Free events in Smyrna, GA

A community wellness walk on Atlanta’s BeltLine Westside Trail centers on healing, unity, sunlight, health, peace, and purpose. Participants come together to stride with intention, letting go of stress, trauma, depression, anxiety, sickness, heartbreak, and negative energy as one community. It is not a protest, but a spirited power walk in the sun that highlights solidarity and uplift. Free smoothies are offered at the finish. Comfortable walking shoes are encouraged, bring positive energy, and those who have a His Innocence Project shirt are welcome to wear it. Sponsored by His Innocence Project.

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.

Explore how innovations from around the world have shaped fashion past and present on a SCAD FASH tour led by a SCAD student docent. View exceptional garments and artworks presented within the museum’s atmospheric galleries. Tours are free for museum members, and the public may attend with admission.

Volunteers are needed to assemble care kits filled with menstrual and hygiene essentials for women in need. All necessary supplies will be provided, and additional donated items are welcome and will be distributed. Off street parking near the building is recommended, and an attached parking garage is available for paid parking.

At The Atlanta Eagle, The Armorettes present a charity show benefiting the Armorettes HIV/AIDS Fund. Admission is free and parking is complimentary, and everyone is welcome. The lineup features Trashetta Galore, Kellie Divine, Nurse Holly, Baby Dee, Conchita Bimbo, and Muffy Vanbeaverhousen, with a special appearance by Delighted Tobehere. The Armorettes are a registered 501(c)(3) charity organization.

Experience an outdoor Yoga Flow at 10th Street Park in partnership with Evolation Yoga Atlanta. This free community class welcomes all ages and every skill level. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Each session links breath and movement to build flexibility and strength, with creative transitions and new poses introduced weekly. Instructors may also incorporate breathwork, meditation, relaxation, and mindfulness. Expect to finish feeling renewed and more connected with Midtown neighbors. The park sits where Peachtree and 10th meet. Because it is outdoors, plans may change with the weather, so check Midtown Alliance social media for updates. Held every Tuesday.

A free beginner ballroom class invites newcomers to explore social dancing in a friendly, upbeat setting. It suits first timers, couples seeking a different kind of date night, anyone curious about a new pastime, and adults eager to try something new. No partner or prior dance background is expected. Comfortable shoes and a positive spirit are all you need. Guided by professional instructors, participants pick up fundamentals of popular social dances in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere. Many past students mention wishing they had taken the leap sooner.

Country line dancing fills American Legion Post 160 of Smyrna with an evening that begins with lessons and continues with open dancing. Food service and a full bar are available, parking is convenient, and there is no cover charge.

The Sandy Springs Farmers Market offers a lively start to the weekend, filled with local flavor and friendly faces. Explore City Green to find farm-fresh produce, small-batch foods, tempting baked treats, and unique handmade goods from area vendors. Families and friends enjoy browsing together, and reusable bags make it easier to carry home market discoveries. Each week brings something new from the community of growers and makers.

Bring your jigsaw puzzles for a casual swap in the Community Bank parking lot. Participants trade directly from their car trunks, chat with fellow enthusiasts, and head home with fresh puzzles to solve. There is no set limit on how many you can take compared with what you bring. If you have leftovers you do not want to carry back, leave them with Andrea, who will be in a blue Tesla, and she will share them in the group afterward. Plants, books, and other items you would like to give away are welcome too.