Family events in Peachtree City, GA

Perfect for little ones who are already on their feet up to 24 months, this 30 minute session offers playful time with toys, cheerful songs, and simple stories. Children should be confident walkers. No registration is required. To keep the focus on this age group, older siblings should not attend.

An evening edition of the Chattahoochee Hills Meal + Market brings together local food, community, and connection as the day winds down. Visitors can find seasonal produce from area farmers, artisan and handmade goods, and a range of prepared dishes, baked treats, and specialty beverages. The setting includes both indoor and outdoor areas, with community tables and outdoor gathering spaces that encourage conversation in a family-friendly environment. It offers a welcoming way to meet and support local businesses and makers. Farmers and creators interested in participating can email ChattHillsMealNMarket@gmail.com for details on criteria and next steps. This market is inspired by the Community Outreach efforts of Chattahoochee Hills.

All ages are welcome at this Pokémon League gathering, with activities geared especially toward players ages 6 to 13. Parents or guardians of elementary-age children must remain nearby at all times, and those with older children are advised to stay in the library. Participants are encouraged to bring a smartphone or tablet for Pokémon GO, a Nintendo Switch for Pokémon games, or Pokémon trading cards for trading or battling. A weekly Pokémon Theft Acknowledgement Waiver is required before children are dropped off, and players 13 or older may sign their own form. The waiver explains responsibilities for children, parents, and players to keep track of personal items. Labeling all Pokémon belongings and toys before arriving is recommended to help prevent loss or theft. No registration is required.

Young ballplayers can build their skills at a Braves youth baseball and softball clinic that follows the official Braves Clinic curriculum. The experience features high energy activities with a focus on teamwork, a positive mindset, and friendly competition. Open to ages 6 to 12 at any skill level, the program encourages growth both in the game and beyond while offering a closer connection to the team.

Young athletes in Fayetteville, GA can take part in a Braves youth baseball and softball clinic that is part of the 2026 Braves Baseball Clinics. The program features three hours of baseball instruction and competition built around a custom curriculum, and each participant receives a Braves Clinic t-shirt. The schedule may be modified, postponed, or canceled as required by public health guidance. If the clinic is fully canceled for those reasons, a full refund will be issued. Ticket availability is not guaranteed. For questions, email growingthegame@braves.com.

Sam hosts a family friendly music trivia night at The Alamo, guiding participants through a lively game in her own style. Seating goes fast, so consider arriving early or phoning the venue to reserve a table.

Melodie Fort brings the summer Jazz in the Park series to a close at Newnan Centre. A 2022 graduate of Kennesaw State’s Bailey School of Music, she has energized Georgia stages with nimble vocals, appearances at festivals, and notable collaborations with leading jazz ensembles. Her sound leans into lively, contemporary swing, turning each set into a celebration.

This low-cost clinic offers care for dogs and cats, with an exam priced at 25 dollars per pet and core vaccines available for 18 dollars each. Microchipping is 30 dollars. Rabies vaccinations are offered as a one-year shot for 20 dollars or a three-year shot for 50 dollars with proof of prior vaccination. Testing options include a canine heartworm test for 30 dollars and a feline triple test for 40 dollars. Appointments can be made by calling 770-288-5592.

Explore a community garage sale and vendor market featuring local sellers with both new and gently used finds, along with live performances from area talent and a kids area with activities. Most vendor booths are indoors, providing shelter from the weather and a comfortable shopping experience. Vendor applications are accepted, the fee is $25 per day, indoor spaces are available, and space is limited. It is a chance for businesses to showcase their products and connect with the community while shoppers hunt for unique treasures.

Explore a weekend garage sale and vendor market where local sellers offer both new merchandise and quality secondhand items. Enjoy live performances from area talent, and let the family spend time in a dedicated children’s activity area. The majority of vendor booths are indoors, creating a comfortable shopping experience out of the weather. For vendors, indoor spaces are available with a fee of $25 per day, and spots are limited. The event provides a chance for sellers to showcase products and connect with the community.

Enjoy a heartwarming community storytime paired with a creative craft activity. Arrive a little early to secure a seat. The reading comes first, and the craft area remains available through the end so there is time to make something at a comfortable pace.

Cheerleading practices take place once a week, with mandatory twice-a-week sessions at the start of the season. After tryouts, athletes are placed on teams and practice days are set based on team placement. Each season includes two to four competitions, depending on the team. A few fundraisers are organized to help offset fees. For more information, including tryout sign-up details, contact the organizers.

Children dig into the basics of growing food through a series focused on practical garden skills. Participants explore planning and preparing beds, starting seeds, transplanting, creating compost, and learning to recognize and observe local wildlife. Each meeting introduces a new theme tied to soil care and vegetable growing. Activities vary by age, with younger children enjoying exploratory time around the farm and older kids taking on more hands-on tasks. Every participant will plant a seed and care for it all the way to harvest. Lessons connect to science and math while also encouraging creativity through projects like building, crafts, and storytelling. Expect a bit of mess from time to time, so send children in clothing that can handle dirt and garden work. Parents may plan for drop-off at the farm on the scheduled day. For more information, contact education@serenbefarms.com.

A supper is offered, with menus and programming details available on the website. The cost is $8 per adult, $5 for children under 12, or $25 for a family of four with two adults and two children under 12. Please RSVP by noon on the Tuesday prior. Registration and payment can be completed in person.

El Reposo Mexican Restaurant turns bingo into a lively music party, trading quiet cards for big singalong moments and friendly table-to-table competition. The night features six rounds of music bingo with prizes, all hosted by DJ Wes. Expect a family-friendly atmosphere with plenty of party energy, plus margaritas and flavorful food to keep the fun going. This long-running tradition has been packing the house for 10 years and it is still going strong.