Family events in Peachtree City, GA

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Celebrate the season at Powers Family Farm with hands-on animal encounters and feeding, leisurely tractor rides, pumpkins to explore, festive photo spots, and plenty of open space for families to relax and make memories together. The General Store and concession stand will be open with food, beverages, sweet treats, and locally made goods available for purchase. Admission is $10 per person, and children ages 2 and under are free.

A relaxed community bike ride follows the Dunwoody Trailway, starting in the Georgetown Shopping Center parking lot, heading to Brook Run Park, then returning to the starting point. The route covers about four miles, is mostly flat, and is paced so everyone can ride together comfortably. Before setting out, riders receive brief route and safety information, and after the ride there is time to socialize at one of the establishments in the center. This recurring series brings neighbors together on the second Sunday of each month from March through November. Riders of all experience levels are welcome, including families, recreational riders, and those new to cycling. Please bring a helmet and water, wear weather-appropriate clothing, and make sure your bicycle is in safe working condition with properly inflated tires. A lock is useful if you plan to stay afterward. Participants should be able to start, stop, and ride independently without training wheels, and children 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Speed up entry with Express Entry, a free option that lets you connect your ticket account in under a minute so you can get into the stadium faster. A clear bag policy is in effect for all guests. Bring only clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, and avoid tinted materials or contents that block visibility. Non-clear bags are permitted only if they are smaller than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches, and any non-clear bag larger than this size will not be allowed. Medically necessary items may be brought in after inspection by security on site. If your bag does not meet the guidelines, same-day storage is available for a fee with The Mobile Locker Co. at locations near stadium Gates 1 and 2, and items must be retrieved immediately after the event. Ticketing options listed include Public Onsale and Amex Reserved Tickets.

Cheerleading practices begin in August and are generally held once a week, with required twice-a-week sessions during that month. Practice days are set after tryouts based on the team an athlete is assigned to. The season runs from August through May and includes two to four competitions, depending on the team. A few fundraisers are organized to help offset fees.

Get an early look at the action as the Atlanta Hawks face the Oklahoma City Thunder in a preseason matchup at State Farm Arena. A public onsale is listed for this event.

Young children discover nature through playful activities that encourage curiosity about the natural world. This event is designed for ages 6 months to 5 years. Activities take place outdoors when conditions are favorable, and may be canceled if rain or inclement weather makes outdoor programming impractical. For status updates, email classes@atlantabg.org.

Jackpot Bingo brings an energetic evening to Anthony’s Pizzeria in Fayetteville, GA, led by DJ Wes of W Forbes Events. Players can chase that one-number-away excitement while competing for prizes in every round. Fayette Wrecker sponsors the fun with gift cards, adding an extra boost to the friendly competition.

Storybook Time with Ms. Ally introduces nature-themed tales, highlighting bees, flowers, butterflies, and other creatures found in the garden. Young attendees are invited to listen and take part through engaging storytelling designed for ages 1 to 4. The gathering is held in the Children’s Garden Amphitheatre and is included with Garden Membership or admission. An adult must accompany each child.

Start the morning with stories, songs, and playful activities at the East Atlanta Library. Designed for children from birth to age five with an adult caregiver, this free program is open to the public and offers a welcoming space to connect with other families. It takes place on most Wednesday mornings.

Young children can sing, move, and make joyful noise with nature themed music and movement. Designed for ages 2 to 5. Participation is included with Garden membership or admission, and no reservations are needed.

Designed for toddlers who are already walking through 24 months, this 30 minute session features toys, songs, and stories that encourage early learning and gentle social time. Children should be steady walkers to participate. No registration is required, and older siblings are asked to sit this one out.

A new event brings three days of Fast CAT, held with Newnan Kennel Club alongside the club's annual conformation show. Premium and entry details will be available.

Atlanta Card Fest is a three day showcase featuring more than 500 tables filled with sports cards, Pokémon, trading card games, and a wide range of other collectibles. It presents a large selection across the hobby for enthusiasts to explore.

Family Game Night at Switchman Hall brings families together around the table. Choose from a collection of classic board and card games available on site, or bring along your own favorites. Share dinner, shuffle the cards, and enjoy an evening filled with laughter, friendly competition, and reconnection with the people who matter most. Phones stay out of the way, the pace stays easy, and the focus is simple... family fun.

Cinderella returns to the stage in a family-friendly staging from Atlanta Ballet 2, where wishes are granted, kindness prevails, and a glass slipper points the way to a happy ending. Choreographed by Bruce Wells, this telling features spoken narration that helps young viewers follow the plot, along with familiar characters, graceful costumes, and sweeping staging. Recommended for ages 4 and up. As part of Atlanta Ballet’s Family Ballets, the story is told through dance set to classical music. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission.

Experience a bird walk at Morgan Falls Overlook Park, where mudflats, a lake, a river corridor, woodlands, and open fields create rich habitat for a wide range of species. Look for shorebirds such as Avocets, sparrows in the fields, wintering ducks on the lake, and nesting Bald Eagles. The group will meet in the park’s main parking lot, then follow the road down toward Morgan Falls Dam on a route that may include wet grass, stairs, gently sloped pavement, and unpaved paths. A spotting scope and binoculars to borrow will be on site. This event is free, and registration is required to manage group size. Free parking and restrooms are available at the park.

This inclusive gathering takes place at Morgan Falls Overlook on the Springway Trail. It welcomes people of every age and fitness level, and the trail is suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. To save time upon arrival, pre-register in advance.

Explore a community market with local vendors offering both new and gently used finds. Live performances by area talent add to the experience, and a kids area provides activities for families. Most booths are indoors, creating a comfortable, weather-protected place to browse. Vendors can participate for a $25 per day fee, with indoor spaces available, and spots are limited.

This community event features a shared storytime followed by a hands-on craft. Arrive early to secure a seat before the reading begins, then stay to create with craft supplies that remain available after the story.

A tour of Serenbe Farms offers a firsthand look at a small, diversified, certified organic operation in the Serenbe community, set within the rural oasis of the Chattahoochee Hill Country. The tour covers sustainable approaches to growing and harvesting, including how the farm cultivates more than 300 varieties of heirloom and hybrid vegetables, herbs, and flowers. It also highlights how more than 60,000 pounds of produce are harvested each year to nourish the Serenbe community.

Enjoy a family-friendly wildlife presentation at Historic Banning Mills that showcases native and exotic reptiles, mammals, and birds of prey. Admission is $7 per person, and children 4 and under attend free. Reservations are not required, and tickets can be purchased at the main lodge during check-in. The schedule is subject to change, including for weather. While on site, guests can explore the nature trails after registering at the front desk. The usual trail access fee is waived for wildlife show attendees, and proceeds support the conservancy.

The seventh annual Paws and Pastries brings a friendly afternoon of dog socialization to Morgan Falls Dog Park, featuring pastries for people, treats for pups, tennis balls, prizes, and fenced play areas with separate sections for small and large dogs. A one-time costume contest will be held with categories for small under 25 pounds, medium 25 to 60 pounds, and large over 60 pounds. Costumes may be homemade or store-bought, and entries are limited to one dog each, with owners welcome to participate alongside their pets. A Best of Show honor will be awarded to the top overall costume, and spectators are invited to enjoy the festivities even without competing. If your dog will enter the contest, plan to arrive early enough to submit your entry before judging begins. Please bring your own dog bowl and water to help minimize sharing. Registration is required prior to the event.

The Fayette County Public Library is preparing its annual celebration of global diversity and is inviting the community to help choose this year’s featured country. The program spotlights one nation by exploring its culture, traditions, music, art, food, and history. Share your pick by posting a comment or by stopping by the library to submit it. People of all ages are encouraged to participate. Suggestions may shape a day of cultural performances, activities, exhibits, and learning opportunities for the whole community, celebrating the diversity that makes the area special.

A welcoming Scrabble meet-up at the ArtsXchange brings together word fans, strategists, and newcomers. People of any age and experience level can take part as friendly games spark conversation, connection, and a collective passion for words. The focus is on thinking, learning, and a sense of belonging rather than the scoreboard. Tiles on the table, stories around the room. Presented in collaboration with Fulton Institute.

Experience Cinderella reimagined by Atlanta Ballet 2, a family-friendly staging that celebrates dreams fulfilled, kindness over cruelty, and the fateful glass slipper. Bruce Wells choreographs a vibrant retelling filled with beloved characters, elegant costumes, and striking stage moments. A gentle narration guides young viewers through the plot so first-time balletgoers can follow every scene. As part of Atlanta Ballet’s Family Ballets, this production shares a classic fairy tale through dance set to classical music. Recommended for ages 4 and up. The performance runs about 1 hour and 15 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission.