Events in Roswell today

Mondays get sweeter at Cinnaholic Dunwoody, where any Signature Roll is just $4 all day. It is a simple way to pick up a favorite treat, surprise the office, or bring home dessert after dinner. This Monday-only offer is valid exclusively at the Cinnaholic Dunwoody location and cannot be combined with other promotions.

Start the week on a sweet note with Cinna-Monday at Cinnaholic Dunwoody. Every Signature Roll is just $4 all day, whether it is a quick pick-me-up, a box for the office, or a treat after dinner. This offer is available only at the Cinnaholic Dunwoody location on Mondays and cannot be combined with other promotions.

The first meeting of Intentional Networking focuses on building real relationships through thoughtful conversation rather than quick elevator pitches. Professionals from a variety of fields can take time to learn about each other’s work, ask questions, share ideas, and foster authentic connections. It is suitable for business owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking to grow a network with intention. For more information, contact IntentionalNetworking@protonmail.com.

This long-running Perimeter meetup brings open-play gaming to Jason's Deli. Participants can bring a favorite game to share or take a seat at a table with room, creating an easy way to start playing with others.

Club members and enthusiasts gather for the August Drive-N-Dine at Taco Mac at The Prado, a popular spot for the group. Expect a lively sports bar atmosphere with inventive takes on tacos and wings, a broad menu, and a wide-ranging beer selection. Committee chairpersons will share updates on upcoming club activities, new members will be welcomed, and there will be time to connect over the joys of Porsche ownership.

This Dunwoody City Council meeting provides an opportunity for public comment in person only. The agenda and a Zoom link for viewing will be posted closer to the meeting on the city’s agenda site. Proceedings are livestreamed on the City of Dunwoody Facebook page, and a video will be available afterward on the City of Dunwoody YouTube channel. For questions, contact the communications team.

At the Chattahoochee Nature Center, young explorers can deepen their understanding of the outdoors while making new friends. A CNC naturalist will lead a guided adventure across the center’s 127 acres, followed by a close look at resident animals during an engaging wildlife presentation. Children will create a take-home craft and leave with a renewed appreciation for nature in winter. This program is for ages 3 and 4, and an adult helper is required and attends at no charge. The three-part series is priced per child at 60 dollars for the general public and 45 dollars for CNC members. Space is limited, and advance registration is required.

Tina's August Book Club will discuss the hit YESTERYEAR. Copies are available in store at a 20 percent discount.

Cycle Gear Bike Night returns with an adrenaline filled evening of friendly competition. The highlight is Slow Races, a playful contest where the last rider to cross the line takes the win. There will be tasty food, refreshing drinks, and vendors, along with a night of fun and prizes.

Enjoy a relaxed movie night in The Plaza as a favorite film fills the big screen. Seating is limited, so consider bringing your own tailgate chairs. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted, and takeout is available from on-site dining options. This screening features Shrek. The Forum Flicks lineup also includes Zootopia, Little Rascals, Frozen, ET, Toy Story 3, and Hocus Pocus.

Trivia Tuesday at Catrina’s Mexican Grill offers an evening of trivia and friendly competition. Friends can team up to play, compete for prizes, and enjoy food and drinks.

A discussion of The Love Hypothesis is planned, and the book is offered at a 20 percent discount.

Halcyon’s weekly Kids Club welcomes preschoolers and their caregivers for a rotating mix of fun and learning, weather permitting. Each gathering is free and does not require advance registration. Activities vary and may include crafts, dance, animal encounters, story time, puppet shows, special guests, music and more. Themes and details are shared on the event’s Facebook page and in Instagram stories. A parent or guardian must remain with each child throughout the program. Afterward, families can enjoy kid-friendly dining options and visit Piggy Jo’s, a boutique featuring gifts and clothing for children. By attending, participants consent to photo or video captured onsite being used without compensation, and Halcyon may use this media for future publicity.

Energize both mind and body in a weekly fitness class that blends strength conditioning, cardio, and mindfulness for a balanced, empowering experience. Please bring your own mat for the workout. The lineup rotates throughout the series, featuring Pilates with Club Pilates, strength training with Alloy Personal Training, yoga led by lululemon or Sunny Street Yoga, CrossFit with lululemon, and yoga paired with a sound bath with the Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival, with select sessions offered in both English and Spanish. Pick up a loyalty stamp at each visit and, after attending five classes, redeem a completed card for a Forum Fit swag item. This program may be canceled in the event of inclement weather, with updates shared on social media. Attendance constitutes consent to the capture of photo or video without compensation, and The Forum Peachtree Corners may use any such media for future publicity.

This long-running weekly gaming meetup takes place at Jason's Deli in Alpharetta. Participants bring favorite games or pull up a chair at a table already playing. Many arrive a little early to grab a bite and decide what to play, then settle in for a relaxed session together.

Motley Crue brings a live show to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, GA.

Step into the spotlight with ATL Live Band Karaoke and sing the tunes you love, from favorite anthems to the ones you usually save for the shower. Take the mic, feel like the headliner, and enjoy a true onstage moment. Hosted at Roaring Social Alpharetta, this experience puts you center stage for a memorable night.

Zanzibar Cuisine & Lounge hosts a women-centered night crafted in collaboration with Soft Yet Powerful. Expect a stylish crowd, upbeat energy, and cocktails that match the mood, all set to music and an atmosphere built for connection. Whether marking a milestone, making new professional contacts, or simply getting out for a change of pace, it offers a true midweek reset. Throughout the evening, the setting delivers elevated vibes and plenty of camera-ready moments. Sections and table reservations are available.

Enjoy a relaxed, do-it-yourself painting session where you can drop in, choose from a range of fun project options and surfaces, and create something uniquely your own. There is no instructor, so you set the pace, and a lively atmosphere keeps the creativity going. Everything needed to complete your piece is available, inviting you to roll up your sleeves, pick up a brush, and make art your way.

Avenue East Cobb presents its annual Ladies Night Out, featuring shopping, sips, and more. Participants start by checking in at The Plaza to receive a stroll map that highlights offers and deals throughout Avenue East Cobb. Enjoy a festive photo opportunity and explore retailer and restaurant specials. More details on specials are available from the organizer.

A relaxed Thursday night hangout at City Green, Sundown Social features live music, lawn games, and an outdoor bar, with plenty of room to unwind and enjoy the evening. The series runs from May to October.

Test puzzle prowess at Mimms Museum during an evening focused on quick thinking and teamwork. Groups of up to four race to finish an identical 500-piece jigsaw, and the fastest team earns free museum admission. The puzzle is provided, and every team keeps its completed set. Registration is $15 per person and includes the team’s puzzle, light snacks, and background music. A card bar offers beverages for purchase, with alcoholic and non-alcoholic options available. Groups of five are welcome, with a 10-minute addition to their final time. Individuals can attend and be matched with a team that has space.

Experience the evening at the Chattahoochee Nature Center with sunset views and live music across the Great Lawn and the covered outdoor pavilion. This edition features GSO Jazz. Admission is included with general entry, and CNC members are admitted free.

Spend an evening at Serendipity Labs focused on building connections, collaborating, and nurturing community, created for women business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals who know that strong relationships fuel growth. Hosted by Alpharetta and Milton Connect Moms together with Serendipity Labs, this in person networking gathering underscores the value of meeting face to face. Conversations in the room can build trust quickly, make referrals and partnerships feel natural, and even lead to lasting friendships. A single chat might open the door to a new client, a strategic partner, a speaking opportunity, or a contact that reshapes a business path. The atmosphere welcomes those just getting started as well as seasoned leaders. Attendees can meet peers, trade ideas, and exchange resources so they leave inspired. Guests are welcome to invite a fellow woman business owner, colleague, or friend who would benefit from expanding her network.

Anticipation is building as Sandy Springs PAC prepares to unveil a new season featuring popular music performances, an acclaimed orchestra, big-laugh comedy, family-friendly productions, stand-up acts, and more. This preview at Byers Theatre offers an inside look at major announcements and early access to presales, along with the venue’s signature hospitality and opportunities to win door prizes. Admission is free, and the theater is ready for a memorable season of entertainment.

A curated social mixer for Christian singles brings together unmarried adults, primarily in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, who value faith, community, and meaningful connection. Friendly hosts welcome guests and use simple icebreakers to help conversations flow from the start. The atmosphere is low pressure, with no name tags and no forced introductions, and the expectations are grounded in faith. It is a modern setting where no one feels like a third or fifth wheel and being single is understood and celebrated. Many attend to build deeper friendships while growing and healing, some are returning to dating in a safer like-minded environment, and others feel ready for a sincere relationship... intention matters more than age. Tickets are $10. Smart casual attire is recommended, such as nice jeans with a stylish blouse or button-down, a casual dress, or tailored pants. The venue offers a full menu, and music is part of the restaurant experience. Attendance is voluntary and each person accepts responsibility for their own actions. Christlike conduct is valued, though not guaranteed, and attendees are encouraged to use due diligence as they would in any public setting. By attending, guests grant permission for photography that may be used for promotional purposes, with the option to request removal of images. Attendees must be 21 or older. Individuals banned from Tribe are not permitted at Tribe events unless they have been readmitted in writing.

Locals & Legends brings its weekly car meet to Sake Japanese Steak & Sushi, welcoming enthusiasts for a relaxed, family friendly gathering. Please be considerate of the venue and follow all posted rules. Keep fireworks and wheelies out of the meet, maintain a 5 mph speed in the lot, and avoid burnouts, drifting, two step, excessive revving, and music loud enough to shake windows. Please keep the first two rows of parking available for regular diners, as car meet parking begins in the third row and beyond. Alcohol must remain inside the restaurant and outside alcohol is not allowed. Enjoy sushi, hibachi, or a drink from the bar during your visit. Animals are welcome on a leash, and only service animals may enter the restaurant after speaking with management. Vendors are permitted without tents.

The Amethyst Healing Circle offers a supportive setting led by Vicki and a group of energy healers. Two to three participants are chosen for focused, individual sessions, sitting in the circle as the practitioners direct healing energy to them. After these individual moments, everyone in attendance receives a brief period of energy work from one or more members of the team, so all participants take part. Vicki brings more than 30 years of experience as an energy healer and has guided groups at Phoenix & Dragon for over a decade. The gathering takes place in the South Annex. Admission is free.

Bring your coziest blankets and most comfortable lawn chairs for an outdoor screening on the Village Green, part of the Halcyon Movie Series. The feature is a back-to-school comedy about a furry duo on campus learning what it takes to be truly scary, and realizing that friendship matters most. Concessions will be available for purchase, with popcorn and other sweet treats on offer. Updates about future movie nights will be shared on social media. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.

The Kurt Thomas Band performs at Roaring Social Alpharetta with a set of familiar, well-known songs. For nearly twenty years, Kurt Thomas has entertained audiences across the Southeast. He learned under Zac Brown early in his career and later won Kenny Chesney’s Next Big Star contest.

Design a four by six inch floating flower artwork using real pressed blooms. Choose from a carefully selected variety of dried botanicals and arrange them between two glass panels to create a unique composition. The finished piece is presented in a black metal frame with a coordinating hanging chain, ready to display at home or to give as a personal handmade gift. As a Studio Lite workshop, the project is smaller and simpler, offering a relaxed, creative experience that can be completed in about an hour.

Avenue Live features performances by local artists in The Plaza for a relaxed evening of music. Find a comfortable place in The Plaza and pair the soundtrack with dinner or treats to go from Avenue restaurants. Guests are encouraged to bring their own tailgate chairs for seating. Coolers and outside beverages are not allowed at Avenue East Cobb. To keep the space safe, the Plaza rules apply... no throwing balls, no scooters or bikes, and children may not be on the stage at any time during the event. Performers interested in the 2027 signature season can submit the organizer’s form. Weather related updates and any cancellation notices will be shared on social media at @avenueeastcobb.

Live acoustic performances fill the Village Green with music, showcasing selected local musicians. Attendees can pick up dinner, drinks and dessert from Halcyon dining spots and enjoy a picnic on the lawn while listening. Performer updates and any cancellations are shared on Halcyon social channels and the event’s Facebook page. Outside food and coolers are not allowed. By attending, guests consent to being photographed or filmed without compensation, and Halcyon may use the resulting media for future publicity.

Enjoy an evening of live music at Friday Night Live, a weekly series running every Friday from April through October and showcasing local favorites. This edition features The Rhythm Major Band. Seating is limited, so guests are encouraged to bring their own tailgate chairs. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted at Forum events. Bar service is provided by Sei Ryu, and takeout dining options are available.

Quilters, A Musical brings American history to life as part of America 250 in Roswell and the Broadway in the Burbs: A Showstopping Salute to America 250 series. Presented by Roswell Cultural Arts and inspired by the acclaimed work of Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek, this production blends music, storytelling, and visual artistry to honor the humor, strength, and resilience of pioneer women who helped shape early American communities. Traditional quilt patterns guide the performance, with each block reflecting a story handed down through generations, including themes of birth, love, loss, and legacy. Featured within the Made in America: A Musical Legacy series, the show celebrates quilting as a defining American art form and uplifts the voices that contribute to the nation’s cultural fabric. The result is a heartfelt tribute that stitches together history, heritage, and community as part of America 250: Tapestry of Generations in Roswell.

Settle in on the lawn at Roswell City Hall for Music on the Hill, featuring Piano Man vs Rocket Man, a tribute to the timeless hits of Billy Joel and Elton John. Mark Kovaly and Daniel Deal deliver a lively, piano-fueled faceoff filled with well-loved songs, from Piano Man to Rocket Man, and plenty of energy from start to finish. The series is part of America250 in Roswell and spotlights the defining sounds of the 1980s that helped shape modern American music. Admission is free and open to the public. Bring a blanket and a picnic to enjoy the outdoor atmosphere. 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 comes from Rock-N-Taco, Wellstar Health System, and Phoenix Senior Living.

Enjoy a performance by Justin, a high energy dance band and North Fulton favorite, at Roaring Social Alpharetta.

A performance packed with greatest hits from The Eagles, The Doobie Brothers, The Rolling Stones, Santana, Elton John, Toto, Bad Company, The Four Tops, The Temptations, and more. A dance contest will be part of the festivities, with a free lava lamp awarded to the winner.

At Roswell Junction, Can't Drive 55 brings a tribute to Sammy Hagar, the Red Rocker. This Atlanta-based six-piece, featuring two female lead vocalists, spans five decades of music that includes radio favorites from the Van Hagar years, 1986 to 1995, along with selections from Hagar's solo career and more. Expect songs like Right Now, When It's Love, Dreams, Top of the World, Heavy Metal, Eagles Fly, and There's Only One Way to Rock. Tickets are $17.50 in advance and $21.00 at the door.

B4Y2K brings a wave of 90s rock nostalgia to Roswell, GA, powered by a lineup of longtime friends and veteran musicians who celebrate the songs once stashed in CD cases and clipped to car visors. The performance spans alternative, grunge, rock, and pop from the pre-Y2K era, presented with a mix of sound, visuals, and lighting for an immersive trip through the decade. Look for a set that nods to Lollapalooza and the heyday of 90s alternative radio, balancing big anthems with the tunes you may have forgotten you loved. Ticketed: $10 adv - $15 dos.

The inaugural Sandy Springs SUP Showdown brings a 6-mile stand-up paddleboard race to the Chattahoochee River in Sandy Springs, launching from Morgan Falls Overlook Park at the Murph’s Surf Paddle Shack on Bull Sluice Lake. Presented in partnership with Murph’s Surf and Sandy Springs Recreation & Parks, and building on a tradition started by High Country Outfitters, the first-year event welcomes elite racers and dedicated paddlers to take on a course that runs three miles downstream and three miles back upstream, with river flow and current demanding endurance and smart pacing. With support from Catalyst Sports for adaptive kayak athletes, the focus is on competition, accessibility, and a strong paddling community. Prior registration is required, the entry fee is $75, and participants must be 16 or older. Mandatory race packet pickup and board drop-off take place at the Murph’s Surf Paddle Shack at Morgan Falls Overlook Park, and the race begins and ends at the Morgan Falls Overlook Park dock.

The Sandy Springs Farmers Market offers a lively community setting with stalls filled with locally grown produce, artisanal foods, baked treats, and handcrafted goods from a variety of vendors. Explore at your own pace and discover what is fresh each week. Friends and families are welcome, and bringing reusable bags is recommended.

Guided forest bathing offers a fresh way to connect with nature at CNC. This gentle, two and a half hour ramble blends unhurried wandering with restful pauses, facilitated group sharing, and quiet solo moments. The guide provides simple, optional invitations to safely engage every sense... sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. Participants also explore how a CNC animal relies on its senses in the forest. There are no set goals. It is a chance to slow the pace, unplug from daily demands, ease stress, and be fully present, deepening connection with nature, oneself, and others. Inspired by the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, it is a sensory immersion, and despite the name, no water is involved. Led by Penny Hightower, a CNC Naturalist and Certified Forest Therapy Guide through the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy. Ages 16 and up. The fee is 35 dollars for the general public and 25 dollars for CNC members, per person. Space is limited, and advance registration is required at least two days before each class.

The American Sewing Guild, Atlanta Chapter presents the Common Threads Annual Sale at the Atlanta REALTOR Center, featuring a wide selection of fabric priced at $3 per yard along with patterns, sewing tools, and notions. Sewists, quilters, crafters, and fabric enthusiasts can stock up on materials and spark ideas for their next project.

UltraSculpt debuts at Heyday East Cobb in Marietta with a special event focused on a modern, noninvasive way to achieve skin that looks firmer, smoother, and refreshed. Attendees can explore a half-hour treatment for face and body that targets the look of loose or sagging skin with no discomfort, no injections, and no recovery time. The service combines patented ultrasound with a proprietary collagen-supporting serum to encourage improved elasticity, refined texture and tone, and a naturally revitalized appearance. The experience includes a personalized consultation, a 30-minute UltraSculpt session, before and after photos, and tailored recommendations, with special pricing available during the event. First-time treatments are offered at $349, regularly $800. UltraSculpt is designed for those noticing laxity, seeking a gentler alternative to more aggressive procedures, or looking to refresh their look after aging, weight loss, or GLP-1 medications. Common treatment areas include the jawline, neck, face, arms, and abdomen, delivering visible improvements in about half an hour while fitting easily into a busy routine.

One Too Many takes the stage for Lucky’s Live 2026 at Lucky's Backyard and Stage for a night of dancing, party energy, and play. The concert unfolds at Roswell’s largest outdoor venue that welcomes both dogs and kids, creating a relaxed setting for music under the open sky. Bring the whole crew, along with a picnic blanket or lawn chair, and enjoy live tunes with burgers and ice-cold beer. All events are weather permitting. Schedules can change, so check the organizer’s social media or website for the latest updates. Outside food and drink are not permitted. Extra parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.

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This nighttime half marathon in Roswell features a very flat, fast course with roughly 240 feet of total elevation gain. Because Riverside Park is being renovated, the start and finish are at Chattahoochee Nature Center, and only the half marathon distance is available, limited to 1,500 runners. All finishers receive an alien-themed medal and a soft tri-blend shirt, and runners 21 and older can enjoy a complimentary beer donated by Gate City Brewing Company. The 5K and 10K will return alongside the half marathon when the event moves back to the renewed Riverside Park.

Dad's Garage takes over Stage Door Theatre for an evening of unscripted comedy, delivering improv and plenty of laughs.

The Venus Kings bring an American blues and soul sound from Atlanta, Georgia, weaving blues, old soul, funk, and roots music with confident, skillful playing. Formed in 2023, the group features Brandon Bolton on guitar, Neal Wauchope on keys and bass, Eleye Mostai on drums, and co-lead vocalists Colby Davis and Farayi Dominique. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door or on the day of the show.