Events in Peachtree City, GA

Designed for ages walking to 24 months, this 30 minute program features toys, songs, and stories. Children should be steady walkers. No registration is required, and older siblings are asked not to attend.

Pokémon League welcomes ages 6 and up. All ages are invited to participate, though the activities primarily support younger players ages 6 to 13. Parents of elementary age children must remain nearby at all times, and parents of older children are also advised to stay in the library. Participants are encouraged to bring a smartphone or tablet for Pokémon Go, a Nintendo Switch to play Pokémon games, or Pokémon trading cards for trading or battling. To help protect belongings, a weekly Pokémon Theft Acknowledgement Waiver must be signed before children are dropped off, and players 13 years or older may sign their own form. This paperwork explains the responsibilities of children, parents, and players to watch their items. Labeling all Pokémon belongings and toys is recommended to deter theft and reduce the chance of lost items. No registration required.

Anthony’s Pizzeria hosts music bingo that swaps numbers for hit songs. Hear the tracks, sing along if you like, mark what you hear, then call bingo. It is free to play. The event is sponsored by Tom Kirkbride Law Firm, which provides cash to all winners. Enjoy pizza and cold drinks while you play, and singing is welcome.

Sam hosts a lively, family-friendly music trivia night at The Alamo, guiding participants in her own style. Seating often fills quickly, so consider arriving early or reserving a table ahead of time.

Free Ride Entertainment brings Xtreme Music Trivia to Grazing Here for a weekly showdown of music smarts. Tackle 38 music categories while teaming up to compete for bragging rights across participating music trivia venues. Prizes are awarded to the top three finishers each week, with a lively soundtrack setting the mood before the questions begin.

Settle into a calm, welcoming space for group meditation at the True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork. Led by Susan McGowan, PhD, these inclusive sessions are open to all levels and invite a simple intention to experience a moment of peace. The approach is not tied to any single tradition, and donations are appreciated. Walk-ins are welcome, with no advance registration or ticketing. Consider arriving a little early to get comfortable. Chairs, mats, blankets, and other supportive props are provided.

This annual tradition in Historic Downtown Newnan is an all-day sidewalk shopping event where visitors can walk the downtown streets and shop some of the best deals of the year.

Xtreme Music Trivia brings a lively music challenge to Partners Bar & Grill in Peachtree City, Ga. Teams field questions spanning all genres from the 1950s through the 2020s, with prizes awarded. Enjoy great food, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere at Partners Bar & Grill, formerly Yknot, while competing for Xtreme Music Trivia bragging rights.

At Anthony’s Pizzeria, DJ Wes hosts karaoke that welcomes singers of all kinds to take the mic. Drink specials include $6 Jameson and $4 Fireball, and the kitchen remains open late. A sign-up list helps keep the songs flowing so every voice gets a turn.

An annual tradition transforms Highway 34 West in Newnan into a miles-long route for junkin' and treasure hunting, with free admission and parking for all. Sales and displays appear all along Franklin Road, featuring spots such as Keith’s Corner arts and crafts show, Witter’s Pond, Brown’s Farm, the Franklin Road Flea Market, and other multi-vendor areas. Vendors set up along Franklin Highway from Hemrick’s to Thigpen Road, with additional yard sales on surrounding roads such as Wynn Road. Vendor inquiries for Keith’s Corner can be sent to keithskorner448@gmail.com, and Witter’s Pond vendor questions can be directed to 404-473-6490. A complete list of participating locations is available in the event details, and Barn Chick Co. can be contacted to be added.

Experience a calm, centering yoga session with instructor Jana Realbuto at True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork. The class blends gentle movement and mindful breathing to let go of the week and step into the weekend feeling refreshed. It features smooth sequences and time to reconnect with yourself.

Browse a weekend-style garage sale and vendor market where local sellers offer a mix of new and gently used goods. Enjoy live performances from local entertainers and a Kids Area with activities for families. Most vendor spaces are indoors, providing cover from the weather and a comfortable place to shop. Vendors should be aware that an application is required, the fee is $25 per day, and indoor spaces are available. Spots are limited, and the event serves as an opportunity to showcase products and connect with the community.

Experience a community storytime followed by a make-and-create activity. Attendees can settle in before the reading begins, enjoy the read-aloud, and then take part in the craft with materials available through the end of the session.

Main Street Newnan presents a monthly open-air market set throughout the courthouse square area in downtown Newnan. Local artisans, artists, and farmers highlight a wide range of handcrafted, homemade, and homegrown goods, with more than 50 booths and a rotating mix of vendors bringing fresh, one-of-a-kind finds. Explore locally grown produce, honey, jams and jellies, salsa, pottery, original art, children’s clothing, handwoven baskets, leather goods, fresh baked treats, handcrafted furniture, birdhouses, wood and fiber art, wreaths, floral creations, and more. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone.

Explore Serenbe Farms, a working, certified organic operation in the Serenbe community within the rural landscapes of the Chattahoochee Hill Country. This tour focuses on how crops are cultivated and harvested with sustainability in mind, offering a window into the day-to-day practices that keep an organic farm productive. Discover how the team raises over 300 varieties of heirloom and hybrid vegetables, herbs, and flowers, and learn how more than 60,000 pounds of produce each year supports the Serenbe community.

Miles for Mentorship 5K from The Luc Cochran Foundation is a community run and walk devoted to investing in the next generation. Every mile contributes to expanded access to mentorship, education, technology, and opportunities for youth and families throughout Metro Atlanta. The course follows the trails at McCurry Park for a scenic 5K that welcomes both runners and walkers. Participants can push for a personal best, take an easy stroll with family, or offer encouragement from the sidelines. Expect a family-friendly setting with music, community partners, and refreshments, along with chances to connect with The Luc Cochran Foundation and learn how support fuels youth mentorship, educational, technology, and community outreach programs. Registrations and donations power this mission, turning footsteps into meaningful change and helping create a brighter future one mile at a time.

Model homes are available for walk-throughs at your own pace. Featured residences include a furnished Victorian-inspired cottage in Serenbe’s Spela Hamlet by McKinney Builders, designed with an open main living area, a primary bedroom on the first floor, welcoming guest quarters with a private balcony, and outdoor spaces close to the trails. Another home by South Haven Builders is set on the Lupo Loop hillside, combining polished style, everyday comfort, and carefully considered design. Serenbe Real Estate can share information about other available homes. Dining is close at hand before or after your visit, with options like The Farmhouse, The Hill, Halsa, Blue Eyed Daisy, and Austin’s.

Line Dancing with Scott returns to The Yoga Lounge for an upbeat session that trades stress for fun. Bring friends, pick up the steps at a relaxed pace, and enjoy time on the dance floor. No experience is needed. The cost is $10. Space is limited, and spots may fill quickly.

Warrior Yoga offers a restorative practice centered on purposeful movement, community, and mindfulness. Guided by instructors from The Yoga Lounge, this session provides time to recharge, regain balance, and begin the month with clarity and calm. The class is free, and a reserved spot is required.

This open mic, hosted by local artist Megan Strom, brings soulful, vibrant live music to Anthony’s Pizzeria. Musicians of any experience level are welcome to take the stage, and listeners can settle in and enjoy the performances. The kitchen serves pizza along with other menu favorites during the music. Those who want to perform can connect with Megan to get on the lineup.

Downtown Restaurant Week showcases local dining with a lineup of restaurants and beverage spots to explore. Participants use a digital passport to check in at each location by scanning the QR code found at the table or checkout, then upload enough receipts during the week to meet the goal. Completing the passport enters participants for a chance to receive a dinner themed gift basket provided by Brightmoor Hospice. The passport also features exclusive offers marked for Restaurant Week, and visits to places without a listed deal still count toward progress. The passport is active throughout the week. Note for businesses, this is not a vendor market. Official information is shared by Main Street Fayetteville, GA, and requests for fees from other sources are not affiliated.

An annual Labor Day Zumba party with Lisa raises funds for Royal Animal Refuge. A team of instructors leads a high-energy workout set to a lively playlist, creating a fun atmosphere of dancing, smiles, and sweat while supporting the animals in the refuge’s care. All experience levels are welcome and no prior Zumba background is needed. The cost is $15, and payments can be made via CashApp, Venmo, Zelle, or PayPal. Complimentary refreshments will be provided to keep everyone fueled for the workout.

Roam to Bloom Travel Club launches at Murph's as a welcoming hub for travelers who relish discovering new places while aiming to travel smarter and with intention. The focus is on sharing practical insights, from keeping up with changing border and entry policies to tracking down boutique stays that rarely appear in typical searches. This meeting looks at how the industry is evolving and ways to find experiences that feel more genuine and less tourist oriented. The conversation also invites attendees to share the topics they most want to learn about to help shape the year's agenda. Future sessions plan to dive into the logistics of European river cruising and a candid look at expedition travel, including what it really means to venture beyond well trodden routes.

Fun Friday returns to C. Jay Smith Park with food trucks, a DJ, a bungee trampoline, a face painter, and more. Participants can take on evening challenges by completing a lap around the pumptrack, navigating an obstacle course through the adventure playground, or making a baseball toss, football toss, and basketball shot. Each completed activity earns an entry for prizes.

The country’s earliest and longest-running tribute to Billy Joel and Elton John takes the stage at the Fred Amphitheater in Peachtree City. Two performers share the spotlight by alternating at the piano, capturing each legend in both sound and look while supported by a lineup of in-demand musicians. Levittown, New York native Mike Santoro rips through the whirlwind opener of "Angry Young Man" before diving into high-energy Billy Joel favorites like "Movin' Out," "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant," and more. After his set, Ronnie Smith appears in signature sunglasses and glittering suits to trace Elton John’s style from the 70s to today, delivering timeless anthems such as "Tiny Dancer" and the expansive "Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding" alongside lighter moments including "Crocodile Rock" and the fictional band tale "Bennie and the Jets." For a third act finale, both artists return together, trading leads on additional highlights from both catalogs. The show runs for about three hours.

At Inn at Serenbe, Giwayen Mata, an award-winning all-women ensemble, brings dance, percussion, and vocal artistry in a powerful and moving program. Their name comes from the Hausa language of Nigeria and means elephant women, a title given to leaders of women’s organizations. Reflecting their namesake, the group spans generations, nurtures and leads from within, and upholds culture with dignity and grace. Grounded in movement, rhythm, and song from across the African Diaspora, they create works that honor, celebrate, and reveal the richness of Black womanhood. With roots that touch both the lands of Indigenous American ancestors and the African homelands of their foremothers and forefathers, they stand in respect for the vibrant tapestry that shapes them as daughters of the world.

Pet owners can access affordable wellness care for dogs and cats at a low-cost shot clinic. Services include core vaccinations, rabies shots, microchipping, and screening tests. There is a $25 exam fee per pet. Core vaccines are available for $18 each. Microchipping is $30. A one-year rabies vaccination is $20, and a three-year option is $50 with proof of a previous rabies shot. Testing options include a canine heartworm test for $30 and a feline triple test for $40. To schedule an appointment, call 770-288-5592.

Free and welcoming to all ages, this suicide prevention awareness event shares practical ways to cope with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. Participants may also visit the optional Honoree Trail, a dedicated area to remember loved ones lost to suicide by placing a flag along the path or arranging a photo sign in advance. For more information or to submit a tribute, email akimbell@pathwayscsb.org.

Enjoy a relaxed chess gathering where community members play, learn, and share strategies. A chess coach will help beginners with the basics and offer guidance for more experienced players. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Attendance is free and no registration is required.

Through CAREing Paws, registered therapy dogs support children as they practice reading and strengthen literacy skills. This program is for students in first through fifth grade who already have basic reading ability. The library offers three 20 minute sessions, and a parent must reserve a time in advance. Children may bring a book from home or choose one at the library. Registration is required. For more information or to register, call 770-631-2520.

This gathering offers an easygoing afternoon focused on brews, bassets, and friendly conversation at Line Creek Brewing Bus Barn & Event Center. Leashed dogs are welcome on the covered patio only, and they are not permitted inside the brewery or restaurant. The complex also includes a dog park and a playground.

At Town Square Playhouse, an interactive comedy mystery unfolds aboard the Titanic, where Quartermaster Edmund Fitzgerald is killed during the ship's maiden voyage. Suspects include the Captain, Molly Brown, Rose, Jack, and Quartermaster Robert Hitchens, and the audience helps uncover who is responsible... with prizes on the line for cracking the case. Every ticket includes dessert. Suitable for teens and older. Featuring William Shiflet, Paige Steadman, and Demmarie Boreland. Written and directed by Robert Drake.

An elegant tea gathering at Enon Ranch in College Park brings sorors together for a day of unity, laughter, celebration, and sisterhood. The event welcomes members of the Divine Nine, with special recognition for the Pretty Ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha, the Devastating Divas of Delta Sigma Theta, the Finer Women of Zeta Phi Beta, and the Pretty Poodles of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. A portion of proceeds will be donated to a local charity chosen by attendee vote. Suggested attire includes sorority color inspired dresses, pearls, gloves, and a fascinator for a polished tea time look.

This concert pairs Collective Soul with Atlanta’s HeyDreamer for an evening of melodic hooks, gritty grooves, and high energy. Collective Soul, the Georgia-born rock mainstay led by songwriter and frontman Ed Roland, brings more than three decades of music shaped by soaring melodies, muscular guitars, and a touch of Southern grit. Expect familiar favorites like Shine, December, and The World I Know alongside newer material from the double album Here to Eternity, recorded at the Elvis Presley Palm Springs Estate and featuring sleek riffs, reflective storytelling, and a contribution from Brian Ray. HeyDreamer adds a genre-blending edge with soulful vocals, tight harmonies, and a dynamic rhythm section. Fronted by singer and guitarist Melody Kiser with Dustin Williams on bass, David Williams on drums, and Donnie Gee on keyboards, the band builds on releases If You’re Out There and Dances in Wonderland while preparing the 13-part concept album Celebrated Destruction of Paradise, powered by a fan-backed Kickstarter that surpassed $30,000. With radio features on 99X, appearances at 99X Big Day Out and the Melissa Etheridge Cruise, involvement in launching Newnan Porchfest, and a production deal with Real People Music recording at Real 2 Reel Studios owned by Brian Collins and Will Turpin of Collective Soul, HeyDreamer arrives with momentum and a reputation for electrifying live shows.

Students interested in performing can audition for Alice in Wonderland and take part in a comprehensive theater experience led by director Tammy Barton. Participants will explore the full process of staging a production, from script selection and auditions to character development, costumes, set design, music, choreography, and behind-the-scenes work. Audition times vary by age. A $100 production fee applies if you are cast. For registration details, call 470-632-7389.

Jessica Dixon Majka of Atelier 20 Perry leads a free community Pilates mat class at Greenville Street Park, welcoming participants of any experience level. Remember to bring a mat and water.

A monthly support group that meets on the third Tuesday offers a light lunch and a warm, peer-supported space for breast cancer survivors at any stage. Participants connect for friendship and mutual encouragement, with occasional activities that bring people together. Laughter and open sharing are encouraged.

Breast cancer is second only to skin cancer in how often it is diagnosed in U.S. women, with about one in eight who reach age 80 experiencing it, and it accounts for roughly 30 percent of new cancer cases in women each year. City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is hosting a dedicated screening event that provides 3D digital breast tomosynthesis mammograms and take-home educational resources. Most insurance plans are accepted, and the event price is $99 for those without coverage. A physician referral is not required to schedule, but each participant must have a doctor to receive the results, and all appointments are contingent on meeting clinical requirements. Registration is required. To reserve a mammogram time, call 770-400-6677.

The HBCU National Tennis Championship is an ITA sanctioned fall tournament that brings HBCU schools together to compete. Players participate in singles and doubles, with champions named both individually and by team at the close of play. For the first time, Division I and Division II schools will be crowned with separate national and individual honors. Entry is open to HBCU institutions, and the event regularly features more than 15 colleges, representing over 30 men's and women's programs and close to 250 players. Marking 25 years, organizers aim to involve the community and reach the largest participation yet.

Atelier Teen returns with a weekly series for ages 13 to 17. The program spans seven weeks, with one session each week. Registration is open, and participants should include their shirt size when completing the form.

Experience uplifting gospel at The Ville Amphitheater as WCLK Gospel Fest brings together a powerful roster of artists. The lineup includes Dottie Peoples, Melvin Crispell III, Maurette Brown Clark, David Walker & High Praise, and Pastor E. Dewey Smith. Local food and dessert options will be on site with The Jazzburger & Chef Bakers Place, Dreaming Sweets, and Johnny’s Pizza, which will also offer craft beverages. Attendees may bring a small cooler or picnic basket with personal snacks and drinks. Tickets are available in advance, and prices increase on the day of the show. FreshTix is the authorized ticketing provider, and only tickets purchased through FreshTix or the Ville Box Office are guaranteed, as third-party tickets cannot be validated. Free parking is available at the Fayette County High School lot. The event takes place rain or shine, umbrellas are not permitted, and a poncho is recommended. Ticketing is cashless and processed by card. Lawn seating welcomes blankets or low-profile beach-style chairs. Children ages 5 and up need a ticket for the lawn, and all children in reserved seating must have their own ticket. Sponsors include QTS Data Center, Brightmoor Healthcare, Hampton Inn, Johnny’s Pizza, and Safebuilt.

Set at The Pavilion at Serenbe, this concert showcases Afro Cuban rhythms and Latin jazz with Bobby Sanabria & Sexteto Ibiano. The program spans mambo, salsa, and New York jazz fusion, emphasizing how these musical traditions have evolved and intersected. Tickets range from $65 to $200.

Cherokee Thunder performs a live mix of favorite country and rock songs at Tavern on 74. The set features familiar tunes from both genres.

Tee up at Flat Creek Country Club for a four person scramble celebrating the legacy of Vince Rossetti, founder of Ravin Homes and a respected Fayette County leader. The day begins with breakfast and time to connect before players head out for 18 holes. Entry includes cart access, a Chick-fil-A boxed lunch, on-course contests, a well stocked player swag bag, and a post round hors d’oeuvres banquet. The tournament will proceed in any weather, and if severe conditions interfere, registrations convert to a fully tax deductible gift supporting conservation and education, or may be applied to a future tournament. All proceeds advance the mission of elevating nature through exceptional stewardship.

Now in its 25th year, this community golf tournament brings players and supporters together to benefit two local priorities: Main Street Fayetteville’s downtown revitalization efforts and the Fayetteville Mental Health Advisory Board’s community initiatives. Participation helps strengthen the local economy, protect community history, showcase unique local businesses, and fund essential mental health programs. Opportunities to get involved include sponsorships that offer community exposure, team entries for a friendly day on the course, in-kind contributions of goods or services, and donations of raffle and prize items that boost fundraising. Important notice for vendors and sponsors: the event does not include a vendor market. Treat any requests in comment threads or personal messages for vendor fees or payments through digital apps as fraudulent. Official event communication is issued only by Main Street Fayetteville, GA.

This theatre activity at Wadsworth Auditorium serves adults 18 and older with a broad range of abilities. Delivered in collaboration with organizations that support people with intellectual or physical disabilities, ranging from mild to severe, as well as other diagnosed conditions, it is part of a year-round recreation program. In addition to theatre, the program offers basketball, wiffleball, swimming, pickleball, and kickball, with activities hosted at Lynch Park Facilities, Wadsworth Auditorium, and the Newnan Pickleball Complex.

The 2nd Annual Peachtree City Dragon Boat Race & International Festival brings a full day of paddling and cultural activities to Drake Field on Lake Peachtree in Peachtree City, GA. Hosted by the 501c3 nonprofit Peach State Dragon Boat Academy, this small boat fundraiser features fast 200 meter races where teams showcase endurance and teamwork against a scenic lakeside backdrop. The festival offers live entertainment, a variety of food trucks, artisan vendors, and special activities for attendees. Paddling categories welcome cancer survivor teams, paradragon athletes, participants age 50 and up, and other interested paddlers. A meaningful Cancer Flower Ceremony honors survivors and loved ones affected by cancer. Competitive highlights include trophies for the fastest times of the day and a Knock Out Race, with the winning crew earning free registration for the 2027 event. Whether competing on the water or cheering from the shore, the day blends spirited racing with a vibrant festival atmosphere.

A two-day workshop at True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork focuses on compassionate bodywork and support related to death, dying, grief, and caregiving. With Cathy Brooksie Edwards of Cultivating Inner Stillness, participants explore healing touch, end-of-life support, grief, self-care, and ways to build meaningful connection. The program welcomes wellness professionals seeking CE hours as well as community members who want to learn more about caring for themselves and others through life’s most profound transitions. It reflects a growing movement that approaches end-of-life care with dignity, compassion, and heart.

In honor of NICU Awareness Month, this family-friendly day raises funds to continue a mission that supports NICU families year after year. Friends, families, and staff are welcome, and the event is open to everyone. A chair will be ready so participants can settle in and be part of the effort.

A powerhouse night of live music takes over the amphitheater with a bill that spans soulful melodies and high-energy rock. The lineup features The Paradox, The Stews, Hey Dreamer, Pearl Bottom Radio, and Atticus Roness. Tickets are available through FreshTix or the venue box office, with prices increasing on the day of the show. Only tickets from these authorized sources are guaranteed, and purchases from third-party resellers cannot be validated. Food and drinks are covered with Grazing Here and The Mad Greek serving savory favorites, Beeze Freeze offering sweet treats, and Johnny’s Pizza pouring craft beverages. Small coolers and picnic baskets are permitted. Attendees may bring blankets and beach-style folding chairs, while full-size lawn chairs are discouraged to maintain sightlines. The event proceeds rain or shine, ponchos are recommended, and umbrellas are not allowed. Free parking is provided, and the venue is cashless for ticketing. Sponsors include QTS Data Center, Brightmoor Healthcare, Hampton Inn, Johnny’s Pizza, and Safebuilt.

The fourth annual Soirée from Art Farm at Serenbe returns as a Casino Royale themed fundraiser set beneath the night sky at Deer Hollow. The evening features refined dining, craft cocktails, casino gaming, immersive art, and live music, culminating in an auction with exclusive experiences and unique offerings. Building on past editions that welcomed hundreds of attendees and exceeded fundraising goals, this latest gathering aims to make an even greater impact. Guests from Serenbe, Atlanta, and beyond will come together for an elegant night of entertainment and philanthropy in support of Art Farm at Serenbe’s mission.

HeyDreamer brings its Atlanta-rooted rock to The Ville Amp - Fayetteville for 99X Locals Luau, blending soulful vocals, gritty groove, and high-energy performance. Fronted by singer and guitarist Melody Kiser with Dustin Williams on bass and David Williams on drums, the band pairs razor-sharp lyrics with a commanding presence, a tight vocal blend, expressive playing, and rhythms that keep crowds moving. Kiser’s voice is versatile and powerful, and her lead guitar work stands out for both technical skill and raw emotion, from melodic phrasing to soaring solos. The band’s releases include the 2020 debut EP If You’re Out There and the 2022 album Dances in Wonderland. A 13-chapter concept album, Celebrated Destruction of Paradise, is slated for 2026 and is being introduced through singles, supported by a Kickstarter campaign that raised more than $30,000 to bring the recordings, visuals, and rollout to life. HeyDreamer has been featured by 99X, performed at 99X’s Big Day Out, played aboard the Melissa Etheridge Cruise alongside renowned songwriters and rising artists, appeared on PBS’s Peach Jam, and served as the creative force behind Newnan Porchfest, a community festival that drew over 10,000 attendees in its first year. They are currently signed to a production deal with Real People Music and Real 2 Reel Studios, the production company and Georgia recording studio owned by CMA artist Brian Collins and Will Turpin of Collective Soul. This appearance highlights a growing catalog, an immersive creative vision, and a reputation for electric live shows across the Southeast.

Farm + Table has become the Homegrown Supper Series at Camp Southern Ground, a culinary experience that honors the tradition of a Southern supper while supporting programs for kids, veterans, and families. The evening features cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, a tour of the organic farm, and a thoughtfully prepared meal from Executive Chef Collins Woods. Each gathering showcases locally sourced ingredients in a beautiful outdoor setting, with storytelling and music deepening the connection to the land. It is well suited for a night out with friends or family, an employee celebration, or client engagement, and reflects the authentically homegrown spirit of Camp Southern Ground.

An evening where generosity takes center stage, the Harvest of Blessings Gala Dinner and Auction brings people together around a shared purpose. Guests can enjoy a carefully prepared meal, take part in engaging auction moments, and reflect on the difference made through Midwest Food Bank. Attendance, sponsorship, and auction participation help provide food for more than 250,000 individuals across communities, turning one gathering into lasting support. The program includes a live performance by internationally acclaimed sand artist Joe Castillo.

In Historic Downtown Newnan, this annual Oktoberfest tasting showcases craft brews from across Georgia. Participating attendees can also enjoy free refreshments, retail promotions, and other treats.

Night Market brings a free, family-friendly evening to Peachtree City, GA, with live music, local food trucks, craft beverages, and artisan vendors in a lively outdoor setting. Hosted by Virtuoso Music & Art, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting musical arts for children, the series celebrates community, creativity, and local entrepreneurship. Jason Hunter Design serves as the presenting sponsor. Opportunities for vendors, musicians, and sponsors are managed only through the official website, and payment is requested only after approval by email, processed exclusively by Virtuoso Music & Art, Inc. Be cautious of scams that offer vendor spots or ask for payment through social media, and report any suspicious messages or comments to help keep the Night Market community safe.

At Gainey Hall, the Jason Marsalis Quartet teams up with vocalist Vanisha Gould for Modern Masters of Jazz. The evening highlights straight-ahead jazz that blends modern bebop with the spirit of New Orleans. Tickets range from $65 to $200.

Low-cost clinic for dogs and cats offering an exam for $25 per pet and core vaccines for $18 each. Microchipping is $30. Rabies shots are available as a 1 year vaccine for $20 or a 3 year vaccine for $50 with proof of a prior shot. Testing includes a canine heartworm test for $30 and a feline triple test for $40. Schedule an appointment by calling 770-288-5592. This clinic is available on multiple dates throughout the year.

Ashley Park and Fox Marketing are bringing together engaged couples from across Coweta County for a two day wedding showcase that connects active planners with leading local vendors. Couples can explore ideas, meet professionals, and compare services across one convenient weekend. Vendors can apply to participate. Early Bird participation is $295 for both Saturday and Sunday, and the standard weekend rate is $395. Accepted vendors receive a private payment link. Vendor categories will be limited to maintain a high quality experience, and submission alone does not ensure a spot. The weekend celebrates every love story and aims to make everyone feel welcome and inspired while planning a special day.

The final Fun Friday of the year brings food trucks, games, and more to Greenville Street Park. Additional details will be announced.

Lunch will be served on Saturday.

Tavern on 74 in Peachtree City hosts The Adams Effect, a full-band tribute to Bryan Adams. Expect a high-energy, three-hour set filled with singalong favorites, including Summer of ’69, Heaven, Run to You, Cuts Like a Knife, Somebody, and One Night Love Affair. The show is designed for an up-close experience in an intimate setting, delivering classic hits with the energy of a live rock performance from start to finish.

Gain practical equine care skills in a single-day, hands-on workshop that works directly with horses. Participants learn what details to communicate to a veterinarian during urgent situations, how to help a horse become comfortable with treatment, and how to accurately check vital signs. The training addresses emergencies and common issues including lacerations, puncture wounds, colic, choke, collapse, casting, shock, and hoof problems. It also covers recognizing signs of pain, exploring likely causes and ways to ease discomfort, supporting spinal and back health, and strategies to prevent injuries. Attendees receive a completion certificate and a detailed first aid manual, and this class is suggested preparation before moving on to the advanced course.

Hosted by True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork, this ninth annual, family friendly celebration of wellness fills Downtown Newnan’s Courthouse Green and the surrounding Square with movement, connection, and kindness. Admission is free, and the day brings together local wellness practitioners, holistic providers, businesses, and community organizations dedicated to healthy living and giving back. Attendees can take part in movement and wellness activities on the green, explore nearby shops and restaurants, enjoy hands-on family fun like touch a truck, and take part in acts of kindness and outreach while meeting practitioners and connecting with groups that support a thriving community. A portion of proceeds from vendor registrations and sponsorships benefits Coweta FORCE, a local nonprofit providing recovery support services for individuals and families in Coweta, Troup, and nearby communities. Presenting support comes from Dr. Craig Steingraber of Newnan Natural Pain Relief and Wellness, with additional help from Minuteman Press of Newnan. The event also welcomes participation from wellness practitioners, health-focused businesses, local makers and artisans, nonprofits, and other organizations that value community well-being.

The 4th Annual Woofstock returns to City Center Park in Fayetteville with a pet-focused celebration that blends music, community, and rescue support. All event profits are dedicated to helping animals in need. Highlights include high-energy dock diving demonstrations from Dock Dogs of America, an animal blessing led by FFUMC, and upbeat sets from the event DJ. Bluey and Bingo make special appearances for family photos. A play area with inflatables, pet adoption opportunities, a vendor market, and food trucks with options for people and pups create a full day of activity. Cooling stations with splash pools and water bowls keep canine companions comfortable throughout the park. Fundraising elements feature a dunk tank with city officials and a silent auction. Ahead of the main festivities, the Fayette Humane Society presents Fayette Love Your Pet on the City Hall grounds. Vendors should be aware of scams, since fees or applications are not handled through comments or personal messages, and official communication comes only from Main Street Fayetteville, GA.

The Georgia Easy Riders celebrate 22 years of travel, friendship, and unforgettable memories with a special gathering at Venue at 240 Glynn Street. As a Southern Region Chapter of the National African American RV Association (N.A.A.RV.A.), the group brings together RV family and friends to honor community, shared adventures, and the journeys still to come.

This kickball session welcomes adults 18 and older with diverse abilities. It is organized in collaboration with partner organizations that serve people with intellectual or physical disabilities across a broad range of needs, including diagnosed disabilities. The session is part of a year-round recreational program that also offers basketball, wiffle ball, swimming, pickleball, and theatre. Program activities are hosted at Lynch Park Facilities, Wadsworth Auditorium, and the Newnan Pickleball Complex.

Breast cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer among U.S. women after skin cancer, affecting one in eight by age 80 and accounting for about 30 percent of new cancer cases in women each year. City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is offering a dedicated screening event featuring 3D digital breast tomosynthesis mammograms, along with take-home educational materials. Most insurance plans are accepted, and the event cost is $99 for those without insurance. A physician referral is not required, however participants must have a doctor to receive their results, and all appointments are contingent on meeting clinical requirements. Registration is required. Call 770-400-6677 to reserve a mammogram time.

Multiverse is a three day annual convention centered on science fiction, fantasy, horror, gaming, art, and cosplay at the Hilton Peachtree City. The weekend includes appearances from many leading creators in the field.

This creative night out blends paint-and-sip fun with live R&B for a true paintertainment experience at Comfort Inn & Suites in Fairburn, GA. An instructor will guide participants step by step as they create a personal masterpiece while relaxing with their own beverages and enjoying a soulful live performance. The experience includes a partially pre-drawn canvas, use of paints, an easel, and an apron, along with live musical entertainment. This event is BYOB, and advance registration is required.

Georgia's all request sing along that blends music and comedy is back at Abide Brewing. The show welcomes audience song picks and group sing alongs, creating a lighthearted mix of familiar tunes and humor.

This community-focused golf fundraiser at White Oak Golf Club, presented by Strack,Inc., brings players and supporters together to benefit the Huntington’s Disease Society of America. Proceeds support vital programs, resources, and research for families affected by Huntington’s disease. Participation through playing, sponsorship, or on-course support all contributes to progress toward a future without HD.

Hugh Howser brings the razor-sharp wit that has long entertained his luxury wedding clients to the comedy club stage for a night packed with laughs. Raised among Nashville’s old-money families, he offers a cheeky, first-hand look at modern Southern fabulousness and delivers unfiltered observations with unmistakable Southern flair. His trademark big red hair is matched by an even bigger sense of humor. His distinct point of view has earned appreciation from Leanne Morgan, with whom he often teams up, and he appears regularly at Zanies in Nashville. His take on living fabulously has been showcased on ABC, CBS, and CMT, and featured in People, InStyle, USA Today, Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and Brides. Beyond the mic, he is frequently invited to speak at events and serves as a beauty pageant judge, all while playfully leaning into his wealth and status for extra laughs.

Take care of essential wellness for dogs and cats at a low cost clinic offering exams, vaccinations, microchipping, and testing. An exam is $25 per pet, and core vaccines are $18 each. Microchipping is available for $30, a one year rabies vaccine is $20, and a three year rabies vaccine is $50 with proof of a previous rabies shot. Testing options include a canine heartworm test for $30 and a feline triple test for $40. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 770-288-5592.

Clear out medicine cabinets responsibly at the DEA Drug Takeback at the Newnan Police Department. Bring any unwanted or expired medications for safe, proper disposal that protects your household and helps keep the environment clean. For additional questions, call 678-673-5505.

This fall fest centers on community trick-or-treating. A vendor application is available for those interested in taking part as vendors.

The Spirits & Spice Festival blends tasty bites, festive sips, and spooky fun. Attendees can explore the Downtown Spirits Trail to purchase specialty cocktails from participating locations, sample a variety of chilis at the Chili Cook-Off, and take a ride on the Twisted Trolley Tour. Live music, a craft market, and activities for kids create a lively experience for all ages.

Get into the spirit with a festive mix of food, drinks, and spooky fun. Follow the Downtown Spirits Trail to purchase special cocktails at participating locations, sample a variety of chilis at the Chili Cook-Off, and enjoy a ride on the Twisted Trolley Tour. Live music, a craft market, and activities for kids add to the excitement. This event welcomes all ages.

Pumpkin Fest fills Fayetteville’s historic Courthouse Square with a night of seasonal fun, and admission is free. Families can wind through an inflatable corn maze, bounce and slide on pumpkin themed inflatables, and take hayrides between the Courthouse Square and the fire department. Costume contests for kids and dogs offer a chance to win, and a playful bobbing for donuts challenge invites some sweet competition. A petting zoo adds friendly animal encounters, while a creative station features pumpkin decorating hosted by Art of Landscaping. A live DJ keeps the music going as a vendor market offers shopping and trick or treating for children. There is something for all ages, including four legged friends.

The Fayetteville Witches' Ride is a costumed bicycle event that supports charity. Participants don witch or warlock attire and pedal to aid a good cause.

Now in its 16th year, this long-running fall tradition brings together barbecue, live music, and refreshing beverages on the front lawn of the University of West Georgia Newnan Campus. Friends, neighbors, and community leaders gather to connect while supporting the Coweta Samaritan Clinic. Proceeds from the evening help further the Clinic’s mission to provide high quality, compassionate care for uninsured adults in the community. Whether returning supporters or first-time attendees, guests can enjoy great food, lively music, and an opportunity to make a positive local impact. Tickets and table sponsorships are available.

Downtown Fayetteville once again fills with creative, fall themed scarecrows as Main Street businesses and organizations take part in a friendly competition. Community voting decides the People’s Choice Award, giving the top entry bragging rights. Last year’s honors went to the Rotary Club of Fayetteville, and a new champion will be named this season. Scarecrows will be placed later in the season to keep downtown brimming with autumn charm as the holidays approach. Participation is open to Downtown Main Street businesses and organizations, and registration is required.

Clue (1985 Film) screens at Wadsworth Auditorium as part of a free movie lineup presented throughout the year. The auditorium showcases a variety of films for everyone to enjoy.

A no-cost, all-ages night market brings together live music, local food trucks, handcrafted drinks, and artisan makers and vendors in a lively open-air setting. The series is produced by Virtuoso Music & Art, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports children’s musical arts, and it highlights community spirit, creativity, and local enterprise. Jason Hunter Design serves as the presenting sponsor. Prospective vendors, musicians, and sponsors should apply only through the official website and never via social media. For everyone’s protection, approvals are sent by email first, payment is requested only after approval, and every transaction is handled exclusively by Virtuoso Music & Art, Inc. Please report any questionable messages to help keep the Night Market community safe.

Celebrate confidence and community at a festive Half Marathon and 5K in Peachtree City, Georgia, where scenic paths, beautiful lakes, and Southern charm set the scene for a memorable run. Whether focused on fitness goals or sharing the miles with friends, participants can expect an upbeat atmosphere filled with sparkle. Tiaras are welcome, glitter is cheered, and the vibe centers on showing up strong and bold. A portion of event proceeds benefits a local charity, adding purpose to every step.

An affordable clinic for dogs and cats offers exams and key preventive services at set prices. The exam fee is $25 per pet, and core vaccines are $18 each. Microchipping is $30. Rabies vaccinations are available for $20 for a one-year dose or $50 for a three-year dose with proof of prior vaccination. Testing options include a $30 canine heartworm test and a $40 feline triple test. To book an appointment, call 770-288-5592.

This one-day advanced equine emergency first aid course builds the skills to plan ahead, be prepared, and respond effectively in critical situations. Instruction covers assessing a horse’s condition and addressing complex emergencies, including trapped horses, poisoning, burns, bites, hypothermia and hyperthermia, tie ups, fractures, sucking chest wounds, and more. The training emphasizes practical steps that equip students to manage the most serious injuries when a horse’s survival relies on immediate human intervention.

Experience a live performance of favorite country and rock songs.

A ceremony honoring Vietnam veterans is planned at the Post, followed by snacks and food and a showing of The Greatest Beer Run Ever, a Vietnam story based on true events. The gathering concludes with time for fellowship among veterans and guests.

Experience the Fast Bananas Trail Race along the serene paths of Serenbe, celebrating running, nature and community. Choose from a 5K, a 10K, or a 1 mile fun run for kids ages 5 to 12. Parents may accompany their child in the Mado Mile, though accompanying adults do not receive medals. Age group prizes are awarded in the 5K and 10K, and participation medals and race shirts are offered for all events. Set within Serenbe, a wellness focused community near Atlanta with shops and restaurants, farms, animals and nature trails, it is a fitting spot for a day visit or a full weekend. The event is also seeking volunteers.

Shine Through Me, Inc., a nonprofit 5013C founded and led by CEO Shalita Thrasher, returns with its third annual Pink Wonderland fundraiser gala. Guided by a mission to advocate, educate, and empower, the celebration calls for semi-formal cocktail attire in pink. Tickets are $100.

Breast cancer is the second most common cancer among U.S. women after skin cancer, affecting about one in eight by age 80 and accounting for roughly 30 percent of new female cancer cases each year. City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is presenting a dedicated screening event at its cancer treatment center in Newnan, Georgia, offering 3D digital breast tomosynthesis mammograms along with take-home educational materials. Most insurance plans are accepted, and the cost is $99 for those without insurance for this event. No physician referral is required. All appointments depend on meeting clinical requirements, and participants must have a doctor to receive their results. Registration is required. To reserve a mammogram time, call 770-400-6677.

Holiday Sip & See brings a festive shopping atmosphere to Historic Downtown Newnan, giving visitors a head start on holiday gifting while seasonal stock is abundant. Explore a market after dark, enjoy live music performances, and savor offerings from mobile food vendors, while participating retailers provide small bites and refreshments. Vendors interested in taking part can inquire about the final two openings by texting 814-388-9451, which is preferred, or by emailing vfapply@gmail.com.

Converse & Convos Grown Woman Faith Conference centers on meaningful dialogue through age-specific breakout conversations. Two dedicated rooms are designed for different life stages. Participants ages 18 to 39 dive into identity, calling, relationships, and the challenge of figuring things out. Guests 40 and older focus on reinvention, legacy, healing, and what comes next. The format recognizes that faith can look different across seasons of life and offers language and community that meet women where they are. The conference takes place at the Hilton Peachtree City Atlanta Hotel & Conference Center.