Family events in Johns Creek, GA

A weekly farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Metro Atlanta hosts its first Salvadoran festival, celebrating Mamacita’s first anniversary of bringing authentic food to the community.

This relaxed community bike ride starts at Georgetown Shopping Center, follows the Dunwoody Trailway to Brook Run Park, then returns to the starting point. The route is about 4 miles, mostly flat, and kept at a gentle slow-roll pace so riders can stay together and enjoy the ride. It welcomes cyclists of all experience levels, including families, recreational riders, and those who are new to biking. Before heading out, the group meets in the parking lot for a brief orientation and safety talk, then rides to Brook Run Park and comes back for casual socializing at one of the establishments in the center. Bring a helmet for every rider and plenty of water. Consider a bike lock and dress for the weather. Arrive with a bicycle in safe working order with properly inflated tires. Riders 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 ride is part of a monthly series designed to bring neighbors together for a friendly, welcoming roll around Dunwoody.

Fathom Entertainment presents Studio Ghibli Fest 2026 at Aurora Cineplex, showcasing beloved films on a giant screen with plush heated recliner seating. The lineup features milestone celebrations for Tales from Earthsea at 20 years, Only Yesterday at 35 years, Castle in the Sky at 40 years, and Spirited Away at 25 years, along with additional screenings of Princess Mononoke. Select showings are available dubbed or with English subtitles. Tickets are priced at $12.50.

Lucky’s Live Sunday features Mike Karp on Lucky’s Backyard and Stage, set within what is described as Roswell’s largest outdoor venue that welcomes both dogs and kids. Guests can bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair to settle in for live music, tasty burgers, and plenty of cold beer. The event depends on the weather and details may change. Outside food or drinks are not allowed. Additional parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.

Enjoy a calm, 2.5-hour evening canoe outing on the Chattahoochee River led by experienced guides from the nature center, with a focus on the river’s ecology. It is well suited for first-time paddlers and for those hoping to reconnect with a favorite waterway. Participants will watch for wildlife and explore wetlands that are distinctive within metro Atlanta. All equipment is provided. Open to ages 8 and older. Cost is $39 for the general public and $34 for CNC members, per person. Advance registration is required by the Thursday before each trip.

Designed for ages 3 and 4, this hands-on nature program helps children expand their knowledge of the outdoors and make new friends. A CNC naturalist will guide little explorers across 127 acres, followed by an educational wildlife presentation that offers a close look at animals from CNC. Participants create a craft to take home and leave with a renewed appreciation for nature in winter. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Cost is $60 for the general public and $45 for CNC members. Pricing is for a three-part series per child, and an adult helper is required and admitted free.

This free activity day at Lillian Webb Park, organized by Live Healthy Gwinnett and the City of Norcross, features games and other interactive activities for participants of all ages. Closed-toe shoes are recommended.

The Plaza hosts a relaxed big-screen movie experience for friends and families. This edition features Shrek. Seating is limited, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own tailgate chairs. Outside food, drinks, and coolers are not permitted at Forum events, and on-site dining options are available for takeout.

Designed for preschoolers and their caregivers, this weekly Kids Club offers free, no-registration fun with a rotating mix of activities. Expect a changing lineup that can include hands-on crafts, dance, animal encounters, story time, puppet shows, special guests, and music. Themes and specific activities are shared on the event’s Facebook page and Instagram Stories. A parent or guardian must remain with each child for the duration. The series is weather dependent. After the program, families can enjoy kid-friendly dining options and visit Piggy Jo’s, a children’s gift and clothing boutique. By attending, participants consent to photo or video capture for future publicity by Halcyon without compensation.

Geared toward toddlers, this 2nd Thursday program highlights the museum's bus collection and includes storytime and a craft. Attendees can take a train ride and explore the entire museum. Guests may bring a picnic. Tickets are available.

This family friendly event is sponsored by the City of Duluth.

Puzzle fans can test their speed and teamwork at Mimms Museum in a friendly race to complete a 500-piece jigsaw. Teams of up to four tackle the same museum-selected puzzle, and the fastest finish earns complimentary museum admission. Five-person groups are permitted, with 10 minutes added to the final time. Registration is $15 per person and includes the team’s puzzle, snacks, and background music. Both alcoholic and alcohol-free drinks will be available for purchase at the bar. Each team keeps its puzzle at the end, and solo participants are welcome and can be paired with an open team.

Bring comfortable lawn chairs and warm blankets for an outdoor film night on the Village Green. The feature is a back-to-school comedy that follows a furry pair of campus roommates as they learn what it takes to scare and discover that friendship is the real lesson. Concessions will be available for purchase, and the event page lists the full selection, from popcorn to sweet treats. Announcements about future movie nights will be shared on social media. Please no outside food or drinks.

Enjoy live acoustic music on the Village Green from carefully selected local musicians. Pick up dinner, drinks, and dessert from Halcyon dining spots and relax with a picnic while the performances unfold. Performer announcements and any cancellations are shared on Halcyon social media and the event’s Facebook page. Outside food and coolers are not permitted. By attending, you consent to photography and video that may be used by Halcyon for future publicity without compensation.

Duluth Town Green transforms into an outdoor entertainment spot as Rock The Block teams up with Flicks on the Bricks. The evening begins with lively performances from live bands, then transitions to a screening of Monsters University under the night sky. Food trucks will be on site, and blankets or chairs make for comfortable lawn seating. Enjoy a music-filled start and a movie finish in Downtown Duluth.

Music on the Hill turns the Roswell City Hall lawn into a relaxed concert setting while the season salutes the iconic sounds of the 1980s for America250 in Roswell. Piano Man vs. Rocket Man, a spirited tribute to Billy Joel and Elton John performed by Mark Kovaly and Daniel Deal, serves up powerhouse piano and playful back and forth on fan favorite hits, from Piano Man to Rocket Man, with high energy from the first song to the last. This free, public concert also offers beer, wine, and sangria for purchase courtesy of Top Job Beverage and Events and Gate City Brewing Company. Support for City of Roswell Special Events comes from Rock-N-Taco, Wellstar Health System, and Phoenix Senior Living. Blankets and picnics on the grass complete the experience for live music lovers around Metro Atlanta.

This event offers rare access to distinguished historic houses and notable landmarks throughout a picturesque city. Walk tree-lined streets, admire carefully maintained 19th-century buildings, and take in inviting storefronts that speak to over a century of history.

After a weather-related postponement, this Feast & Float stop will take place on the Chattahoochee River at the Abbotts Bridge Recreation Area. As one of four stops across the country, it offers a relaxed day on the water with easy floating and scenic views, freshly smoked barbecue from Sonny’s with sweet sips, custom swag designed for river time, and music that sets a laid-back mood. For a smooth trip, apply sunscreen in advance and bring a water-resistant option to reapply. Wear water shoes since the riverbed can be rocky and flip flops can drift away. Pack light and keep essentials dry with a bag or zip-locks for your phone, keys, and wallet. Stay hydrated, as time in the sun takes a toll, and refreshments will be available. Check local guidelines for what is allowed on the river, and stick with your group, especially if children are along, to keep the day safe and enjoyable.

Lucky’s Live 2026 features One Too Many at Lucky's Backyard and Stage for an evening of dancing and live music at the largest outdoor venue in Roswell, which welcomes both dogs and kids. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair, enjoy great music, order a burger, and sip plenty of ice-cold beer. All activities are weather permitting. Dates and times may change, so check their social media and website for the latest updates. Outside food or drink is not permitted. Extra parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.