, and plan projects with confidence. Whether the goal is a kitchen remodel, an outdoor living refresh, or smaller updates throughout the home, the expo highlights ideas, solutions, and savings to help turn plans into reality.

Local cyclists and neighbors team up to tidy a short stretch of roadway adopted by Bike Alpharetta, helping keep the community looking its best for everyone. The group meets in the west parking lot of Manning Oaks Elementary School. The City of Alpharetta provides grabbers, plastic bags, and safety vests. Participants should bring gloves, a water bottle, and sturdy walking shoes. About 10 to 12 volunteers are needed to walk up to one mile, rain or shine, and enjoy some fresh air while making a visible difference. Volunteers are appreciated.

An interactive dueling pianos show returns to Roswell Junction, featuring performers from Atlanta who play the songs the crowd requests. Expect a mix of live music, comedy, and big sing-alongs throughout the night. Mark yourself as interested or going to receive a notification when tickets become available.

MESH moms teams up with Strong Moms Run Club at Brook Run Park for a relaxed, coach-guided run or walk that welcomes every pace and fitness level. It is a fit for moms easing back into movement after childbirth, training for a race, or looking to connect with other mothers. After the activity, the plan is to browse the Brook Run Farmers Market and let kids enjoy the playground. MESH moms is a community that connects local mothers through events, friendships, and shared experiences, and this collaboration focuses on movement and connection. Attendees may want to bring a stroller if needed, water, and a friend.

The Summer Concert Series reaches its grand finale as The Little Mermen bring a Disney Rock Night and sing along to the Vox Stage on the Town Green. Joined by the Powerhouse Princess Pals, the band reimagines favorite Disney tunes with a lively rock and pop flair that resonates with kids, parents, and devoted Disney fans. Expect colorful costumes, big vocals, and interactive moments as the show moves from timeless classics to recent hits, creating a nostalgic, feel good celebration under the stars in Peachtree Corners. Guests are encouraged to dress as favorite characters, wear those Mickey ears, and lean into the magic. This event is free to attend and designed for families, Disney adults, and anyone who loves a spirited sing along. Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck and on street within the Town Center, with additional parking off Davinci Court. Ride share drop off and pickup is at The Piedmont Bank. For everyone’s comfort and safety, please do not bring large or rolling coolers, tables larger than two feet, tarps, blankets, or inflatable furniture. Attendees may begin setting up on the day of the concert, and any tarps or blankets left behind may be folded to make space for more guests. All attendees are expected to follow Town Green policy as well as state and local laws, and anyone acting unsafely may be asked to leave. For weather updates, check social media and the community calendar.

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.

Discover sacred geometry in an interactive art workshop inspired by timeless patterns and symbols, including themes connected to Metatron's Cube. Create on canvas with drawing and paint while easing the pace, sharpening attention, and staying rooted in the present. The act of making becomes a space for self expression, mindfulness, and quiet reflection. Each stroke and form invites intention, a sense of balance, and renewed creativity.

The 6th annual Deutsche Klassic Autoberfest returns to Historic Downtown Norcross, Georgia with one of the Southeast’s largest all-marque gatherings dedicated to German automotive heritage. Streets and the Show Field fill with more than 200 classic German vehicles, showcasing favorites from marques such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Volkswagen, Audi, and Opel. The day features live German music, food and beverages, and a slate of People’s Choice and Deutsche Klassic specialty awards, all set amid the charm of Historic Norcross. Owners of eligible German vehicles that are 25 years or older may display their cars on the Show Field with advance registration required, and confirmed entrants receive arrival, access, and event-day details in advance. Spectators do not need to register and can explore the displays, meet fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy the music and refreshments. The event supports North Fulton United FC.

This free live music festival celebrates music, community, and ability at Roswell Junction. Local talent shares the stage with all-abilities performers for an uplifting concert experience as Amp It Up returns bigger than before. The lineup includes the Perfect Harmony House Band with special guest musicians, The Nervous Ticks, and Heart of Atlanta, a tribute to Heart. A raffle will feature prizes such as wine tastings and gift baskets, with savings for multiple ticket purchases, and every ticket contributes to music therapy scholarships. All proceeds support music therapy services for individuals with disabilities, using the power of music to strengthen mental health, communication, motor skills, emotional expression, and social connection. Sponsorships are available and include acknowledgment in event materials, on social media, and during the show. The event advances a mission to offer free and reduced therapeutic and performing arts resources for families affected by neurologic, developmental, and neurodegenerative conditions, including autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, developmental delay, mental health challenges, Alzheimer’s, and dementia, with scholarships easing costs for families, organizations, and programs. Perfect Harmony Health provides accessible, meaningful care through music that connects emotionally and engages the brain, embracing the idea that music speaks when words cannot.

Rainbow Village’s annual gala features tailgate-inspired flair, blending beloved traditions with fresh touches. Attendees can anticipate longtime highlights such as a spirited auction and a popular wine wall, along with new experiences that celebrate community and connection. The program includes moving stories from alumni and energizing moments of fundraising, all in support of a mission focused on transforming lives. Sports know-how is optional, and what matters most is a heart for making a difference.

An evening that blends celebration, compassion, and new beginnings, the Humane Society of Forsyth County’s annual Bark & Boogie Ball gathers supporters for its largest fundraiser of the year. Enjoy live music, a silent auction, exciting raffles, and plenty of delicious food and drinks while recognizing the community’s impact on homeless and at-risk pets. Every ticket, sponsorship, and auction bid helps provide lifesaving medical care, shelter, nutritious food, and the chance for thousands of animals to find loving homes. Proceeds also strengthen community programs that help keep pets with the families who love them through affordable veterinary care, pet food assistance, and spay and neuter services. Guests are encouraged to dress to impress for a memorable evening with fellow animal lovers in support of pets across Forsyth County and beyond.

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

Presented at Roswell Cultural Arts, The Yellow Dress is an intimate solo play within America 250 in Roswell and the American Mosaic Series. Created and performed by Marissa Lichwick, it draws on her life as a Korean adoptee raised in upstate New York in a family of ten. Moving through more than twenty distinct characters, the piece explores adoption, identity, belonging, and cultural connection with warmth, curiosity, and humor. Personal yet widely relatable, it considers how we come to understand who we are, where we come from, and how those stories shape our place in the world. As part of the American Mosaic Series, the performance celebrates the diverse voices that make up contemporary American life, enriching the larger American story as part of America 250: Tapestry of Generations in Roswell.

Kids dive into a hands-on air dry clay session at Little Breaks, molding and decorating a one-of-a-kind art piece to bring home. Tailored for ages 4 to 8, this after-school arts and crafts club features fresh creative projects, time to play and make friends, and a warm, welcoming setting. It functions as a convenient drop-off option that offers families added flexibility. Each class is $30 and typically includes a short stretch of free play or games, about an hour focused on the project, then another brief play period.

This event is a multi-genre celebration of Black comic, manga, cosplay, anime, fantasy, and gaming fandoms. Enthusiasts of these communities come together to share their passion.

Rolling Hills Saddle Club hosts a two-day open horse show at Wills Park Equestrian Center, offering a full slate of classes across multiple rings with a welcoming environment for riders of all levels. The Hunter and Beginner rings follow the same show sheet both days and include medal classes with special awards. The Hunter Ring features hunters and jumpers along with a new Hunt and Go class. The Beginner Ring highlights Beginner English, ground poles, and crossrails for all ages, with beginner-friendly options such as Walk Only available both days. Across the weekend, the Open Ring includes AQHA-type English and non-stock horse divisions, plus Western, Ranch Horse, Open Halter for all disciplines, Trail, and Leadline. Non-stock classes welcome Arabians, Saddlebreds, Morgans, Friesians, Tennessee Walkers, Gypsy Vanners, and other breeds. The covered arena also showcases a running session with barrels, poles, jackpots, and more, and schooling is available before the show. Riders with special needs are encouraged to participate in any class, with dedicated Exceptional Riders classes also offered. As a 501c7 non-profit, the club donates to multiple charities, and the celebration includes an annual Halloween Costume Charity Horse Show in the covered arena.

An annual charity Halloween-themed horse show will take place in the covered arena at Wills Park Equestrian Center, with proceeds supporting charities selected by vote at the November meeting. The program features three age divisions across categories that include scariest, funniest, most original, and open. Young riders can take part in a leadline class for ages six and under, and there is also a best costume class that does not require a horse. Participants may lead their horses rather than ride. Champion and Reserve Champion honors will be awarded in each age division, and every paid entry receives a black and orange rosette. Entry is $5 at the gate for each participant per class, and you may enter as many classes as you wish. A celebrity guest judge will be announced. An open horse show is also planned for the following day.

A Georgia all-request singalong that blends music and comedy is back at StillFire in Suwanee. The performance centers on audience song requests and spirited singalong moments.

The Spirit of Rush brings Rush’s catalog to life with extraordinary musicianship and a deep commitment to the music. Now in their 12th year together, the four members share a tight onstage chemistry that creates a lively, welcoming experience for longtime fans and newcomers. With Rush no longer touring, audiences pack Spirit of Rush performances to hear favorite songs delivered with high energy. Their concerts frequently sell out and often end with more than one standing ovation. The band has also presented multiple livestream shows, building a global following. Backed by thousands of hours of professional experience, they spent months refining their set before stepping in front of a live crowd, which reflects the complexity of Rush’s songs. They continue to keep the spirit of this music alive for listeners of all ages.

The Black Atlanta Comic Expo is a two-day convention centered on Black comics, cosplay, anime, gaming, and art. Created to serve as a premier hub for Atlanta’s Black nerd community, it spotlights the creativity and culture that make these worlds thrive.

A two day 8 ball event brings competitive play together with a bit of festive fun through a costume contest and raffles. Matches take place on seventeen 8 foot tables, the field is limited to 64 competitors, and a Fargo rating cap of 550 is in effect. The format is race to five, noted as 5/5, and the entry fee is $75.

Explore the art of sacred geometry in a hands-on workshop that blends creativity with calm. You will engage with enduring geometric forms and symbols recognized across cultures, using them as inspiration for drawing and painting on canvas. The pace invites you to slow down and pay close attention, turning the act of making into a mindful, reflective practice. Shapes, lines, and repeating patterns become tools for personal expression, intention, and a sense of balance as your composition takes form.

Rescue Dog Games brings a festive, dog-centered Halloween celebration to Peachtree Corners Town Center Green, spotlighting pet adoption and the joy of getting outside with four-legged friends. This family friendly gathering features on-site pet adoptions from local shelters and rescues, lively dog costume contests, a lure course, dog and human games, training and other live demonstrations, a vendor marketplace with pet products and treats, the Bone Bar, a kids area, giveaways, and more. The event highlights the meaningful bond between dogs and their people, offering plenty of chances to play, show off creative costumes, and connect with rescue organizations. Admission is free, and friendly dogs on leashes are welcome.

Alash brings the art of Tuvan throat singing to Eddie Owen Presents, showcasing xöömei, a vocal technique that produces multiple pitches at once. Their music balances deep roots with subtle contemporary touches, weaving intricate harmonies, western instruments, and modern song structures while remaining firmly Tuvan at its core. The musicians trained from childhood and studied at Kyzyl Arts College as Tuva connected more with the West. They formed a traditional ensemble and earned awards in international throat-singing competitions as a group and as soloists. Their first United States tour was sponsored by the OpenWorld Leadership program of the Library of Congress and the National Endowment for the Arts, and they have returned many times to appreciative audiences, with major press noting the impact of their performances. Known for wide-ranging collaborations, Alash has worked with the Sun Ra Arkestra and artists across country, classical, jazz, and beatboxing. They contributed to Béla Fleck & the Flecktones’ Grammy-winning holiday album Jingle All the Way, partnered with Chicago’s Fifth House Ensemble on Sonic Meditations, and joined a global jam band that recorded the soundtrack for the video game The Pathless. More recently, Bady-Dorzhu Ondar collaborated with beatboxer Shodekeh on a live recording of original Tuvan songs shaped with hip hop artists. Beyond the stage, the group shares its tradition through workshops for learners from elementary school to conservatory levels, inspiring even very young students to try throat singing. Their recordings include Alash Live at the Enchanted Garden, Alash, Buura, Achai re-released on Smithsonian Folkways, Meni Mana, and Embodiments by Bady-Dorzhu Ondar with Shodekeh and hip hop artists.

Alpharetta, Georgia hosts the annual women’s half marathon and 5K presented by HOKA. Participants cross the finish at Avalon, where a welcoming, family-friendly setting in the heart of the community highlights the celebration.

Hosted in Exhibit Hall D at Gas South District, this annual mixer features tastings from around the world and opportunities to connect with professionals across the international business community. The program includes awards that honor individuals for significant contributions to global commerce. Attendance is limited to Gwinnett Chamber members and bi-lateral Chamber members, along with their guests.

A free Senior Expo at the Alpharetta Community Center features opportunities to connect with local organizations that support seniors and their families. Highlights include prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings. Pre-registration is available.

Atlanta International Night Market brings a lively celebration to Norcross at Lillian Webb Park, showcasing cuisines from around the world, live entertainment, and artisan stalls. Across two days, attendees can explore diverse foods, enjoy performances, and take part in a festive celebration of culture and community.

Harmony Hangout offers a free respite experience for special needs kids and teens at Fellowship Bible Church. Participants can relax, socialize, and enjoy fun activities in a welcoming, supportive setting. It provides time for teens to connect with peers while parents and caregivers take a breather, and an optional dinner order is available for an additional cost. While the kids and teens are engaged, parents and caregivers can attend REST, a support group facilitated by a music therapist and a future social worker. Registration is required in advance.

Jon Robin Baitz’s Other Desert Cities, directed by Kevin Dew, unfolds at a holiday gathering in Palm Springs where Brooke Wyeth returns to her well connected, conservative family carrying a memoir that could reopen an old wound. A cheerful visit quickly shifts into an intense, personal reckoning over memory, grief, politics, loyalty, and truth. With sharp humor, emotional resonance, and richly drawn characters, this production examines the narratives families create for themselves and the hidden stories they strive to keep buried.

Settle into an immersive evening of sound and quiet reflection with Justin Daniel, where healing tones, conscious breathing, and steady intention guide you into deep relaxation. The experience is crafted to help clear stagnant energy, calm the nervous system, and create space for clarity and renewal, easing mental clutter, physical tightness, and heavy emotions along the way. More than a typical sound bath, this intentional reset supports stress relief by encouraging a shift into a restful, parasympathetic state and can promote deeper sleep. The soundscape can help balance the energy field, deepen meditation even for newcomers, and invite gentle emotional release. Many leave feeling centered and clear, with creativity and intuition more accessible. Certain frequencies may also ease discomfort or inflammation and encourage the body’s natural healing responses. Pricing is $45 for drop-in participants and $35 for monthly members.

Hosted by Yoshee So, an Atlanta comedian whose humor was shaped by immigrant parents and the sitcoms of the 80s and 90s. A former latchkey kid, he spent countless hours absorbed in sketches, comedy, and MTV. He helped launch the Red Pill Players, an improv troupe that shares on the spot laughs around the world. His credits include opening for T.J. Miller and George Wallace, and being selected by NBC as a semifinalist for the Standup for Diversity showcase. He also produces shows across the Southeast, including ATL in the Nash, an improv and comedy mashup, and Comedy in the Clay, a showcase featuring comics from across the country. Offstage, he keeps touring, raises suburban kids, and even manages a Céline Dion fan club.

MK performs a live acoustic set at Milton's Cuisine & Cocktails for an evening of music.

Organist Matthew Kaminski and vocalist Gwen Hughes team up with an all-star band for a spirited salute to the storied Stax Records catalog. The performance highlights music connected to Booker T. and the MGs, Sam and Dave, Eddie Floyd, Rufus Thomas, Johnnie Taylor, and Georgia icons William Bell and Otis Redding. Known for previous collaborations celebrating George Gershwin and Cole Porter, the duo now turns to the soul-steeped Stax songbook, with Kaminski’s Hammond B3 sound at the heart of the show. The result is a groove-forward revue that celebrates the grit and energy of classic Memphis soul.

Step into Whoville as a beloved Broadway sensation brings Dr. Seuss’s classic to life with eye-catching sets and costumes inspired by the original illustrations. Max the Dog narrates the tale of the Grinch, a grouch with a too-small heart who plots to take the holiday from the festive Whos. The score includes favorites from the iconic animated special, such as "You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" and "Welcome Christmas." This lively production retells a timeless story about the true spirit of the season, earning praise from The New York Times for its standout theatrical impact.

Gather in Alpharetta for a community potluck with a cash bar, featuring select bottles of wine available for $25. Bring a Thanksgiving or Italian dish to share with others at the table. An RSVP is required.

Set out on a relaxed community ride along the Dunwoody Trailway, starting at Georgetown Shopping Center, heading to Brook Run Park, then returning to the starting point. The route covers about four miles, is mostly flat, and moves at an easy, social pace. Before rolling out there will be a short safety talk, and after the ride participants can mingle at one of the establishments in the shopping center. This welcoming ride is open to all experience levels, including families, recreational riders, and newer cyclists, with the group staying together and focusing on fun and safety. Bring a helmet and water, consider a bike lock, and dress for the weather. Make sure your bicycle is in good working order with properly inflated tires. Riders should be able to start, stop, and ride on their own without training wheels. Children 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Created with toddlers in mind, this Second Thursday program explores yellow taxicabs through storytime and a hands-on craft. The outing also features a ride on the train, and attendees receive all-day access to the museum for further exploration.

The Bellpoint Gem Show is a three-day specialty shopping showcase at Gas South Convention Center featuring select dealers with an expansive array of gems, minerals, jewelry, crystals, beads, fossils, and more. Explore fine and custom jewelry alongside artisan and handmade designs, including Southwest and wire-wrapped styles. Browse museum-quality mineral specimens, collector fossils, rare crystals, and an extensive selection of rocks and gemstones in many shapes and sizes. Shoppers interested in wellness and metaphysical items will find chakra, energy, healing, love, and Reiki stones, spanning newly mined discoveries to timeless favorites under one roof. Admission is $15, payable in cash at the door. Children under 3 are admitted free with a paying adult, and children must remain under responsible adult supervision. Doors close 30 minutes before the posted closing time. Event rules include no soliciting, no outside merchandise, no pets, and no filming or livestreaming. Parking is paid and accepts credit cards only. The event promotes a welcoming, positive atmosphere.

Whether competing or simply tasting, the Atlanta Chili Cook Off offers a family friendly afternoon centered on chili, costumes, and friendly rivalry. Teams serve attendees while showing off their spirit, with a team spirit honor and trophies up for grabs. Dedicated cooks bring the heat, tasters explore a range of flavors, and the atmosphere stays light and welcoming. Purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged.

Hollywood Feed Roswell hosts a Pittie Pop Up adoption event that is part of a recurring series of meet and greet opportunities with dogs seeking forever homes. Attendees can spend time with the pups and talk with the rescue team about each dog's needs and the steps to adopt. Adoption applications are encouraged.

Boots & Barrels brings a new celebration to Atlanta from the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation, pairing Southern charm with a touch of coastal style to support vital pediatric cancer research. The evening features a tasting experience with barbecue and an open bar, along with line dancing taught by a professional instructor and live musical entertainment. Designed to feel upscale yet relaxed, it gathers sponsors, supporters, and neighbors for a memorable night with meaningful impact.

Banda MS brings its signature Regional Mexican sound to Gas South Arena. Formed in 2013 in Mazatlán, Sinaloa by Sergio Lizárraga, the group rose with the album Que Bendición, featuring hits like Tengo Que Colgar, Me Vas a Extrañar and Mala Experiencia. The momentum continued with La Mejor Versión de Mi, which includes Tu Postura, El Color de Tus Ojos and Difícil de Olvidar, followed by Con Todas Las Fuerzas led by Mejor Me Alejo. Recognized as the top Regional Mexican group in Mexico and the United States, the band has been honored as the most listened to Mexican music group in the history of Spotify and Pandora, and videos such as El Color de Tus Ojos and Tu Postura have earned hundreds of millions of views. Concerts showcase vocalists Oswaldo Silva and Alan Ramírez alongside 14 musicians on woodwinds, horns and percussion, and the setlists span dozens of hits from across their catalog, with tours reaching more than 40 U.S. cities each year.

Experience a special dance party led by a live band, featuring high-energy music that keeps the floor moving. Expect feel-good songs made for nonstop dancing well into the night.

A weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Live Healthy Gwinnett and the City of Duluth host a free, all-ages activity day at Duluth Town Green. Enjoy a variety of games and interactive activities suited for every age group. Closed-toe shoes are recommended.

Gwinnett County Public Schools holds a Board of Education work session in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. The session is open for public observation so community members can become more familiar with district operations and programs. Live streaming and on-demand video are available for remote viewing. Feedback and questions are welcomed through digital, in-person, mailed, representative, and official social media channels. The district also provides details such as the agenda, meeting decorum, streaming access, video archives, and future session dates.

Doja Cat appears at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Board of Education holds a monthly Business Meeting that recognizes school system achievements, offers time for public comment, and lets community members observe votes along with explanations for those decisions. Meetings take place in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. There is a formal process for addressing the governance team during the meeting. Each meeting wraps up with closing comments from board members that directly address the community. Those who cannot be present in person can follow along by live stream or watch a recorded version later. Community members can share feedback by email, by speaking with a board member at local school or community gatherings, by letter, by contacting their district representative, or by engaging with the board’s official social media channels. Additional resources are available for reviewing board policies under consideration, offering suggested edits, finding steps to resolve school-level operational issues, and learning more about agendas, recordings, decorum, and future meeting dates.

Sam & Reese bring a mellow acoustic vibe to Adobo Taqueria & Tequila Bar with a set of familiar favorites played in a laid-back style.

In the spirit of the Festival of Lights, this concert honors the late Pandit Jitendra Abhisheki, a pioneering figure whose innovative work helped reshape Hindustani classical music and Marathi musical theatre. Designed as a retrospective of cherished compositions, the program features vocalist Shounak Abhisheki, emerging artist Abhed Abhisheki, and dedicated disciple Makarand Hingne. Audiences will hear a rich sweep of devotional pieces, natya sangeet, and classical repertoire that highlights the depth, beauty, and enduring impact of his legacy. Presented as an evening performance lasting about 160 minutes with an intermission. Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase before doors open.

Roaring Social Alpharetta hosts an '80s-themed night with singing and dancing to '80s music in Alpharetta. Celebrate the decade in a lively, feel-good atmosphere.

MK brings an acoustic set to create a relaxed, feel-good atmosphere for the evening. It is a simple, stripped-back performance that puts the music front and center.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday, offering a consistent weekly market day.

The Five Star Thanksgiving Turkey Trot features 5K, 10K, 15K, and half marathon distances, with in-person and virtual participation available. Virtual entries are $21, or $25 on race day. The Georgia Alliance for Breast Cancer is the Charity Partner, supporting work that engages with Georgia’s breast cancer community to expand access to care and reduce disparities in outcomes. To support fundraising for the Alliance Against Breast Cancer, GAABC will collect gently used tennis shoes on race day. Continuing a tradition that began in 2011 as a way to thank participants, anyone who crossed a finish line in any race between Dec. 1, 2025 and Nov. 13, 2026 has earned one complimentary 5K spot in one live race. Finishing the Turkey Trot last year does not count toward this offer. Entry for those who do not qualify is $21 for in-person or virtual participation. Optional swag is available for purchase, including shirts for $22, hoodies for $27, and a finisher medal for $7.50, or $10 if purchased on race day.

A new City of Roswell Thanksgiving tradition invites runners to take on a 5k either in person or virtually while supporting Friends Of Roswell Police, which helps local families and seniors in need during the holidays and throughout the year. The live race starts and finishes in Downtown Roswell. Every participant receives a turkey-themed giveaway and a soft tri-blend long sleeve shirt. The event is stroller friendly for all ages to enjoy, and pets are not permitted. Participation is limited. Early packet pickup is mandatory, and runners may collect packets for friends and family. If early pickup is not possible, there are two alternatives for a small fee: have the race number mailed in advance with the shirt and gift collected on race day, or use a race day pickup option. To receive a bib, bring the registration confirmation with the barcode visible, either printed or on a phone or in Apple Wallet; having confirmations for each person makes group pickup easier. Virtual participants receive a shirt and gloves, available at packet pickup or by mail after the event. A host hotel, the Hampton Inn Alpharetta / Roswell, offers a special event block for visiting guests.

Celebrate the season as Northeast Atlanta Ballet brings the tale by E. T. A. Hoffman to life in an elaborate staging of The Nutcracker at Gas South District. Follow Clara and the Nutcracker Prince from a battle with the Mouse King to a journey through the Land of the Snowflakes and the Kingdom of the Sweets, where the Sugar Plum Fairy appears. This family-friendly production features the familiar classical music of Tchaikovsky.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Joe Landry’s live radio play reimagines the beloved holiday classic as a 1940s studio broadcast. Under the direction of Marla Krohn, a small ensemble brings George Bailey’s Christmas Eve journey to the stage, voicing multiple characters and crafting the story in real time. Period-style sound effects and live music create the atmosphere of an old-time radio show, blending humor, heart, and nostalgia. This family friendly production preserves the warmth of the original while offering the unique experience of watching a radio play performed before your eyes, a festive way to celebrate the season.

Meet adoptable cats and dogs at a friendly pet meet and greet designed to help them connect with new families. Enjoy cuddle time and get to know each animal, keeping in mind that same day adoptions are not available. Prospective adopters should submit an application in advance, meet potential companions at the event, and then await confirmation of a match.

A festive kickoff to the holiday season features live entertainment, hands-on crafts for kids, a real snow playground with a snow slide, photo opportunities with Santa, a holiday market, and colorful holiday light installations. Sponsored by Renewal by Andersen.

This farmers market takes place every Sunday.

This 2nd Thursday program is designed for toddlers and focuses on trains. Children will enjoy a story and a hands-on craft, followed by a train ride. Participants can explore the museum for the rest of the day and take in the 2026 Festival of Trees.

Expect dance tunes spanning the 1970s through today, covering multiple eras of music for the dance floor.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

This monthly Board of Education work session convenes in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. The meeting is open to the public and offers a way to learn more about the school system’s operations and programs. If attending in person is not feasible, a live stream is available and a recording can be viewed later. Community input is welcomed through several avenues, including emailing board members, speaking with a member at local school or community meetings, sending a letter, contacting the representative for your district, and engaging through the board’s official social media channels. District resources also share agendas, viewing options, meeting decorum, future dates, and guidance for addressing school level concerns and escalating issues when needed.

Celebrate the season with a four day Argentine tango gathering at the Norcross Cultural Arts & Community Center. Hosted by Madreselva Milonga’s Claudia and Virginia, this festive experience highlights close connection, beautiful music, tasty refreshments, and a warm Southern welcome. Social dancing and tandas set the tone for meaningful moments, whether reuniting with familiar partners or meeting new friends on and off the floor. The music team includes DJs Marcela Duran, Marty Gooden, Sohrab Soltani, Daniel Arredondo, Kimberly Scola, and Lisa Jacobs, with live music to be announced. Set in the historic heart of Norcross, the venue is surrounded by restaurants, shops, and convenient lodging, making it easy to enjoy the neighborhood between dances.

The Board of Education holds its Business Meeting in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. The agenda features recognition of school system achievements, opportunities for comments from the public, and open voting with explanations of the decisions made. The meeting closes with remarks from board members directed to the community. If attending in person is not possible, the proceedings can be viewed live or accessed later through recorded archives. This gathering also provides a chance to address the governance team, with procedures available for those who wish to speak. Feedback may be shared by email, during local school and community meetings, by contacting the appropriate board representative, or through the board's official social media channels. Community members can review policies under consideration and offer specific suggestions. Additional details, including agendas, streaming options, recordings, decorum guidelines, and future dates, are available through the board's published resources.

Sam & Reese perform at Adobo Taqueria & Tequila Bar with a relaxed acoustic set, offering smooth, unplugged versions of favorite songs.