Events in Marietta today

This 48th annual show from the North Georgia Relic Hunters spotlights Civil War history and antique arms. Explore more than 220 tables featuring dug relics, antique guns and swords, books, metal detectors, artillery items, currency, and more. Parking is free. Admission is $8 for adults. Children 10 and under enter free, and veterans are admitted at no charge.

Start the weekend with upbeat line dancing that blends fun with clear instruction. Learn the fundamentals of today’s most popular routines along with a few timeless favorites, focusing on steps, rhythm, and solid technique. An experienced instructor breaks every sequence into manageable parts, making it approachable for beginners and a useful refresher for returning dancers. No partner is required and no prior experience is needed. Comfortable sneakers are recommended to help you move safely while you practice. Registration is required.

Build on your kettlebell foundation with a Level 2 workshop designed for participants who already have some experience. Coaches, group fitness leaders, and personal trainers will find focused guidance on teaching safe, efficient technique. The session explores form and strategy for training with two kettlebells at the same time. It also covers how to coach key movements, including identifying common errors, using effective drills and cues, setting appropriate loads, and offering smart modifications and substitutions. If you are curious about kettlebell sport, expect a brief overview of the primary lifts and rules. Everyone leaves with a detailed handbook that includes space for notes, making it easy to revisit what you learned. Open to teens and adults, with prior kettlebell knowledge recommended. Hosted at Rise Up Fitness Georgia. For questions, contact jenn@riseupfitnessga.com.

Get ready for an X-Men themed drag brunch with WUSSY at City Winery Atlanta. It’s a superhero style show where you can dress up as your favorite Avenger, X-Men, or Marvel hero, and Dotte Com hosts the event. Brunch add-ons will be available for purchase onsite on the day of the show only. This event is recommended for ages 13 and up.

Still Singing is a community gathering centered on open artistic expression, meaningful conversation, and fun for all ages. At Schoolhouse Brewing in Marietta, guests can take in a varied mix of music from Georgia’s local artists, enjoy savory bites curated by Aly’s Bites & Delights, and cool off with shaved ice from Blue Collar Roasters. The purpose is to expand awareness, support research, advance education, and encourage advocacy and family support related to pregnancy loss and infant death.

Get ready for an interactive, family-friendly improv show packed with big laughs. Wowie Zowie features Atlanta improvisers putting on a playful performance where kids can jump in as much or as little as they want. It is especially great for children ages 4 to 12, making it a fun way to introduce your family to the joy of improv.

An evening market at Marietta Square Market features a handpicked mix of local makers and small businesses. Browse plants and plant accessories, handmade goods, and unique finds while enjoying outdoor shopping as the sun sets. After exploring the stalls, visitors can step inside Marietta Square Market to discover a variety of food options. This summer series takes place on second Saturdays. The market is free, pet friendly, and family friendly. Vendors interested in participating can contact the organizer for application details.

Dylan Carlino brings his sharp, wildly original stand-up style to City Winery Atlanta for a fun Saturday night of comedy. Expect offbeat observations, fearless storytelling, and nonstop laughs, with food and beverage service available right at your table.

Dock Rock Radio brings a wave of smooth yacht rock to StillFire Brewing Smyrna, filling the taproom with silky harmonies, laid-back rhythms, and the band’s easygoing flair. The set blends familiar favorites with deeper picks, creating a relaxed, coastal vibe as great beer flows and the room hums with energy. It is a casual, feel-good night made for unwinding while the music takes the helm.

Catch the 2026 Lee Sang Jun Show World Tour at Atlanta Coliseum in Duluth. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. Ticket prices range from $60 to $480.

At SuBourbon Rock & Oyster Bar, The Rockin' Roundup Band marks 15 years together, a journey that started in 2011. The performance centers on classic hits and reflects a run of recognition at the GCA Awards for six consecutive years, including Band of the Year finalist and semifinalist honors from 2019 through 2024. It is a milestone evening that highlights the band’s staying power and crowd pleasing sound.

Baditude rolls into The Wing Cafe & Tap House in Marietta with a high energy set of rock and pop favorites that keeps the room buzzing. The band brings its full experience to the stage with powerhouse vocals, big hooks, loud choruses, crowd singalongs, dance floor moments, and a glam with grit vibe. The Wing Cafe sets the scene for a lively night out with loaded baskets of wings, cold drinks, a friendly crowd, and an atmosphere that grows louder as the evening builds. It is a long-awaited return, and the momentum has a way of turning one more song into closing time.

Catch Will Slater and Kobanova live at Smith's Olde Bar. The show is scheduled for the evening, with tickets listed as available through the event partners shown on the page.

Rich Ward's Guardians Of The Jukebox bring an immersive 1980s tribute to Dixie Tavern, creating a nostalgia-filled trip back to the decade. Free reservations are available, with a $20 cover. This event is 21 and over, and the venue is non smoking.

Set in Smyrna Market Village in Smyrna, Georgia, this market features vendors lining Market Village and King Street. Browse a variety of booths and find something for everyone.

Practice and registration are available. Participants can earn Single District points, and the fee is $10.

Suit up for Halo Flashpoint at Giga-Bites Tabletop Gaming Cafe. Those new to the game are welcome, with players available to explain the basics and help you get started. No prior experience is necessary. Participants who already have their own teams or terrain are welcome to bring them.

Catch Randy Hoexter live at St. James Live! in Atlanta. The show starts at 4:00 PM.

Joseph Habedank brings the Summer Nights Tour to Eastwood Baptist Church in Marietta, GA for an evening of Christian music.

Trivia Night at West Cobb Diner offers a lively quiz experience with prizes up for grabs. Participants can enjoy food, cold drinks, and weekly beverage specials while testing their knowledge on themes that change regularly. Topics range from music and movies to pop culture, sports, and more, so each event feels different. It is a fun night out in Marietta whether the goal is to clinch a win or simply relax with friends. Arriving early is recommended to secure a table, place dinner and cocktail orders, and settle in for laughs and friendly competition.

Get ready for a unique fashion experience at Atlanta’s first silent headphone fashion show. You’ll watch the runway style while wearing headphones for the sound experience. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the event runs from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Free parking is available, and the event is for ages 18 and up.

High Noon is a quick-draw improv show where some of the fastest improvisers in the south will take your suggestions and run with them on the spot. Each performance has a brand new cast, so you get a fresh lineup every time, and the show is hosted by Mack Morris and Caleb Huston. Tickets are $8 online or $12 at the door.

Whiskers on Wheels turns the rink at Sparkles Family Fun Center into a roller skating fundraiser for Pounce De Leon Cat Rescue, a 100 percent volunteer run organization that helps homeless, abandoned, and vulnerable cats across Metro Atlanta and Northwest Georgia. Expect skating with a live DJ and great music, raffles, a silent auction with special prizes, family-friendly games and activities, plus fun giveaways and surprises. Admission is $5. Every dollar raised supports food, medical care, foster assistance, and second chances for cats in need, and each ticket contributes to rescue efforts that help more cats find loving homes. Donations also directly support the cats in Pounce De Leon’s care.

A weekly trivia gathering brings friendly competition to Willie Rae’s Social House in Marietta Square. Attendees can team up with friends, enjoy drink specials along with tasty food and cocktails, and tackle questions for top honors with prizes awarded to first and second place. The setting welcomes seasoned quizzers and casual players alike. Arriving early makes it easier to secure a table and settle in for a fun evening.

This monthly book club gathering focuses on Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson, with thoughtful conversation over local craft beer at Contrast Artisan Ales in Marietta. The discussion welcomes both readers who have finished the book and those still making their way through it. Future reading selections and meeting locations are finalized during the prior month’s meeting.

Delicious New York style pizza meets a night of trivia with friends. This happens every Monday, offering a friendly way to test what you know over slices.

Build strength, enhance overall health, and boost confidence with a free outdoor strength training session created for women. StrongHer is an outdoor bootcamp in Kennesaw that aims to deliver results without the pressure of a traditional gym. The class features 45 minutes of total body training followed by 15 minutes of guided stretching. All fitness levels are supported, with coaching that adapts each movement so beginners and experienced participants can work at the right intensity. Expect focused work for muscle definition, core stability, and cardiovascular fitness in a friendly, low pressure setting. The programming is taken care of, so you can simply arrive and concentrate on your workout.

An open-format women’s networking gathering takes place at SouthState Bank, welcoming professionals from any industry without a one-per-industry cap. Expect opportunities for learning, support, and relationship building. Attendees are encouraged to prepare a brief elevator pitch and bring about 20 business cards to exchange. Participants may also bring a small door prize valued between $5 and $20 to receive an extra ticket for the prize drawing. Space is limited, and advance registration is required to reserve a spot.

Painting on Tap is a relaxed, step-by-step painting class that welcomes both first-timers and seasoned painters. An instructor leads the project from start to finish with plenty of encouragement, and there is room to make the artwork your own, so no experience is needed. Each ticket includes one drink ticket, a 16x20 canvas, and all the supplies required for the class. Attend with friends, make it a date, or attend solo and meet fellow art lovers. Everyone leaves with a unique piece of art to take home. Space is limited, and registration closes in advance.

An upbeat line dancing class teaches popular routines set to country tracks and familiar favorites. It is open to adults 18 and up and welcomes every skill level, from first timers to seasoned dancers, with a focus on building confidence for dancing at local events and venues. Wear comfortable sneakers or boots for easy movement. Participants must sign a waiver before class begins, and advance registration is required.

Practice sessions for rattan, rapier, and youth fighters take place at Swift Cantrell Park near the skate park. Loaner armor is available with advance notice to the Marshals for those who need gear. Sessions may be canceled for safety reasons or due to weather. Organizers are also gauging interest in indoor fighting at the Ben Robertson Community Center Fitness Room.

Marietta Melt Yard hosts a weekly tournament featuring the B&C OTP ladies. A warm-up precedes eight rounds of group match play, and the tournament director may adjust the format as needed. There are no tiebreakers except for first place, which is decided by playing a full game. For that game, the arena is chosen by the player ranked first by micro points, and the second-place player selects the order. A $1 IFPA fee applies, and players of all skill levels are welcome.

Breaking Bands is a monthly local and regional band showcase featuring 3 to 4 new and rising groups. Join an evening focused on original music and live performances, with bands from all genres taking the stage. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show starts at 7:30 PM. This event is in person and is for ages 15 and up.

A weekly open networking group with conversation and pastries. There is no cost to attend.

Raise a glass for a cause at Glover Park Brewery, where 10% of beer, wine, and cocktail sales will benefit GOBeyond Charities. Enjoy live music by Slim Jim Brown and grab food from Fuscos Pizza Truck. No ticket is required.

A weekly meetup for Infinity players, featuring casual play with a community of fellow fans. People new to the game can learn how to play and see what the buzz is about, and experienced players can get in more games with others who share their interest.

Join local artist Messiah Signal for “Midnight Radio,” a live electronic music concert in the Black Box Theater at Sewell Mill Library & Cultural Center. Expect a night of synthpop, industrial, and futurepop soundscapes with immersive visuals and a theatrical performance. Flashing lights and loud music are part of the show. Album signings may be available after the performance upon request.

Attendees bring whatever they are currently reading to a quiet meetup focused on books. The gathering starts with relaxed conversation while everyone gets settled, continues with a shared stretch of silent reading, and wraps up with a bit of chatting. There are no assigned selections and the atmosphere is low pressure, centered simply on enjoying your own book.

Test your tune knowledge with a fun night of music bingo. See how many songs you can name and impress your friends with your musical memory. Enjoy New York style pizza while you play.

A networking event for entrepreneurs focused on career opportunities with Dieuvalda 'L'union Financial. Learn how to begin a path in the financial industry with comprehensive training and ongoing support, and explore how to build a business that can create wealth for yourself and others. The event welcomes individuals with a drive to grow and succeed, and no prior experience is required.

Catch Slow Joy, Bike Routes, and Growing Pains for a night of indie rock, midwest emo, alternative rock, and shoegaze at The Masquerade - Altar in Atlanta. The show starts at 6:30 PM, with tickets available via Ticketmaster.

Enjoy a low-key night centered on the One Page Rules community. It offers casual fun and friendly conversation for Grimdark Future veterans, those exploring a new system, and hobbyists interested in painting and chatting with fellow enthusiasts.

This free outdoor bootcamp from StrongHer offers a supportive workout experience for women in Kennesaw, welcoming all fitness levels. The session includes a 45 minute full body workout followed by 15 minutes of yoga, with scalable options so everyone can work at a comfortable pace. Training focuses on muscle toning, core strength, and cardiovascular health. The environment is friendly and come as you are, making it easy for busy participants to show up, sweat, and make progress without the pressure of a traditional gym.

Cairo Jag is performing live at The EARL in Atlanta. The show is scheduled for the evening, with the concert starting at 8:00 PM local venue time. Tickets are available via Freshtix.

We the People Open Jam at Kastaways Bar & Grill welcomes musicians of any genre. Bring your own gear, such as a guitar with an optional amp, a bass, or sticks, and enjoy an easygoing session of live playing.

A community rummage and book sale brings people together to support the Marietta History Center while searching for great deals. The selection is expanded, spanning books and toys along with vintage finds and home décor, with shopper friendly pricing so there is something for everyone. Every purchase benefits the preservation and care of the History Center’s permanent collection of more than 50,000 artifacts. Funds raised help the Center ignite curiosity about Marietta’s history by connecting people with vivid stories and engaging experiences.

Pop In & DIY at Painting with a Twist offers a flexible, walk-in creative experience for all ages and skill levels. Drop in during Pop In hours or reserve a time, choose a project that suits your style, and even make a custom candle. Helpful instructions and creative guides are provided so everyone can craft something personal with confidence.

Settle in for a relaxing, creative evening of coloring at Viking Alchemist Meadery. Held every second Thursday of the month, this low-pressure get-together welcomes seasoned artists and curious beginners to slow down, sip something tasty, and play with color. The bar stocks coloring pages and pencils, so there is nothing extra to bring. Come with friends, arrive solo, or meet new people in a comfortable, friendly setting. Mead and craft sodas are on offer, supplies are provided, and everyone is welcome no matter their skill level. Choose a page, find a spot, and let the simple act of coloring melt the day’s stress.

Experience an interactive talk on jazz led by Kennesaw State University professor and guitarist Trey Wright, presented in collaboration with the Jazz At The Strand series. This edition highlights A Love Supreme, the music of John Coltrane, and the series also delves into topics like Joni Mitchell’s jazz years, the role of the bass with guest Tim Aucoin, and Charlie Christian’s influence on jazz guitar. Admission includes one drink ticket. Capacity is limited to 30 guests, and attendees must be 21 or older. Trey Wright is a Roswell, Georgia based jazz guitarist, composer, and recording artist whose career includes six Best Jazz Band honors with the Athens quartet Squat at the Flagpole Athens Music Awards and featured appearances at festivals such as the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Bel Chere, the Twilight Athens Jazz Festival, the Cherry Blossom Festival, Harvest Midtown, and Athfest. His compositions have received international airplay and have been heard on Sirius radio and NPR’s All Things Considered. He has performed with artists including Jimmy Haslip of the Yellowjackets, John Patitucci, Joe Lovano, Corey Christiansen, and Darmon Meader of the New York Voices, and has taken the stage at events like the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jazz à Vienne, the International Festival of University Theatre in Casablanca, the World Sacred Music Festival in Bangalore, and performances in Montepulciano, Italy. He began performing with the Georgia Symphony Jazz Orchestra in 2008. Wright holds a Master of Music in Jazz Studies from Georgia State University and teaches jazz guitar, theory and composition, ensembles, jazz history, improvisation, and the history of rock at Kennesaw State University, with additional teaching experience at LaGrange College, Gainesville College, and the Atlanta Institute of Music and Media, as well as service as a Jazz Artist in Residence at the University of Georgia. From 2011 to 2016 he contributed a regular Jazz Harmony column to Just Jazz Guitar magazine. His recordings include Where I’m Calling From, The Trey Wright Trio’s Thinking Out Loud on Blue Canoe Records, The Hibbard/Wright Project with Grammy winner Mace Hibbard, and Songs From Oak Avenue. Thinking Out Loud was included in the first round of Grammy nominations for Best Jazz Instrumental Album in 2010 and later appeared in Delta Air Lines in flight entertainment.

Experience ballroom dancing in a welcoming, complimentary class created for newcomers. It is ideal for absolute beginners, couples looking for a unique date night, individuals exploring a new hobby, and adults ready to try something different. No partner or prior experience is needed. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a positive attitude. Professional instructors will guide participants through the basics of popular social dances in a relaxed, encouraging setting. Many participants say they wish they had started sooner.

Get ready for All Shook Up, an Elvis Presley musical coming to the Marietta Theatre. The show runs from August 13 through August 22, 2026. Tickets are available through Tix.com.