Family events in Smyrna, GA

Donation-based nail trims for cats and dogs support Keys Kitten Rescue and help care for rescue cats. No purchase is required, and donations are appreciated. A waiver must be completed before services are provided. For questions or to receive the location, send a direct message to the organizers.

Creator's Market at Atlantic Station brings an open air marketplace to Atlantic Green, now in its tenth year showcasing local, handcrafted goods from small businesses. Shoppers can explore unique items, including handmade and organic products, from a rotating lineup of artists, crafters, and makers from the Atlanta area. Planned for most weekends, this outdoor market features a continually changing selection.

Johnny's is offering a special for kids that features a $2 option including one slice, cheese or pepperoni, plus a child-size soda. The price is per child. This offer is available for dine-in only, and each adult must make a minimum purchase of $15.

Hosted by Pounce de Leon Cat Rescue, this family roller skating fundraiser at Sparkles Family Fun Center of Smyrna supports vet care and foster placements for homeless cats and kittens. All ages can take to the rink, enjoy music from a live DJ, and find food and drink options on site. The event includes games and other family friendly activities, an in person raffle with prizes, and a silent auction that features a three night lakehouse getaway. Volunteers will be on hand to share information about adoptable cats and the rescue’s efforts, which are entirely volunteer run and have already helped 800 cats find permanent homes. Admission is $5. For those unable to attend, a sweepstakes and online auction are available to support the cause.

Explore a wide selection of books, toys, vintage finds, home décor, and more at a rummage and book sale that brings the community together in support of the Marietta History Center. Items are priced for quick sale, making it easy to uncover deals across many categories. Every purchase directly supports the preservation and care of the Center’s permanent collection of more than 50,000 artifacts. Proceeds also advance the Center’s work to spark curiosity about Marietta’s past by connecting people with stories and experiences that bring local history to life. This year’s sale features an expanded assortment for an even bigger shopping opportunity.

Avenue Live features performances by local musicians in The Plaza. Attendees may bring tailgate chairs for seating and can pick up dinner or sweet treats to go from the Avenue’s restaurants. Coolers and outside beverages are not permitted at Avenue East Cobb. For the comfort and safety of all, please do not throw balls or use scooters or bikes, and keep children off the stage at all times. Weather-related cancellations will be announced on Avenue East Cobb social media.

Austell Market returns to Downtown Austell with a community-focused shopping day featuring fresh produce, local vendors, handmade crafts, and more. Dinner Ideas Collective will be there with Haitian flavors. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere where families and friends can browse, connect with makers, and support local businesses.

Tour one of Atlanta’s last remaining mansions on Peachtree Street. Built in 1904, Rhodes Hall was among the most lavish residences that once overlooked this famous thoroughfare. Today it stands as one of the city’s finest intact expressions of late Victorian architectural design and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

A pop-up market and pup party brings shopping, treats, and playtime to a park setting for dog lovers and their four-legged friends. Browse local vendors offering handmade goods, arts and crafts, candles, soaps, vintage finds, and plenty of snacks and drinks. Enjoy food by speakcheesy, sips from small town drinks, and specialty pup cups from Barkside Creamery. Pups can try an obstacle course with a playful skills station, plus there will be a trick contest and a pet costume contest with treats for the winners. Cool down in a shaded space that features a sprinkler and a small paddle pool, with most areas on grass or gravel. All ages are welcome and dogs should remain leashed. The event is outdoors with a mix of gravel and grass, paved sidewalks at both ends, and a dirt and gravel path running through the space. Free street parking is available in the surrounding neighborhood, and biking or nearby MARTA service are convenient options. A maker’s market lineup will be announced.