This weekend in North ATL, GA

Take part in a round robin tournament for mixed doubles teams that welcomes every skill level. Friendly play, community, and connection set the tone on the courts. Participation helps provide essential services for children with disabilities and their families, creating a meaningful impact close to home. Bring friends to play and help make the event a success.

A quick stop for tomatoes can easily become a full haul at the Suwanee Farmers Market, where fresh pastries, handmade soap, and pet treats sit alongside locally grown produce. This outdoor gathering blends pantry restocking with a friendly community atmosphere, featuring fruits and vegetables, baked goods, locally sourced sauces, organic self care products, handmade dog treats, and more from local vendors. It offers a relaxed way to support small businesses while exploring a wide range of flavors and goods. Bringing a basket or reusable shopping bag is helpful, and most vendors accept cash, credit, and debit. The City of Suwanee is not accepting vendor applications at this time, and it will not request personal financial information or payments through social media. Be cautious of fraudulent accounts or messages.

At the Suwannee Farmer's Market in the town center, look for a wide range of fresh offerings such as brassica cooking greens, crisp radishes, romaine lettuce heads, mixed greens, green onions, dill, hakurei turnips, and green beans. Additional harvests include Unagi cucumbers, cherry and heirloom tomatoes, carrots, beets, onions, watermelons, collards, basil, marigolds, red, white and blue potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, cilantro, snap peas, and both summer and winter squash, with a few surprises along the way.

At Wills Park Equestrian Center, this open schooling show is recognized by GDCTA and follows USEF and USDF rules, including adherence to the Safe Sport suspended list. A prize list will be published, and online entries for this show are handled through Horse Show Office. Saturday competition may provide opportunities to qualify for Finals classes held on Sunday. The Sunday schedule includes championship classes such as the Lisa Seger Insurance Adult Amateur Medal and Dressage Seat Equitation. Sponsors include Atlanta Saddlery, Riding Warehouse, and Lisa Seger Insurance.

Peachstate Kaffee brings Porsche enthusiasts together for a friendly social gathering supported by area businesses that care about the brand and the Peachstate PCA community. All are welcome. The event is hosted by Atlanta Ceramic PPF of Alpharetta, a PCA supporter.

Explore the Cumming Farmers Market at Cumming City Center for seasonal produce from area farms along with locally raised meats, eggs, and honey. Find fresh-baked breads and desserts, plus small-batch jams and jellies. The market also features potted plants and handcrafted arts and crafts from Georgia vendors, offering a simple way to support the community. The market operates in the parking lot off Vision Parkway at Cumming City Center, with parking available there and along Vision Parkway. Due to ongoing construction, Vision Drive, Merchant Way, the amphitheater, and the putting course will be closed during market hours. Vendors interested in participating can email gazawayfarms@gmail.com or send a message to the Cumming Farmers Market Facebook page.

Explore a lively community market at City Green featuring farm-fresh produce, artisanal foods, baked goods, and handmade goods from local vendors. Wander the stalls, discover new favorites, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere as selections change each week. Bring friends, family, and reusable bags to make the most of the visit.

Pick up the pace on the paths and learn about wellness alongside health professionals, all in recognition of Immunization Awareness Month. This free activity welcomes participants of all ages at George Pierce Park. Meet at the recreation center to begin the walk and enjoy a relaxed, informative outing that gets everyone moving.

Get ready for a high-energy cardio dance workout inspired by music-video style choreography. This class is all about moving to today’s hottest hits while building endurance, burning calories, and boosting confidence. Expect a full-body session that targets your abs, legs, and arms, with an upbeat, club-like atmosphere and low lighting. It’s designed for adults.

Warhammer Lawrenceville presents an 11th Edition summer Escalation league that starts with Combat Patrol games to sharpen understanding of the core rules, then builds into larger battles at 750, 1000, and 1500 points to showcase more of each army’s codex. The league features three Combat Patrol missions, followed by two at 750 points, two at 1000 points, and two at 1500 points. Missions are scheduled and cannot be played early, but makeups are allowed at any time during the league. Participants should bring their Citadel models with army rules from a codex or index, a copy of the 11th Edition Core Rules, a mission deck, dice, and measuring tools.

This light hike explores the beautifully forested 3.8 mile trail at Matt Community Park, offering scenery, exercise, and friendly fellowship. The route is rated D2, an easy to moderate outing with some hills, and is suited for first-time participants who want a relaxed pace and a chance to connect with others. Wear shoes with good tread that can get muddy, and bring a small day pack with essentials like a rain jacket, camera, and water. Hiking poles are optional. Please do not bring children or animals. Follow the multi-use trail signs to the back of the park to reach the starting area. Be prepared for natural hazards such as cliffs, water, changing weather, wildlife, insects, reptiles, falling limbs or rocks, and plants like poison ivy, oak, or sumac. Sections of trail may be unmaintained, slippery, rocky, or icy, with steep embankments, and clothing may get muddy or wet. Restroom facilities may not be available. An optional post-hike lunch is planned at Laredos Taqueria & Grill. By attending, each participant accepts personal responsibility and releases Echo Ministries and its team from liability for any loss, injury, illness, damages, or death while participating or volunteering.

At Lost Corner Preserve, create a complete oil painting in one class, even if you have never painted before. Bob Ross Certified Instructor Jeremy Rogers leads a step-by-step lesson using techniques from the television series The Joy of Painting, guiding you through a tranquil forest scene with those signature happy trees. The class stays light and fun while focusing on making something beautiful, and only Bob Ross supplies are used for an authentic experience. Students should bring a roll of paper towels, a pack of baby wipes, and a box large enough to carry a 12 by 16 inch painting home.

Experience an easygoing introduction to canoeing on Beaver Pond, ideal for first-time paddlers, families with young kids, and adults returning to the sport. CNC canoe guides take time to teach paddling techniques and explain equipment, then lead friendly races and games to practice new skills. Admission to CNC is included, so consider packing a picnic and enjoying the nature center grounds afterward. Ages 5 and up. Pricing is per person, $25 for the general public and $12.50 for CNC members. Advance registration is required by the Thursday before each class.

Enjoy a complimentary fitness session at North Point Mall in Alpharetta, created in partnership with Highland Yoga. This all-level experience offers a full body workout that combines strength, movement, and mindfulness to help participants feel balanced and empowered. Giveaways will be available while supplies last, and space is limited.

Get ready for a superhero-themed drag brunch with WUSSY’s X-Men lineup at City Winery Atlanta. Dress up as your favorite Avenger, X-Men, or Marvel superhero, and enjoy the show hosted by Atlanta’s Dotte Com. Full cast details will be shared soon. Brunch add-ons are available for purchase onsite on the day of the show only, and this event is recommended for ages 13 and up.

Charlie’s Birthday Bingo Bash gathers families at Pinecrest Academy for a friendly day of bingo and community spirit, supporting efforts to find a cure for Charlie and many other children. All proceeds from the event go directly to Cure GABA-A.

GlowBand delivers a unique tribute to the Eagles, tracing their signature sound from 70s favorites to 90s highlights. The set features classics by the band along with songs from artists closely connected to them, including Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, and Bob Seger. Expect rich vocal harmonies, skilled musicianship, and high-energy performances that celebrate timeless rock and roll. The concert is offered as both a matinee and an evening show.

Sip & Script hosts a beginner-friendly modern calligraphy workshop at Mimms Museum of Technology and Art in Roswell, GA. Open to stationery enthusiasts, DIY brides-to-be, and anyone who enjoys crafting, the session introduces pointed dip pen techniques and ink fundamentals, then shows how to add custom lettering to envelopes, wedding pieces, home accents, and more. Over one and a half hours, participants receive guided instruction and demonstrations. The class includes a take-home starter kit with a straight pen holder, two nibs, a pot of black ink, tracing paper, two lettering guides, and practice materials, and all items go home with you. After the workshop, there is an option to visit the museum.

Bring the whole family for an interactive improv show filled with big laughs. Wowie Zowie features some of Atlanta’s best improvisers performing live with audience participation, making it a great introduction to improv for kids ages 4 to 12. Children can jump in as much or as little as they want during the show.

Experience a calming, hands-on string art workshop centered on the Sacred Light design. Beginners and seasoned makers are welcome, and step by step guidance keeps the process soothing, fun, and uplifting. All materials are ready to use, including a prepared wooden board with nails already in place, a broad palette of colorful threads, decorative accents for personal touches, and the necessary tools. As each strand is placed, the Sacred Light image gradually comes to life, turning the making into a mindful creative journey. Participants finish with a display-ready piece to take home or give as a meaningful gift, along with the quiet satisfaction that comes from slowing down and creating with care.

Second Saturdays at Ashford Lane turns The Lawn into a relaxed outdoor gathering with live music performances, a new theme each time, and experiences shaped by the community. Every edition features seasonal touches and hands-on activities, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Enjoy food and refreshments while you take in the scene. Admission is free. Upcoming highlights include Back To School Kick Celebration & Activities and a Fall Festival.

Fathom Entertainment brings Studio Ghibli Fest 2026 to Aurora Cineplex, showcasing a lineup that includes anniversary presentations of 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 Princess Mononoke. Screenings are offered in both English-dubbed and English-subtitled versions. Enjoy the experience on the big screen with luxury heated recliners. Tickets are $12.50, the new Fathom Entertainment price.

Suwanee’s August Concert brings live music, food, and community fun to Town Center Park with a free, open-to-all celebration. Cody Matlock opens the show, followed by headliner The Calling. No tickets or reserved tables are required. Attendees may bring chairs and blankets, but tents are not allowed. Complimentary shuttles will be available from Shadowbrook Church and Shawnee North for added convenience. Expect a lively atmosphere and a full evening of performances in the park.

Brook Run Amphitheater hosts an evening of live music, food trucks, giveaways, and more. Attendees can bring lawn chairs, enjoy a bite from the trucks, and dance under the stars with the community. The concert is headlined by The M-80s with an opening performance by Herd Behavior. The M-80s began as friends united by a love of 1980s music and grew into a band devoted to bringing the decade’s iconic hits to modern audiences. They progressed from local shows to major events and festivals, known for faithful performances and a lively stage presence that gets crowds singing and dancing. Each member brings years of musical experience and personality, shaping a set that feels both like a tribute and a celebration of the 80s.

Enjoy a relaxed 2.5-hour evening paddle led by the nature center’s experienced canoe guides while exploring the Chattahoochee River and the wetlands unique to metro Atlanta. Designed for newcomers and for those looking to reconnect with a familiar waterway, the trip focuses on spotting wildlife and learning about the river’s ecosystem. All gear is provided. Open to ages 8 and older. The price is $39 for the general public and $34 for CNC Members, per person. Advance registration is required by the Thursday before each trip.

Lucky’s Live presents Traveling Downbeats on the Backyard Stage, bringing a high-energy dance party vibe to an outdoor Roswell venue that welcomes both kids and dogs. Bring a picnic blanket or a lawn chair, settle in for live music, enjoy burgers, and cool off with plenty of ice-cold beer. Please note that the event depends on weather conditions. Schedules may change, so check the organizer’s social media or website for the latest updates. Outside food and beverages are not permitted.

Meet up with Chris at Halcyon during Groovin' on the Green.

Dylan Carlino is bringing a night of stand-up comedy to City Winery Atlanta on Saturday, August 8. Expect sharp, offbeat jokes and fearless storytelling in an intimate venue built for live performances. Food and beverage service is available in the venue, including options to dine before the show.

Dock Rock Radio brings a smooth yacht rock sound to StillFire Brewing in Suwanee, Georgia. Warm harmonies and easygoing grooves will sweep through the taproom as the band turns the space into a shoreline style celebration. With beer pouring and a spirited crowd, the set blends feel good classics with deeper selections. Settle in, relax, and soak in the smooth sounds.

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

GA FIRE makes its first appearance at Roswell Junction, bringing a lively event filled with music and dancing for friends and family. Admission is $10, and tickets are available in advance or at the door.

Part of the Summer Concert Series at the Lou Sobh Amphitheater presented by The Providence Group, this concert features Nashville Nation from Atlanta delivering modern country favorites spanning the last 25 years. Expect chart hits made famous by Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson, and others, performed with a Nashville-style sound, strong vocals, tight musicianship, and an energetic show that keeps the crowd singing and dancing. Admission and parking are free. Venue guidelines apply, including no coolers, outside food, outside alcoholic beverages, cans, glass bottles, or smoking. Leashed friendly dogs are welcome. Bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating. Tents are not permitted. For safety, please put away all balls once the music starts and refrain from throwing or kicking any objects during the performance.

The H.O.R.D.E. Festival Revival presented by The Core channels the high-spirited vibe of the 1990s H.O.R.D.E. tours, distilling the feel of a roaming festival into one concert. Expect a journey through songs associated with Widespread Panic, Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Blues Traveler, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, The Allman Brothers Band, Gov’t Mule, Spin Doctors, and others. Centered on the classic stretch from 1992 to 1998, the set revisits tracks that shaped a generation, recalling a time when discovery happened in the room and the music was the focus. The Core features Georgia musicians Josh Carson of Acoustic Workshop and Parts & Labor, Bo Hembree of Dreams So Real and Diablo Sandwich, Chris Queen of Allgood, Phil Keaggy, and Dreams So Real, and David Fisch of David Fisch & The Bent Hooks. The rhythm section brings deep experience with Kevin Leahy whose credits include Bodeans, Sugarland, Shawn Mullins, Allgood, and Zac Brown, Rob Sumowski with Allgood, Billy Pilgrim, Shawn Mullins, Kevn Kinney, and Brent Cobb, and Bill Taylor with Tribute: A Celebration of The Allman Brothers Band, Jupiter Coyote, and The Bitteroots. Tickets are $20.

Sunset Strip returns to Roswell with a high energy show at the city’s premier party spot.

Georgia’s homegrown, all-request dueling pianos experience comes back to The Well in Cumming with a mix of sing along fun and comedy. Admission is free, and bringing cash is recommended if you want to get in on the party.

Participants may run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, all in support of children facing cancer across 13 home away from home centers of Access Life. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place each Sunday.

Guided by Holly at Lift Yoga (Johns Creek), this 90 minute session blends myofascial massage, restorative yoga, and yoga nidra to ease tension and invite deep rest. Designed as a peaceful reset, it provides a calm space for body and mind to recover while fostering a renewed sense of ease and equilibrium. The experience weaves therapeutic myofascial work, supported postures, and a restful meditation to cultivate peace, vitality, and overall well being.

The first Salvadoreño festival in Metro Atlanta celebrates Mamacita’s first anniversary of sharing authentic food with the community. This gathering recognizes a local milestone and the continued support that made it possible.

Brunch at Sapphire pairs flavorful dishes with refreshing drinks in a relaxed setting. The atmosphere suits an easy Sunday, perfect for taking your time over good conversation. Saturday brunch is offered, keeping the focus on simple pleasures and a comfortable pace.

This event is free to participate in. There is no entry fee.

Enjoy an outdoor shuffle skate with DJ808 Heart2Shuffle at Union Hill Park. It is free to attend and parking is complimentary. Please bring your own skates, protective gear, a chair, and a water bottle.

This women-only Reiki healing circle offers a nurturing environment for softness, openness, safety, and meaningful emotional connection. It goes beyond a standard Reiki session, using an intuitive approach that meets what is truly present within. The work engages the subtle energy field and the unconscious layers where fear, old survival responses, and protective patterns can take root, often showing up in everyday life through relationships, work, family dynamics, and how you relate to yourself. Participants are supported in releasing what still lingers from the past, recognizing repeating patterns, finding steadiness in uncertainty without fear, building a foundation of safety and self-trust, and rekindling connection to an inner light and sense of belonging. The pace is gentle and honors each person’s readiness, allowing the inner world to unfold naturally. The circle is facilitated by a Reiki Master and regression therapist who maintains a grounded and supportive space that helps the system recalibrate and reorganize, encouraging clarity, balance, and inner stability. Group size is intentionally kept small to preserve depth, intimacy, and the integrity of the work.

Join Chef Jennifer for a hands-on sushi making cooking class at Clean Eatz. You’ll get step-by-step guidance as you learn how to roll and build sushi, enjoy tasting along the way, and take home a recipe you’ll want to make again. All ingredients and cooking tools are provided, and you’ll leave with a full meal that you cooked yourself. This is a beginner-friendly experience meant to be fun and low-stress, with beverages available for purchase on-site.

Enjoy a friendly 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 is about four miles, mostly level, and kept at an easy, stay-together pace. A brief pre-ride overview covers the plan and safety essentials, and after the ride there is time to socialize at one of the businesses in the center. Riders of all experience levels are welcome, including families, recreational cyclists, and those getting started. Come with a helmet and water, bring a lock if you have one, wear weather-appropriate clothing, and make sure your bike is in safe working order with properly inflated tires. Participants should be able to start, stop, and ride independently without training wheels. Children 10 and under must ride with an adult.

Live music from Mike Karp takes over Lucky’s Backyard and Stage, bringing upbeat energy to a space promoted as Roswell’s largest outdoor, dog and kid friendly venue. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair, settle in for great tunes, and enjoy burgers with plenty of cold beer available. All activities are weather dependent, and the schedule may change, so check social media or the venue’s website for updates. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Additional parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.

Enjoy a tropical summer vibe with an evening of salsa and bachata in an open-air courtyard. A complimentary dance class gets everyone moving, then the floor opens for social dancing with music by DJ King Tito. Entry is free, parking is free, and it is BYOB. Bring a chair, dance under the sky, and enjoy the rhythms throughout the evening. Presented by PASOFino Dance Studio.

Enjoy Atlanta’s first silent headphone fashion show, where style meets sound in a new and immersive way. The event is for ages 18+ and runs for about 4 hours. Doors open at 5:00 PM, with free parking available.

This event is free to play, with no entry fee required.

Catch Carlos Mencia live at The Punchline Comedy Club. Choose your section and get ready for an evening of stand-up comedy.

HIGH NOON is a quick-draw themed improv show where the fastest improvisers turn audience suggestions into brand-new scenes on the spot. Each performance features a different cast so the ride stays fresh. Tickets cost $8 online or $12 at the door.