Events in Johns Creek, GA

Young entrepreneurs and artists come together for a kid-focused art and farmers market where children sell what they create and grow. Shoppers will find jewelry, stationery, artwork, bags, decorated boxes, candles, honey, wallets, and fruits and vegetables grown by the young vendors, along with other imaginative goods. The event highlights creativity and entrepreneurship as kids share their work with shoppers in a friendly market setting.

A weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

A women-centered pickleball tournament organized by the Sewa Atlanta Chapter blends friendly competition with a charitable purpose. Open to beginners and experienced players, it offers a full day of fitness and camaraderie where every rally supports a meaningful cause. Top finishers will earn cash awards and personalized trophies, and participants can enjoy complimentary food and beverages. Proceeds benefit the SHE Project, providing sanitary products to girls in public schools across India and helping them stay in class with dignity and confidence. Play with purpose and help empower others.

This family-friendly morning at CNC offers special access to CNC’s Butterfly Encounter, a simple breakfast, and the chance to see a variety of butterfly species up close. Attendees may also explore the grounds before they open to the public. Designed for ages 4 and up. The per-person cost is $30 for the general public and $20 for CNC Members. Advance registration is required by the Thursday before each session.

Enjoy a relaxed monthly Cars and Coffee gathering in front of Fuel Coffee Cafe in Alpharetta, where enthusiasts can admire vehicles and connect with one another. Please drive safely, avoid donuts and excessive revving, and be courteous to the hosts and their lot. Share photos from the meet by tagging @Peachtreebmwcca. Support comes from Global Imports BMW, Butler Tire & Wheels, Liqui Moly, German Car Repair, Bimmerworld, Dent Specialist, Euro Speedwagon, Tom Sawyer Motorsports, E3 Storage, and HRBTEC.

A weekly Sunday sale offers markdowns based on ticket color. Two colors are discounted by 50 percent, and two others are reduced by 75 percent. White-ticket items and tickets designated as the item of the week are not included.

Prospective homebuyers can spend the afternoon touring a model home while enjoying desserts, sweet treats, and a refreshing spritz. Attendees will have the chance to speak with Sales Consultants, learn about available homes, and hear about current incentives. Qualified prospects who visit and register during the event will be entered into a raffle for a chance to win a Tiffany & Co. prize.

Settle in for an evening of acoustic music from Kurt Thomas on Lucky’s backyard stage. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair and enjoy live tunes, burgers, and ice cold beer. All events are weather permitting, and schedules may change, so check the organizer’s social media or website for updates. Outside food or drink is not permitted.

Area 51 at Aurora Cineplex and The Fringe Miniature Golf hosts a free live music show featuring Ricky & Bambi, with Sad Matt opening. Presented by RadioCult, Bambi Lynn and Aurora Cineplex, this event is open to all ages.

The TBT Book Club spotlights Allegra Goodman’s This Is Not About Us, a summer read that invites thoughtful discussion. The novel follows sisters Sylvia and Helen Rubinstein after the loss of their sister, when a small disagreement over apple cake grows into years of distance. As the family navigates divorces, dating, career hurdles, college applications, bat mitzvah celebrations, and dance recitals, the children keep their distance and the grandchildren are even harder to involve. With keen observation and gentle humor, the story looks at growing up and growing older, the pull of parental expectations, and the complicated bonds between sisters... ultimately a portrait of love that carries a family across generations. A copy is available at TBT to borrow; check with the office to confirm availability and arrange checkout.

The Board of Education holds a monthly work session in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center at Gwinnett County Public Schools. The public is welcome to attend to learn more about how the district operates and the programs it offers. A live stream is available for those who cannot be there in person, and a recorded video can be viewed later. Community members may share input by emailing board members, speaking with a member at local school or community meetings, sending a letter, contacting their district representative, or engaging through the Board’s official social media channels. Resources are available that explain how to address school-level operational concerns and how to escalate issues for resolution. Details such as the meeting agenda, streaming access, video archives, decorum guidelines, and upcoming meeting dates are provided through official Board communications.

Settle in for an evening that begins with open conversation, continues with a grounding meditation, and concludes with a brief personal reading for every attendee. Angels are the central theme, yet the discussion can expand into broader metaphysical ideas and even touch on aspects of quantum physics. The gathering is led by Penelope Summers, a tarot reader, Akashic Records practitioner, healer, coach in tapping techniques, and Reiki Master whose work with Angels began during Karuna Reiki study. She prefers teaching in small groups to create a more personal experience. Cost is $25.

Pepperoni’s Tavern presents a trivia night where players can compete for prizes and enjoy the food and atmosphere.

The Bourbon Brothers Band pays tribute to Frank Sinatra, sipping bourbon as they perform timeless selections from the Great American Songbook. The show is delivered with theatrical polish, graceful style and vintage sophistication that evokes the elegance of the 1950s.

Veterans from every branch meet at Uptown Cafe for a relaxed monthly gathering built around food, friendly conversation, and shared camaraderie. The format is informal with no set agenda, creating space to reconnect with fellow service members, share experiences, and make new friends. VetBuds, an all-volunteer nonprofit of veterans, organizes the meetup to support one another directly and by drawing on their combined business, social, and personal networks. Open to all veterans, and bringing a buddy is welcome.

Halcyon’s Kids Club is a weekly series designed for preschoolers and their caregivers. Admission is free and no registration is required. Programming is weather permitting. Each gathering features a changing mix of activities that may include crafts, dance, animal meet-and-greets, story time, puppet performances, special guests, music, and more. Weekly themes and activity details are shared on the event’s Facebook page and on Instagram stories. A parent or guardian must remain with each child throughout the program. After the program, options include kid-friendly restaurants for lunch, snacks, or sweet treats, plus a visit to Piggy Jo’s, a children’s gift and clothing boutique. By attending, participants consent to the use of photos or video captured on site for future publicity by Halcyon without compensation.

A conversation focuses on THE SPEAR CUTS THROUGH WATER. Copies of the book are available in the store at a 20 percent discount.

Each week, gamers gather at Jason's Deli in Alpharetta for a long-running meetup. Participants bring their favorite games or settle in at an open table to play with others. Many people arrive a bit early to get food and talk through what to play, and the games begin once groups are organized.

Build strength, boost cardio, and practice mindfulness at this weekly fitness series designed to challenge the body and clear the mind. Participants are asked to bring their own mat. A loyalty program rewards consistent attendance with a stamp each class; collect five stamps to complete your card and redeem a Forum Fit swag item. The lineup rotates among formats and partners, including Pilates with Club Pilates, strength training with Alloy Personal Training, yoga offerings from Sunny Street Yoga and lululemon, CrossFit with lululemon, and bilingual yoga and yoga plus sound bath sessions presented by the Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival. Some dates are still to be announced. Sessions may be canceled in the event of inclement weather, with updates shared on social media at @theforumptc. By attending, participants consent to photo and video captured onsite for use by The Forum Peachtree Corners in future publicity without compensation.

Step up to the mic with ATL Live Band Karaoke and belt out the tunes you love, from well known hits to the ones you practice in the shower. With a live band backing you, the spotlight is yours and you can feel like the headliner. Expect a memorable star-for-a-night experience.

Diventures offers a Florida Keys getaway centered on vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life. The plan features boat dives in John Pennekamp Marine Sanctuary along with opportunities to explore notable wrecks. The destination is within driving distance of Atlanta, and round trip travel on a custom coach is provided so you can relax on the way. Between dives, there is time for classic island fun. Cool off in the hotel pool or unwind in the jacuzzi. Choose optional adventures like riding wave runners, parasailing above the water, or trying your luck on a casino cruise. Restaurants are close at hand for easy dinners, followed by stargazing or a taste of nearby nightlife. The package includes transportation on the coach, hotel accommodations at either Marriott Courtyard or Holiday Inn, three days of boat diving, tanks with weights and a weight belt, and room and dive taxes. A pizza dinner follows the night dive, and a barbecue lunch is planned for the day of departure from the Keys. A Keys Expedition shirt is also included. Indicating interest on Facebook does not secure a spot. An application and registration through the website are required.

Roswell’s free monthly festival fills Canton Street with live music, tasty food trucks, engaging vendor experiences, and plenty of shopping from local boutiques and restaurants. The street becomes a lively celebration of community, where friends and families can explore, dance, and discover new favorites. Expect energetic performances, flavorful bites, and hands-on fun at booths throughout the event.

Parsons Alley sets the scene for a weekly Downtown Duluth tradition with Parsons Thursday Nights Out. This edition features a Pop-Up Party, part of a rotating lineup that ranges from movie and margarita evenings to dueling pianos and mariachi. Expect a lively atmosphere where friends can gather, savor favorite drinks, and take in the energy of the neighborhood. Themes and activities change every Thursday throughout the summer.

The Gwinnett County Board of Education holds a Business Meeting in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center, offering a chance to recognize school system achievements, share public comments, observe official votes, and hear Board members explain the reasons behind their decisions. Those who stay until the end can listen to closing remarks delivered directly by the Board. Community members who wish to address the governance team may do so by following the established procedures. If attending in person is not possible, the meeting can be viewed live or later through recorded video. Feedback is also welcomed by email, at local school and community gatherings, by mailed letter, by contacting the appropriate district representative, and by engaging with the Board’s official social media channels. Details such as agendas, streaming access, recordings, decorum guidelines, future meeting dates, opportunities to comment on policies under review, and guidance for resolving school-level concerns are available through the GCPS Board of Education webpage.

At Roaring Social Alpharetta, The Stardust Band blends jazz, R&B, pop, and current chart favorites. With Angelina on lead vocals alongside Peter on bass and classical guitar, Don on keys and guitar, and Gene on drums, the group delivers a wide-ranging set that moves from smooth, soulful moments to lively, electric energy. Their show keeps people on their feet.

H&D will kick off the 2026 International Singer Songwriter Awards at a pre-party in Alpharetta, GA. This event serves as the opening celebration for the awards.

Parsons Alley will be filled with creativity and community as DFAL artists showcase their talent. This edition replaces the May Art Walk that was rained out and brings the event back in full spirit. Admission is free for everyone.

The Decades Band returns to Avalon, performing music that spans from the 1970s to the present for a full evening of dancing.

Geoff Scott brings a wide-ranging set to Six Bridges Crabapple, mixing hits from the 60s through today with deep cuts, plus covers and originals shaped to the room. The performance layers loopers, dual guitars and a Digitech Whammy for a full, dynamic sound. His catalog includes a 2013 EP released as the Geoff Scott Band featuring Fireflies and With This Certainty. An interactive setlist lets the audience request songs throughout the show.

Settle in on the Village Green for an evening of live acoustic music from talented local performers. Pick up dinner, drinks, and dessert from the on-site dining options, then enjoy a picnic while the music plays. Performer announcements and any cancellations will be shared on Halcyon social channels and the event page. Outside food and coolers are not permitted. By attending, guests consent to being photographed or recorded without compensation, and Halcyon may use this media for future publicity.

On Friday nights throughout the summer, Town Green becomes an outdoor concert space with energetic performances from bands across rock, pop, funk, country, and blues. Attendees may bring a blanket or chair to relax on the lawn while the music plays. This series is sponsored by Piedmont Eastside.

Friday Night Live is a weekly showcase of local music that takes place every Friday from April through October. This edition features The Andrews Brothers: Dueling Pianos. Seating is limited, so attendees are encouraged to bring tailgate chairs. Outside food, drinks, and coolers are not permitted at Forum events. Bar service is available from Sei Ryu, and dining options are offered for takeout.

This event features live musical performances.

Jack Johnson brings the SurfiMusic Tour 2026 to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, Georgia for a concert performance.

On weekends, a friend's $15 guest fee is waived when this event is presented at the front desk. Guests must be 18 or older, and all club rules apply. For more information, check with the club.

Harmony MedSpa is now open with aesthetic services offered at Lifeline Primary Care in Duluth. Care is provided by certified nurse practitioner Corinne Anthony Manswell in a relaxing setting. Services include Botox priced at $7 per unit and fillers priced at $450. For appointments or inquiries, call 770-744-5076.

Mission Seven continues Warhammer Lawrenceville’s 11th Edition Summer League, an escalation format that begins with streamlined combat patrol games to reinforce the core rules, then grows into larger battles that showcase full codex play. The league structure moves from three combat patrol rounds to two at 750 points, two at 1000 points, and two at 1500 points. Missions are not available in advance, though any that are missed can be made up later during the league. Please bring Citadel miniatures with their army rules, a copy of the 11th Edition Core Rules, a mission deck, plus dice and measuring tools.

Brick Fan Event, a LEGO Fan Experience, returns to the Gas South Convention Center in Duluth, Georgia with a family-friendly convention that gathers fans from across Atlanta and the Southeast for hands-on creativity, building, shopping, and fun. Explore expansive displays featuring castles, cities, and more. Meet LEGO Masters Champion Corey Samuels along with other special guests. Create and experiment in interactive build zones and STEM learning areas, browse a large marketplace with rare sets, minifigures, and custom creations, and enjoy challenges and games with prizes for kids and adults. Capture photos with standout builds throughout the show. All ages are welcome, children ages 3 and under receive free admission, and tickets are available online.

Namaste at North Point offers a complimentary fitness experience at North Point Mall in partnership with Highland Yoga. The session provides a full-body workout that blends strength, movement, and mindful focus to help participants feel balanced and empowered. It is open to all fitness levels. Giveaways are available while supplies last, and capacity is limited.

Make room for creativity with an afternoon of crafting at Spruill. This free open studio invites people to bring their own projects and supplies, settle into a welcoming workspace, and create alongside others from the community. Work at your own pace, share inspiration, and enjoy unstructured time dedicated to making.

Atlanta once again hosts a one day K-pop mini convention at Gas South District, bringing together fans for music, dance, and community. Highlights include panel discussions, a vendor hall, a mini concert, Multi Format RDPs, dance competitions, workshops, and freebies, along with additional activities. The event welcomes all ages, creating a family friendly atmosphere that is also comfortable for solo attendees. Tickets are available.

Set at the Town Green, Peachtree Corners becomes a vibrant crossroads of cultures as music, dance, art, food, and hands-on experiences fill the day. Presented by WOW Afro Foundation in partnership with the City of Peachtree Corners, this family-friendly celebration features live performances by international musicians, dancers, and artists sharing the spirit of their heritage. Explore a bustling marketplace of handcrafted goods, fashion, artwork, and distinctive items representing communities from across the globe. Savor global dishes and engage with interactive exhibits that illuminate traditions, history, and creative expression. With activities for every age, the festival encourages neighbors to connect, learn from one another, and honor the diversity that enriches the community. Produced by WOW Afro Foundation, it highlights a shared commitment to cultural appreciation, community bonds, and inclusivity.

Experience Journey with Gentle Giants, a SCUBA dive inside the Ocean Voyager exhibit at Georgia Aquarium. It is the only program worldwide that guarantees in-water encounters with whale sharks and manta rays, alongside thousands of other marine animals. The exhibit contains 6.3 million gallons of water, ranges from 20 to 30 feet deep, approximately 6 to 9 meters, and is maintained at 76°F. Ocean Voyager houses a wide range of sea life, including schools of fish, whale sharks, manta rays, and Tank, the resident green sea turtle.

At AUM Studio for Wellness, this Kundalini workshop focuses on activating personal energy and deepening inner awareness. Explore how to sense your energy, attune to your breath, and connect with your own sound. The experience includes one hour of Kundalini Kriya that weaves breathwork, movement, and mindful focus, followed by thirty minutes of chanting and meditation to awaken the voice and cultivate inner resonance. It concludes with a thirty minute sound bath for relaxation, integration, and a feeling of harmony. Expect to move and breathe, notice what you feel, and listen inward as your energy builds and the heart opens.

Suwanee-oke: Live Band Karaoke brings a full band to Town Center, giving every singer the chance to front real musicians onstage. Instead of performing with recorded tracks, you will belt out your favorite songs with live accompaniment and the energy that comes with it. Whether you want to rock an anthem, croon a classic, or team up with friends for a crowd-pleaser, the spotlight is yours. More information will be shared soon, so warm up those vocals and get ready to perform. Sponsored by Climate Heroes.

Lucky’s marks 16 years with a summer bash featuring 40HZ, the Power of Love Summer Party, on Lucky's Backyard and Stage. This outdoor gathering in Roswell is dog and kid friendly, with space to dance, play, and relax. Guests may bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair and enjoy live music, burgers, and ice cold beer. All activities are weather dependent, and the schedule may change. Outside food or drink is not permitted. Extra parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.

This event focuses on raising funds to keep construction of a new Islamic Community Center moving without delays. The project is progressing quickly and, God willing, is anticipated to finish before Ramadan. The total cost is $3.8 million. So far, $1.5 million has been invested, and an additional $1.5 million is needed. Contributions of any size help open a welcoming home for prayer, education, youth programs, and community life. It is presented as an opportunity for ongoing charity, with encouragement to give generously and spread the word to family and friends. May these contributions be accepted and richly rewarded.

Bets for Pets Casino Night blends lighthearted competition with a cause at Showdown Social in Alpharetta, supporting Angels Among Us Pet Rescue. The experience features an interactive, social approach to gaming with favorites like blackjack, Texas Hold’em, poker, spades, Uno, Mafia, and more, with professional hosts guiding play for newcomers and seasoned players alike. Gameplay is tracked electronically, removing the need for chips or manual scoring, and points at the end can be exchanged for raffle entries toward substantial prizes. Beyond the tables, attendees can enjoy a full dinner and dessert buffet, an open bar with select beer, wine, and cocktails, a silent auction, billiards, darts, and a lounge area with puppies. Every ticket and each game help care for homeless dogs and cats, with proceeds supporting Angels Among Us Pet Rescue as it gives vulnerable pets in Georgia a fresh start. Sponsors include Republic National Distributing Company, Tito's Vodka, Kari and John Carlos, and Mike and Julianne Massey. Cocktail attire is recommended. For questions, email Events@angelsrescue.org.

Dawn Loves Nash appears at Eddie Owen Presents alongside Emily Kate Boyd, bringing a sound that favors feeling over genre. Heart-centered Americana blends with an island-tinged sway and soulful lift, carried by harmonies so closely braided they feel like family. The songs speak to healers, givers, and seekers, treating joy as a practiced rhythm and a welcome return. Dawn and Nash, a husband and wife duo, have spent 19 years turning beauty, heartbreak, healing, and hope into music that uplifts. Their catalog includes “Stay With Me,” “Jesus and Johnny Cash,” “Now Now Now,” “Right Where We Belong,” and their latest release “The Sea,” each offered like a love letter that invites deeper listening. Praised by Ralph Roddenberry as ethereal, cerebral, funky, folky, metaphysical, sensational, and spiritual, they carry the same connective spark that has reached audiences at gatherings such as Love Burn and Wildflower Music Fest. More than a show, it unfolds as a shared moment they call a Love Activation, where the space between artist and audience softens and honesty takes the lead.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

Custom Fundraising Solutions Georgia North presents a one-day mattress sale at Collins Hill High School to raise funds for the Collins Hill High School Baseball Program. Shoppers can try more than 25 brand-name mattress floor models and explore premium accessories such as luxury pillows, sheets, adjustable power bases, and more. Brands on display include Purple, Therapedic, Southerland, and others. All items are new, built to order, and backed by manufacturer warranties. The sale is geared toward anyone in the market for a new mattress, with pricing promoted as lower than typical retail and a friendly, community-oriented shopping experience. Every purchase helps support the baseball program.

Rally Atlanta’s GoldStrong Fest gathers the community for a warm, family-friendly afternoon focused on standing with children facing cancer. It serves as a kickoff to Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, featuring crafts, games, entertainment, and other engaging activities. Attendees can spend time together while helping raise awareness about childhood cancer and the need for improved treatments and cures. The experience honors and supports children and families affected by childhood cancer.

Discover how the changing seasons can influence tension, fatigue, and mood in a two-hour workshop at AUM Yoga Studio in Alpharetta. This beginner-friendly session introduces key principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, including the meridian system and the Five Elements, and links them to emotions, seasonal shifts, and everyday wellness. Participants learn how Yin Yoga can encourage a more balanced, energized state while exploring the connections between seasonal energy and overall health. The experience includes an accessible overview followed by a Yin Yoga practice centered on essential meridian pathways. Suitable for yoga students, wellness enthusiasts, and teachers interested in deepening their understanding of Yin Yoga and its energetic foundations.

Lucky’s marks its 16th anniversary weekend with a high energy set from the Mike Veal Band at Lucky’s Backyard and Stage. The atmosphere is lively and dance friendly at Roswell’s largest outdoor venue, which welcomes both dogs and kids. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair and settle in for live music, burgers, and ice cold brews. All activities are weather permitting. The schedule can change, so check the venue’s social media and website for updates. Outside food and drink are not allowed. Additional parking is available at the Woodstock Soccer Fields.

Roswell’s Sundays in the Park concert series presents a salute to American heritage in brass at Roswell Town Square. The Roswell New Horizons Dogwood Brass Quintet anchors the program with bold brass sounds and beloved American classics, and guest musicians from the Atlanta Accordion Club add a unique flourish. This free outdoor performance is open to all ages. Bring chairs, picnic blankets, and snacks, then relax to an evening of live music and community spirit beneath the summer sky.

The Freaks on Parade tour brings Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, GA for a live concert.

Marilyn Manson brings provocation and performance art to Alpharetta, transforming Ameris Bank Amphitheatre into a visceral showcase of industrial sound. The set leans into heavy, mechanical rhythms and confrontational lyrics, with The Beautiful People offering a powerful release for the crowd. The performance underscores themes of tension, control, and the unsettling beauty that has become a hallmark of Manson’s live shows.

The discussion focuses on KIN. Copies are available in store at 20 percent off.

Little Peaches is a playful gathering designed for young children, featuring hands-on crafts, simple games, and kid-friendly entertainment. This edition dives into an Under the Sea theme with a mermaid meet and greet, a kiddie-pool fishing activity, and ocean-inspired crafts for little ones to explore.

Learn the art of making challah in an evening focused on fun, meaning, and connection. This gathering takes place at Roswell Historic Hall. Tickets are $10 per person, and an RSVP is required. Sponsored by Kathy Schwartz in memory of Anita Freedman and Linda Idelson.

Participants will discuss Lute at the Horror August Book Club. Copies are available in store at a 20% discount.

Now in its 14th year for 2026, Food Truck Alley pairs live music with a lineup of top food trucks. The gathering takes place on the fourth Thursday.

Grand Tasting Alpharetta gathers food enthusiasts for a one-night celebration of the city’s dining scene, produced by Taste of Atlanta. Sample offerings from more than 20 Alpharetta restaurants at The Hotel at Avalon, Autograph Collection. VIP guests receive earlier access than general admission, allowing additional time to taste and explore. Tickets are available.

Mingle & Mahjong brings players together in The Plaza for casual, competitive play paired with drinks. It is intended for those who already know the basics of mahjong and are ready to get straight into the action. Tiles, racks, mats and other essentials are supplied, and if you have a 2026 NMJL card, bring it along. Participants can choose Open Play at $35 per person or opt for Guided Play at $45 per person.

Tribe presents a curated mixer for Christian singles at Cherry Street Brewpub at Halcyon, created for those who are unmarried and primarily in their 40s, 50s, and 60s. The focus is on connection and community for people who have built or are rebuilding a meaningful life and prefer depth over small talk. Intention matters more than age, and attendees often come seeking deeper friendships, a safer environment for reentering dating, or the possibility of something more with someone special. Friendly hosts greet guests and help make introductions, with fun prompts to move past icebreakers quickly. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with no pressure, no name tags, and no forced intros, along with faith-anchored expectations that support a welcoming, modern experience where no one feels like the third or fifth wheel. The venue is a curated partner ready to host, food is available through the restaurant, and light appetizers may be offered. Summer business casual attire is suggested, and parking is available in the garage across the street. Tickets are on sale. Attendance is voluntary and guests accept personal responsibility for their participation. Christlike behavior is valued, though not guaranteed, and attendees are encouraged to use their own judgment as they would in any public setting. Photos may be taken and used for promotional purposes, and guests can request that a photo be removed. Attendees must be 21 or older. Tribe is a private group, and individuals who have been banned are not permitted at its events.

Nitro Circus brings high-stakes action sports to Coolray Field in Lawrenceville with a stadium-sized spectacle. The show moves at a rapid clip through motocross, BMX, skate, and various contraptions, as athletes showcase progression-driven tricks and inventive jump configurations that keep every run unpredictable. It is modern extreme sports scaled for a live crowd, packed with outsized stunts and nonstop energy.

Settle in on the Alpharetta Town Green for a rock-filled evening featuring Grunge House and HOT FLASH. Guests can bring lawn chairs and arrive early to claim a comfortable spot.

Nitro Circus Live returns with an even bigger lineup of elite FMX, BMX and scooter athletes, delivering high-octane action, never-before-seen feats and outrageous contraptions launched from the signature Giganta Ramp and Next Level kickers. With more than 4 million tickets sold around the globe, the show brings a packed program of jaw-dropping moments and fast-paced spectacle. Highlights include Adam Jones attempting a 75 foot backflip straight through a 35 foot wall of fire as a nod to Evel Knievel, Ryan Bean diving 40 feet from the Giganta Ramp into a 3.5 foot pool, and Cody Matechuk sending a snowmobile off the Levi Ramp to throw massive backflip variations without a flake of snow. Fan-favorite contraptions also return, with flying couches, kayaks and even a horse-inspired ride getting airtime alongside fresh surprises. Add-on experiences are available for deeper access. The pre-show option offers early entry, priority merchandise shopping and on-field viewing of practice with opportunities to interact with athletes. The combined pre-show and post-show VIP option includes all of that plus access to the post-event awards and time with athletes for photos, autographs and exclusive stories. An event ticket is required and add-ons are sold separately. Rain or shine. All sales are final. If the event is postponed due to weather, original tickets remain valid for the new date. If the event is canceled and not rescheduled, eligible ticket holders may receive a refund.

Experience an upbeat mix of 80s new wave made for dancing alongside rock from the 80s and 90s at the On The Green Alpharetta Concert Series. This live performance focuses on energetic songs from those eras for a fun night of music.

The 13th Annual Extra Mile 5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk benefits Annandale Village, raising vital support for high-quality services and compassionate care that help Villagers lead meaningful, independent lives. Participation supports individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries, furthering the mission to help each person reach greater independence. The in-person event takes place at Suwanee Town Center, and a virtual option is available for those who prefer to participate remotely. Early bib, swag, and T-shirt pickup is offered at Big Peach Running Co. Suwanee, and pickup is also available at the stage in Suwanee Town Center on race day. This event is part of the Suwanee Running Series, and participants who complete five races in the series earn a limited-edition finisher T-shirt.

Mission Eight continues the 11th Edition Summer Escalation League for Warhammer Lawrenceville. The format begins with Combat Patrol to focus on core rules, then advances to 750 and 1000 point games before reaching 1500 point battles that highlight full army rules and codex options. Missions are not available to play in advance, but any missed game can be made up during the league. Participants should bring their Citadel models with the appropriate army rules, a copy of the 11th Edition Core Rules, a Mission Deck, and dice with measuring tools.

Experience a calm, supportive haircut tailored to sensory needs so every person can feel comfortable and confident. Created for kids, teens, and adults who may find traditional salons or barbershops overwhelming, each session is led by Flo Acker, a licensed hairdresser with in-depth training and hands-on experience providing sensory-friendly haircuts. Pricing starts at $38 and varies based on the time required. To begin, fill out the registration form, connect with Flo for a consultation call to discuss individual needs and goals, receive an estimate, and then book your appointment.

An open class showcase features classic and antique cars, hot rods, muscle cars, antique tractors, classic and modified pickups, semis and box trucks, and stock or custom vans, all set against train cars that create memorable photo backdrops. Expect an open house experience for car and train fans with a food truck, rides, music from DJRockin’ Wheelz, and a friendly fresh-air atmosphere. The program also includes a spotlight on twenty favorites. Be cautious of scammers promoting unofficial registration.

An art reception at Johns Creek Art & Frame showcases original oil paintings by portrait artist Alex Foltz. Working in an alla prima style, he uses vivid color and lively, expressive brushwork to convey the nuanced character of his subjects. The occasion offers a chance to meet the artist and explore a collection shaped by his belief that every person brings a singular presence that can be transformed into a beautiful, timeless work of art.

Snarky's Machine brings a dance-friendly mix of 80s and 90s rock to the Lucky's Backyard Stage. The setting is a spacious outdoor venue in Roswell that welcomes both dogs and kids, making it easy to bring the whole pack. Guests can spread out on picnic blankets or relax in lawn chairs while enjoying live music, burgers, and ice-cold brews. Events are weather dependent, and the schedule may change, so look for updates from the venue. Outside food or drinks are not allowed.

An intimate evening of appreciation and connection created for the people behind the scrubs, held at Niko’s Wine Cellar and designed to let healthcare professionals relax, network, and be recognized. This is not a conference or continuing education session, it is an elevated celebration of impact, community, and inspiration. The theme, “I CAN,” highlights the power to lead, inspire, heal, grow, advocate, serve, make a difference, and carry the legacy forward. Expect meaningful conversations, live entertainment, and delicious food, along with a curated marketplace of vendors and support for nurse-owned and local businesses. The program features professional networking with peers from across Georgia, an inspirational keynote, a live DJ with dancing, heavy hors d’oeuvres, door prizes and giveaways, and opportunities to connect with healthcare organizations, businesses, recruiters, educators, and community partners. A highlight of the night is the Healthcare Hero Recognition Awards, honoring extraordinary contributors with categories such as Healthcare Hero, CNA Excellence, Rising Nurse, Compassion in Care, Nurse Leader, Excellence in Hospice, Excellence in Home Health, Community Health Champion, Mentor of the Year, and Unsung Hero. All levels and settings are welcome, including CNAs, medication aides, patient care technicians, LPNs, RNs, nurse managers, directors, nurse practitioners, clinical educators, hospice and home health teams, assisted living and long term care professionals, hospital staff, administrators, nursing students, allied health professionals, healthcare entrepreneurs, and community partners. Niko’s Wine Cellar offers a sophisticated atmosphere with comfortable spaces for conversation, live entertainment, and a self-serve wine option, with fine wines and craft beer available for purchase directly from the venue. The goal is for every guest to leave feeling valued, connected, encouraged, and empowered to continue making a lasting impact in healthcare and the community.

Step away from daily noise and sink into a restorative listening experience. This live, music-led immersion invites you to get comfortable in a resting position while musicians bathe the room in soothing sound. Your only task is to breathe, relax, and receive, creating space for quiet, presence, and ease. The combination of live sound, stillness, and intentional rest helps calm the nervous system, ease stress, and support reconnection with yourself. Each session offers its own sound journey that encourages relaxation, awareness, and inner balance. No prior experience is required. Bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or anything else that helps you feel comfortable. Pricing is $30 per person for 60 minute events and $45 per person for 90 minute events. Arrive as you are and leave feeling centered, refreshed, and renewed.

An uplifting evening of soul and soaring vocals unfolds on the Vox Stage at the Town Green as Passing the Torch honors Whitney Houston. Featuring Melanie Amaro, winner of The X Factor USA, the performance blends powerful singing with personal reflections, including memories of meeting Whitney, while revisiting many of her most cherished songs. The night promises heartfelt storytelling, sing-along moments, and quiet pauses that celebrate a legacy that continues to inspire. As the finale of the Summer Concert Series, the concert is free and welcoming for all ages. Guests may set up personal seating items in accordance with Town Green policies and are asked to be considerate of others and follow local laws. For safety and comfort, large or rolling coolers, tables over two feet, tarps, blankets, and inflatable furniture are not permitted, and any tarps or blankets left behind will be folded to make room for additional attendees. Complimentary parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck and on-street within the Town Center, with more options nearby. For weather-related updates, check social media and the community calendar.

This free show features Asheville-born rocker Andrew Scotchie, delivering high-energy, sweat-soaked rock and roll that blends Stones-like fire, Lightnin’ Hopkins blues, and the conviction of a punk-inspired preacher. With his band, he has become a fixture across the Southeast, performing alongside legends and even surfing above dive-bar crowds while refining a sound that is unmistakably his. His latest release, Love Is Enough, focuses on connection, leans into the mess of chaos, and encourages keeping the heart open when the world feels off-kilter.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Pigs on a String offers a free performance celebrating Pink Floyd, presented acoustically by Jim Gorman and David Shore of the tribute group Interstellar Echoes. With tight harmonies and detailed musicianship, the duo reshapes the band’s electrified classics into warm, intimate versions that bring the music’s emotional core to the forefront.

Learn floor loom weaving in a week-long introduction that covers warp preparation, dressing a loom, plain weave, twill variations, key terminology and tools, and professional finishing methods. Over five days, participants ages 13 and up will weave a set of cotton towels to take home. Each student is provided an individual floor loom, yarn, shuttles, and all required equipment, along with expert instruction and hands-on practice throughout. This beginner-friendly class welcomes complete newcomers, homeschool students, knitters and crocheters, and fiber artists interested in a traditional craft. Tuition is $230. Presented by the Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild. Space is limited.

Kids' Chance Extravaganza - Havana Nights brings lively music and Cuban-inspired flair to The Metropolitan Club for an evening filled with rhythm and fun. Havana-chic style is encouraged, so plan festive attire and be ready to dance. Suggested looks include linen shirts or lightweight suits for men, and colorful dresses, floral prints, or cocktail attire with a tropical twist for women. Tickets and sponsorships are offered at an early bird rate of $1,500 per table of 10 or $150 per ticket, increasing after Memorial Day to $1,750 per table or $175 per ticket. Each ticket includes two drinks, a full buffet, casino tables, a silent auction, music, dancing, and more. This event tends to sell out quickly.

CNC storytellers lead an interactive storytime on the boardwalk, encouraging children to mimic the movements and sounds of storybook characters. Nature themed tales take center stage to help the stories feel alive. It is designed for ages 6 and under. The program is included with general admission, and it is free for CNC members. After storytime, explore 127 acres, bring a picnic, and make a day of your visit.

This event features a discussion of Synners, and copies are available in store at a 20 percent discount.

A Diventures trip to the Florida Keys highlights colorful reef systems and plentiful marine life, with planned boat dives in John Pennekamp Marine Sanctuary and opportunities to explore notable wreck sites. Comfortable travel is arranged aboard a fully equipped custom coach, and lodging is provided at either the Marriott Courtyard or Holiday Inn. The package features four days of boat diving, a pizza dinner after the night dive, a barbecue lunch on the day of departure from the Keys, and a complimentary Keys Expedition shirt. Tanks, weights, and a weight belt are included, and room and dive taxes are covered. Between dives, there is time to relax by the hotel pool or in the jacuzzi. Local options range from wave runner rides and parasailing to a Casino Cruise, with nearby restaurants and nightlife for unwinding under the stars. Responding to the Facebook listing does not reserve a place, and completing the application and registering on the website are required.

This dueling piano show is led by Joshua Gray Hamilton, a performer coming straight from the Las Vegas Strip. The lineup also features performers who have appeared as contestants on The Voice, American Idol, and America’s Got Talent.

Experience a full-band debut at The Bar(n) Booze & Bites in Funwoody. The performance takes place outdoors in the courtyard, surrounded by a variety of eateries. This family friendly show starts early and offers an easygoing atmosphere for all ages.

Enjoy a free family movie night in Dunwoody with an outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 at Pernoshal Park. A 36-foot screen will light up the lawn for a cozy evening under the stars. Bring picnic baskets, snacks, and coolers, and pack lawn chairs and blankets for comfort. Admission is free for everyone. Please follow all local ordinances regarding open containers and glassware. Arrive early to claim a good spot and soak in the pre-movie atmosphere with the community, then settle in for a playful adventure in true Zootopia spirit.

Pics in the Park returns to Pernoshal Park with an outdoor screening of Fantastic Four: First Steps, rated PG-13. Spread out with blankets and lawn chairs for a relaxed evening beneath the night sky. Free popcorn and candy will be available while supplies last. Families and friends can enjoy a simple movie night together in the park.

DJ Q-Tip brings a cross-genre set to Roaring Social Alpharetta. After launching his career with appearances in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and New York, the ATL-based DJ spins a wide mix of oldies, pop, rock, hip-hop, reggae, dance, and more.

The 11th Edition Summer League continues with Mission Nine, featuring games at 1500 points. This Escalation league began with Combat Patrol to emphasize the core rules, then advanced through 750 and 1000 points, and now showcases larger battles that bring the full strength of each codex to the table. Missions are played in order and cannot be completed ahead of schedule, although missed games may be made up during the league. Participants should arrive ready with their Citadel models and army rules from a codex or index, a copy of the 11th Edition Core Rules, a Mission Deck, and the essentials such as dice and measuring tools.

Explore the craft of glassblowing with hands-on guidance from an instructor as you shape your own unique glass pumpkin. No prior experience is required. Registration is available in individual timeslots, and the workshop costs $120.

At Pet Supermarket in Suwanee, a pet meet and greet offers the chance to spend time with adoptable cats and dogs who are looking for forever homes. Enjoy relaxed introductions and gentle cuddle time, while keeping in mind that same-day adoptions are not available. To move forward, complete the adoption application, meet a potential new companion at the event, then wait for the match to be confirmed. This welcoming gathering helps people and pets connect and begin the path to a lifelong bond.

Settle in at Milton's Cuisine & Cocktails for an evening of acoustic music from MK. Enjoy a relaxed vibe and stripped down songs that set a warm tone for the night.

Enjoy an outdoor screening of The Mighty Ducks (1992), an uplifting 90s favorite about teamwork, heart, and underdog triumphs. Bring blankets or lawn chairs, and make it simple by packing a picnic or grabbing food from a Town Center restaurant for a relaxed family evening. Flicks on the Green returns with an expanded slate, celebrating classics and contemporary favorites from across the decades for a cinematic night under the open sky. Admission is free.

Experience a musical journey through five decades of chart-topping favorites, with plenty of chances to dance and sing along.

Chase a qualifying mark, set a personal best, or run a precisely paced effort at the Bound for Boston Marathon & Half Marathon. Held in Johns Creek, the course uses a one mile loop that is exceptionally flat and quick, making it easy to lock into even splits and aim for standout results. The full marathon is certified by USATF, so finish times can be used to qualify for Boston. Designed with dedicated runners in mind, on-course support includes water and an electrolyte drink at an aid table you pass frequently. Participants may place their own labeled bottles or nutrition on the tables for reliable access each lap, and many bring a small cheer crew to help with fueling and motivation. To keep the experience smooth and focused, the field is capped at 175 participants. All finishers receive a race shirt and medal, and both distances offer awards in standard 5 year age groups. Volunteers who sign up earn five free race entries. Registration pricing varies by period. Preview Registration is Marathon $75, Half $45, Virtual $25. Early Bird is Marathon $85, Half $55, Virtual $35. Regular is Marathon $95, Half $65, Virtual $45. Late Registration is Marathon $105, Half $75. Race Day Registration is Marathon $115, Half $85.

This farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Explore the Duluth Farmers Market in Downtown Duluth, where local vendors showcase seasonal produce, fresh-baked goods, and other foods made close to home. Buying from area growers means just-picked flavor and nutrition that support a healthy lifestyle. Shoppers can also find a wide range of handmade items, including jams and jellies, pickles, salsa, canned vegetables, honey, cut flowers, herbs and spices, as well as candles, soaps, lotions, pottery, and baskets at Duluth Town Green.

Designed for toddlers, this second-Thursday program focuses on safety vehicles and includes a story and craft activity. It also features a train ride and access to the museum for the rest of the day. Guests are welcome to bring a picnic. Tickets are available.

An artist talk with ceramic artist Wendy Werstlein, owner of Wrenn Pottery, will highlight her work and process. Based in Virginia, she works with porcelain clay, holds degrees in biology and professional craft, and has exhibited her work throughout Virginia and Georgia. This talk is free and open to the public. Those interested in hands-on learning can also explore a two-day visiting artist workshop with Wendy at Spruill.

Experience Flicks on the Bricks with an outdoor screening of Captain America: The First Avenger, all at no cost. Before the feature, explore food trucks and enjoy a variety of attractions, from cultural and community showcases and live music to appearances by themed characters, creative craft activities, and other fun. After the festivities, settle in for the movie beneath the night sky as the series brings a festive glow to Downtown Duluth.

Celebrate the honeyed side of harvest in a relaxed, creative cookie decorating class at HuArt Art & Design. Designed for beginners and anyone who loves sweet seasonal themes, the session teaches royal icing techniques and decorating tips while participants craft six elegant sugar cookies. Designs draw inspiration from the hive and garden, including bees, honey pots and jars, honey dippers, a beehive, delicate white florals, and honey cakes. Tickets include instruction, all cookies, icing, and supplies, non-alcoholic refreshments, a seasonal treat from Sugar & Bee, a bakery box for the finished set, and cookie and icing recipes to take home. This is an in-person experience, and proof of ticket purchase is required at check-in. Recommended for ages 10 and up; minors must attend with an adult, and both need their own tickets. Cancellations less than a week in advance are not refundable, though a credit valid for one year is offered. To avoid scams, purchase only through the Sugar & Bee Cookie Co. website.

Spread a blanket on the lawn at Roswell City Hall, unpack a picnic, open a bottle, and settle in for the season finale of Music on the Hill featuring Nashville Nation. Presented as part of America250 in Roswell, this season spotlights the defining sounds of the 1980s, and the band keeps that vibe alive with an electrifying country set that mixes today’s biggest hits with beloved anthems. Expect boot stomping rhythms, feel good melodies, and a nostalgic twist that traces the genre’s path from classic roots to modern chart toppers. The concert is free and open to the public. Beer, wine, and sangria will be available for purchase courtesy of Top Job Beverage and Events and Gate City Brewing Company, with additional support from Rock-N-Taco, Wellstar Health System, and Phoenix Senior Living.

This 12th annual walk and run by the river in Roswell focuses on giving young adults facing cancer the chance to protect their future families. Participation supports Team Maggie’s Dream grants that help with the high cost of fertility preservation during treatment. Runners will find a USATF certified, Peachtree Road Race qualifying course that is flat, fast, and scenic, creating a strong opportunity for a personal best and a chance to ring the Team Maggie’s Dream bell. Results can be used to move into an earlier wave of the AJC Peachtree Road Race. A free T-shirt is included. Referral reimbursements and team registration discounts are offered. Children 7 and under may take part at no cost without registration, and a $5 bib is available for ages 0 to 7.

Look for You Lucky Dog Rescue at the Roswell Farmers Market behind Roswell City Hall. The rescue participates on the second Saturday of every month.

Now in its third year, this motorcycle rodeo at Coolray Field spotlights law enforcement motorcycle skills in a competition. Spectators can enjoy music and shade while the best riders in the country compete to determine the best of the best. An opening ceremony is part of the festivities. Police riders may sign up to participate while slots remain. The 17th Annual Gwinnett Public Safety Fall Festival will also be held at the same location.

Explore functional ceramics in a two-day, hands-on workshop with visiting artist Wendy Werstlein. Working in cone 6 porcelain or stoneware, participants will watch demonstrations on the wheel and learn methods for altering forms to create vessels and tools for everyday use at home. Instruction focuses on shaping organic forms that express linear movement and natural patterns. Wendy Werstlein, owner of Wrenn Pottery, is a Virginia-based artist who works primarily in porcelain. She holds degrees in biology and professional craft and has exhibited her work in Virginia and Georgia. The workshop fee is $325, and a free artist talk with Wendy is also offered.

This friendly seminar focuses on selling a home as part of a downsizing plan and is led by Tina Jingru Sui, broker and team leader of the TJS Team. It explains how timing, equity and lifestyle goals work together so you can make well considered choices. Complimentary coffee and doughnuts are included. The session covers when downsizing makes sense and when it may not, ways to plan a selling timeline without feeling rushed, how to evaluate equity, cash flow and next home options, and how to prepare a property for sale without unnecessary upgrades. It also addresses common pitfalls to avoid and how to coordinate a sale and purchase smoothly. Designed for homeowners considering a move in the next 6 to 24 months, empty nesters planning their next stage, those aiming to reduce maintenance or simplify, and anyone seeking a calm, informed approach to selling, this is an educational conversation rather than a sales presentation. Expect to leave with a clearer plan and greater confidence about what to do next.

Celebrate the era of typewriting before modern keyboards with a day that welcomes longtime enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Presented by the Atlanta Typewriter Club with the RR museum, this gathering features tables of vintage machines in the Building 1 Exhibit Hall. The tactile rhythm of mechanical keys, ribbon changes, and the cheerful ring of the carriage bell set the tone for a nostalgic look at mechanized writing. Regular museum admission applies.

Monster Jam brings a high-octane showcase of massive trucks and jaw-dropping feats to Gas South District. See 12,000-pound machines balance on two wheels and launch into big air, delivering nonstop action from start to finish. The lineup includes well-known trucks such as Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Sparkle Smash and more. Expect roaring engines, bold stunts, and plenty of wow moments throughout the show.

Downtown Duluth kicks off its 150th anniversary with a full day of live entertainment and community fun. Music will be featured throughout the day, including performances by The Smithereens and Grand Funk Railroad. Guests can also find carnival games, an array of food trucks, and activities for families. This opening celebration ushers in a yearlong observance of the city’s milestone, with more programming and announcements to come. Sponsored by The Duluth Fall Festival.

An open-air gathering on The Lawn features live music, changing themes, and community-led experiences. Each month offers something new, from seasonal celebrations to interactive activities. Attendees can enjoy food and refreshing drinks in a welcoming setting for all ages. Admission is complimentary. Upcoming highlights include a back to school kick celebration with activities and a fall festival.

Brook Run Amphitheater sets the stage for an evening of live music, food trucks, giveaways, and more. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, enjoy food truck fare, and dance under the stars with the community. Piano Man vs Rocket Man presents a full-band salute to Billy Joel and Elton John, featuring piano, saxophone, bass, drums, guitar, and commanding vocals for an authentic take on their classic catalogs. Mark Kovaly, who leads Piano Man, a Billy Joel tribute and long-running mainstay at MadLife for five years, teams up with longtime friend and fellow musician Daniel Deal to bring the Face to Face tour to life.

Guardians of the Jukebox returns to the Vox Stage on the Town Green in Peachtree Corners with a high-energy celebration of 80s hits. Expect singalong favorites, a lively dance atmosphere, and a production that blends live music with onstage screens, retro video clips, and playful visuals that pull the audience into the action. Music begins earlier in the evening, then the headliner takes over later to keep the momentum going. Enjoy the show from the lawn or up close near the stage. Part of the Summer Concert Series, this event is free and welcoming to all ages. Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck and on-street within the Town Center, with additional options off Davinci Court. Ride share drop off and pick up is at The Piedmont Bank. For everyone’s comfort and safety, large or rolling coolers are not allowed. Tables must be no larger than two feet, and tarps, blankets, and inflatable furniture are prohibited. Attendees may set up on the day of the concert, and tarps or blankets left out may be folded to create space for more guests. Please be respectful and follow Town Green policy as well as state and local laws. In case of inclement weather, check social media for updates.

Georgia’s all-request sing-along music and comedy show comes back to StillFire in Suwanee. Audience members choose the songs, the performers play them, and the whole room joins the sing-along.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Scouting Sunday honors the spirit of Scouting with free admission for Brownies, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, and Boy Scouts who arrive in uniform, along with their families. Troop leaders are included as well.

Monster Jam brings a high-energy showcase to Gas South District featuring colossal 12,000-pound trucks performing gravity-defying feats. Watch as these machines balance on two wheels and launch for big air while the action keeps pumping. The lineup includes fan favorites such as Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Sparkle Smash and more, creating an experience geared toward all ages and packed with nonstop excitement.

A relaxed, family-friendly community ride follows the Dunwoody Trailway, beginning at the Georgetown Shopping Center, traveling to Brook Run Park, and returning to the starting point. The route is about four miles, mostly flat, and kept at an easy, social pace. Riders meet in the parking lot for a short safety talk before setting out, then gather afterward for casual conversation at one of the businesses in the center. All experience levels are welcome, including newer cyclists and recreational riders. Bring a helmet and water, consider a lock if you have one, and dress for the weather. Arrive with a bike in safe working order with properly inflated tires, and be comfortable starting, stopping, and riding independently without training wheels. Children age 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

The annual Pillars of Hope Gala takes place at The Metropolitan Club with a theme inspired by the four seasons. Attendees can expect seasonal touches and surprises throughout the evening.

The September Romance Book Club gathers for a friendly conversation about How to Fake a Southern Gentleman. The book is available in store at a 20% discount.

The Gwinnett County Board of Education holds a monthly Business Meeting in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. The meeting highlights school system achievements, provides time for public comment following established procedures, and includes board votes with explanations of those decisions. Final closing comments at the end allow board members to address the community directly. Those unable to attend in person can watch or listen through a live stream or a recorded archive. Feedback is also welcomed outside the meeting by emailing board members, speaking with them at local school and community events, sending a letter, contacting your district representative, or engaging on the board’s official social media. District resources provide information on policies under review with opportunities to comment, steps for addressing concerns at the school level, and details such as agendas, decorum, and future meeting dates.

Young players can build their skills at a Braves youth baseball and softball clinic featuring three hours of instruction and friendly competition guided by a dedicated curriculum. Each participant receives a Braves Clinic T-shirt. Plans may change in line with public health guidance, including postponement, modification, or cancellation. If a clinic is cancelled in full for public health reasons, a full refund will be issued. Attendance is limited and tickets are subject to availability.

Celebrate The Art Center’s three decades of creativity in the community with an evening of live music, artistic performances, and a generous selection of heavy hors d’oeuvres. Proceeds support The Art Center’s community arts programming, including free and reduced-cost classes for at-risk youth and senior citizens.

Sam & Reese perform a set of unplugged favorites with a smooth feel at Adobo Taqueria & Tequila Bar. The set features familiar songs in a stripped-down style.

Gimme Springsteen is back at Red Clay Theater for another appearance.

At Coolray Field, the Gwinnett Stripers take the field for Starry Night at the Ballpark in support of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. This evening is focused on hope, remembrance, and community for children and families impacted by brain tumors. It honors those in treatment, celebrates survivors, and pays tribute to loved ones who have been lost. The night includes a lantern-lighting ceremony on the field for families, lighting up the ballpark and offering hope. Ticket information will be available soon.

Rolling Hills Saddle Club hosts a two-day open horse show at Wills Park Equestrian Center, offering a full slate of classes for riders of all ages and experience levels. As a 501c7 non-profit that supports multiple charities each year, the club blends competition with community spirit. The Hunter and Beginner rings follow the same show sheet across both days, and each features medal classes with special recognition. Expect jumpers, hunters, and a new Hunt & Go option in the Hunter ring, while the Beginner ring spotlights beginner English, ground poles, and crossrails for all ages. The Running Ring in the covered arena brings speed and excitement with barrels, poles, jackpots, and more. The Open ring spans the weekend with AQHA‑style English and a range of non‑stock divisions that welcome Arabians, Saddlebreds, Morgans, Friesians, Tennessee Walkers, Gypsy Vanners, and additional breeds, along with Western, Ranch Horse, Open Halter for all disciplines, Trail, and Leadline. Entry-level riders will also find beginner options such as Walk Only classes. Riders with special needs are encouraged to participate in any class, and dedicated offerings are available for exceptional riders. Schooling opportunities are available before each show. Membership is required to be eligible for year‑end awards, with participation, volunteer hours, and meeting attendance counting toward qualification. With nearly four decades of history, the club is known for a welcoming, family‑friendly atmosphere that supports growth in the equestrian community.

This cube competition features 3x3, 2x2, 4x4, Mega, and Pyra, offering a range of challenges for solvers at different skill levels. Participation is limited to 125 competitors. Registration will open for those wishing to compete.

This free, kid-focused bike safety rodeo at Brook Run Park helps young riders build confidence and learn practical safety habits in a welcoming setting. It is designed for children roughly ages 5 to 14 who can ride without training wheels or scoot bikes. Participants move through hands-on stations that cover bike handling, road signs, hand signals, and basic traffic awareness, then practice on a fun skills and obstacle course. Helmet fit checks and quick mechanical inspections help ensure bikes are ready to roll, and a limited number of complimentary helmets may be available while supplies last. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. Children should arrive with a working bicycle, a helmet, closed-toe shoes, and a water bottle. A parent or other responsible adult must supervise. Every participant will receive a formal certificate of completion signed by city officials. Local bike safety volunteers and police officers will be present, with support from City of Dunwoody Parks & Recreation, the Dunwoody Police Department, Safe Kids DeKalb, DeKalb Fire Rescue, and the Georgia Safe Routes to School Resource Center.

This intentional wellness gathering blends whole-person learning with thoughtful conversation, replenishing movement, quiet moments for reflection, wholesome food, and genuine connection to nurture heart, mind, body, and spirit. It is well suited for anyone moving through a new chapter and seeking steadiness. It also offers space to connect with women who value depth, sincerity, and comprehensive wellness. If making your own well-being a priority without guilt is important, or you simply want a gentle place to pause, breathe, and feel cared for, this experience is designed with that in mind. For more details, use the ticket link or scan the available QR code.

North Georgia Modular Rail returns with fellow guests to spotlight the craftsmanship behind model railroads in all scales. A shared love of these favorite toys is at the heart of this gathering.

Nordstrom Rack at Johns Creek Town Center marks its first year with a weekend showcasing new arrivals from well-known brands and a chance to win a $150 Nordstrom Rack gift card. The in-store sweepstakes features two drawings, one each day during store hours. No purchase is required to enter or to win. Open to U.S. residents ages 18 and up. Selected entrants must respond to the notification within three days. Odds vary based on the number of entries. The total approximate retail value of all prizes is $300. For official rules, including entry, notification, and prize details, see the participating store. Void where prohibited by law. Sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc.

At Mood Cafe, this casual coffee meetup brings StrongHer Sisters together for conversation and connection. Attendees can meet peers, talk about their wellness journeys, offer encouragement, and form lasting bonds. The setting is supportive and judgment free, creating space for everyone to feel comfortable and be themselves.

This gala at the Legacy Theater at Phase supports the TCF-USA Georgia Chapter and carries forward a tradition of purposeful events. Attendees can see how their contributions help advance TCF’s mission. The host committee features Khalid Teli, Sonny Roshan, Dr. Hamid Jafari, Aliya Jafari, and Shaukat Syed. For more information, contact Abdullah Jafari at (713) 907-7786 or Dr. Hamid Jafari at (678) 576-6762.

Rock Station makes its first appearance at Suwanee Fest with an energetic set of classic rock, performed live from start to finish. Look for well-known songs from the genre delivered with plenty of onstage spark, adding a vibrant dose of rock and roll to the festival.

At Roswell Town Square, enjoy a free outdoor concert featuring the Roswell New Horizons Red Hot Jazz Band with a lively mix that celebrates the country. Special guest performers from the Stayin Alive Dance Crew will add a unique twist to the show. The event is family friendly, and attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, picnic blankets, and favorite snacks for a relaxed evening with friends and neighbors. Part of the Sundays in the Park series, it offers great songs from a great band for a memorable night under the open sky.

This event features a group discussion of THE CALAMITY CLUB. The book is available in store at a 20 percent discount.

The Board of Education holds a monthly work session, typically scheduled for the third Tuesday with any exceptions noted in advance. Meetings take place in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. Residents are encouraged to attend to learn more about district operations and programs. A live stream is offered for real-time viewing, and recordings can be watched afterward. Public input is welcomed through email, participation in local school and community meetings, written correspondence, direct contact with your district representative, and engagement on the Board’s official social media channels. Agendas, meeting guidelines, schedules, and video archives are available through the district’s online resources, along with information describing the duties of elected school board members and relevant state law.

A discussion of BLOOD OVER BRIGHT HAVEN is the focus of this event. In-store copies are available at a 20% discount.

Board game enthusiasts from around the Southeast gather for four days of tabletop fun. Hundreds of board games are available to play, and friendly people are on hand to help with the rules. Play-to-Win options are offered, and a Flea Market is part of the weekend.

Food Truck Alley celebrates its 14th season in 2026, bringing live music together with a lineup of top food trucks.

An open-air evening marketplace brings Downtown Alpharetta City Center to life with a curated mix of local and regional artists offering handcrafted fine art and artisan goods. Browse the market with an adult beverage purchased from surrounding bars, grab dinner at nearby restaurants, and enjoy live music on the Town Green alongside the On the Green Summer Concert Series. A designated Kids Zone in the Sunken Garden adds family-friendly activities, creating a lively gathering place for residents and visitors.

Gas South District hosts a glittering Disney On Ice celebration where Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy offer a red carpet style welcome. Stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life with movie premiere flair, turning the rink into a star filled gala. Guests are treated as honored attendees as Stitch introduces Angel for her first on ice appearance, and a showstopping entrance by the Disney Villains adds edge of your seat excitement. The spotlight even shines on the crowd for a cheerful moment of celebration, wrapping the experience in glitz, energy, and Disney magic. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

At Gas South District, Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy host a red carpet inspired Disney On Ice gala with Hollywood style glamour. Beloved stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life in a dazzling ice showcase. Stitch welcomes Angel for her first on-ice appearance, and the Disney Villains make a dramatic entrance that adds an extra jolt of excitement. The celebration even turns the spotlight toward the audience for a moment of shared magic. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Howl-O-Weenie returns as DREAM’s biggest gathering of the year at Brook Run Park, celebrating dachshunds and the community that loves them. Look for spirited costume contests, a variety of local vendors, and food trucks serving up bites between the fun. Expect plenty of short-legged charm, friendly pups of all kinds, and a few surprises still in store. Costumes are encouraged, with more details to come.

At Ground & Pound Coffee, Georgia music icon Caroline Aiken performs, showcasing finely crafted songs and commanding musicianship on multiple instruments. Recognized by the Georgia Music Hall of Fame for nine acclaimed releases, expressive vocals, accomplished guitar work, and a lasting impact on Atlanta’s acoustic and folk community, she has also mentored artists including Indigo Girls and Shawn Mullins. Experience an evening centered on songwriting finesse and instrumental artistry from a pivotal figure in Georgia music.

The Bourbon Brothers bring the golden age of American music to the Vox Stage on the Town Green, channeling Frank Sinatra with smooth vocals, timeless style, and classics from the Great American Songbook. Their performance blends music, witty banter, storytelling, and genuine audience interaction, creating the feel of an intimate private concert. As the night unfolds, the setting takes on an old school lounge atmosphere that captures the elegance and spirit of the 1950s with theater, grace, and savoir faire. This Summer Concert Series show is free and suited for all ages, offering a relaxed yet refined evening that feels more like a classy night out than a traditional concert. Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck or on-street within the Town Center, with additional parking off Davinci Court. Rideshare drop off and pickup are located at The Piedmont Bank. For comfort and safety, large or rolling coolers, tables larger than two feet, tarps, blankets, and inflatable furniture are not permitted. Attendees may set up on the day of the concert, and all guests are expected to follow Town Green policies along with state and local laws. Those acting in an unsafe manner may be asked to leave. In case of inclement weather, check social media and the community calendar for updates.

Celebrate the 29th running of Motul Petit Le Mans with a kickoff party at Suwanee Town Center, hosted by Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. Attendees can meet IMSA drivers during an autograph session, take part in a fan forum with top drivers, and pick up IMSA and Michelin Raceway giveaways. There will also be a chance to win tickets to the race. This gathering builds excitement for Motul Petit Le Mans as drivers prepare to battle for the championship.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

At Suwanee Town Center, a free, family friendly festival celebrates African American culture, history, and art through music, dance, poetry, food, and visual arts. Performances take place throughout the day by local artists, singers, poets, and dancers, with a live band in the evening. Guests can purchase meals from a variety of food vendors and support local vendors offering culturally relevant products and services. Children can enjoy the Kids' Zone with a bouncy house, games, and arts and crafts. All are welcome. Comfortable shoes and a lawn chair or blanket are recommended for a full day in the park.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.