Events in Peachtree City today

The Duke Blue Devils face the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field in Atlanta. Expect a contrast in approaches, with Duke leaning on a disciplined style and Georgia Tech showcasing speed supported by the home crowd. With conference stakes in play and both teams aiming to make a statement, this matchup offers plenty of intrigue for college football fans.

Experience the Sandy Springs Farmers Market at City Green, where you can explore a wide range of locally grown produce, artisanal foods, baked goods, and handcrafted items from market vendors. Walk the grounds and enjoy a lively community atmosphere. Bring friends, family, and reusable bags to make the most of your visit, and discover something fresh each time you come.

Settle into the weekend with a calming, grounding gentle yoga class led by Jana Realbuto at True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork. The practice focuses on mindful movement and steady breath to release the week, reset your energy, and feel centered for the days ahead. Expect a soft, supportive flow that encourages you to move with intention, breathe deeply, and let go.

Explore a weekend garage sale and vendor market featuring area sellers with a mix of new and gently used finds. Live performances by local talent add to the atmosphere, and a kids area offers activities for families. Many booths are set up indoors, providing cover from the weather and a comfortable place to browse. Those interested in selling can apply for an indoor space, with a fee of $25 per day, and availability is limited. It is a simple way to present products and engage with the community while shoppers look for special bargains.

Gain practical, hands-on experience with horses in a single-day training focused on equine health and emergency care. Learn how to communicate essential information to a veterinarian, help a horse become comfortable with treatment, take accurate vital signs, and respond to situations such as cuts, punctures, colic, choke, collapse, casting, shock, and hoof-related problems. The course also covers spotting signs of discomfort, common sources of pain and ways to relieve it, spinal well-being, and strategies to prevent injuries. Participants receive a certificate of completion and a detailed first aid manual. This class is recommended as preparation before the advanced course.

This Indigenous Peoples celebration at the Standing Peachtree Native American Festival showcases cultures from across North America with intertribal dancing and special performances. Highlights include hoop dance, Native fiddle music, and Polynesian dances. Attendees can explore Native American arts and crafts and enjoy food such as Indian tacos, roasted corn, hamburgers, and frybread. The event also features storytelling by a Muscogee Creek elder, a living history focus on the Muscogee people, and a luck of the draw for dancers. For vendor information, contact Monika Ponton Arrington, PhD, at 770-402-8288 or indigenous.diversity.info@gmail.com or monika@gidc.info.

Atlanta comes together for a 5K that honors educators with a focus on movement, wellness, school spirit, and community. Now in its fifth year locally, the event welcomes teachers, students, families, runners and walkers, schools and alumni, businesses, and supporters to celebrate the people who move education forward. Participants can run or walk the 5K, dedicate their miles to a favorite teacher, and rally around a school team. Activities take place at Herman J. Russell West End Academy and along the Beltline. This celebration is part of a coordinated effort across ten host cities with a virtual option available nationwide.

A community storytime is paired with a craft activity. Enjoy a read-aloud, then spend time making a project during open craft time. Expect a friendly, relaxed atmosphere focused on books and creativity.

Connect with local chess enthusiasts at a welcoming club meetup. A chess coach will help beginners learn the game and offer pointers for more experienced players. All ages and abilities are welcome. There is no fee to participate, and no registration is required.

Community Wellness Day returns to Downtown Newnan for a free, family-friendly celebration of health, connection, and kindness hosted by True Balance Center for Breath and Bodywork. Now in its ninth year, the gathering features movement and wellness activities on the Courthouse Green, shopping and dining around the Square, family fun such as Touch-a-Truck, and opportunities for Random Acts of Kindness and community outreach. Attendees can meet local holistic practitioners and wellness providers and connect with organizations that support healthy living across the community. A portion of vendor booth and sponsorship proceeds will be donated to Coweta FORCE, a local nonprofit that provides recovery support services for individuals and families in Coweta, Troup, and surrounding communities. Support for the event comes from presenting sponsor Dr. Craig Steingraber of Newnan Natural Pain Relief and Wellness and print sponsor Minuteman Press of Newnan. The event welcomes participation from wellness practitioners, health-related businesses, local makers and artisans, nonprofits, and community organizations as vendors or sponsors.

Explore Serenbe Farms, a small, diversified certified organic farm in the Serenbe community of Palmetto. The tour highlights sustainable methods used on an active farm to grow and harvest crops. Hear how more than 300 varieties of heirloom and hybrid vegetables, herbs, and flowers are raised, and how over 60,000 pounds of produce each year supports the Serenbe community. Surrounded by the rural oasis of the Chattahoochee Hill Country, this visit offers a close look at everyday practices that shape the farm’s work.

East View Cemetery hosts a monthly Beautification Day focused on caring for this East Lake community space. Volunteers may contribute any amount of time and help with projects such as removing debris and trash, trimming back weeds and vines, and carefully cleaning headstones. A list of current tasks will be posted beside the cemetery office door to help guide the work. Light refreshments will be available. Limited tools and leaf bags are on hand, and bringing personal tools is welcome. Work or yard gloves are recommended. The cemetery serves neighbors who run, walk their dogs, and gather for occasions like A Grave Affair at Halloween. Its upkeep relies entirely on volunteers who preserve the grounds and combat deterioration and neglect. Those unable to attend can still support the effort through donations. East View Cemetery is a 501(c)(13) nonprofit, and contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

The Locals Market is a no-cost outdoor gathering that welcomes all ages. Browse what local small businesses have to offer, enjoy delicious food, and take part in complimentary activities and games. Have fun with free carnival games and capture the moment at the free photo booth.

Children in grades 1 through 5 can build confidence and practice reading aloud with registered therapy dogs through the CAREing Paws program. Participants should already have basic reading skills. The library schedules three individual sessions, each 20 minutes long. Children may bring a book or choose one at the library. Registration is required, and parents must reserve a time slot in advance for their child. For more information or to register, call the library at 770-631-2520.

Unwind with a playful twist on yoga at Phoenix and Dragon Bookstore, where micro Australian dwarf goats mingle with the class. Led by a certified goga instructor, this one-hour session combines yoga practice with friendly goat interactions to highlight the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and encourage mental health awareness. Presented by GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga, the experience welcomes a broad range of ages; children seven and up may attend with a parent. Please bring a yoga mat. The cost is $35, and space is limited. These morning sessions take place on select Saturdays each month.

Blooms Market at Ponce brings a curated selection of local artists, makers, and food vendors to the Atlanta BeltLine at Ponce City Market every second Saturday of the month. Explore handcrafted goods, one of a kind items, and seasonal offerings as you wander the market.

These weekly drop-in belly dance classes welcome participants of every experience level and feature a lively atmosphere centered on shimmies and movement.

A farmer-focused market at Atlantic Station in Atlanta brings together farmers, growers, and food makers alongside the long-running Creator's Market. Offerings center on fresh produce and fruit, meat, poultry and eggs, dairy and cheeses, breads and baked goods, honey, preserves and sauces, plus flowers, fresh drinks, teas, and other specialty foods. The closure of the neighborhood Publix has left many residents without convenient, walkable access to everyday staples. With 5,000 to 6,000 people living within the 138-acre community, plus nearby Midtown and Westside neighbors and steady weekend crowds, demand is strong. Atlantic Station draws about 9 million visitors each year. This market provides a direct link between shoppers and the people who grow and make their food, and it takes place alongside the broader Creator's Market each weekend.

Set out on a guided walking experience along the Atlanta Beltline that blends great food with a look at the city’s creative spirit. Sample signature bites at Krog Street Market, recognized as the number one food hall in the United States, then wander past colorful murals while taking in the lively scene where residents and visitors mix. This outing suits first-time visitors and metro Atlantans interested in finding new places to eat. Multiple dates are available. Tickets cannot be resold, and there are no vendors at this event. Comments claiming otherwise are scams.

Battle & Brew in Atlanta hosts tabletop roleplaying game meetups in partnership with ATLRPG. New players receive a complimentary dice set, a pre-generated character, and friendly guidance to get started. Experienced players and game masters can connect with a community of fellow enthusiasts, with food and drink discounts for GMs and raffle entries for TTRPG gear. Players only need their enthusiasm, since essential materials are provided. Game masters are encouraged to bring their usual tools such as books, minis, and maps, and anyone running systems other than 5e should bring the necessary materials and plan to explain the rules. All tabletop sessions are organized and managed by the ATLRPG team, while Battle & Brew provides the space along with food, drinks, and a gaming-focused atmosphere.

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.

Celebrate local entrepreneurship at a community pop-up marketplace highlighting unique finds from small businesses. Hosted by Glitzy Promotions at Lacura Bar & Bistro in Atlanta, the weekly Small Business Saturdays series offers regular vending and chances to connect, linking vendors directly with nearby shoppers. It is part of a season-long effort to keep spending local, uplift small businesses, and foster lasting relationships among vendors, sponsors, and the community.

Legacy Leadership Empowerment Center is hosting a picnic gathering at Kenwood Park, welcoming families and friends for an afternoon of connection. Expect food, games, and engaging activities that highlight faith, family, fellowship, and fun. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy time together at the park.

A monthly writing workshop welcomes writers of all levels for an engaging exploration of craft. Led by host Theresa Davis, each session features rotating guest facilitators who bring perspectives from poetry, prose, fiction, and nonfiction. Participants will take part in interactive exercises that use thoughtful prompts and ekphrastic practice to spark new work. Bring a favorite pen, notebook, or digital device to write with the tools that feel right. Registration is required and also helps with snack planning. Admission is $10, payable online or at the door, and supports the continuation of these workshops.

Explore a vendor market at Junk Mama’s General Store featuring local makers, small businesses, and unique finds. Vendors must contact the store and receive approval before signing up or submitting payment. Approved vendors can reserve a spot for $25, with registration and payment due in advance. Space is limited, and there are no refunds or substitutions. To register after approval, stop by the store or call 678-665-1254.

Celebrate the season with a fall festival on The Lawn at Ashford Lane, featuring pumpkin painting, festive photo backdrops, carnival games, and fall-themed performers. This family friendly afternoon is part of Second Saturdays, a recurring open-air series with live music, changing themes, and community-centered activities. Expect seasonal highlights and hands-on fun, with something new to discover each time. Admission is free. Enjoy a snack or a refreshing drink and settle in for a lively gathering for all ages.

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.

Brook Run Amphitheater sets the scene for a community evening filled with live music, food trucks, giveaways, and more. Attendees can bring lawn chairs, grab a bite, and dance under the stars with neighbors. The headliner is Slippery When Wet, a Bon Jovi tribute led by Jason Morey, whose close resemblance to Jon Bon Jovi inspired the band after repeated cases of mistaken identity, including a backstage invite from Dave Chappelle. Their show is built on the live arrangements from Bon Jovi’s Crush, Bounce, Have a Nice Day, Lost Highway, and The Circle tours, aiming to bring arena-level energy to any stage. Drawing on a song catalog known for sing-along anthems and cross-generational appeal, they focus on recreating the feel of a Bon Jovi concert. Slippery When Wet has performed at more than 2,300 shows across the United States and internationally, including appearances in Africa, Mexico, Singapore, Malaysia, Puerto Rico, Honduras, Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, Anguilla, Spain, and the Dominican Republic. The band has headlined on over 60 Royal Caribbean cruises and played the pregame at a Super Bowl in East Rutherford, New Jersey. They have been officially authorized by Bon Jovi to present their show, are among the most searched and most viewed Bon Jovi tribute acts online, and have earned spots with Legends in Concert in Las Vegas, on the Runaway to Paradise cruises with Jon Bon Jovi, and as a finalist on Jimmy Fallon’s Clash of the Cover Bands on E!.

Michael Carbonaro, known from truTV’s The Carbonaro Effect, blends sharp comedy with astonishing illusions in a live experience that brings the audience into the action. After two successful national tours, he returns with a new chapter, Wonderboy, presenting himself as a Hero of Mischief. Expect surprises, laughter, and magic as reality gets delightfully upended. VIP tickets include the best seats and a meet and greet after the performance, with time for photos and an autograph on an item you choose.

Gov't Mule and Ziggy Marley bring a fully reserved seating performance to Coca-Cola Roxy. This event is open to attendees of all ages. Tickets are available to the general public, with additional presale options from Live Nation and the artist, and VIP packages are also offered.

This show at The Masquerade features Chanel Beads alongside Mechatok and Car Culture. It is open to attendees of all ages. Tickets are available at the venue box office or online.

Presented by Outback, Kanan Gill brings his show Not This Again to Center Stage. Seating is reserved and the event is open to all ages. Ticketmaster displays all-in pricing that covers fees, with taxes added at checkout.

Set out on a sunset to night ride along the Dirty Sheets route. Bring lights, at minimum a handlebar light, a red rear light, and a helmet. For better visibility, a setup with both handlebar and helmet lights plus the rear red light is suggested. The plan is to bypass the section through Cochran Mill Park and travel through Serenbe for scenic views. The route is being finalized and is expected to cover about 20 to 30 miles.

Comedy returns to Pontoon Brewing in Atlanta with a free stand-up showcase featuring a mix of comedians. Live sets take place at the brewery with no cover.

FC Cincinnati travels to face Atlanta United FC in an MLS matchup at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The meeting highlights differing styles and carries the extra urgency of late-season points at stake. The downtown stadium setting adds a lively backdrop for a high-energy contest. Ticket options are available for those planning to attend.

Variety Playhouse hosts an all-ages performance featuring Russian Circles with Pelican. The Chicago-based instrumental trio of Mike Sullivan, Dave Turncrantz, and Brian Cook has spent more than two decades shaping a distinct sound that folds together influences from Midwest Touch & Go alumni, classic progressive rock, hypnotic motorik and kosmische pulses, and the harsher edges of metal. Known for consistency and craft rather than hit singles, they deliver immersive heavy music built on tension, release, and precise dynamics. Their recent album Nine reflects a steady refinement of that approach, with basic tracks recorded at Electrical Audio in Chicago and finishing work with engineer Kurt Ballou at GodCity Studio in Massachusetts. The record spans the stark churn of Borehole, the concentrated onslaught of Empath, and the patient rise of Eluvial, then widens the palette with the pulsing E2, the forward momentum of Meridian, and the light and dark contrast of Arletta and Seventh Seal. An all-ages bill pairing Russian Circles’ expansive instrumentals with Pelican at Variety Playhouse.

Presented by The Masquerade and Zero Mile, Show Me The Body takes the stage at Terminal West in Atlanta with a lineup that also features Whispers and Jivebomb, plus one more performer to be announced. This event is open to all ages.

The Britt Black Band returns to Meriwether Co Pro Rodeo with a post-rodeo set that begins as soon as the last bull is cleared from the arena. The stage will be set at the center of the arena, and the band will take over with a country-rock performance for the crowd.

Southern Bears hosts a bar night at Atlanta Eagle that celebrates bear culture, brotherhood, and community. The night offers a welcoming atmosphere where bears of all kinds are welcome. This gathering takes place on the second Saturday of each month. Find Southern Bears on Facebook.

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.

At Battle & Brew Sandy Springs, TCG Training Day invites new and returning players to discover trading card games in a relaxed, supportive setting. Learn the fundamentals, play guided matches, and build confidence while exploring titles such as Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece, Riftbound, and additional games. A team will be available to explain rules, offer tips, and help with deck and gameplay questions. The event welcomes all ages, with special attention to younger participants and first-time players. No prior experience is needed; bring your curiosity and a deck if you already have one, and enjoy ample opportunities to practice and get answers as you play.

Set to a soundtrack of classic R&B and hip hop, this new adult day experience at The Daiquiri Factory in West Midtown Atlanta blends party games, food, frozen daiquiris, hookah, and wall to wall NFL games with sets from live DJs. The vibe caters to a grown crowd ready to relax and share some laughs in a Frozen Paradise atmosphere. Complimentary birthday celebrations with champagne are offered, and both entry and parking are free.

Hear directly from the artists behind Material Poesy during a talk at Spruill Gallery. Johanna Flores, Ato Ribeiro, and Ivy Wu will discuss their works and how poesy, a term often associated with literary titles, serves here as a lens for using materials and techniques to express poetic ideas. Learn about the concepts and processes shaping the exhibition and see how each artist approaches material to communicate meaning.

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.

Celebrate the Baltimore vs Atlanta matchup with an all-inclusive tailgate and watch party featuring unlimited food and drinks, live entertainment, and games throughout the event. The menu includes grilled barbecue chicken, hamburgers, beef hot dogs, sausages, meatballs, French cut green beans, baked beans, potato salad, mac and cheese, seasoned steamed vegetables and more. Drinks include beer, wine, liquor, seltzers, water and soda. A DJ, lawn games, and interactive activities add to the festivities, and the action on the field is shown on a 30-foot LED screen along with multiple TVs broadcasting additional games. Food service continues while supplies last, so early arrival is recommended. This event takes place rain or shine, and table and tent reservations are available.

Open mic night brings soulful tunes and vibrant melodies to Anthony’s Pizzeria in Fayetteville, hosted by local artist Megan Strom. Novice and seasoned musicians are welcome to share the stage, while listeners can relax with live performances and enjoy pizza and other menu offerings. Megan, known for a diverse repertoire, emcees the evening and organizes performer signups. It is a welcoming setting for musicians, families, friends, and music lovers to unwind together.

Vitamin String Quartet teams up with vocal trio Girl Named Tom for a tour of reimagined classics, modern hits, and special collaborations. VSQ blurs the lines between classical, dance, hip hop, and pop with renditions of music by Billie Eilish, BTS, Taylor Swift, Teddy Swims, Danny Elfman, and Prince. Fresh from Season 4 of Netflix’s Bridgerton, the ensemble shares the stage with The Voice winners Girl Named Tom, noted for close harmonies and heartfelt songwriting in contemporary American folk. Together they bring fresh dimension to songs across generations, including their first joint recording, a rendition of Duran Duran’s Ordinary World performed live. The performance takes place at Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE in Atlanta.

Bright Eyes brings a career-spanning performance to Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, open to all ages. What began in an Omaha basement as a teenage Conor Oberst recording project with producer and multi-instrumentalist Mike Mogis became a formal trio in 2006 when Mogis and arranger and multi-instrumentalist Nate Walcott joined as full members. Over more than two decades the group has assembled a catalog that captures fleeting eras while holding together as a clear narrative. Their reach extends across popular culture, with songs turning up in film and television, covered by artists such as Lorde, The Killers, Mac Miller, Phoebe Bridgers, Jason Mraz and beabadoobee, and sampled by Young Thug and Lil Peep. The lineup also includes Lullaby For The Working Class. In partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from every ticket supports the Poison Oak Project and its work to advance equity for LGBTQ+ people, with particular attention to the trans community.

AST, also known as Alchemical String Theory, brings together avant garde string artists from Atlanta’s improvisational underground for a showcase of spontaneous music making. Sets move from solo spotlights to collaborative ensembles with guest string players, shifting between unplugged textures and electronic explorations that use live looping, stomp boxes, reverb, delay, pitch shifting, and more. The performance takes place at Red Light Cafe. Advance tickets are $10 and admission at the door is $15. All ticket sales are final with no refunds.

Presented by Zero Mile, EPIK HIGH appears as part of the 3.0 North American tour. This event is open to all ages.

JOHNNYSWIM brings Greetings from Georgica Pond to Tabernacle Atlanta for a reserved-seating concert open to all ages. Accessible seating is available on the main floor, balcony areas are not configured for ADA access, and the building does not have an elevator. Patrons holding ADA tickets can ask venue staff for assistance upon arrival. If accessible options are sold out, please contact the venue for guidance. Ticket access includes several presales such as SWIM Team, JOHNNYSWIM Fan, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with a VIP package presale, followed by VIP package availability and a general public onsale.

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.

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.

Anthony’s Pizzeria & Sports Bar presents a lively trivia competition led by DJ WES of W Forbes Events. Teams put their knowledge to the test with questions spanning science, history, geography, entertainment, and current events. Prizes are awarded to the top three teams, and there is tasty food and cold drinks to enjoy while you play.

Presented by The Masquerade, this all-ages show features Igorrr with Secret Chiefs 3 and Violent Magic Orchestra at The Masquerade. Tickets are available at the box office or online.

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.

Build your Bachata skills with a full slate of classes for all levels. Begin with a beginner-focused session, continue with concentrated work on body movement, footwork and mechanics, then move into an intermediate class. Instruction emphasizes partnerwork, footwork, body movement and musicality so you develop solid technique rather than just memorizing patterns. The intermediate session is limited to dancers who know the syllabus and have teacher approval to keep everyone training at a similar level. Each class is $25. Arrive ready to train, connect with the community, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere.

All ages are permitted to attend. The main floor is general admission standing, while the balcony offers reserved seating. A limited-capacity pit is included within the GA floor, and once it reaches capacity, remaining GA guests will be directed to other open areas on the floor. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets, and a public onsale.

Presented by Zero Mile, Black Country, New Road perform at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta. This all ages show features a band known for constant reinvention, from a debut that earned a Mercury Prize nomination and blended jazz and post rock elements, to a follow up that leaned into art rock and chamber pop, then a brand new live set created after the amicable departure of singer Isaac Wood. Now a six piece with vocals and much of the writing shared by Tyler Hyde, Georgia Ellery and May Kershaw, the group’s latest chapter includes the studio album Forever Howlong, produced by James Ford. Their music draws on folk, prog, baroque pop and touches of alt rock while remaining distinctly their own, a sound forged by a close knit, multi instrumental lineup that cut its teeth at The Windmill in Brixton alongside peers such as Squid and Black Midi. Their audience has continued to grow with each evolution, and this appearance reflects the collaborative spirit and adventurous songwriting that define the band’s current era.

Ease into the week at Omnia Room with Martini Mondays, a laid-back night centered on standout martinis and easygoing vibes. Sip classic recipes or explore playful variations, then settle in for relaxed conversation and friendly company. Turn Monday into a low-pressure ritual to unwind, meet new faces, and enjoy well-crafted drinks in a welcoming setting.

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.

Pick up farm fresh produce and talk directly with the growers who raised it. It is a simple chance to get what you need and learn more about how it was grown.

This society welcomes teens ages 13 to 18 to explore literacy and how Shakespeare continues to shape modern media and society. Sessions feature engaging activities and film screenings that bring his works and their influence to life. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month.

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.

Battle & Brew in Atlanta hosts a welcoming trading card game night focused on Riftbound, Pokémon TCG, and the One Piece Card Game. Riftbound: Nexus Nights features casual organized play where players can bring a deck, choose from one on one, two on two, or free for all matches, explore new champions and strategies, learn alongside newcomers, and fine tune competitive builds. A Nexus Nights promo pack is available for attendees while supplies last, limited to one per guest. Pokémon TCG play sessions invite participants to bring a favorite deck and trade binder for casual battles, trades with local collectors, testing of new lists ahead of League Challenges and Cups, and opportunities to meet new players and grow a collection. One Piece TCG locals offer casual matches for all skill levels, with chances to learn the game or sharpen a competitive deck, trade cards, share ideas, and connect with others across factions such as pirates, marines, and revolutionaries.

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.

Dance champion Jerome Subey leads weekly West Coast Swing classes in Atlanta. Two sessions are offered each week, starting with an all levels class and followed by an upper levels class. Pricing is $20 for one class or $30 for both.

LAUNDRY DAY brings a live show to Hell at The Masquerade. The event welcomes attendees of all ages, with tickets available at The Masquerade box office or online.

Strengthen your channeling in a welcoming practice group led by Vicki Evans. Intended for those with at least a little prior experience, whether from a workshop, among friends, or through personal practice, this gathering provides a safe place to deepen your abilities. Participants share where they are on their path and celebrate any breakthroughs, then move into a variety of channeling exercises. Activities may include small group work, one on one practice, and opportunities to offer messages for the whole group or for individual participants. Meetings are held in the Annex at Phoenix and Dragon, and the format is drop in so you can attend as you are able. Vicki has been receiving messages from Spirit for more than three decades, drawing on that experience in her groups and healing sessions, and she also teaches channeling workshops in the Atlanta area. Cost: $30.

Author McCracken Poston will discuss his book Zenith Man: Death, Love, and Redemption in a Georgia Courtroom. This event offers a chance to meet the author and hear about his work.

Zero Mile Presents brings Rodrigo y Gabriela to The Eastern in Atlanta as part of the OurHome Tour. This event welcomes all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to four per order, and any order exceeding the limit may be canceled without notice.

Enjoy a country dance night at Atlanta Eagle with lessons to kick things off, followed by plenty of time on the dance floor.

All seats are reserved in a fully seated setup, and attendees of any age may take part. Ticket access includes a general public onsale, presales through Live Nation and the artist, and Citi cardmember options, including a preferred selection. VIP packages are also available.

Atlanta Eagle hosts a trivia night featuring food, drinks, and challenging questions. DJ Dewayne leads the evening as host, keeping the games moving and the energy high.

Entrepreneurs, business owners, and community members gather each week to connect, learn, and support each other. Each session features a local entrepreneur who presents a business or idea and invites constructive feedback, practical insights, and helpful connections. The purpose is straightforward, to offer a welcoming space where ideas are shared openly, questions are encouraged, and collaboration grows. Whether launching a startup, developing an existing venture, or simply exploring entrepreneurship, everyone is welcome. Attendees are encouraged to bring a friend, enjoy a cup of coffee, and take part in the conversation, with community engagement at the center and the understanding that every voice can add value.

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.

A.C.E.S. Kickball is a kickball activity for differently-abled adults 18 and older. In collaboration with partner organizations that support people with intellectual or physical disabilities, from mild to severe, as well as those with diagnosed disabilities, the program offers activities throughout the year. Beyond kickball, options include basketball, wiffleball, swimming, pickleball, and theatre. Program locations include Lynch Park Facilities, Wadsworth Auditorium, and the Newnan Pickleball Complex.

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.

Breast cancer affects one in eight U.S. women who live to age 80 and makes up about 30 percent of new female cancer diagnoses each year. City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is offering a focused screening event with 3D digital breast tomosynthesis mammograms and take-home educational materials. Most insurance plans are accepted, and the cost is $99 for those without insurance for this event. A physician referral is not required. All appointments depend on meeting clinical criteria, and each participant must have a doctor to receive results. Registration is required. To reserve a mammogram time, call 770-400-6677.

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.

Roll out your mat in the open air at The Plaza for an outdoor yoga experience presented by Kaiser Permanente. Connect movement and breath in a relaxed setting, take your practice outside, and find a moment of calm.

Unwind after the workday in a relaxed, pressure-free setting at Two Best Friends Café & Books. Settle into a comfortable spot with soft music in the background, peruse the books, write in a journal, tackle a puzzle, have a quiet sip, chat if you wish, or simply take a breather. There is no expectation to network or accomplish anything, and conversation is always optional. A short spotlight during the evening honors Black women who lead, serve, build, and hold things together. This edition features Dr. Ursula Thomas, editor of Navigating Black Joy for Black Women Leaders in Higher Education, who will share what inspired the work, introduce its key ideas, and offer a thought to carry with you as the evening continues. Participation in the spotlight is entirely optional. Listen in, contribute, keep focusing on your activity, or step back as you prefer. A $5 RSVP includes one coffee, tea, or a glass of wine. Light bites and snacks are available, and copies of Navigating Black Joy for Black Women Leaders in Higher Education will be offered at a special Parlor discount.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to Coca-Cola Roxy. Attendees of any age are welcome. The main floor offers standing room general admission, while the balcony provides reserved, assigned seating. Ticket availability includes multiple presale options, including Goth Babe, Citi Cardmember, Artist, Live Nation, Spotify, and VIP Package presales, plus a public onsale and Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets.

Foster The People takes the stage for a live concert at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, GA.

Zero Mile Presents hosts Parcels on the LOVED Tour 2026. This show is open to all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to four per buyer and this rule will be strictly enforced. Orders that exceed the limit may be cancelled without prior notice.

The Brothers Comatose bring their string-fueled blend of old-school instrumentation and rock and roll spirit to Terminal West. Their album Golden Grass, crafted with co-producers Greg Holden and Tim Bluhm, highlights rich vocal harmonies and organic arrangements built around guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and upright bass. It also introduces newest member Addie Levy while staying true to the band’s warm, joyful identity. Founded by brothers Ben and Alex Morrison in 2008 in San Francisco, the group debuted with Songs From The Stoop in 2010 and went on to release five more full-length records, accumulate nearly 50 million streams, and appear at Outside Lands, High Sierra, and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass. They have shared stages with Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Greensky Bluegrass, Trampled By Turtles, Lake Street Dive, The Devil Makes Three, and Yonder Mountain String Band, building a loyal following through energetic, crowd-stirring performances. This event is open to all ages.

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.

Sienna Spiro brings the My House Tour to Variety Playhouse in Atlanta for an all-ages concert. The London-based singer and songwriter blends jazz influences with modern production, inspired by artists like Frank Ocean, Etta James, Frank Sinatra, and Amy Winehouse. She began writing music at a young age and built a substantial online following, including more than 6.6 million views on TikTok for her cover of Donald Glover’s Redbone. Her debut single Need Me has surpassed 1.8 million global streams, followed by the ballad MAYBE., which exceeded 2 million streams and landed on Spotify Viral charts in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, as well as reaching number 5 in the UK.

The Gordon Vernick Quartet plays an opening set, then the stage opens to musicians and vocalists for a jazz jam session at Red Light Cafe. Admission is $10 at the door, or $5 for performers or students with ID.

At Zanzibar Cuisine & Lounge, a curated night designed for women brings connection, positive energy, drinks, and plenty of moments worth capturing. Brought to life by Soft Yet Powerful, it blends music with a lively setting and a heightened vibe for anyone celebrating, networking, or simply stepping out for a reset in the middle of the week. Table and section reservations are offered, and the experience is created for women who move with intention.

The West Central Georgia Black Chamber of Commerce presents the 4th Annual Regional Business Expo at the Coweta County Fairgrounds & Conference Center in Newnan, Georgia. Entrepreneurs, small business owners, community leaders, lenders, and regional resource partners gather to connect and collaborate. Attendees can promote their businesses and build meaningful relationships. They will discover tools and information that support growth and learn strategies they can put to work. The Expo also shines a light on local entrepreneurs and the products and services they offer. Whether you lead an established company, are getting started, represent a vendor, or support the business community, there is a place for you here. The focus throughout is clear, advocating for business success.

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.

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.

Sundown Social brings a relaxed evening at City Green featuring live music, yard games, and an outdoor bar. There is plenty of space to stretch out, unwind, and soak up the easygoing night atmosphere.

This gathering offers an inviting space to connect, learn, and share with others in the community while exploring the many ways people practice. Attendees are encouraged to bring paper, a journal, colorful pens, or other materials to capture intentions and inspirations during the conversation. Community Coven brings together those curious about magic, paganism, crystals, the metaphysical, spirituality, and more to meet one another. The group meets regularly to exchange knowledge and resources while building friendship and connection. Participants who arrive with open minds and thoughtful intent are welcome.

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.

Dabbers Sandy Springs hosts a monthly Edison format locals tournament with four rounds. Entry includes an OTS pack, and prizing is awarded on a pack-per-win basis with OTS product. Players who can only participate in three rounds are still welcome. Previous turnouts have reached a dozen or more players.

Speakeasy and Nobody’s Booking present an evening at Goat Farm featuring ML Buch with Stemlines. ML Buch is the project of Copenhagen-based artist Marie Louise Buch, a composer, producer, guitarist, and vocalist who builds her music with an architect’s sense of form, drawing on exploratory playing to spark unexpected ideas. Her live set blends 7-string electric guitars in open tunings with synthetic instrumentation and electronic experimentation. This all-ages show has admission starting at $28.

ButtTootKing brings performances by Lydia B Kollins, Suzie Toot, and Kori King to the Heaven room at The Masquerade in Atlanta. Presented by The Masquerade, Flip Phone Events, Fiercely You Entertainment, and Michael Benedetti, this all-ages event is open to everyone. Tickets are available at The Masquerade box office or online.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. The main level offers a general admission experience with standing room only, while the balcony provides a reserved section with assigned seats. Tickets for the general public and VIP packages are offered.

Presented by Rival, Tricky performs live at The Loft. This is a general admission event.

Tank and the Bangas bring The Last Balloon Tour to Terminal West in Atlanta for an all-ages show that spotlights the New Orleans group’s joyful, shape-shifting sound. Led by Tarriona “Tank” Ball and multi-instrumentalist Norman Spence II, the band moves from spoken-word roots to a vibrant collision of soul, hip hop, and forward-looking R&B. Their new album, The Last Balloon, completes the trilogy that began with Green Balloon and continued with Red Balloon, channeling themes of frustration, resilience, and self-discovery while keeping the energy playful and communal. Fresh off a GRAMMY win for The Heart, The Mind, The Soul, they’ve crafted a live set built on big vocals, handclaps, and moments designed for audience participation, turning the room into a celebration of connection. Ariel J. is also on the lineup.

Kyle Kinane, a comedian from Addison, Illinois, takes the stage at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta for a standup set open to all ages. Viewers may recognize him from Conan, The Tonight Show, Netflix’s The Standups, and three hour-long specials on Comedy Central. His screen work includes roles in the Judd Apatow series Love and truTV’s Those Who Can’t, plus an appearance on Drunk History. In voiceover he spent eight years as the voice of Comedy Central and plays Bullet on the Netflix series Paradise PD. He also cohosts the Boogie Monster podcast with Dave Stone and the streaming show Hey Girl with Matt Braunger. His latest standup release, Trampoline In A Ditch, was recorded at Comedy on State in Madison, Wisconsin and released by 800 LB Gorilla Records, paired with an animated short from Meister.

AEG Presents brings Interpol with DIIV to The Eastern in Atlanta as part of the North America Tour 2026. This all-ages show features the trio of Paul Banks, Daniel Kessler, and Sam Fogarino, known for intricate guitars, focused rhythms, and a commanding vocal presence. Their seventh album, The Other Side of Make-Believe, signaled a new phase for the band, pairing shadowy themes with a gentler, reflective touch. The songs took shape through remote writing before being expanded in the Catskills and completed in North London with producer Flood and longtime collaborator Alan Moulder. That record spans atmospheric moments like Something Changed and Passenger, the lift of Toni and Big Shot City, and the driving pulse of Renegade Hearts and Gran Hotel. DIIV joins the lineup, rounding out a night of distinctive rock from artists with deep catalogs.

Kelela brings the new avatar live show to Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta. The main level is standing room for general admission, while the balcony offers reserved seating. A limited-capacity pit is part of the GA floor, and when that area fills, general admission guests will be directed to other available spots on the floor. All ages are welcome. Ticket access includes a public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, and the artist, plus VIP package options.