Events in Smyrna today

This networking meeting from BNI Perimeter Partners is now held at Downtown Sandy Springs. It offers a friendly setting to make connections, share introductions, and build new relationships at the group’s new location.

This monthly meeting of the Georgia State Board of Education offers a chance to interact directly with the board. It takes place at the Georgia Department of Education and typically lasts about one to two hours, depending on the agenda. For in-person access, MARTA’s Georgia State Station connects directly to the State Towers, and parking is available at the Pete Hackney Parking Deck on Jesse Hill. A virtual viewing option is available on the GADOE YouTube channel.

Experience a relaxed, do-it-yourself painting session where you choose from a variety of creative options and surfaces to make something uniquely your own. There is no instructor, so you can work at your own pace in a casual, upbeat setting. Expect to get a little messy with brushes and paint as you settle in and create from start to finish.

Bring a brown bag lunch to the Thurman Springs Park Amphitheater and enjoy live music from local performers as part of a relaxed midday concert series. The lineup of September artists will be announced later in the spring or summer.

Vinings Jubilee Farmers Market returns for the season with an easygoing outdoor marketplace in central Vinings. Explore in-season fruits and vegetables, freshly baked treats, prepared bites you can enjoy right away, and locally made specialties while you stroll. Admission is free, offering a nice break in the middle of the week.

An after-hours experience at the Garden features illuminated views of Niki in the Garden, live music, and cash bars.

At City Green, Sundown Social delivers a relaxed night with live music, lawn games, and an outdoor bar, along with ample space to unwind. Taking place from May through October, it provides an easy, fun way to spend a Thursday evening outdoors.

At Fire and Ice Studios, a full night of salsa instruction covers beginner Levels 1, 2, and 3, along with intermediate footwork and intermediate partnering. Lessons emphasize footwork, partnerwork, body movement, and musicality, aimed at helping dancers feel good on the floor rather than just getting through the steps. Intermediate options require knowledge of the syllabus and teacher approval and are not intended for first-timers. Each class costs $25. Expect a focused training environment with chances to meet good people and keep improving week after week.

Karol G brings the Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour to Mercedes-Benz Stadium for a major live performance. A ticket is required for all attendees, with the exception of children shorter than 33 inches. The venue enforces a clear bag policy, allowing only transparent plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches that are not tinted and do not conceal contents. Small non-clear clutches no larger than 4.5 x 6.5 inches are allowed, and any larger non-clear bags will be turned away. Medically necessary items are permitted following inspection by security on site. For bags that do not meet the policy, paid storage is available through The Mobile Locker Co. near Gates 1 and 2, and items must be retrieved the same day immediately after the event. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales such as Cash App Card, Artist, Live Nation, and VIP packages, with preferred seating options also offered.

Explore shamanic journeying in a supportive group led by Vicki Evans. Through gentle, rhythmic drumming, participants are guided into spiritual realms to connect with helping guides who offer wisdom and healing. Experiences may be quietly reassuring, inviting relaxation and a sense of self beyond everyday stress, or they may arrive as clear messages and visions. No prior experience is required. The group completes two journeys, and guidance is provided for both unless everyone is already comfortable with the process, in which case only the first is guided. Participants may bring a mat or blanket for warmth or to lie down during the journeys. Vicki Evans has been facilitating journeys for over five years and offers this group based on the healing and messages she receives during her own practice. She is a Shamanic Practitioner, Reiki Master, Channel, and Teacher with a healing practice. Cost is $25. This gathering takes place in the South Annex.

Music Bingo takes place at Reformation Brewery - Smyrna (Smyrna). The event is presented by Lights Up Entertainment.

An event featuring Karol G takes place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA.

Truist Park hosts a matchup between the Atlanta Braves and the Cincinnati Reds. Ticket access is planned in stages, beginning with a Braves presale, followed by a separate RU presale, and concluding with a general public release. Select the window that works best and lock in seats for this game.

Fiona Cauley performs live in a night of music featuring her soulful vocals and heartfelt songs. Expect engaging, emotionally resonant moments that showcase her talent and create a memorable experience. The evening centers on connection, inspiration, and performances that linger well after the final note.

A free beginner ballroom class introduces the basics of popular social dances in a relaxed and encouraging setting led by professional instructors. It welcomes absolute beginners, couples seeking a unique date night, individuals interested in a new hobby, and adults ready to try something different. No partner or prior experience is needed. Bring comfortable shoes and a positive attitude. Many participants say they wish they had started sooner.

Dante Gebel brings his farewell world tour to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, inviting audiences on a journey into heart and soul. After a historic run that has drawn more than 700,000 people worldwide, this two and a half hour conference and show blends stand-up comedy with candid storytelling. Gebel moves from laughter to tears as he explores life, neighborhood memories, loss, nostalgia, and everyday moments that open the door to deeper reflection. Please note that the mezzanine and grand tier are not ADA accessible. Guests who need accommodations should select wheelchair accessible seats and companion tickets in the orchestra. Every attendee must have a ticket to enter, and children under 8 are not permitted.

Houndmouth performs at Tabernacle Atlanta. The floor is general admission standing, while the balconies offer reserved, assigned seating. All ages are welcome. The venue has no elevator and the balconies are not ADA accessible, with accessible accommodations available on the main floor. Guests who need ADA assistance, including those with ADA tickets, can request help from event staff upon arrival. If accessible options are sold out, contact the venue at tabernacle@livenation.com.

Rival presents Bebe Stockwell with Gabrielle Hope at Vinyl. The event is general admission and open to attendees of all ages.

The Good Grief Tour features Sara Bareilles, an American singer, songwriter, actress, and musician whose U.S. sales include over 15 million singles and 3 million albums. She is a two-time Grammy winner with four Primetime Emmy nominations and three Tony nominations. She also wrote the music and lyrics for the musical Waitress and starred in the production on Broadway and in the West End.

Caregivers and kids come together for a Grownup and Me music class created by a board-certified music therapist. Designed for children of all ages and abilities, it offers an inclusive space to make music as a family. Siblings, grandparents, and other relatives are welcome and encouraged to participate. Hosted at HippoHopp Indoor Playground, the session is free with the purchase of an open-play pass from HippoHopp. Activities use rhythm to spark creativity, encourage social connection through shared play among neurotypical and neurodiverse friends, and support language growth through singing. Playing instruments helps build motor skills, the brain gets a healthy workout, and the experience nurtures bonding between caregiver and child.

Savor a Caribbean-style seafood celebration at Pon Di Beltline in Southwest Atlanta, where fresh catches, lively DJs, and an open-air setting create easygoing Friday night energy. The kitchen highlights dishes like fried snapper, whiting, and crispy shrimp, along with rotating seafood features, lobster and crab specials, hearty sides, and refreshing Caribbean drinks. Throughout the evening, the soundtrack spans reggae, dancehall, afrobeats, R&B, and timeless favorites, all enjoyed in a comfortable outdoor courtyard with a friendly, family-welcoming vibe. It is a fit for date nights, group dinners, birthday toasts, food enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates Caribbean culture. Admission is free with a complimentary RSVP, while food and beverages are purchased separately. Seating is first come, first served unless you have a reserved seat or private table, so arriving early can help secure a spot. Parking is available. Presented every Friday with fresh seafood, live music, and warm hospitality.

Connect with university representatives and alumni at a graduate fair hosted at Georgia State University. Explore a wide range of master’s options in technology, business, arts, social sciences, and related areas while learning about campus life, internships, scholarships, and how to apply. Schools represented include the Graduate School at SCAD, the University of Tampa, American University’s Kogod School of Business, Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School, and others. Try the Unimy AI tool to discover programs that match your preferences, and have direct conversations with students and graduates about their journeys. The event focuses on helping you compare options and find a program and environment that fit your goals.

Family Game Night at Switchman Hall brings families together for an easygoing evening of play. Choose from a collection of classic board and card games available to borrow, or bring your own favorites. Enjoy dinner together, deal the cards, and spend the evening laughing, competing, and reconnecting with the people who matter most. No phones, no pressure, just family fun.

Ease into the weekend with live musical performances in The Plaza. This monthly series offers a relaxed way to kick off your time off with music in a welcoming setting.

Avenue Live fills The Plaza at Avenue East Cobb with performances by local artists, creating an easygoing night of music. Attendees are welcome to bring tailgate chairs for seating and can pair the show with takeout from the on site restaurants. Coolers and outside beverages are not allowed. For everyone’s safety and comfort, please follow Plaza guidelines that prohibit throwing balls and the use of scooters or bikes, and keep children off the stage at all times. If weather affects the event, cancellation updates will be shared through Avenue East Cobb’s social media channels.

A teen-focused aerial and movement evening centers on music, creative exploration, and community connection. The setting is easygoing and social, with tunes, snacks, and room for freestyle practice as participants meet peers and explore aerial arts and acrobatic flow in a no-pressure environment. Each gathering highlights a beginner to intermediate skill on an apparatus or in floor work, followed by guided exploration and open flow time. It is not a traditional class, rather a movement-centered social experience that encourages confidence, sparks creativity, and builds community.

Kick off the StompFest weekend at Trader Vic's Atlanta with live music from The Flying Saucers performing two sets, plus DJ GalactEye, also known as Jamie Galatas of The Mystery Men? and El Capitan & the Reluctant Sadists. There is no cover, and the event is open to all ages.

After three years of relative calm, strange activity stirs in HawkEnds once more. Willie is feeling those possession tingles again, connected to the updownside and to Whatthe Heckna. People are being taken, and someone is aiding him. The lingering questions are who is helping and why. All the while, the locals just want a simple mall trip in parachute pants to grab Swatches at Benneton.

Charley Crockett performs live at Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park in Atlanta, GA. The event centers on a performance by the artist at this Atlanta venue.

Surya Ensemble presents an up-close evening of global music at the Abernathy Arts Center, turning the gallery into an intimate setting for live performance. The program blends Eastern and Western traditions through the sounds of shehnai, violin, viola, harp, and daf, interwoven with expressive dance and storytelling. Audiences are guided through a themed journey inspired by wind, water, earth, and fire for a richly textured experience. Expect limited-capacity seating in an elevated environment, with a complimentary drink included with each ticket. Semi-formal attire is requested. Free onsite and street parking is available. Pricing is all-inclusive with no additional fees, and seating is limited. All sales are final. If plans change, tickets can be applied to a future Surya Ensemble performance when arranged in advance. For questions, contact Surya Ensemble at contact@suryaensemble.com or the Abernathy Arts Center at 404.343.6692.

Perfect Note ATL hosts award-winning breakout artist Patrick Lamb, a commanding vocalist and renowned saxophonist in one dynamic performer. Recognized on the global music scene with Billboard-charting releases and a relentless touring calendar, he brings a high-energy set that blends his own hits with favorites tied to Bruno Mars, Earth, Wind & Fire, and The Gap Band. Lamb is an artist, composer, bandleader, and producer known for soul-steeped playing, a magnetic stage presence, and an easy connection with audiences. His path includes being handpicked to perform with Smokey Robinson, Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vannelli, and two-time Grammy winner Diane Schuur. As a solo artist he launched an independent label that produced three Top Five Billboard hits, with additional singles reaching international listeners on SiriusXM Watercolors. Honors include being a three-time Muddy Award recipient, induction into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame, the Spirit of Portland Award, and the Yolanda King Drum Major Award in recognition of cultural impact and community leadership. He has appeared at major festivals and venues such as Java Jazz, Blues Alley, Berks Jazz Fest, Vanport, Goldcoast, Columbus, Funky Biscuit, and Humphreys, and has performed at the National Christmas Tree lighting at the White House. His range spans collaborations with artists across genres, including Alice Cooper, KISS, Robby Krieger of The Doors, Sebastian Bach, and Danny Seraphine of Chicago. The program features soulful saxophone, classic dance floor vocals, and a feel-good mix that showcases why his audience continues to grow worldwide.

UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony brings the acclaimed indie game’s music to the stage with new orchestral arrangements performed by a 25-piece ensemble. Gameplay scenes are projected overhead during the performance, surrounding the audience with the world and story of UNDERTALE. Creator and composer Toby Fox has expressed that the game’s rich soundtrack shines when skilled musicians bring it to life for listeners. The program traces a path through the Underground, moving from the Ruins and Snowdin to Waterfall, Hotland, and finally New Home, evoking beloved characters, intense battles, and heartfelt moments through its score.

A live performance by Cameron Whitcomb comes to Tabernacle Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

Sing your favorites from a large Karafun song catalog in the lounge. Between turns, enjoy pool, shuffleboard, and darts. The kitchen is open with food available, and affordable drinks are offered. It is open to the public, and smoking is permitted in the lounge.

This show features Cameron Whitcomb, with standing general admission on the floor and balcony sections offering assigned, reserved seats. It welcomes attendees of all ages. For accessibility, there is no elevator and the balconies are not wheelchair accessible, so accessible accommodations are located on the main floor. Guests with ADA tickets or anyone needing assistance can speak with event staff upon arrival, and if accessible options are sold out, the venue can be contacted at tabernacle@livenation.com. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports Project Healthy Minds and its work expanding access to mental health services throughout the country. Tickets are offered through several sale windows, including public onsale, artist and Spotify presales, Citi cardmember options, Live Nation presale, T-Mobile Concert Perks and Fast Lane, and VIP packages.

Zero Mile and DEF present an all ages show with ZHU, the electronic artist also known as Steven Zhu. Known for pushing the boundaries of dance music and building immersive concepts that live both onstage and beyond the club, he performs as a vocalist and instrumentalist as well as a producer and DJ, blending sleek synths, weighty bass and memorable hooks to create a moody, magnetic atmosphere. His new project BLACK MIDAS marks a return to his dancefloor roots. The songs took shape during a cross country van journey after the Southern California Palisades wildfire displaced him, inspiring a stripped down, on the road workflow and the launch of his nightlife warehouse concept BLACKLIZT. The productions span deep house to melodic techno and feature collaborations with underground and emerging artists. ZHU first broke through when the single Faded earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Dance Recording. He has continued to evolve through albums, tours and collaborations, including a behind the scenes film recorded at San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral that showcased his storytelling across mediums. His creative world often revolves around the color black, a theme that extends into his NightDay Collection and informs performances centered on movement, energy and a shared sense of release.

A family-friendly 5K at Atlanta Braves Truist Ball Park raises funds for The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research through RaceTrac’s Run for Research. It welcomes runners and walkers of all abilities, and all proceeds, including the full registration fee, support the foundation. Expect a lively atmosphere with complimentary food, prizes, music, and more. The theme celebrates bold footwear, encouraging participants to wear their wildest socks... the more outrageous the pattern the better, as long as they are not stinky. During registration, choosing team GA social club helps participants keep track of one another and communicate through the app. A discount is available with the code RaceTrac.

The Sandy Springs Farmers Market fills City Green with a lively neighborhood feel, featuring locally grown produce, artisanal foods, fresh-baked treats, and handmade goods from local vendors. The selection changes week to week, so there is always something new to explore. Bringing friends, family, and reusable bags can make browsing even better.

Explore a wide selection of antique and modern dolls, including Barbie and other collectibles, at this annual show and sale at the Smyrna Georgia Community Center. The event also features teddy bears, paper dolls, doll books, furniture, clothing, and accessories for dolls. Attendees can expect door prizes, on-site appraisals, doll stringing, and minor repairs, with helpers available. All proceeds benefit charity. Admission is $5, and children under 12 are admitted free. Free parking is available. For details, contact Marsha Hunter at 678-873-1029 or mthdoll@mindspring.com.

Georgia Indie Book Faire brings readers of every age together with authors, publishers, artists, and other creatives in an indoor setting. Expect author tables, panel conversations, and book signings, plus plenty of chances to discover a new favorite read. Admission is free for all ages. Planning to stay a while... food trucks will be on site. Applications for authors and vendors are closed, and there is no waitlist. Please disregard unofficial links, as Georgia Indie Book Faire is the sole event coordinator.

Austell Market returns to Downtown Austell for a community-focused day of shopping with fresh produce, local vendors, handmade crafts, and more. Dinner Ideas Collective will be on site sharing Haitian flavors for attendees to enjoy in person. Friends and families can spend the day supporting local businesses together.

A lively outdoor festival in Brookhaven, Georgia celebrates books, creativity, culture, and community connection. Created for readers, authors, entrepreneurs, and families, this one day experience weaves together storytelling, author spotlights, a curated lineup of vendors, culinary offerings, and hands on community activities. Set in Blackburn Park, it captures the Atlanta area’s energy and diversity while offering chances to discover new books, support local businesses, and enjoy a full day of cultural expression. The event focuses on a warm, uplifting, community centered atmosphere where culture is celebrated and opportunity is accessible.

This interactive Babysitter’s Training class is designed for youth ages 11 to 15 who want to build real-world caregiving abilities and be prepared for emergencies. Through practical activities, participants gain the know-how and confidence to care for infants and children and finish the course with a certification that reflects safe, effective care in both everyday and emergency situations.

A community-focused wellness walk meets on the Shake Shack side of Piedmont Park and follows a route from the park to the Eastside BeltLine Trail. Registration includes participation in a weekly group wellness walk, water and wellness beverages, fresh fruit and healthy snacks, a supportive community with accountability, opportunities for networking and sisterhood, encouragement to keep moving, and access to an ongoing wellness community. Registration is $25. After payment, participants complete a registration form and join a private Facebook group to RSVP and receive updates. Soft Life. Strong Bodies.

Fans of geeky and rare finds gather for a convention dedicated to collectibles of every kind. Explore a wide selection of vendors offering comics, toys, memorabilia, and more, with exclusive items and activities taking place throughout the event. The experience blends fun and nostalgia for collectors and curious attendees alike.

This workshop is designed to take the stress out of tissue-paper sewing patterns. It focuses on making sense of the grids, symbols, and instruction booklets so everything feels clear and manageable. It is suited to anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed and is looking for straightforward guidance.

Metro Belly Dance hosts a weekly drop-in belly dance class open to beginners and experienced dancers alike. Enjoy an upbeat session with plenty of shimmies.

Now in its tenth year, the Creator's Market returns to Atlantic Green at Atlantic Station. This outdoor marketplace highlights local, handcrafted small businesses from the Atlanta area and showcases a rotating mix of makers offering handmade, organic, and unique items. It is a well-attended weekend destination that blends art, craft, and festival energy. Artists, crafters, and makers may apply to participate, and appearances are planned for most weekends throughout the year.

Brunch at The HIVE Buckhead features bottomless mimosas, music, and a social atmosphere with food, hookah, and HD screens throughout the venue. Look for champagne options such as $50 bottles, towers, and flights. Both brunch and dinner service are available, and the patio provides an outdoor spot for mingling.

Discover the flavors of Atlanta while exploring striking street art and the city’s iconic trail on a guided food outing. Sample standout dishes at Krog Street Market, recognized as the number one food hall in the United States, then wander past vivid murals and feel the vibrant energy of the Atlanta Beltline where locals and visitors mingle. This experience suits first-time visitors as well as metro Atlantans who love uncovering new restaurants. Multiple dates are available. Tickets cannot be resold, and there are no vendors affiliated with this event. Comments that claim otherwise are scams and will be removed.

The Surf King Surfwear is the presenting sponsor of Southern Surf StompFest, a free, family friendly celebration of surf and instrumental sounds at The Garden Club at Wild Heaven West End. The lineup features The Surge! from Atlanta, Monster Wave from Asheville, The Get Down from Louisville, Agent Octopus from Orlando, Black Valley Moon from Tampa, The Boss Jaguars from Austin, King Pelican from San Antonio, and The Mystery Men? from Atlanta. DJ Matthew Clark of Colorado Instrumental Fanzine from Denver keeps the music flowing between sets, and MC Jet Powers hosts. A pre-party at Trader Vic’s Atlanta spotlights The Flying Saucers and DJ GalactEye, who is affiliated with The Mystery Men? and El Capitan & The Reluctant Sadists, and it is also family friendly and free.

The Thrifting Atlanta Fashion Market brings fashion and beauty pop-up boutiques to Vintage West End on the West End Beltline. Browse wallet-friendly finds, trade pieces in a fashion swap, enjoy brunch, and sip from a cash bar while a DJ sets the mood. Featured pop-up boutiques include Keren's Closet and Fashion Swap Boutique. Admission is free.

Tabletop roleplaying takes center stage at Battle & Brew in partnership with ATLRPG, welcoming both curious first timers and seasoned adventurers. New players receive a complimentary set of dice, a ready to play character sheet, and friendly guidance to help get started. Game Masters can look forward to food and drink discounts and entries into raffles for tabletop prizes, along with a lively community of fellow fans ready to fill seats at the table. The gathering begins with casual social time to meet other players, then Game Masters assemble their parties and the quests begin. Players only need to bring themselves. Game Masters should bring their usual tools like books, minis, and maps, and anyone running a system other than 5e should plan to bring the necessary materials and explain the rules. All tabletop sessions are organized and managed by the ATLRPG team, while Battle & Brew provides the space, food, and drinks.

Settle into calm with a goat-assisted meditation and sound bath designed to soothe stress and restore balance. Surrounded by therapy goats, breathe deeply as gentle tones and vibrations relax the body and quiet the mind. The session blends guided meditation, mindful breathwork, and restorative sound, with the goats offering a playful yet grounding presence. Suitable for seasoned meditators and newcomers alike, this experience takes place in a patio setting. Sign-up closes the day before the event.

Enjoy a pet-friendly watch party presented by Boehringer Ingelheim at the Georgia Power Pavilion. Bring your four-legged friend, grab your chairs, and relax while the Atlanta Braves game plays on the Georgia Power Pavilion screen. Explore local pet boutiques and partners offering goodies and services for your pets. Attendees who RSVP can receive a free dog bandana while supplies last, and you must be present to collect it. All dogs must be leashed, and bringing your own comfy seating is encouraged.

The Masquerade hosts a concert featuring The Browning with Deadlands, Extortionist, and Blind Equation. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are available at the venue’s box office or online.

Castle Rat performs at Heaven at The Masquerade alongside Unto Others and Wraith Knight. The show welcomes all ages, and tickets can be purchased at the venue's box office or online.

A sophisticated supper club evening in Atlanta spotlights the diverse flavors of the Caribbean through a seven course tasting experience. Each course is crafted to highlight the richness of the region’s diaspora, with live entertainment unfolding alongside the meal to create a vibrant, immersive atmosphere. The gathering takes place at a private venue, with location details shared after booking. Seating is limited, and a $50 reservation secures a spot.

Celebrate the season finale with a soulful night at Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre featuring Lalah Hathaway, Robert Glasper, and Kenyon Dixon. Complimentary parking is available, and attendees may bring their own food, beverages, and coolers, with additional choices offered by on-site vendors. Tickets start at $59, and VIP tables are offered for those seeking a premium experience.

Experience the 2016 Academy Award winning Lionsgate film La La Land in a concert setting, with a live orchestra and a jazz band performing the soundtrack as the movie plays. The story follows a dedicated pianist and an aspiring actress whose paths cross as they pursue their careers and fall in love in the city of stars. Starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, and written and directed by Damien Chazelle, this presentation spotlights the film's signature musical moments, including piano solos performed live. Presented at Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE.

Sam Barber brings a performance to Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park in Atlanta, GA.

Bobby Lee takes the stage at The Tabernacle Atlanta with a fast-paced set that keeps the crowd on its toes. He mixes polished storytelling with in-the-moment crowd work, weaving personal bits and sudden twists into a performance that feels fresh every time.

Multi platinum, GRAMMY Award winning group Little Big Town brings the For The Art Of It Tour to the Fox Theatre, produced by Live Nation and celebrating their album It’s A Dying Art. Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet, and Jimi Westbrook lead a performance shaped by intimate storytelling, heartfelt ballads, and collaborations with friends including Ashley Monroe, Jason Isbell, and Kelsea Ballerini. The music leans into a human made feel, welcoming imperfection, deep emotion, and lived experience. With more than 25 years together, the band continues to highlight the trust and artistry that define its sound.

New York City FC heads to Mercedes-Benz Stadium to take on Atlanta United FC in a late-season conference clash. The match features a stylistic contrast, with NYCFC leaning on patient buildup and technical play, while Atlanta relies on pace and relentless attacking pressure. A lively crowd atmosphere and a fast, modern surface add to a meeting packed with big-game talent.

Little Big Town performs live in concert at the Fox Theatre, also called The Fabulous Fox Theatre, in Atlanta.

Following a summer hiatus, the Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem show at Petite Violette returns with a tale centered on HawkEnds. After three quiet years, the weirdness starts again when Willie feels that telltale tingle linking him to the updownside and to Whatthe Heckna. People begin to disappear and it seems someone is aiding him, prompting the big questions of who is involved and why. Meanwhile, locals just want a simple mall trip in parachute pants to pick up Swatches from Benneton, even as everyday plans clash with the growing chaos.

Kickin Valentina brings an album release show to Dixie Tavern, celebrating the new full-length Anthems From The Underground. Released worldwide through Mighty Music, the record showcases the band’s hard-hitting underground hard rock. Additional acts will be announced. Tickets are available at the door only, with no advance sales.

Comedian Gary Owen brings the No Hard Feelings Tour to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, drawing on more than two decades on stage with quick wit, bold storytelling, and relatable moments. His material taps into personal experiences, a military background, and everyday situations that connect across cultures, delivered with an unapologetic edge. With a rapidly growing online following, he remains one of the most in-demand touring comics. This performance is limited to adults 18 and older. Every attendee must have a ticket. Guests who need accessible seating should choose wheelchair accessible locations and companion seats in the orchestra, since the mezzanine and grand tier are not ADA accessible. Ticket availability includes a venue presale, a public onsale, and a VIP package onsale.

SYML, the solo project of Seattle musician Brian Fennell, brings an intimate, emotionally rich performance to Variety Playhouse. Known for songs that seek refuge in melody and feeling, he arrives with new work from Nobody Lives Here, created with longtime collaborator Brian Eichelberger. The music lives in the space between loss and connection, welcoming listeners with spare textures, slide guitar colors, and the warmth of cello. His self-titled debut appeared in 2019 and included the multi-platinum track Where’s My Love and the gold-certified favorite Girl. The 2023 follow up, The Day My Father Died, was recorded at Studio X with producer Phil Ek and featured contributions from Guy Garvey of Elbow, Lucius, Sara Watkins of Nickel Creek, and Charlotte Lawrence. His songs have underscored many moments across film and television, and were used by Lana Del Rey on Paris, TX from her Grammy-nominated 2023 album. With billions of streams, SYML continues to face themes of grief, time, and mortality with clarity and heart. In 2024 he also launched FIN. Recordings in collaboration with Nettwerk Music Group and Good Harbor Music. This event is open to all ages.

Celebrate 22 years of PasoFino at Academy Ballroom ATL in Buckhead with an Atlanta tradition that spotlights non-stop dance and community. The weekend features a world class showcase led by Uriel and Jeannette, nine-time champions, along with 10 performances, appearances by over 30 artists, hours of social dancing, and five dance workshops. Music comes from DJ King Tito and DJ Mane, the program is hosted by MC Cameron Friend, and Dennis Jones provides video and photo coverage. Featured artists include Uriel and Jeannette from Miami, Elegant Swag from PBDC, Aatma Dance, Clahvay Dance Soul, Bachata Conexion from Athens, Fuquan and Candace, Rojas PasoFino, and the PasoFino Salsa Team. Saturday moves from a salsa introduction into social dancing, spotlights a showcase, pauses for a toast and photos, then returns to the dance floor before closing. Sunday offers intermediate-friendly workshops covering bachata shines with La Roja, Afro-Cuban body movement and shines with Jose and Sharilyn, sensual bachata partnerwork with Uriel and Jeannette, and On2 salsa partnerwork with Uriel and Jeannette. Ticket options include social-only admission for $20 in advance or $25 at the door, and an all-access pass for $100 that includes the showcase, social, and workshops.

Take a relaxed neighborhood bike ride of about 15 miles rolling out from Wild Heaven Beer (West End Brewery & Gardens). An optional coffee at Notable beforehand is mentioned, and after the ride there is time to connect with fellow cyclists and enjoy comforting fare at Eats. The pace is easy, yet the distance and hills generally make it unsuitable for beginners. It is best for riders who already feel comfortable covering around 10 miles.

The sixth round of Camp Goblin brings a full day of skill-building and badge collecting. New participants can begin their Goblin badge journey, while returning attendees can add to past achievements. This adults-only experience is for ages 18 and up and features instruction from experts known as Camp Counselors, with each session offering a badge to earn. Every attendee is considered a Camper, and the ticket includes a sash for displaying badges, badges and small goodies from each Camp Counselor leading a session, lunch with gluten-free and vegan options, drinks and snacks, hands-on arts and crafts with take-home creations, and a Camp Goblin branded item. There are also opportunities to participate as a Camp Counselor, open to vendors or individuals who teach skills that help campers qualify for badges.

At Georgia World Congress Center, this convention welcomes collectors and enthusiasts of all things geeky and rare. Browse a wide range of vendor booths featuring comics, toys, memorabilia, and more. Discover exclusive merchandise and take part in activities happening throughout the event. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere filled with fun and nostalgia centered on collectibles.

Stroll through Market Village and along King Street as vendors set up throughout the area, creating a welcoming marketplace with options for every visitor.

An afternoon of creativity, entrepreneurship, community impact, and fun celebrates the launch of a new book from young author and entrepreneur Kylee the Kidpreneur in Marietta G.A. Designed as an interactive Lunch and Learn, the experience encourages young people to dream big, create boldly, and support their communities. Children can take part in hands-on activities, meet Kylee and hear her story, and work together on a service project by assembling appreciation care packages for local firefighters. The celebration features lunch and refreshments, an interactive business creation segment with a kidpreneur talk, and a mini workshop for aspiring young entrepreneurs. Creative stations offer coloring, tie dye T shirt design, wearable art pouch decorating, bracelet making, and puzzle building. A book signing and photo opportunities round out the day, with special take home keepsakes to remember the occasion.

Atlanta’s long-running cemetery music festival returns to Oakland for its 48th year. Inspired by the Victorian custom of enjoying a relaxed day in a cemetery, this signature Sunday gathering blends live music, local history, and family-friendly fun into one distinctive experience. It welcomes history lovers, music fans, and anyone drawn to good vibes, celebrating a uniquely Oakland tradition.

Step into the world of Dungeons & Dragons with the Xanathar’s Brunchmaster Guild, a $10 per player experience that pairs tabletop adventure with brunch. All required supplies are provided and Dungeon Masters are available to guide the action, making it welcoming for both beginners and seasoned players. Form a party to explore perilous dungeons, unravel ancient riddles, and face formidable foes while enjoying brunch offerings. Tickets are limited.

Celebrate National Dog Week at Dress Up at The Battery Atlanta with an in-person pop-up featuring Millie’s Treats. Dogs are welcome in the store, so feel free to bring your pup while you shop. Parking is available with up to two hours free in the Red Deck.

Gear up for Halo Flashpoint at Giga-Bites Tabletop Gaming Cafe. New players are welcome, and friendly guidance will be available to teach the basics and get games underway. No experience is required. If you already have your own teams or terrain, you are encouraged to bring them.

A new Sunday day party at The Daiquiri Factory in West Midtown blends throwback hip hop and R&B with a relaxed, grown-up vibe. Expect games, flavorful food, frozen daiquiris, and DJ sets alongside plenty of NFL football. Hookah is available. Birthday groups are celebrated with champagne, and both admission and parking are complimentary.

Complimentary nail trims are available for cats and dogs at a donation based event that supports rescue cats through Keys Kitten Rescue. A waiver is required before services. There is no purchase required, and contributions are appreciated to help the rescue.

Astrology lovers can connect in a welcoming club led by Rachel Mara. This monthly gathering highlights current astrological happenings and offers time for questions about individual natal charts. The experience winds down with a calming guided meditation accompanied by crystal bowls. Open to newcomers and longtime students alike, and bringing a yoga mat or cushion can help make the meditation more comfortable.

Experience a vibrant open-air farmers market at The Battery Atlanta as the Farmers Market Series presented by Kaiser Permanente returns. Explore produce, artisan-made foods, wellness-focused products, and pet-friendly items in a welcoming community atmosphere. Admission is free, and parking is complimentary for the first two hours on non-event days.

At Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, award-winning actor Max McLean presents a theatrical portrayal of C. S. Lewis that highlights his charismatic presence, remarkable eloquence, and self-effacing humor. Drawn from Lewis’s own writings and enhanced with multimedia elements, the production explores the journey that led him to affirm the divinity of Christ, the circumstances that gave him a broad BBC audience for wartime talks later known as Mere Christianity, the influence of Hitler on the creation of The Screwtape Letters, and the reflections on prayer, heaven, and the Second Coming that shaped The Chronicles of Narnia. The experience invites audiences into the heart and mind of one of the most influential thinkers of the last century. The performance runs 90 minutes with no intermission and is followed by a post-show discussion with Max McLean. It is recommended for ages 13 and older, and children under 4 are not admitted.

Reformation Brewery in Smyrna features weekly deals available at all taprooms. On Sundays, bar staff and beertenders receive 25 percent off. Thursdays focus on growlers, with a glass plus fill for fifteen dollars, or take five dollars off when you bring your own. Fridays highlight beer flights with 4 ounce pours of new selections or familiar favorites, priced at eight dollars all day in Smyrna. Saturdays offer six dollar Judemosas all day.

Set above Buckhead, Gypsy Kitchen offers a sun-soaked rooftop experience with live music, open-air views, and a menu of Spanish pintxos, which are small bites meant for lingering over good conversation. The bar spotlights bright, refreshing spritzes alongside plates like bacon-wrapped dates, crab stuffed piquillo peppers, chilled gazpacho cups, and the classic bikini sandwich. Inspired by leisurely coastal afternoons in Spain, the atmosphere blends vibrant energy with relaxed hospitality. Chef David also prepares traditional paella on the patio, with complimentary tastings available while it lasts.

A family friendly evening at Johnny's features a $2 offer for kids that includes a cheese or pepperoni slice and a child soda. Pricing is per kid, and the deal is available for dine in only with a minimum $15 purchase per adult.

Presented by The Masquerade, All Shall Perish takes the stage in Heaven at The Masquerade. The show welcomes all ages. Tickets are available at the box office or online.

Trivia night at Reformation Brewery - Smyrna features team-based competition with prizes for the top three teams awarded each week.

Celebrate a decade of impact at the Delta Flight Museum as The Urban Clinic of Atlanta marks ten years of providing free, high quality healthcare, education, and support to uninsured adults across Metro Atlanta. The event features stories of lives changed, food and beverages, and a silent auction that highlights how compassionate care strengthens the community. Business or cocktail attire is welcome. Every ticket and donation helps ensure uninsured neighbors continue to receive the healthcare they need, regardless of ability to pay. Individual tickets and table packages are available.

Presented by The Masquerade and Rival Entertainment, Monsieur Periné takes the stage at Center Stage for a live concert. This event is open to all ages, and tickets can be purchased online.

Rival Presents brings overtonight’s Ghostland Forever Tour to Vinyl with Tommy Ragen also performing. The event is open to all ages and features general admission entry.

A stop on the Sigo En Pie Tour takes place at City Winery Atlanta.

Two group bike rides roll from Savi Market, traveling through Brookhaven and nearby neighborhoods. One covers about 13 miles for riders with some experience, averaging 10 to 12 mph with around 14 mph on open sections. The other is a faster 20 mile route that averages 15 to 16 mph, roughly 18 mph when cruising on the open road. Savi offers food and snacks for anyone arriving straight from work, and parking is available on nearby streets or in the deck, not in the Savi lot. The ride ends at Grindhouse for post ride refreshments. Helmets are required, and all participants ride at their own risk. No one is left behind, and help is available if someone gets a flat or falls behind.

Yoga presented by Kaiser Permanente returns to The Battery Atlanta with a complimentary, family-friendly wellness series on the Plaza Green. Guided by seasoned instructors, each session focuses on stretching, building strength, and resetting the mind in a refreshing open-air setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring a yoga mat and enjoy a relaxing experience that supports healthy habits and community connection. All sessions are free, however capacity is limited. Reservations are required, and walk-ups will be accommodated only if space is available.

Bachata training fills the evening at Fire and Ice Studios, with sessions for different levels. The schedule features a beginner bachata class, a body movement, footwork and mechanics session, and an intermediate bachata class. Instruction focuses on partnerwork, footwork, body movement and musicality so participants build real dance skills rather than just memorizing patterns. The intermediate class requires knowledge of the syllabus and teacher approval to keep everyone working at the same level. Each class costs $25, and the atmosphere emphasizes focused training alongside community connection.

At Red Light Cafe, this monthly live performance series celebrates a Chaotic Good spirit and focuses on spreading joy throughout the community. Each edition features a fresh mix that can include live literature, slam poetry, puppetry, music, comedy, and more. The lineup changes every month while the goal remains the same... joy. Admission is free and parking is complimentary, keeping the experience accessible to all. Tips for performers are welcome but never required. Registration is optional and simply helps the organizers estimate attendance and plan staffing.

Give little ones a gentle start in nature with playful activities that nurture curiosity about the outdoors. Designed for children ages 6 months to 5 years. This is an outdoor program and may be canceled if rain or other inclement weather makes activities impractical. For the latest status, email classes@atlantabg.org.

Avenue Kids at Avenue East Cobb offers an afternoon of hands-on fun for little ones, with rotating themes, crafts, games, and more that spark creativity. This edition spotlights an out of this world theme. It is recommended for children under 7. Plans may change with the weather, and if needed the event may be canceled or moved to The Family Lounge. Weather updates will be shared on social media at @AvenueEastCobb.

This monthly series transforms The Plaza into a playdate destination in partnership with Primrose School of Midtown. Families can take part in entertainment, crafts, games, and more, with each installment featuring a new theme. The focus is on community connection and kid-friendly learning through playful activities.

A weekly meetup for trading card game fans brings together Riftbound, Pokémon TCG, and the One Piece Card Game at Battle & Brew. Riftbound: Nexus Nights offers casual organized play where participants can jump into 1v1, 2v2, or free for all matches, try out new champions and strategies, learn alongside other new players, and refine competitive builds ahead of larger events. A free Nexus Nights promo pack is available to attendees while supplies last, limited to one per guest. Pokémon TCG play sessions invite players to bring a favorite deck, a trade binder, and recent pulls for casual games, trading with local collectors, and testing new lists before League Challenges and Cups, with opportunities to meet other players and grow a collection. One Piece locals provide casual play for all skill levels, chances to learn the game or sharpen a competitive deck, trading and idea sharing, and connections with fellow fans of pirates, marines, and revolutionaries. Food and cold drinks are available to complement the community-focused atmosphere.

Enjoy an open-air Yoga Flow session at 10th Street Park, presented in collaboration with Evolation Yoga Atlanta. This free community class welcomes all ages and experience levels and is part of a weekly Tuesday series. Participants should bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. The practice links breath with movement through exercises that build flexibility and strength. Look for playful transitions and new poses each week, and an instructor who may weave in breathwork, meditation, relaxation, and mindfulness. The experience is designed to refresh and empower while fostering a sense of connection with Midtown neighbors. The park is located at the corner of Peachtree and 10th Streets. Because the class is outdoors, plans may change in case of inclement weather. For updates, check Midtown Alliance social media channels.

This weekly tournament at Marietta Melt Yard features the ladies of B&C OTP. A warm-up session precedes eight rounds of group match play, and the tournament director may adjust the format. Only first place is subject to a tiebreaker, decided by a full game. For that playoff, the player leading on micro points chooses the arena, and the second-place player sets the order. A $1 IFPA fee applies, and players of all experience levels are welcome.

Slothrust takes the stage in the Hell room at The Masquerade with The Velveteers. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets can be purchased at the venue's box office or through online sales. The Masquerade also offers food service, with updates about the food window shared on its social channels.

Champion dancer Jerome Subey leads weekly West Coast Swing classes in Atlanta. An all levels class is offered first, followed by an upper levels class. The cost is $20 for a single class or $30 for both.

Drop-in belly dance classes held weekly are open to all skill levels. Get your shimmy on.

Suki Waterhouse brings The Loveland Tour to Coca-Cola Roxy for an all-ages show. The main floor offers general admission with standing room only, while the balcony provides reserved, assigned seating. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with presale options from Live Nation, the artist, and Spotify.

Test your knowledge at Punch Bowl Social Atlanta during a lively trivia night hosted by Dirty South Trivia. Teams of two to ten can compete for prizes while enjoying craft cocktails, a broad menu with options for everyone, and a fun atmosphere. Admission is free. Tables receive complimentary chips and salsa during play. All ages are welcome. All materials are provided, so no prep is needed. Trivia does not run during home games, so checking the schedule in advance is a good idea.

Presented by Rival Entertainment, The Bros. Landreth bring the Tumbling Wild Tour to Vinyl with Madeleine Roger also performing. The event is open to all ages and will be presented in a general admission format.

Country Night at Atlanta Eagle pairs a beginner friendly lesson with social dancing afterward. Learn a few steps with guidance, then put them into practice on the dance floor during the open session. It welcomes newcomers and seasoned dancers alike and keeps the focus on dancing and having a good time.

Comedians can take the mic at OUR BAR ATL and have their sets recorded at no cost. Free drinks are provided for comedians.