Free events in Peachtree City, GA

Take part in a no-cost Pilates mat session suitable for every level at Greenville Street Park, led by Jessica Dixon Majka of Atelier 20 Perry. This community class offers an approachable way to move together in an outdoor setting. Please bring a mat and water.

Follow along with the Dunwoody City Council meeting in a way that works for you. An agenda and a Zoom link for viewing only will be shared closer to the meeting date. To speak during public comment, attendance in person is required. The meeting will stream live on the City of Dunwoody Facebook page, and a recording will be available afterward on the City of Dunwoody YouTube channel. For questions, email communications@dunwoodyga.gov.

This outdoor yoga class at 10th Street Park, presented in collaboration with Evolation Yoga Atlanta, welcomes all ages and experience levels for a free community practice. Bring a yoga mat and water. The flow connects breath and movement to build flexibility and strength, with playful transitions and new poses introduced each week. Instructors may also include breathwork, meditation, relaxation, and mindfulness. Leave feeling renewed, empowered, and more connected with Midtown neighbors. Sessions are held every Tuesday. As an outdoor activity, plans may change in inclement weather, so check Midtown Alliance social media for updates.

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.

Led by Misty Caples, this free yoga class at Greenville Street Park welcomes beginners, intermediate practitioners, and advanced yogis. Movements include modifications so you can make poses gentler or more challenging, helping ensure a practice that feels safe and tailored to you. Please bring a mat or towel and water for a revitalizing experience.

Ruby Redd’s Birdcage Bingo features charity-focused drag bingo at Atlanta Eagle. Admission is free, dinner is available, and the event takes place on the venue’s entertainment level.

The neighborhood farmers market returns for the season in the heart of Vinings, featuring seasonal produce, artisan baked goods, ready-to-eat bites, and other locally made favorites. Held outdoors, it offers a relaxed setting for browsing and picking up fresh finds. Admission is free. For weekly updates and a preview of what to expect, check Instagram at @viningsfarmersmarket.

Anthony’s Pizzeria hosts a music themed bingo night where hit songs replace numbers. Hear a track, sing along, mark your card, and call bingo when you have a match. 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 in a welcoming setting where any level of singing is welcome.

Create Dunwoody invites community members and organizations of all kinds, including families, schools, neighborhood groups, nonprofits, individuals, and businesses, to help enliven the Greater Dunwoody Village area with the Dunwoody Scarecrow Showdown, now in its third year, alongside a debut Pumpkin Art Exhibit. Decorated scarecrows and pumpkin creations will appear throughout the area, with a featured showcase along the fence at the historic Cheek Spruill House. Display space along that fence is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Participants may purchase through Create Dunwoody a set of three plastic pumpkins in different sizes to decorate and submit to the exhibit, and real pumpkins are not permitted because they deteriorate. Scarecrow kits can be found at Ace Hardware. Entry costs $50 for individuals, community groups, and nonprofits, and $100 for businesses, with no fee for Village Businesses.

Set in City Green, this farmers market features fresh produce from nearby growers, artisan foods, baked treats, and handmade goods from local vendors. Enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere while you browse and pick up favorite finds. Reusable bags are recommended for carrying purchases.

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.

A grower and maker focused farmers market at Atlantic Station operates alongside the long running Creator’s Market as it moves into its tenth year. The recent closure of the neighborhood Publix has left thousands of nearby residents without convenient, walkable access to fresh produce, meats, eggs, bread and everyday staples. Within the 138 acre community there are an estimated 5,000 to 6,000 residents, and when adding the surrounding Midtown and Westside neighborhoods plus steady visitor traffic that totals about 9 million annually, this market creates a direct connection between shoppers and the people who raise, bake and craft their food. The market is prioritizing vendors offering fruits and vegetables, meat, poultry and eggs, dairy and cheeses, breads and baked goods, honey, preserves and sauces, as well as flowers, fresh beverages, teas and other specialty foods. Additional categories are welcome either within the farmers market area or the larger Creator’s Market that takes place regularly. The vendor fee is $39, and those interested in full weekend participation may be able to take part during the complete Creator’s Market hours, with further details available online.

The Little 5 Points Halloween Festival and Parade is in the works. Vendor and parade applications will open in late spring or early summer. GVG manages all vendor arrangements, and payments should only be made to them.

Enjoy a full day of fighting games with tournaments, free spectating, and free casual or open play. There is a $10 venue fee, each tournament entry is $5, and bringing a complete setup used for bracket play earns a $5 discount when it includes a monitor, console, game, and DLC. The lineup features Melty Blood Type Lumina (PS4 on PS5), Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes (PS5), Guilty Gear Strive (PS5), Street Fighter 6 (PS5), 2XKO Mixed Teams with solo or team entries (PS5), Avatar Legends (PS5), Rivals of Aether 2 (PC), Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, and Smash Bros. Ultimate (Switch or Switch 2). Winners and top placements receive cash prizes. For $5 entry games, payouts are 100 percent to first with fewer than seven players, 70 and 30 percent to the top two with eight to seventeen, 60, 30, and 10 percent to the top three with eighteen to twenty five, and 50, 25, 15, and 10 percent to the top four with twenty six or more. For games with a pot bonus, payouts are 100 percent to first with fewer than five players, 70 and 30 percent to the top two with six to twelve, 60, 30, and 10 percent to the top three with thirteen to twenty three, and 50, 25, 15, and 10 percent to the top four with twenty four or more. All prize amounts are rounded to the nearest five dollars, for example eight rounds up to ten and forty seven rounds down to forty five, to distribute evenly among paid placements. Winners also receive a coupon for a free short stack of pancakes courtesy of IHOP management. An event stream is planned, matches will be recorded if the connection is not fully stable, and video archives will be posted afterward. Smash Bros. Ultimate uses three stocks with a seven minute timer, hazards off, no DSR, and winner bans of three stages. Stage striking follows a 1, 2, 1 pattern. Starters are Battlefield, Small Battlefield, Hollow Bastion, Final Destination, and Town and City. Counterpicks are Kalos Pokemon League, Smashville, and Pokemon Stadium 2. All other games use the in game tournament mode.