Events in Roswell, GA

Kids with an entrepreneurial spark take center stage at a market dedicated to youth-made art and farm goods. Young vendors offer handmade pieces such as jewelry, cards and artwork, bags and decorated boxes, candles, honey, wallets, and fruits and vegetables they have grown. The focus is on creativity and small-scale business skills, with a welcoming setting to browse kid-crafted goods.

Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market is a weekly farmers market that takes place every Sunday.

Hosted by the Sewa Atlanta Chapter, this women’s pickleball tournament blends friendly competition with a focus on community impact. Open to first-time players and seasoned competitors alike, it offers a full day of play, connection, and fitness. Champions will take home cash awards, trophies will be presented, and free food and drinks will be available. Event proceeds support the SHE Project, helping provide sanitary products to underprivileged girls in public schools across India so they can stay in class with dignity and confidence. Space is limited.

Enjoy a family-friendly morning with exclusive access to CNC’s Butterfly Encounter. Savor a light breakfast, spend close-up time with several species of butterflies, and explore the grounds prior to opening. This experience is for ages 4 and up. The cost is $30 per person for the general public and $20 per person for CNC members. Advanced registration is required by the Thursday before each session.

Peachtree Chapter BMW CCA hosts a monthly Cars and Coffee gathering outside Fuel Coffee Cafe in Alpharetta. Attendees are asked to drive responsibly, avoid donuts and loud revving, and be considerate of the business and its parking lot. Photo shares are welcome using the @Peachtreebmwcca tag. Support comes from Global Imports BMW, Butler Tire & Wheels, Liqui Moly, German Car Repair, Bimmerworld, Dent Specialist, Euro Speedwagon, Tom Sawyer Motorsports, E3 Storage, and HRBTEC.

If you adore your furry companion, this guided painting class lets you celebrate them on canvas. Reserve a spot, then email a photo of your pet so the artists can prepare a detailed sketch that will be ready when you arrive. During the session, you will learn how to build layers of paint over that sketch to create a personalized portrait of your own pet. Space is limited, and there is a limit of one pet per registration and canvas, with one painter per pet and canvas.

This community showcase offers prospective homebuyers the chance to explore a beautifully designed model home while enjoying desserts, treats, and a refreshing spritz. Sales Consultants will be available to share information about available homes and current incentives. Qualified prospects who register during the event will be entered into a raffle for a Tiffany & Co. prize.

Kurt Thomas delivers an acoustic performance on Lucky’s backyard stage in a relaxed outdoor setting. Bring a blanket or lawn chair to get comfortable, and pair the show with burgers and plenty of ice cold beer from the venue. All events are weather dependent, and schedules may change, so check Lucky’s social media or website for the latest updates. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.

A free, all-ages live music night at Aurora Cineplex features Ricky & Bambi with Sad Matt opening. Hosted by RadioCult, Bambi Lynn, and Aurora Cineplex, this select-night performance takes place at Area 51, home to Aurora Cineplex and The Fringe Miniature Golf. Admission is free and open to all.

The TBT Book Club centers this session on Allegra Goodman’s novel This Is Not About Us, bringing TBT readers together for a thoughtful discussion at TBT. The story follows sisters Sylvia and Helen Rubinstein after the loss of their sister, as a small dispute over apple cake hardens into years of silence. Meanwhile, their children are absorbed in their own lives, from divorces and new relationships to career hurdles, college applications, bat mitzvahs, and ballet events, and they choose not to step into the conflict. The grandchildren feel even farther removed. Woven with humor and clear-eyed observation, the novel explores coming of age and growing older, the pressures families place on one another, and the complicated bonds between sisters that can endure across generations. A copy is available to borrow at TBT; please check with the office for availability and to check it out.

Pepperoni’s Tavern hosts a trivia night offering chances to win prizes. Enjoy the food and atmosphere while testing your knowledge.

An angel-centered circle with Penelope Summers unfolds through conversation, a grounding meditation, and a short individual reading for each attendee. Angels are the focal point, yet the discussion may expand into broader metaphysical themes and even ideas from quantum physics. Penelope Summers practices tarot and Akashic Record reading and healing, and she is also a tapping coach and Reiki Master. Her connection with Angels began during Karuna Reiki studies, and she enjoys working with smaller groups. Cost is $25.

The Bourbon Brothers Band salutes Frank Sinatra, pairing sips of bourbon with timeless selections from the Great American Songbook. Their performance blends theatrical polish, graceful delivery, and the refined savoir faire associated with the 1950s.

Veterans from every branch gather at Uptown Cafe for a welcoming monthly meetup focused on food, conversation, and connection. There is no set agenda, allowing attendees to come by, have something to eat, and spend time with others who have served. All veterans are invited, and bringing a fellow veteran is encouraged. VetBuds is an all-volunteer, nonprofit community of veterans united by military service and a commitment to helping others. The group offers direct assistance through members’ own resources and additional support by drawing on shared business, social, and personal networks.

Preschoolers and their caregivers are invited to Halcyon’s weekly Kids Club, a free gathering with no registration required. Each session features a fresh mix of activities that may include crafts, dance, animal encounters, story time, puppet shows, guest appearances, and music, and themes are shared on the event’s Facebook page and in Instagram stories. Programming is weather permitting. A parent or guardian must stay with each child for the duration of the event. After the program, visitors can enjoy lunch, snacks, or sweet treats at kid friendly restaurants and visit Piggy Jo’s, a children’s gift and clothing boutique. By attending, participants consent to the use of photo or video captured onsite without compensation, and Halcyon reserves the right to use this media for future publicity.

This book club meeting centers on a discussion of THE SPEAR CUTS THROUGH WATER. Copies of the book are available in store at a 20 percent discount.

Enjoy a long-running weekly gathering for games at Jason's Deli in Alpharetta. Bring games you love, or take a seat at a table already forming and play with others. Many attendees grab a bite and talk through options before games get underway, making it easy to settle in and start playing.

Refresh both body and mind at a weekly fitness class that blends strength work, cardio, and mindfulness for a balanced boost. Collect a stamp at every session, and after five visits the completed card can be redeemed for a Forum Fit swag item. The lineup changes regularly, featuring Pilates with Club Pilates, strength training with Alloy Personal Training, yoga and sound bath with the Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival with instruction offered in English and Spanish, yoga with lululemon and Sunny Street Yoga, plus occasional CrossFit and to-be-announced formats. Guests are asked to bring their own mat for the workout. This event may be canceled in the case of inclement weather, with updates shared on social media at @theforumptc. By attending, participants consent to photo and video capture without compensation, and The Forum Peachtree Corners may use this media for future publicity.

Grab the mic with ATL Live Band Karaoke and rock out to your favorite songs, including the beloved hits you sing in the shower. Step into the spotlight and feel like the star of the show. It is a memorable experience from the first note to the final chorus.

A Florida Keys getaway with Diventures centers on vibrant reefs and thriving marine life. The itinerary features diving in the John Pennekamp Marine Sanctuary with opportunities to explore notable wrecks. It is all within driving distance of Atlanta, and transportation is handled so participants can relax along the way. When the dives wrap up, there is plenty to enjoy. Cool off in the hotel pool or unwind in the jacuzzi. Race across the water on wave runners, take to the sky by parasail, or try a casino cruise. With many restaurants nearby, evenings can be spent dining out, stargazing, or checking out the local nightlife. The package includes round trip travel on a fully equipped custom coach, hotel accommodations at the Marriott Courtyard or Holiday Inn, three days of boat diving, a pizza dinner after the night dive, a barbecue lunch on departure day from the Keys, a free Keys Expedition shirt, tanks, weights, a weight belt, and room and dive taxes. Marking interested on Facebook does not reserve a spot. An application and registration on the website are required.

Alive in Roswell is a free monthly festival that turns Canton Street into a lively street celebration with live music, a variety of food trucks, interactive vendor booths, and shopping from local boutiques and restaurants. Friends and families can wander the street, enjoy performances and bites, and discover local businesses as the community gathers for an upbeat evening.

Community Coven, featuring Allison Turner, offers a welcoming space to meet others and explore the many ways people practice. It is for those interested in magic, paganism, crystals, the metaphysical, spirituality, and more. The group meets regularly to exchange knowledge, resources, friendship, and connection. Attendees are encouraged to bring paper, a journal, colorful pens, or other materials to capture intentions and inspirations. Everyone with an open mind and thoughtful intent is welcome.

A monthly Edison format locals tournament at Dabbers Sandy Springs with four rounds and a prompt start. Entry includes an OTS pack, and additional OTS packs are awarded for wins. Players limited to three rounds can still take part. Recent events have drawn 12 or more participants.

Roaring Social Alpharetta hosts The Stardust Band for a vibrant mix of jazz, R&B, pop, and today’s Top 40. Fronted by powerhouse vocalist Angelina, the lineup features Peter on bass and classical guitar, Don on keys and guitar, and Gene on drums. The performance shifts from smooth and soulful to lively and electric, creating a dynamic groove that keeps the room moving.

Unwind at a Latin night in Atlanta filled with Salsa and Bachata. HANGEO Thursdays features social dancing with music by DJ Jose PasoFino and optional classes in Salsa Level 1, Salsa Level 2, Intro to Salsa, and body movement offered as $25 drop-ins. Admission to the social is free. Guests may bring their own drinks, and free parking is available. Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere for mingling and dancing.

City Green Live brings free outdoor concerts to City Springs in Sandy Springs on certain Fridays during the season. Attendees can spread out on the lawn with blankets and chairs and enjoy a relaxed evening with friends and family beneath the stars. The series showcases artists such as Sister Hazel, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, Boyce Avenue, and Patrick Droney. City Green opens to guests before the entertainment begins, food trucks start serving ahead of the performances, an opening act starts the evening, and the main performance follows.

H&D kicks off the 2026 International Singer Songwriter Awards at the 2026 International Singer Songwriter Awards Pre-Party in Alpharetta, Georgia. Tickets are available.

Geoff Scott delivers a wide-ranging live set at Six Bridges Crabapple, covering hits from the 60s through today along with deep cuts and his own originals. The show features looping, dual guitars, a Digitech Whammy, and other gear that builds layered sound. His discography includes a 2013 EP released under Geoff Scott Band with tracks such as Fireflies and With This Certainty. The performance is interactive as a setlist makes the rounds for song requests, keeping the music shaped by the crowd from start to finish.

The Decades Band performs at Avalon with music spanning the 70s through today for a night of dancing.

Live acoustic music fills the Village Green as talented local musicians perform. Attendees can pick up dinner, drinks, and dessert from Halcyon dining options and enjoy a picnic while the music plays. Performer announcements and any cancellations will be shared on Halcyon social media and the event’s Facebook page. Outside food and coolers are not permitted. By attending, guests consent to the use of photos or video captured on site for future publicity without compensation.

Enjoy an evening of live music from local favorites. This edition features The Andrews Brothers: Dueling Pianos. Seating is limited, so bringing personal tailgate chairs is recommended. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not allowed at Forum events. Bar service is provided by Sei Ryu, and dining options are available for takeout.

Phoenix and Dragon hosts a monthly poetry open mic in the gallery, inviting writers and performers of any age and experience to share original work in a welcoming, creative setting. It offers a meaningful sense of community as participants voice their stories, ideas, and emotions through spoken word. Some performances may include sensitive themes, so parental discretion is recommended.

Jack Johnson performs live as part of the SURFILMUSIC TOUR 2026 at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, GA.

Enjoy a complimentary fitness session at North Point Mall in partnership with Highland Yoga. This full-body workout blends strength, movement, and mindfulness to leave you feeling balanced and empowered. All fitness levels are welcome. Exciting giveaways are available while supplies last. Space is limited.

Give that creative project some attention at Spruill during a free open studio centered on crafting and community. Bring your own craft, BYOC, and spend the afternoon creating alongside fellow community members in a welcoming shared space.

Angel Ocasio, Jr., recipient of the 2025 Gold Musician of the Year award, performs live with his collective, Cash's Juke Joint, during the 2026 International Singer Songwriters Association Awards at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center.

The Peachtree Corners International Festival brings the world to the Town Green with cultural experiences for all ages. Organized by the WOW Afro Foundation in partnership with the City of Peachtree Corners, the celebration features live performances from global artists, showcasing music, dance, and creative traditions. Explore an international marketplace offering handmade goods, fashion, artwork, and distinctive items from a wide range of countries and communities. Sample cuisines from around the world and visit interactive exhibits that highlight history, customs, and artistic heritage. The festival provides opportunities to connect with neighbors, learn about different cultures, and celebrate the diversity that strengthens the community. Attendees can honor their roots, discover new traditions, and experience a world of culture in one place at the Town Green.

Journey with Gentle Giants offers a guaranteed SCUBA dive alongside whale sharks, manta rays, and thousands of other marine animals within the Ocean Voyager exhibit. The habitat contains 6.3 million gallons of water, varies from 20 to 30 feet deep, and is maintained at 76°F. It is home to thousands of fish, whale sharks, manta rays, and Tank the green sea turtle.

Immerse in a Kundalini workshop that focuses on sensing your own energy through breath, movement, sound, and mindful awareness. Participants learn to feel subtle shifts in the body, notice the natural flow of the breath, and attune to personal resonance. The experience begins with a full hour of Kundalini Kriya practice that blends breathwork, purposeful movement, and concentrated attention. It continues with 30 minutes of chanting and meditation to enliven the voice and nurture inner vibration. The closing segment offers a 30 minute sound bath that encourages deep relaxation, integration, and harmony. Expect a practice that invites you to move, breathe, feel, and listen within so energy can rise and the heart can open.

Lucky’s 16th anniversary celebration features Lucky’s Live 2026 presenting 40HZ in the Power of Love summer party at Lucky’s Backyard and Stage. The celebration offers dancing and plenty of fun at what is described as Roswell’s largest outdoor venue that welcomes both kids and dogs. Attendees can bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair, take in the music, enjoy burgers, and cool down with cold beer. Plans are weather dependent, and the schedule may change, so check social media and the website for updates. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and extra parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.

Bets for Pets Casino Night brings a lively blend of games and giving to Showdown Social in Alpharetta, raising funds for Angels Among Us Pet Rescue. This is a fresh take on casino fun, with social, interactive games such as blackjack, Texas Hold'em, poker, spades, Uno, Mafia, and others, and professional hosts guiding the action for players of any experience level. Gameplay is tracked electronically, so there is no need to manage chips or keep your own score, and the points you earn can be exchanged for raffle tickets and chances at high-value prizes. Beyond the tables, enjoy a plentiful dinner and dessert buffet, an open bar with select beer, wine, and cocktails, a silent auction, billiards, darts, a puppy play lounge, and more. Every ticket and every game supports lifesaving care for homeless dogs and cats across Georgia through Angels Among Us Pet Rescue. Sponsors include Republic National Distributing Company, Tito's Vodka, Kari and John Carlos, and Mike and Julianne Massey. Cocktail attire is suggested. Questions can be sent to Events@angelsrescue.org.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market is held every Sunday.

Rhea Lana's of North Atlanta presents a large children’s consignment shopping experience, billed as Atlanta’s largest, with more than 145,000 items contributed by over 1,200 local families. Prices are typically 60 to 90 percent below retail, and every item is inspected for quality. A private pre-sale offers early access with both paid and free ticket options, followed by open shopping with free admission and no ticket required. Shoppers can find clothing for infants through teens plus maternity, along with shoes, baby gear, furniture, toys, books, DVDs, electronics, bedding, nursery decor, and more. Cash and credit cards are accepted. For information, contact Sarah McGarl at sarah@rhealana.com.

Rally Atlanta presents GoldStrong Fest 2026, a family-friendly afternoon that marks the start of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Attendees can enjoy activities, games, crafts, and entertainment while helping raise awareness for childhood cancer and the need for better treatments and cures. The gathering celebrates, honors, and supports children and families affected by childhood cancer, creating a welcoming space for community connection.

Designed for astrology enthusiasts at any stage, this monthly gathering with Rachel Mara offers conversation, learning, and reflection. Newcomers and long-time practitioners are equally welcome. Rachel leads a look at what is happening now, then opens time for questions about individual natal charts. The experience wraps up with a calming guided meditation accompanied by crystal bowls. Bring a favorite yoga mat or cushion if you would like extra comfort during the meditation.

AUM Yoga Studio in Alpharetta presents a two-hour workshop that introduces the foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine and explains how Yin Yoga can support smoother energy flow throughout the body. Participants explore the meridian system and the Five Elements, connecting these ideas to the seasons, emotional patterns, and overall well-being. The session offers beginner-friendly explanations of TCM, meridians, and elemental theory, guidance on the relationship between seasonal shifts, energy, and health, and practical ways Yin Yoga fosters balance and vitality. It concludes with a nourishing Yin practice focused on key meridian pathways. This workshop is suited to yoga students, wellness enthusiasts, and teachers interested in deepening their understanding of Yin Yoga and energetics.

Part of Lucky’s 16th anniversary weekend, Lucky’s Live Sunday features the Mike Veal Band on the Backyard and Stage. Expect an upbeat show built for dancing in a spacious outdoor setting that welcomes kids and dogs in Roswell. Bring a blanket or lawn chair to get comfortable and enjoy live music with burgers and plenty of ice cold brews. Events are weather dependent, and details may change. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Extra parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.

Roswell Town Square hosts a celebration of American music as the Roswell New Horizons Dogwood Brass Quintet presents a program of familiar favorites in a bold brass setting. Guest artists from the Atlanta Accordion Club add a spirited twist to the performance. This free outdoor concert welcomes all ages and is part of the Sundays in the Park series. Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket, pack some snacks, and relax with live music and a friendly community atmosphere.

Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson bring the Freaks on Parade Tour to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, Georgia, with both artists appearing on the same bill.

Marilyn Manson brings an intense night of spectacle to Alpharetta as Ameris Bank Amphitheatre turns into a platform for boundary-pushing performance. The set dives into grinding industrial grooves and stark, confrontational lyricism, with “The Beautiful People” delivering a powerful, crowd-lifting moment. The show plays with tension and control, revealing an eerie kind of beauty that has long defined Manson’s live presence.

This relaxed open house at a 55+ luxury community offers a close look at cottage-inspired residences and amenities with a resort feel. Guests can tour beautifully crafted homes, enjoy light refreshments, and connect with potential neighbors and the community team to learn about the lively social scene. It is an opportunity to experience maintenance-free living and see how comfort, a sense of community, and stylish design come together, whether moving soon or simply beginning to explore options.

This event features a conversation about KIN. In-store copies are available at a 20 percent discount.

Avenue East Cobb hosts Avenue Kids, an afternoon of themed fun designed for little ones. Each monthly session offers hands-on activities, creative crafts, games, and more to nurture imagination. This edition features a Candyland theme. The program is best suited for children under seven. If the weather does not cooperate, the event may be canceled or moved to The Family Lounge, with updates shared on Avenue East Cobb social media.

Little Peaches is a monthly playdate created for young children, filled with kid-focused activities such as crafts, games, and entertainment. It takes place on the final Tuesday from April through October, with each gathering built around a special theme. Under the Sea features a Mermaid meet and greet, a kiddie pool fishing game, and crafts that match the theme, offering a cheerful experience for little ones.

Learn to bake challah at a hands-on evening that blends craft, community, and meaning. The gathering takes place at Roswell Historic Hall and offers a welcoming atmosphere focused on connection. Tickets are $10 per person, and an RSVP is required. This event is made possible by the support of Kathy Schwartz in loving memory of Anita Freedman and Linda Idelson.

This discussion focuses on LUTE. Copies can be purchased at the store at 20 percent off.

Alpharetta Food Truck Alley returns for its 14th season in 2026, bringing live music together with a lineup of top food trucks. Explore a variety of flavors and enjoy performances in a lively setting at the Alpharetta Food Truck Alley venue.

Grand Tasting Alpharetta, presented by Taste of Atlanta, brings food lovers together to celebrate Alpharetta’s dining scene. Sample offerings from more than 20 highly rated local restaurants at the Hotel of Avalon. VIP and general admission options are available.

Enjoy a friendly night of mahjong in The Plaza, held on the last Thursday of each month. This gathering is intended for players who already know the basics and are ready to play. All tiles, racks, mats and other essentials are provided, and players can bring their NMJL card if they have one. Ticket options include Open Play at $35 per player or Guided Play at $45 per player.

Tribe presents a curated social at Cherry Street Brewpub at Halcyon for Christian singles who are unmarried and primarily in their 40s, 50s, and 60s. The focus is faith-driven connection, genuine community, and conversations that go beyond small talk. Expect a warm welcome from friendly hosts, easy icebreakers to get conversations started, and a relaxed atmosphere with no name tags, no pressure, and no forced introductions. The environment is designed so no one feels like a third or fifth wheel, with safe, faith-anchored expectations and a modern approach to meeting new people. Many attendees come to build deeper friendships while healing and growing, to explore dating again in a safer setting with like-minded people, or because they have done the personal work and are ready for something more. Tickets are on sale. Food is available from the restaurant, and light appetizers may be offered as part of the event. Dress is summer business casual. Parking is available on site in a garage across the street. Attendance is voluntary and participants accept personal responsibility for their actions. Authentic Christlike behavior is valued, though it is not guaranteed, and attendees are encouraged to use their own judgment and diligence as they would in any public setting. By attending, participants grant permission for photographs to be used for reasonable promotional purposes without compensation, and they may request a photo be removed. Attendees represent they are 21 or older. Individuals banned from Tribe are not permitted to attend unless they have been readmitted.

Settle in on the Alpharetta Town Green for an evening of rock with performances by Grunge House and HOT FLASH. Bring lawn chairs and arrive early to claim a comfortable spot.

Expect a high-energy mix of 80s New Wave dance tunes alongside epic rock from the 80s and 90s, delivering a nostalgic soundtrack for fans of these eras.

This sensory-friendly haircut session offers a calm, comfortable, and supportive experience for children, teens, and adults who may feel overwhelmed in traditional salon or barbershop environments. Services are provided by Flo Acker, a licensed hairdresser with extensive training and experience in sensory-friendly haircut services. Pricing starts at $38 and varies based on the time needed. To get started, complete a registration form, then speak with Flo during a consultation call to discuss your child’s needs and goals, receive an estimated cost for the haircut, and confirm your appointment.

Experience a calming blend of Goat Zen and a soothing sound bath designed to relax the body, settle the mind, and lift the spirit. Spend time in the gentle presence of therapy goats while instructor-led meditation, breathing practices, and sound-based relaxation create a peaceful atmosphere. As resonant tones fill the space, stress and tension can ease, offering a simple way to reset and recharge. The class takes place in the patio space. Sign-up closes at 7 pm the day before the event.

An art reception at Johns Creek Art & Frame highlights “Natural Tendencies,” a showcase of original oil paintings by Alex Foltz. Foltz is a professional portrait artist working in the Alla Prima tradition, using vibrant color and lively brushwork to reveal the nuanced character of his subjects. The reception offers an opportunity to meet the artist and view works shaped by his belief that each person brings a distinct presence that he strives to translate into lasting art.

Lucky's Live presents Snarky's Machine on the Backyard Stage for a high-energy dance party featuring rock favorites from the 80s and 90s at Roswell's largest outdoor venue that welcomes both kids and dogs. Attendees can bring family, friends, and pups, along with a picnic blanket or lawn chairs, and enjoy the music with burgers and cold beer available on site. The event is weather dependent, the schedule may change, and outside food or drinks are not allowed.

Set aside the bustle and sink into an hour devoted to restorative listening. This live music immersion is enjoyed lying down or in any restful position that feels comfortable. As skilled musicians shape gentle soundscapes, participants are encouraged to relax, breathe, and just receive. There is nothing to accomplish and no expectations. The interplay of live music, quiet, and intentional rest can soothe the nervous system, ease stress, and support reconnection with self. Every session unfolds as a distinct sound journey that nurtures presence and inner balance. No prior experience is needed. Bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or anything else that helps you settle in, and leave feeling grounded and renewed. Pricing is $30 per person for 60 minute events and $45 per person for 90 minute events. Depending on the session, soundscapes may include house beats, sound bowl healing, Kirtan, or drumming and handpan.

Passing the Torch brings a soulful salute to Whitney Houston on the Town Green’s Vox Stage, led by Melanie Amaro, winner of The X Factor USA. She performs many of Whitney’s signature songs and weaves in personal memories, including her first meeting with the icon, creating an intimate and uplifting musical journey. The experience aims to move as well as entertain, balancing big sing-along moments with quiet reflection to celebrate legacy, talent, and the enduring impact of these beloved hits. Admission is free and the concert welcomes all ages, serving as the finale of the Summer Concert Series. Complimentary parking is available in the Town Center parking deck and on streets within the Town Center. For everyone’s comfort and safety, please do not bring large or rolling coolers, tables larger than two feet, tarps, blankets, or inflatable furniture. Tarps and blankets are not permitted and may be removed if left to hold space. Guests are expected to follow Town Green policies and all applicable laws, and unsafe behavior may result in removal. In case of inclement weather, look for updates on social media or the community calendar.

Andrew Scotchie brings a free performance rooted in Asheville and steeped in raw rock and roll. His shows blend the swagger of the Stones, the bluesy pulse of Lightnin’ Hopkins, and the firebrand spirit of a punk-tinged preacher, a mix that has made him and his band fixtures across the Southeast. He has shared stages with renowned artists, crowd surfed in dive bars, and continues to shape a sound that is gritty, soulful, and fully alive. His latest release, Love Is Enough, explores connection amid chaos and encourages keeping your heart open when the world feels off kilter.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

Dungeons & Dragons enthusiasts can take part in a brunch-themed tabletop experience with the Xanathar’s Brunchmaster Guild. All supplies are provided for beginners and experienced players, and Dungeon Masters are available to lead the adventures. Groups delve into perilous dungeons, decipher ancient riddles, and face formidable enemies while enjoying brunch offerings. The cost is $10 per participant. Availability is limited.

This free live concert features Pigs on a String performing acoustic interpretations of Pink Floyd’s music. Jim Gorman and David Shore, from the Pink Floyd tribute band Interstellar Echoes, present arrangements that trade electric power for an intimate, unplugged feel, highlighting harmonies and musicianship. The set reimagines these songs in a close up format, offering a different way to experience the sound.

Explore the art of floor loom weaving in a week-long introduction designed for ages 13 and up. No prior experience is needed. Over five immersive days, participants learn every stage of the process, from preparing the warp and dressing a loom to weaving plain weave and twill patterns, understanding key terminology and tools, and applying professional finishing techniques. The class centers on creating a useful set of handwoven cotton towels, so each step builds toward a finished project you can take home. Each student works on an individual floor loom with yarn, shuttles, and essential equipment provided, and receives guidance throughout the week. Tuition is $230. This hands-on learning experience welcomes complete beginners, homeschool students, knitters and crocheters, fiber artists, and anyone interested in traditional craft. Space is limited. Presented by the Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild.

Experience an evening infused with Cuban flair, vibrant rhythms, and plenty of dancing. Attendees are encouraged to dress in Havana inspired style, with linen shirts or lightweight suits for men and colorful dresses, floral prints, or cocktail attire with a tropical twist for women. Tickets and sponsorships are available, with early bird pricing at $1,500 for a table of ten or $150 per individual ticket, and pricing after Memorial Day at $1,750 per table or $175 per ticket. Each ticket includes two drinks, access to a full buffet, casino tables, a silent auction, music, dancing, and more. This event sells out quickly.

Presented with Walden Winds Mahjong, this monthly mahjong night brings friendly competition to The Plaza. It is geared toward players who already know the basics and are ready to jump into live play. All tiles, racks, mats, and other essentials are provided... just bring a 2026 NMJL card if you have one. The evening pairs gameplay with dinner and drinks, and the first player to win a hand at each table earns special Avenue prizes such as gift cards from Pause and products from L’Occitane. Tickets are available as Open Play for $35 or Guided Play for $45. Before the games begin, participating retailers offer added perks for players, including a style party at Evereve with 15% off, 20% off in-studio skincare at FACED Facial Studio, an exclusive happy hour shopping experience at Kendra Scott with 15% off and sips and sweets, and a 20% discount from L’Occitane on qualifying purchases. If weather is uncooperative, play moves indoors at Round Trip Brewing. For questions, contact waldenwindsmahjong@gmail.com.

CNC storytellers host an interactive storytime on the boardwalk, where children help bring characters to life by copying movements and sounds. The tales focus on nature and are created for children age six and younger. After the session, enjoy time on CNC's 127 acres... pack a picnic and make a relaxed outing of it. This program is included with general admission, and CNC members attend for free.

Sandy Springs Crafting Buddies offers a relaxed crafting meet-up at City Springs where participants can focus on works in progress or start something new alongside fellow creatives. Any medium is welcome, including knitting, embroidery, cross-stitch, drawing, painting, and scrapbooking. There is no cost to attend.

The event features a discussion of Synners. Copies are available in store at 20 percent off.

Explore the Florida Keys with Diventures on a multi-day dive getaway featuring vibrant reefs and plentiful marine life. The plan includes dives in John Pennekamp Marine Sanctuary and opportunities to visit notable wreck sites. Diventures provides round-trip travel on a custom, well-equipped coach, so participants can relax on the journey. Between dives, enjoy the island atmosphere with time by the pool or in the hot tub, try wave runners or parasailing, or opt for a casino cruise. Restaurants are close by for dinner, followed by stargazing or nearby nightlife. Included with the trip are coach transportation, lodging at the Marriott Courtyard or Holiday Inn, four days of boat dives, tanks with weights and belts, pizza after the night dive, a barbecue lunch on departure day from the Keys, a Keys Expedition shirt, and room and dive taxes. Important note: marking interest on Facebook does not secure a place, and a completed application with registration through the Diventures website is required to confirm a spot.

ATLANTA DUELING PIANOS takes the stage at Roaring Social Alpharetta, led by Joshua Gray Hamilton, a dueling piano specialist from the Las Vegas Strip. The performers include contestants from The Voice, American Idol, and America's Got Talent.

A free family movie night brings an outdoor screening of "Zootopia 2" to Pernoshal Park in Dunwoody, projected on a giant 36-foot screen beneath the night sky. Bring picnic baskets, snacks, and coolers, and settle in with lawn chairs or blankets for a comfortable evening. Please follow all local ordinances regarding open containers and glassware. Admission is free for everyone. Arriving early makes it easier to claim a good spot and enjoy the pre-movie atmosphere with the community.

Presented by Funwoody Restaurants, The Dark Star Bros Band brings its full band debut to The Bar(n) Booze & Bites with an outdoor performance in the courtyard. The space is surrounded by a range of eateries. This is a family friendly event with an earlier start.

Pics in the Park brings an outdoor screening of Fantastic Four: First Steps to Pernoshal Park. Settle in on the lawn with blankets or lawn chairs for an evening of outdoor cinema under the sky. Complimentary popcorn and candy will be available while supplies last. The film is rated PG-13 and the outing is suitable for families and groups of friends.

At Roaring Social Alpharetta, DJ Q-Tip, now based in Atlanta after debut appearances in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and New York, spins a wide-ranging set that reaches from oldies and pop to rock, hip hop, reggae, dance, and more.

Explore glassblowing in a guided workshop where you create your own one-of-a-kind glass pumpkin with close instructor support. No prior experience is required. Participants reserve a timeslot, and the workshop fee is $120.

MK delivers an acoustic set to soundtrack the evening.

Hayley Williams brings her tour to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre with an emphasis on sustainability. In partnership with the nonprofits Support+Feed and REVERB, this stop contributes to an ongoing effort to lower the tour’s environmental footprint and expand its positive impact for people and the planet.

Enjoy an outdoor screening of The Mighty Ducks, a 1990s favorite centered on teamwork, heart, and underdog wins. Pack blankets or lawn chairs, and make it simple with a picnic or by picking up food from a Town Center restaurant. Flicks on the Green returns with an expanded lineup featuring classic films and modern favorites that span the decades... all under the stars. Admission is free, creating an easygoing movie night for the whole family.

The Decades Band returns to Roaring Social Alpharetta with a set spanning five decades of hit songs, perfect for dancing and singing along.

Chase a Boston qualifying time or set a fresh personal best at the Bound for Boston Marathon & Half Marathon in Johns Creek. The course features a one mile loop that is exceptionally flat and quick, which supports steady pacing and fast results. The full marathon is USATF certified, so it can be used to qualify for Boston. This event caters to focused runners. Water and an electrolyte option are available at the aid table, and participants may place their own personalized supplies there to grab each lap. Many runners bring a support crew to help with fuel and encouragement throughout the race. Entry is intentionally limited to 175 participants. Every finisher receives a race shirt and medal, and both distances include awards in standard five year age groups. A virtual option is also available. Volunteers receive five free races, with sign up required through the volunteer page. Registration is offered in preview, early bird, regular, late, and race day tiers. Marathon pricing ranges from $75 to $115, the half marathon from $45 to $85, and virtual races from $25 to $45. Those who register by the posted shirt deadline are guaranteed their preferred size, and afterward swag is available while supplies last.

The Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market is a weekly event that takes place every Sunday.

SimplySharp will be at the New York Butcher Shoppe in Sandy Springs providing on-site sharpening. Bring kitchen knives, scissors, or garden tools to be sharpened and pick them up the same day. If visiting during the scheduled window is difficult, items can be left in the Shoppe’s locker system for convenient drop-off and later pickup.

The inaugural cookout from the BLAQUE Excellence Network gathers professionals, entrepreneurs, families, community leaders, creatives, and guests for a high energy celebration focused on fellowship, impact, and excellence. Hosted at LG’s Gala Event Venue, the experience blends community, culture, and connection with the warmth of a family reunion. Expect an open bar, live entertainment with a DJ, classic games like spades and dominoes, photo opportunities, and plenty of cookout favorites. The day also features vendor and sponsor activations, meaningful networking, and a moment to honor the 2025 PromISE Scholar and their family. Guests are encouraged to bring new backpacks or school supplies to support local youth through the annual giveback initiative. Registration is required and capacity is limited, and Epique Agents may attend at no cost.

Ease into a laid-back night of live music at Concerts by the Springs in Sandy Springs. This free outdoor concert series welcomes blankets and lawn chairs on the Heritage Amphitheatre lawn, with performances ranging from timeless crowd-pleasers to mellow, feel-good grooves. It is a casual setting to relax, catch up with friends, and enjoy the fresh air while the music plays. The lineup features Brother Maven, Canyonland featuring Michelle Malone, Radio 80's Band, Cat Ridgeway & The Tourists, and R&B, Inc. A food truck will be on site.

An artist talk spotlights ceramic artist Wendy Werstlein, owner of Wrenn Pottery and a Virginia-based maker who works with porcelain. She holds degrees in biology and professional craft and has exhibited her work throughout Virginia and Georgia. The talk is free and open to the public, and those interested in hands-on learning can look for her separate two-day visiting artist workshop at Spruill.

Spread out a blanket on the Roswell City Hall lawn and enjoy a picnic as Music on the Hill wraps up its season with Nashville Nation. This dynamic country band delivers the energy of today’s chart-toppers alongside sing-along favorites, blending foot-tapping rhythms, bright melodies, and a nostalgic nod to country’s journey from classic roots to the present. The series is presented in connection with America250 in Roswell and highlights the iconic sounds of the 1980s, a decade that helped shape modern American music. The concert is free and open to the public. Beer, wine, and sangria will be available for purchase courtesy of Top Job Beverage and Events and Gate City Brewing Company. Support for City of Roswell Special Events is provided by Rock-N-Taco, Wellstar Health System, and Phoenix Senior Living. Sponsorship opportunities are available for Music on the Hill.

This 12th annual walk and run along the river in Roswell centers on giving young adults facing cancer a chance to preserve their fertility. Cancer treatment can threaten the ability to have children, and the process to safeguard it can exceed $10,000. Team Maggie’s Dream provides grants so young adults do not have to face cancer without the opportunity to protect a future family. Runners will take on a USATF-certified course that can be used to qualify for the AJC Peachtree Road Race and potentially earn an earlier start wave. The route is described as scenic, flat, and fast, creating a strong setting for personal bests, with a celebratory ring of the Team Maggie’s Dream Bell waiting at the finish. A free T-shirt is offered. Referral reimbursements are available, and registering a team provides a discount. Children 7 and under can participate at no charge without registration, and children ages 0 to 7 who want a bib can be registered for $5.

You Lucky Dog Rescue appears behind Roswell City Hall on the second Saturday of every month.

Copa Sandy Springs brings a full day of 6v6 soccer to Hammond Park with a mixed format that requires at least two men and two women on the field. Presented by JAM Sports and the City of Sandy Springs, this recreational to competitive tournament welcomes all skill levels. Teams are slated for four games, pending final team numbers, with 25-minute match times. All games are officiated and follow league-style sportsmanship standards. Champions receive prizes, and a rainout plan is in place.

Explore making functional pieces for the home and table with ceramic artist Wendy Werstlein in a two-day, hands-on workshop using cone 6 porcelain or stoneware. Through demonstrations and hands-on work, participants learn approaches to wheel throwing, altering forms, and shaping everyday vessels and tools. Instruction emphasizes creating organic forms that express movement through line and pattern. Wendy Werstlein, owner of Wrenn Pottery, is a Virginia-based artist who works in porcelain, holds degrees in biology and professional craft, and has exhibited her work in Virginia and Georgia. The workshop fee is $325. A free artist talk with Wendy is also available.

Enjoy a calming goga class at Phoenix and Dragon Bookstore as GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga leads a one-hour session that blends yoga with the playful company of micro Australian dwarf goats. A certified instructor guides the practice, focusing on the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and encouraging mental health awareness in a warm, welcoming environment. The experience is open to all ages, with children seven and older welcome when accompanied by a parent. Please bring a yoga mat. The class fee is $35, and space is limited. Sessions take place on select Saturdays each month.

On the second Saturday of each month, The Lawn hosts an afternoon series featuring live music, changing themes, and community-focused experiences. Each edition offers something new to explore, from seasonal festivities to interactive activities, with themes like a back to school celebration with activities and a fall festival. Attendees can enjoy a bite to eat and a refreshing beverage while relaxing in a lively outdoor setting that welcomes all ages. All events are complimentary.

Brook Run Amphitheater sets the scene for an evening of live music, food trucks, giveaways, and community fun. Piano Man vs Rocket Man salutes the music of Billy Joel and Elton John with a full band featuring piano, saxophone, bass, drums, guitar, and powerful vocals. Mark Kovaly, who leads Piano Man: a Tribute to Billy Joel and has been a favorite at MadLife for five years, teams up with longtime friend and fellow musician Daniel Deal to capture the spirit of the Face to Face tour. Attendees can bring lawn chairs, savor bites from the trucks, and dance under the stars together.

Guardians of the Jukebox returns to the Vox Stage on the Town Green in Peachtree Corners with a high-energy tribute to the biggest hits of the 1980s, inviting crowd singalongs and plenty of dancing. The show pairs live music with on-screen throwbacks and playful visuals that draw everyone into the experience, whether you prefer to be near the stage or settle in on the lawn. This Summer Concert Series event is free and welcoming for all ages. Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck and on-street within the Town Center, with additional parking off Davinci Court. Ride share drop-off and pickup will be at The Piedmont Bank. For the comfort and safety of all, please leave oversize or wheeled coolers at home, avoid tables over two feet, and do not bring tarps, blankets, or inflatable seating. Attendees may set up items on the day of the concert and are expected to be respectful and follow Town Green policies along with state and local laws; anyone acting unsafely may be asked to leave.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

An easygoing Sunday afternoon group ride follows the Dunwoody Trailway, rolling out from Georgetown Shopping Center to Brook Run Park and back. The route is about 4 miles, mostly flat, and kept at a leisurely pace so everyone can stay together. Before setting off, there is a brief overview of the route and a safety talk. After returning to the starting point, participants can stick around and socialize at one of the businesses in the shopping center. This monthly series typically runs March through November on the second Sunday and welcomes riders of every experience level, including families, recreational riders, and those new to cycling. Helmets are required for all riders, and bringing water is recommended. A bike lock can be useful. Dress for the weather, and make sure your bicycle is in good working order with properly inflated tires. Riders should be able to start, stop, and pedal on their own without training wheels. Children age 10 and under must ride with an accompanying adult.

The annual Pillars of Hope Gala returns to The Metropolitan Club with a Four Seasons theme. Attendees can look forward to an evening shaped by spring, summer, fall, and winter, with themed details woven throughout.

This event features a group discussion of How to Fake a Southern Gentleman. The book is available in store at a 20 percent discount.

This gala celebrates three decades of creativity from The Art Center at St Ives Country Club. The evening includes live music, artful entertainment, and a generous selection of heavy hors d'oeuvres. Proceeds support The Art Center’s community arts programming, including free and reduced-cost classes for at-risk youth and senior citizens.

This Braves youth baseball and softball clinic provides three hours of guided instruction and competitive activities for young athletes, following a curriculum created by the Braves. Every participant receives a Braves clinic T-shirt. The clinic may be modified, postponed, or cancelled, in whole or in part, to comply with public health guidance. If a clinic is fully cancelled for public health reasons, registrants will receive a full refund. Participation is limited and based on availability.

Sam & Reese deliver a laid-back acoustic set of familiar songs at Adobo Taqueria & Tequila Bar.

Held at Mimms Museum of Technology and Art, this competition features 3x3, 2x2, 4x4, Mega, and Pyra. Entry is limited to 125 competitors.

A two day open horse show from Rolling Hills Saddle Club brings a full slate of classes to Wills Park Equestrian Center. Hunter and Beginner rings follow the same program on both days, and each show includes medal classes with special awards. The Hunter Ring features jumpers, hunters, and a new Hunt & Go class for 2026. The Beginner Ring offers Beginner English, ground poles, and crossrails for all ages, with entry level options like Walk Only available both days. In the Open Ring, one day highlights AQHA type English along with all Non-Stock Horse classes across English, Western, and Conformation, while the other day focuses on Western and Ranch Horse, plus Open Halter for all disciplines, Trail, and Leadline. Non-Stock divisions welcome breeds such as Arabians, Saddlebreds, Morgans, Friesians, Tennessee Walkers, Gypsy Vanners, and others. A Running Ring in the covered arena adds speed events including barrels, poles, jackpots, and more. Riders with special needs are welcome in every class, and there are also classes designed specifically for Exceptional Riders. Rolling Hills Saddle Club is a 501c7 non-profit that donates to multiple charities each year and has built a family friendly tradition over nearly 40 years.

At Brook Run Park, children can take part in a free, hands-on bike safety rodeo that builds confidence and teaches safe riding in a friendly setting. Kids should arrive with their own bikes and helmets, and snacks and refreshments will be available. Those who complete the activities will receive a formal certificate of completion signed by city officials. Suited for riders roughly ages 5 to 14 who can confidently ride without training wheels or scoot bikes, the experience includes stations for bike handling, learning road signs and hand signals, and basic traffic awareness. Participants can try a fun skills and obstacle course, get helmet fit checks with a limited number of free helmets available while supplies last, and receive basic mechanical checks to ensure bikes are ready to ride. Families will also have the chance to meet local bike safety volunteers and police officers. Please bring a working bicycle, a helmet, a water bottle, and closed-toe shoes. A parent or responsible adult must supervise each child, and a positive, can do attitude is encouraged. This community effort is supported by City of Dunwoody Parks & Recreation, the Dunwoody Police Department, Safe Kids DeKalb, DeKalb Fire Rescue, and the Georgia Safe Routes to School Resource Center.

Runners and walkers come together for the 2026 GOCA Teal Trot 5K Walk/Run. The course spans 5 kilometers and accommodates both walking and running, so participants can move at a comfortable pace. It offers a straightforward way to get active alongside others aiming to complete the distance.

Celebrate the first anniversary of Nordstrom Rack at Johns Creek Town Center with a weekend of fresh arrivals from popular brands and a chance to win a $150 Nordstrom Rack gift card, with no purchase required. The sweepstakes features two drawings, one each day during store hours at this location. Participation is limited to U.S. residents 18 or older, and selected entrants must respond to notification within three days. Odds of winning vary based on the number of entries, and the total approximate retail value of all prizes is $300. See the participating store for official rules, including details on entry, notification, and prizes. Void where prohibited. Sponsor: Nordstrom, Inc.

An uplifting evening centered on the TCF-USA Georgia Chapter highlights a tradition of mission-driven galas and shows how community support advances the TCF mission. Taking place at the Legacy Theater at Phase, the gathering is supported by a host committee that includes Khalid Teli, Sonny Roshan, Dr. Hamid Jafari, Aliya Jafari, and Shaukat Syed. For more information, contact Abdullah Jafari at (713) 907-7786 or Dr. Hamid Jafari at (678) 576-6762.

An installment of the Sundays in the Park concert series fills Roswell Town Square with live jazz as the Roswell New Horizons Red Hot Jazz Band performs a spirited set honoring the country. Special appearances by dancers from the Stayin Alive Dance Crew add an upbeat twist to the music. This free outdoor concert welcomes all ages. Attendees may bring lawn chairs, picnic blankets, and snacks to relax with friends and neighbors while celebrating another season of Sundays in the Park under the open sky.

The event features a discussion of BLOOD OVER BRIGHT HAVEN. In-store copies are available at a 20 percent discount.

Board game enthusiasts from across the Southeast come together for four days of tabletop play. Hundreds of top titles are available to try, and friendly people are on hand to explain the rules. A wide range of play-to-win games is available, and there is also a flea market.

Now in its 14th season, Alpharetta Food Truck Alley brings live music together with a lineup of standout food trucks. Attendees can enjoy performances and a variety of flavors from top vendors all in one place.

Alpharetta Moonlight Market brings a thoughtfully curated outdoor night market to Downtown Alpharetta City Center. Artists from the area and the broader region present handmade fine art and artisan wares, with booths set throughout the district alongside the On the Green Summer Concert Series, so live music fills the Town Green. Visitors can purchase an adult beverage from nearby bars, browse the stalls at an easy pace, and step into surrounding restaurants for a meal. The Sunken Garden hosts a Kids Zone with activities for younger guests, making it a welcoming evening experience for families, friends, and anyone who enjoys art, music, and a relaxed stroll under the lights.

Surya Ensemble brings Elements to Abernathy Arts Center for an intimate world music experience set within a gallery space. The program blends Eastern and Western influences with shehnai, violin, viola, harp, and daf, unfolding as a journey through wind, water, earth, and fire. Expect expressive dance and immersive storytelling that place the audience close to the performers in a refined setting with limited seating. Every ticket includes a complimentary drink and uses all inclusive pricing with no hidden fees. Attire is semi formal. Free onsite and street parking are available. All sales are final, and if plans change after purchase, tickets can be honored for a future Surya Ensemble show when arrangements are made before the event date.

HOWL returns to Brook Run Park for a lively celebration of dachshunds and the community that loves them. DREAM’s biggest event of the year brings a day of playful chaos and memorable moments with costume contests, local vendors, food trucks, and dachshunds galore alongside their four-legged friends, plus a few surprises. Creative outfits take center stage, the vendor finds and tasty bites keep the fun going, and the focus stays on connection, laughter, and plenty of wagging tails.

Ground & Pound Coffee in Alpharetta hosts Georgia music icon Caroline Aiken, known for elegant songwriting and dazzling command of multiple instruments. With nine critically praised recordings, her emotive voice, skilled guitar work, and thoughtful compositions have helped anchor Atlanta’s acoustic and folk scene, and she has supported emerging artists including Indigo Girls and Shawn Mullins. The performance highlights seasoned artistry and heartfelt musicianship.

The Bourbon Brothers bring the suave spirit of the classic American songbook to the Vox Stage on the Town Green, channeling Frank Sinatra with smooth vocals, cool style, and first rate musicianship. Their set feels like a private lounge show, blending beloved standards with lighthearted conversation, stories behind the music, and easy back and forth with the audience. As the night builds, the venue takes on an old school lounge atmosphere that nods to the grace and theater of the 1950s. It is an experience to be savored, where music, narrative, and charm come together and the crowd is part of the moment. This Summer Concert Series performance is free and welcoming to all ages. Parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck and on nearby streets, with additional options off Davinci Court. Ride share drop off and pickup are at The Piedmont Bank. For everyone’s comfort and safety, large or rolling coolers, tables larger than two feet, tarps, blankets, and inflatable furniture are not permitted. Attendees may set up on the day of the concert, but tarps and blankets will be removed to keep space available for others. Guests are expected to follow Town Green policies and local laws, and anyone acting unsafely may be asked to leave. In case of inclement weather, look for updates on social media and the Community Calendar.

A feature-packed mobile game theater from Ultimate Mobile Gaming rolls into Brookfield Country Club for Family Game Fest Wednesdays, offering play on the latest consoles, including PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. The game library spans fast-paced hits like Call of Duty and Fortnite, family favorites such as Super Mario Bros and Roblox, and plenty of sports and racing titles, so players of different tastes can team up or face off for friendly competition. Children ages 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Food and drinks are not allowed inside the Game Theater, TV screens should not be touched, and controllers should be handled with care. Any damage resulting from misuse or negligence will be assessed and repair or replacement costs will be charged to the member’s account. Reservations are required for the game truck and must be made by 2 p.m. on the day of the event through the Invited app or Member Portal. Reservations apply to the game truck only. Those who plan to dine at the View Bar + Grill should make a separate dining reservation via the Invited app or Member Portal. This event is limited to Brookfield Members and their guests.

The September Horror Book Club features a discussion of Dangers of Smoking in Bed. Copies of the book are available in store at 20% off.

Volunteer registration is open to support free mobile dental clinics in Georgia with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry. Morning and afternoon shifts are available. The organizers provide details about specific dates, locations, and how to register.

Presented by the Atlanta Swing Dancers Club, this multi-day swing dance gathering takes place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Atlanta Perimeter At Ravinia. It offers a full program with instructors, judges, and DJs, along with the club’s southern hospitality. The organizers also provide information for livestreaming, registration, hotel accommodations, staff details, a draft schedule, and a community connections group for rides, strictly partners, and roommates.

Volunteer registration is open for upcoming free mobile dental clinics with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry in Georgia. These clinics offer no-cost dental care and welcome community volunteers for morning or afternoon shifts. A full announcement provides the specific dates, locations, and instructions on how to sign up.

Cinderella arrives at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center with The United European Ballet, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. Sergei Prokofiev’s evocative score anchors a ballet told across two acts with one intermission. An international ensemble brings the timeless story to life through refined technique and expressive storytelling. The production surrounds the stage with hand-painted scenery and meticulously crafted costumes by European designers, creating a colorful theatrical world. Infused with Broadway flair, it blends charm, humor, and heartfelt moments suitable for all ages. From a glittering royal ball to a joyful conclusion, every scene invites audiences into a fairytale experience.

Cozy fall nights set the scene for an open-air movie series beneath the stars. Pack a blanket, pick up food or a cocktail to-go from an Ashford Lane restaurant, and unwind with family-friendly films in a laid-back outdoor setting.

Volunteer registration is open for free mobile dental clinics with the Baptist Mobile Health Ministry in Georgia. Morning and afternoon shifts are available.

Active Ashford returns to Ashford Lane with a free outdoor fitness series on The Lawn presented by Crunch Fitness. Saturday sessions focus on movement, balance, and community, offering an upbeat way to start the day before brunch, shopping, or exploring the center. Each class lasts about 50 to 55 minutes. The series takes place on The Lawn at Ashford Lane near Superica, Hawkers, Culinary Dropout, and Hobnob. Everyone is welcome and no membership is needed. An RSVP is required, and registration closes the Friday before each class. Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a friend to share the workout.

A fall 10K walk at Brook Run Park by the Veterans Memorial focuses on improved health, deepened faith, and genuine connection. It welcomes anyone aiming to build fitness, support a wellness journey, or connect in fellowship with others. Participants are encouraged to stay consistent, motivate one another, and work toward a shared finish as the year winds down.

Ed Sheeran performs at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA.

Inside Bristol Place Senior Living Facility, a sunlit upper-floor room is the most sought-after space, and it now has two occupants. Abby, a resident with little patience for change, is paired with upbeat newcomer Marilyn and quickly hatches a plan to reclaim her peace. A modest wager grows into a risky bout of one-upmanship as the pair keep raising the stakes. Their contest reveals determination on both sides and uncovers personal truths neither is eager to share.

Gear up for Journey with Gentle Giants, a SCUBA dive inside the Ocean Voyager exhibit at Georgia Aquarium. This vast habitat holds 6.3 million gallons of water, is maintained at about 76°F, and ranges from 20 to 30 feet in depth. Divers are guaranteed encounters with whale sharks and manta rays, alongside thousands of other marine animals. The exhibit also houses Tank, a green sea turtle, and thousands of fish that create a dynamic underwater setting.

The inaugural gala of the Persian American Chamber of Commerce of the Southeast takes place at the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center. The event gathers entrepreneurs, professionals, business leaders, and community advocates from across the Southeast to celebrate accomplishments, build connections, and advance the future of Persian American business. The evening centers on community, culture, and opportunity.

RAMBO is organizing a weekend of bike festivities built around the 2026 Q6 Enduro. Plans include a Friday evening Little Hammies kids race on the school field, a Saturday lineup with a pre-race party, packet pickup, racer practice, and the third annual Jump Jam, and a Sunday finish featuring the full enduro.

Country River Band brings an evening of classic country to The Forum Peachtree Corners.

An open-air gathering on The Lawn features live music, changing themes, and community-driven activities. Each month offers something new, from seasonal celebrations to interactive fun designed for all ages. Attendees can relax outdoors, enjoy a bite to eat and a refreshing drink, and take in the lively atmosphere. Admission is complimentary. This installment highlights a Fall Festival theme.

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.

A farmers market takes place every Sunday.

This second annual one day Mah Jongg tournament in Johns Creek, GA offers a full day of play with snacks and a fun, friendly atmosphere.

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.

Sam & Reese bring an easygoing acoustic set to Adobo Taqueria & Tequila Bar, featuring favorite songs played in an unplugged style.

This farmers market takes place every Sunday.

Now in its 14th season, Food Truck Alley returns with live music and a lineup of top food trucks. The series takes place on the fourth Thursday.

Enjoy a morning at Brook Run Park with MESH moms and Strong Moms Run Club centered on movement and connection. It starts with a relaxed, coach-led run or walk that welcomes every pace and fitness level, whether easing back into activity postpartum, training for a race, or looking to meet other moms. After the workout, participants can wander through the Brook Run Farmers Market and let little ones enjoy the playground. MESH moms, a community that brings local mothers together through events, friendships, and shared experiences, partners with Strong Moms Run Club for this friendly meetup. Attendees are encouraged to bring a stroller if needed, water, and a friend.

The Summer Concert Series closes on the Vox Stage at the Town Green with The Little Mermen delivering a Disney sing along powered by a rock and pop vibe, with support from the Powerhouse Princess Pals. Expect eye catching costumes, Broadway level talent, and a songbook that spans more than a century of Disney favorites, all arranged for an upbeat, interactive show that welcomes fans of every age. From classic tunes to recent hits, the performance turns the stage into a colorful celebration filled with big vocals, call and response moments, and plenty of opportunities to sing and dance. Costumes and creativity are encouraged, whether that means favorite character looks or a pair of Mickey ears. Admission is free and well suited for families, Disney adults, and anyone who loves a good sing along. Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck and on-street within the Town Center, with additional parking off Davinci Court. Rideshare pickup and drop off are at The Piedmont Bank. For safety and comfort, please leave large or rolling coolers, tables over two feet, tarps, blankets, and inflatable furniture at home. Tarps and blankets are not allowed and will be folded up if left behind to make room for more attendees. Guests should follow Town Green policies and applicable laws, and unsafe behavior may result in removal. In case of inclement weather, check social media and the community calendar for updates.

A free community music festival returns with a celebration of music, inclusion, and local talent, featuring musicians of all abilities for an uplifting concert experience. The lineup includes the Perfect Harmony House Band with special guest musicians, The Nervous Ticks, and Heart of Atlanta, a tribute to Heart. A raffle offers chances to win prizes such as wine tastings and gift baskets, with proceeds funding music therapy scholarships. Buying in bundles provides savings while increasing the odds to win. All proceeds support music therapy for individuals with disabilities, a practice that can enhance mental health, communication, motor skills, emotional expression, and social connection. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and sponsors receive recognition in event materials, on social media, and during the show. The event underscores a broader mission to make therapeutic and performing arts programs more accessible and affordable for families affected by neurologic, developmental, and neurodegenerative conditions, including autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, developmental delay, mental health challenges, Alzheimer’s disease, and dementia. Perfect Harmony Health, a therapy and resource center, emphasizes care that connects emotionally and engages the brain through the healing power of music, reflecting the idea that music can express what words cannot.

Emily's Trick or Treat Atlanta features more than fifty trick or treat stations along with bubbles and face painting. DJ Sammy provides the music, and there are additional music and dance performances. Attendees can enjoy arts and crafts, try carnival style games for prizes, and spend time in a tailgate zone centered on college football. A silent auction is hosted online. The festivities unfold with the charm of beautiful fall weather.

Rainbow Village’s annual gala adds festive tailgate flair, creating a high-impact celebration. Returning highlights include an energetic live auction and the popular wine wall, joined by new activities that emphasize community and connection. The program features moving alumni stories, spirited fundraising, and a mission focused on changing lives. No sports expertise is needed, only a genuine desire to make a difference.

A fundraising gala dinner in Atlanta benefiting Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The gathering will be held at The Westin Atlanta Perimeter North. For ticket or event inquiries, contact Nausheen Naveed at (203) 423-9381, Rahim Paracha at (404) 718-0009, Ziad Chaudhry at (404) 513-8143, Aasim SehBai at (302) 260-1932, Nazish Murshidl at (253) 232-5294, or Noorulain Khan at (404) 964-3920. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. EIN 13-3626299.

The Humane Society of Forsyth County hosts its annual Bark & Boogie Ball at The Metropolitan Club, bringing together an evening of celebration, compassion, and second chances for pets in need. Attendees can look forward to live music, a silent auction, exciting raffles, and a generous offering of food and drinks, all while recognizing the community’s impact on homeless and at-risk animals. Every ticket, sponsorship, and auction bid helps provide lifesaving medical care, safe shelter, nutritious meals, and a path to loving homes for thousands of pets. Proceeds also support programs that keep animals with their families through affordable veterinary services, pet food assistance, and spay and neuter resources. Dress to impress and enjoy a festive night with fellow animal lovers while making a meaningful difference across Forsyth County and beyond.

An intimate theatrical portrait unfolds at Roswell Cultural Arts as part of America 250 in Roswell and the American Mosaic Series. Written and performed by Marissa Lichwick, The Yellow Dress is a solo work rooted in her life as a Korean adoptee raised in a family of ten in upstate New York. Portraying more than twenty distinct characters, she explores adoption, cultural ties, identity, and belonging with warmth, curiosity, and humor. The piece is both deeply personal and broadly relatable, reflecting on where we come from, how we understand ourselves, and the stories that shape our place in the world. As a contribution to the American Mosaic Series within America 250, it honors the many voices that make up contemporary American life.

Rolling Hills Saddle Club presents an open horse show at Wills Park Equestrian Center, offering a full weekend of classes for a wide range of riders and breeds. The Hunter Ring features jumpers, hunters, and a new Hunt and Go class, with medal classes and special awards offered in both the Hunter and Beginner rings at every show. The Beginner Ring focuses on beginner English, ground poles, and crossrails for all ages. In the Open Ring, Saturday highlights AQHA type English alongside a broad slate of non stock horse divisions, and Sunday centers on Western, Ranch Horse, Open Halter that welcomes all disciplines, Trail, and Leadline. Non stock classes welcome Arabians, Saddlebreds, Morgans, Friesians, Tennessee Walkers, Gypsy Vanners, and other breeds. Beginner options run in the Open Ring on both days, including walk only classes. Saturday also includes a Running Ring in the covered arena with barrels, poles, jackpots, and additional classes. Schooling takes place on Friday before the show, and the weekend opens with a Halloween themed costume charity horse show in the covered arena. Exceptional Riders are welcome to enter any class, with dedicated offerings available. The club operates as a 501c7 nonprofit that supports multiple charities each year, and members can work toward year end awards through participation and volunteer service in this family friendly series.

Niladri Kumar presents a live concert held in memory of Zakir Hussain. This tribute celebrates his legacy through music.

Rescue Dog Games is a festive Halloween celebration for dogs and their humans, centered on the joy of pet adoption and outdoor play. The day offers on-site adoption opportunities with local shelters and rescues, a lure chase, dog and human game stations, training demonstrations, a marketplace of vendors with pet products and treats, the Bone Bar, giveaways, and a kid friendly play area. Crowd favorites include the dog costume contests and a dog trick contest that showcase creativity and skills. The event highlights the need for loving homes and the special bond between people and their pups. Admission is free. Friendly, leashed dogs are welcome.

Harmony Hangout is a free respite program where children and teens with special needs can relax, socialize, and take part in fun activities in a supportive setting. While participants spend time with peers, parents may attend REST, a support group facilitated by a music therapist and a future social worker. An optional dinner add-on is available for an additional cost. The gathering takes place at Fellowship Bible Church. Advance registration is required.