Events in Smyrna today

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.

A Drive-N-Dine gathering at Taco Mac at The Prado brings club members together at a favorite meeting spot. The venue pairs a lively American sports bar atmosphere with tacos and wings, a wide-ranging menu, and an extensive beer selection. Committee chairpersons share updates on upcoming club events, new members are welcomed, and there is plenty of time to trade stories about the joys of Porsche ownership.

Monday nights bring trivia to Willie Rae’s Social House in Marietta Square. Gather a team, enjoy drinks, and put your knowledge to the test for a shot at first and second place prizes. Drink specials run all night, and there is plenty of great food and cocktails to keep the game going. It is a fun weekly way to start the week, whether you play competitively or just want a relaxed night out. Seating can fill quickly, so plan to arrive early to secure a table.

This monthly book club meets at Contrast Artisan Ales in Marietta for a discussion of Just Mercy, pairing thoughtful conversation with local brews. Readers may participate whether they have finished the book or are still working through it. Future selections and meeting locations are confirmed at the meeting in the prior month.

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.

Painting on Tap is a relaxed, guided painting class that blends lighthearted fun with creativity. It welcomes first timers and seasoned painters alike, offering step by step instruction, plenty of encouragement, and room to make the artwork your own, with no experience needed. Each ticket includes one drink ticket, a 16x20 canvas, and all necessary supplies. Participants can settle in with a beverage and enjoy a laid back creative session. It suits a friends night out, a date, or a solo outing to meet fellow art lovers. Everyone leaves with a unique finished piece and a lasting memory. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

At Marietta Melt Yard, a weekly tournament with the ladies of B&C OTP features eight rounds of group match play. The format may be adjusted at the tournament director’s discretion. Ties are not broken except for first place, which is decided by playing a full game. The arena is selected by the player leading on micro points, and the second-place player chooses the order of play. A $1 IFPA fee applies. Players of all skill levels are welcome.

Eagles of Death Metal performs at Center Stage, presented by Rival. This is a general admission event and is open to all ages. Ticket prices are all-in, with fees already included in the listed price, except taxes. For ADA accommodations, contact info@rivalentertainment.com. Parking information and an FAQ are available on the venue website.

At Glover Park Brewery, 10% of beer, wine, and cocktail sales will benefit GOBeyond Charities. The event features live music by Slim Jim Brown, with Fuscos Pizza Truck available. No ticket is required.

This weekly meetup focuses on playing Infinity with a community of fellow players. Curious attendees can learn the game and see what all the talk is about, and returning players can jump into games.

Settle in for a calm, low-key gathering at Sincerely Yours Bookstore where everyone brings their current read. Take a little time to get comfortable and chat with fellow readers, then enjoy about an hour of quiet, shared reading, followed by a bit more conversation. There is no assigned book and no pressure, just dedicated time to read whatever you like.

A networking gathering for entrepreneurs that introduces career opportunities with Dieuvalda 'L'union Financial in the financial industry. Attendees can learn about extensive training and ongoing support, along with a path to build a business that creates wealth for themselves and the people they serve. No previous experience is required, only the motivation to learn and achieve.

An open jam at Kastaways Bar & Grill welcomes musicians from any genre. Participants can bring a guitar, an amp if desired, a bass, or sticks and enjoy making music together in a relaxed setting.

Experience a women-focused nightlife gathering at Zanzibar Cuisine & Lounge from Soft Yet Powerful, featuring upbeat energy, great drinks, and an atmosphere built for connection and memorable moments. Whether the plan is to celebrate, network, or enjoy a stylish night out, expect music, refined ambiance, and a community of women who move with intention. Sections and table reservations are available for a more private setup.

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.

Enjoy a relaxed, do-it-yourself painting experience where creativity takes the lead. Explore your artistic side with a wide range of painting options and surfaces, and use the provided materials to make something uniquely your own. There is no instructor, just a lively atmosphere that helps you feel confident as you paint. Expect to roll up your sleeves, pick up a brush, and have fun getting a little messy while you create.

Avenue East Cobb hosts its annual Ladies Night Out, an evening centered on shopping, sipping and more. Participants start by checking in at The Plaza to pick up a stroll map that highlights offers and deals throughout Avenue East Cobb. The experience features a festive photo opportunity along with retailer and restaurant specials to explore along the way.

See the Garden lit up with views of Niki in the Garden, accompanied by live music and beverages available for purchase. Stroll at your own pace and take in the glow as music drifts through the grounds.

Enjoy a cozy, welcoming evening of coloring and conversation at Viking Alchemist Meadery. Coloring pages and colored pencils are available at the bar, so there is nothing to bring. The atmosphere suits both seasoned artists and first-timers, offering a chance to unwind, sip something delicious, and let creativity flow. Mead and craft sodas are available. Attend with friends or on your own and connect with fellow creatives as you color. This gathering takes place on the second Thursday of each month.

Wind down at City Green with a laid-back Sundown Social featuring live music, lawn games, and an outdoor bar. There is plenty of room to stretch out, mingle, and enjoy an easygoing night in the open air.

This event offers an insider look at Sandy Springs PAC's upcoming season with a preview program at Byers Theatre. Highlights include popular music, a top-tier orchestra, laugh-out-loud comedy, family-friendly shows, stand-up, and more. Guests can expect hospitality, major announcements with presale information, and chances to win door prizes. Admission is free.

Music Bingo is happening at Reformation Brewery - Smyrna, presented by Lights Up Entertainment.

A welcoming healing circle led by Vicki and a team of energy practitioners invites participants to take part in both focused and group sessions. During the gathering, a small number of attendees, usually two or three, are chosen for individual work in the center while the team directs healing energy to them. Afterward, everyone present receives a brief period of energy work from one or more team members, ensuring that all participants benefit. Vicki brings over 30 years of experience in energy healing and has facilitated groups at Phoenix & Dragon for more than a decade. This event is free and will be held in the South Annex.

An interactive Jazz Talk with KSU professor and guitarist Trey Wright, presented in partnership with the Jazz At The Strand series, centers on A Love Supreme and the music of John Coltrane. Admission includes one drink ticket. Seating is limited to 30 guests, and attendees must be 21 or older. Trey Wright is a Roswell-based jazz guitarist, composer, and recording artist whose early work in Athens included the quartet Squat, a multiple-time recipient of the Flagpole Athens Music Awards for Best Jazz Band. His compositions have been heard internationally and featured on outlets such as Sirius and NPR’s All Things Considered. He has performed with artists including Yellowjackets bassist Jimmy Haslip, John Patitucci, Joe Lovano, Corey Christiansen, and Darmon Meader. Festival appearances include the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jazz à Vienne, the International Festival of University Theatre in Casablanca, the World Sacred Music Festival in Bangalore, and performances in Montepulciano, Italy. As a soloist and with his trio, he has appeared at the Athens Music and Arts Festival, the Athens Jazz Festival, the Lake Oconee Jazz Festival, and the Atlanta Jazz Festival, and he began performing with the Georgia Symphony Jazz Orchestra in 2008. Wright holds a Master of Music in Jazz Studies from Georgia State University. He teaches jazz guitar, theory, composition, ensemble, history, improvisation, and the history of rock at Kennesaw State University, with additional teaching experience at LaGrange College, Gainesville College, and the Atlanta Institute of Music and Media, as well as time as a Jazz Artist in Residence at the University of Georgia. From 2011 to 2016 he contributed a Jazz Harmony column to Just Jazz Guitar magazine. His recordings include Where I’m Calling From, the Trey Wright Trio’s Thinking Out Loud on Blue Canoe Records, The Hibbard/Wright Project with Mace Hibbard, and Songs From Oak Avenue. Thinking Out Loud received first-round Grammy consideration and later appeared in Delta Air Lines in-flight entertainment. Future talks in this series will explore Joni Mitchell’s jazz years, the role of the bass with guest Tim Aucoin, and Charlie Christian’s influence on jazz guitar.

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.

This year features two events that follow Steamroller 2026. Over three days, the first day hosts a three-person team tournament using Swiss pairings that concludes the same day. The second and third days are dedicated to an IG qualifier split between both days. Each day begins with registration followed by the opening dice roll. Lunch is included with the attendance fee and is served after Round 2 on the first day, then after Round 1 on the remaining two days. Tickets include entry and lunch for all three days. Sign-ups are available for the team tournament and the IG qualifier, and a form is provided to choose meal preferences.

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.

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.

Kitty and the Cats take the stage at Provarci Pizza Napoletana Silver Comet to introduce their newest band member, Clay Jenkins. The performance features new songs to mark the occasion.

This one-night concert at Jennie T. Anderson Theatre features the hits of the Beatles.

Karaoke takes over the lounge with Karafun, offering a large catalog of songs to perform. Beyond the mic, the space features a pool table, shuffleboard, and darts for added entertainment. The kitchen is open and food is available to order, and the bar serves affordable drinks. This event is open to the public, and smoking is permitted in the lounge.

Joe Gransden and his band deliver a warm tribute to Tony Bennett, honoring his legacy with a centennial celebration featuring songs from the American Songbook. The program traces highlights of Bennett’s career and also includes classics associated with friends like Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong. Tickets range from $30 to $70. A VIP pass includes early seating, a short performance before the show, a meet and greet with the band, two drink tickets, and a signed poster.

Material Girl brings a high-energy, female-fronted mix of rock and pop from the 80s and beyond to Dixie Tavern. Billed as Georgia’s number one female-fronted rock and pop party band, this live show highlights music spanning multiple eras. Free table reservations are available, and there is a $10 cover. The venue is 21 and up and non-smoking.

The inaugural Sandy Springs SUP Showdown is a 6-mile stand-up paddleboard race on the Chattahoochee River that blends competition, endurance, and community in Sandy Springs. Hosted in partnership with Murph’s Surf and Sandy Springs Recreation & Parks, and building on a tradition started by High Country Outfitters, this first-year event features a challenging out-and-back course that launches from Morgan Falls Overlook Park at the Murph’s Surf Paddle Shack on Bull Sluice Lake. Racers cover three miles downstream and three miles upstream, navigating real river conditions where current, flow, endurance, and strategy matter. With support from Catalyst Sports for adaptive kayak athletes, the event highlights both performance and accessibility on the water. Prior registration is required. The entry fee is $75, and participants must be 16 or older. Mandatory race packet pick-up and board drop-off take place at the Murph’s Surf Paddle Shack at Morgan Falls Overlook Park.

Yogasanas presents a classical approach to Hatha Yoga that focuses on bringing the body and inner system into alignment with the broader order of existence, encouraging wellbeing, joy, bliss, and balance. Led by a Hatha Yoga teacher trained by Sadhguru, this program is open to participants ages 14 and older, and no prior yoga experience is needed. It takes place at Hilton Atlanta Marietta Hotel & Conference Center and is offered across multiple sessions. The program fee is USD 350, with an early bird rate of USD 325. For details, contact atlanta@ishausa.org or (678) 390-4742.

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.

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.

Psychic medium Amy Cathryn presents a comprehensive six-month training series at Heart Soul and Art Shop that builds practical intuitive skills through The Phoenix System. This ethics-centered approach supports safe exploration of natural abilities, highlights personal empowerment, and emphasizes experiential learning. This session is Class 3 in the sequence. Topics include telepathy, claircognizance, recognizing signs of telepathic communication, Hermeticism, and setting clear mental boundaries. Course documents are provided, and a one-hour lunch break is included. Please bring note-taking supplies. The curriculum is sequential, so each class is the prerequisite for the next. Participants who have partially completed the series may resume where they paused, using course documents from previous sessions as proof of purchase. Pricing options include $1,195 for the full series bundle, an early-bird bundle price of $975, and $195 for individual classes.

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.

The American Sewing Guild’s Atlanta Chapter presents the Common Threads Annual Sale, a welcoming shopping event for people who sew, quilt, craft, or simply love fabric. Explore an extensive selection that includes fabric priced at $3 per yard, along with patterns, notions, and a variety of sewing essentials. It is a convenient chance to stock up and spark ideas for your next quilting, garment, or creative project. Help spread the word to makers and fabric enthusiasts across the Atlanta area.

Heyday East Cobb hosts the launch of UltraSculpt, a noninvasive 30-minute face and body treatment focused on visibly tightening, refining, and rejuvenating the look of loose or sagging skin without pain, needles, or downtime. The treatment pairs patented ultrasound technology with a proprietary Collagen Rejuvenating Serum to support firmer-looking skin, improved elasticity, and a refreshed appearance. This event is designed for anyone noticing laxity, seeking an alternative to more aggressive procedures, or looking to maintain results alongside changes related to aging, weight loss, or GLP-1 medications while keeping their routine on track. Guests can expect a personalized consultation, a 30-minute UltraSculpt session, before-and-after photos, and tailored recommendations, along with special launch pricing. A first-time UltraSculpt treatment is offered at $349, regularly $800. Target areas can include the face, jawline, neck, arms, abdomen, and more, with benefits that include smoother texture and tone. Looking renewed does not have to require recovery time, as UltraSculpt delivers visible support in about half an hour through proven technology and skincare.

Rediscover the styles and sounds of the 80s, 90s, and Y2K at the Atlanta Exposition Center South, where curated vintage fashion, accessories, and nostalgic finds take center stage. Shop vendors focused on era-defining clothing alongside selections of vinyl records, toys, classic video games, and home goods for a complete retro haul. Keep the throwback energy going in an arcade where the classics are set to free play, browse a curated display of retro gadgets, tech, and artifacts from those decades, and snap photos at themed backdrops inspired by the past. General admission is $8 in advance or $12 at the door, with an Early Entry option priced at $25 that provides first access before general admission. Kids 12 and under are admitted free. Vintage attire is encouraged. The event is indoors and runs rain or shine. Tickets are non-refundable. Vendor lineups rotate, product availability can vary, and items featured in promotional materials are not guaranteed. Tickets are also available at the door.

Take part in a hands-on, in-person workshop where you create a mini shadow box with a summer theme. Choose from two designs, Beach Chair or Beach Houses, and assemble a display that fits an open 6 by 6 inch natural frame. No prior experience is needed, since step-by-step guidance is provided and all materials are included. The finished piece can add a personal touch to your space or serve as a thoughtful gift. Open to ages 12 and up. Registration is available through Cobb County Arts-Workshops.

Enjoy a lively brunch at The HIVE Buckhead featuring unlimited mimosas, hookah, music, and HD screens throughout the venue. The menu pairs with a social atmosphere that encourages mingling, with a patio to relax outdoors and champagne bottles priced at $50. Brunch and dinner options are both offered as part of this celebration of food, drinks, and upbeat vibes.

At Pittsburgh Yards, an afternoon experience brings healthcare and self-care together for women, addressing questions and concerns that are too often rushed or overlooked. Designed for those navigating perimenopause or menopause, weight fluctuations, chronic stress, inflammation, brain fog, or the challenge of caring for others before themselves, it centers real answers and practical support. The focus this year is access to trusted professionals, deeper education, and the confidence to advocate for personal health. Attendees can hear directly from physicians and wellness specialists during open conversations on topics such as hormones, menopause and weight, the effects of stress and cortisol on fatigue and inflammation, and how to navigate body changes, confidence, and aging. Movement sessions invite participants to reconnect with their bodies through approachable options like yoga, gentle stretching, mobility work, and mindful movement. The experience continues with cooking and better-for-you cocktail demonstrations, beauty and self-care stations, chair massages, health screenings, a curated marketplace, and giveaways. There are opportunities to meet physicians, wellness professionals, and local businesses, ask long-held questions, build meaningful connections, and discover resources. Many leave feeling informed, supported, and recharged, with a community that reminds them they are not navigating their health journey alone.

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.

Settle in for an evening of soul at Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre, featuring live performances by Will Downing, Jonathan Butler, and Eric Darius. Parking is free. Guests are welcome to bring their own food, beverages, and coolers, and there will also be food vendors on site. Tickets start at $59, with VIP tables available.

Responding to high demand, Kay-La’s Boutique revives its signature fashion showcase for the ninth year after a 2025 pause. The event highlights style, confidence, beauty, and striking moments on the catwalk with a take-the-runway theme. VIP seating is $25 and general admission is $15. Seating is limited and tickets are available until sold out.

Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre hosts a jazz concert featuring live performances by Will Downing, Jonathan Butler, and Eric Darius. This concert brings all three artists together on one stage for a showcase of live jazz.

UGA Night at Atlanta United enters its fourth year at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, featuring a matchup with the New York Red Bulls in the first home game after the FIFA World Cup. The Latino Alumni Council aims to build on last year’s momentum by increasing support for the Latino Alumni Scholarship Fund. Attendees can enjoy the match alongside fellow Bulldogs and receive an exclusive co-branded flag. A portion of each ticket benefits the scholarship, which provides financial assistance for UGA students.

Blank281 delivers a nostalgic Blink182 vibe.

Celebrate the timeless music of Simon & Garfunkel as the Strand Ole Opry puts a bluegrass spin on beloved favorites. A full bluegrass band and a roster of local vocalists reimagine classics like "Mrs. Robinson" and "Bridge Over Troubled Water," inviting plenty of sing-along moments. Tickets are $25. Staying true to Southern roots, the Strand Ole Opry evokes a front-porch gathering with country bluegrass, hometown voices, and storytelling, highlighting the talents of local performers.

Electric Avenue joins the Atlanta Pops Orchestra for a turbocharged celebration of the 1980s at Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE. This symphonic production revives the era’s biggest hits with faithful detail and fresh energy, featuring music by Tears for Fears, Toto, Prince, Queen, Duran Duran, Mr. Mister, Phil Collins, Kenny Loggins, David Bowie, George Michael, The Police, A-ha, and more. Past attendees describe it as stunning, unexpectedly moving, and packed with nonstop energy, a show audiences never want to end.