Events in South Fulton today

Set out on a 3 mile tour that celebrates Atlanta’s blend of Olympic heritage, Civil Rights history, local cuisine, and global pop culture. Highlights include time at Centennial Olympic Park, a meaningful visit through the MLK Jr. National Historical Park, bites at Krog Street Market with options like cheesesteaks, dumplings, and craft beer, and a stop at the World of Coca Cola with more than 100 flavors to explore. The route incorporates convenient MARTA shortcuts, along with planned public rest stops and hydration points so the focus stays on enjoying the experience. The cost is $35 and includes an all day ATL Streetcar pass. Children under 46 inches are $20 each. Payment is available through a link in the event, with cash and other options offered upon request.

In partnership with Atlanta Beltline, a summer series of free fitness classes takes place on the patio of Building 2. Sessions feature Core-ography, Pound, Zumba and hip hop, and line dancing, creating energetic ways to stay active throughout the season. After class, nearby options inside Switchman Hall include lunch, coffee, smoothies, boba, and more from local businesses. Free parking is available, and Terminal South sits a short walk from the Atlanta Beltline Southside Trail and MARTA Rapid's Carver Station.

Blooms Market brings a monthly showcase to the Atlanta BeltLine at Ponce City Market on the second Saturday of every month. Browse offerings from local artists and makers alongside food vendors, with handcrafted goods, one of a kind finds, and seasonal treats. Spend the afternoon discovering creative work from the community.

A weekly belly dance class in a drop-in format at Metro Belly Dance welcomes dancers of any experience level. The session offers a friendly, flexible atmosphere with lots of chances to move and enjoy plenty of shimmies.

Brunch at The HIVE Buckhead spans the weekend with a lively atmosphere. Enjoy bottomless mimosas, hookah, music, and HD TVs in every room, plus $50 champagne bottles. The experience features a champagne-focused brunch with towers and flights, space to mingle, and a patio for daytime hangouts. The celebration begins with daytime brunch and continues into the night with dinner and more, with Saturdays taking center stage and Sunday brunch rounding out the weekend.

This beginner-friendly sewing class centers on creating a pin cushion while building confidence with a sewing machine. Participants will practice foundational techniques and complete a straightforward project that introduces essential sewing skills. Open to ages 8 and up, the class is taught by Natisa Williams of Sewfluent. Materials are provided and machines are available for use. The fee is $65, with a $60 rate for members. Class size is limited. Registration and cancellation requests must be received by the end of the previous business day to qualify for a full refund or to reschedule.

Trace global innovation in fashion, past and present, on a SCAD FASH gallery tour guided by a SCAD student docent. Encounter exquisite garments and artworks presented within the museum's dramatic galleries. The tour is free for museum members and available to the public with paid admission.

Bring the whole family for Wowie Zowie, an interactive improv show packed with laughs. Some of Atlanta’s best improvisers will take the stage and get kids and parents involved in the action, making it especially great for children ages 4 to 12. Kids can participate as much or as little as they want, so everyone can enjoy the show at their own comfort level.

Dylan Carlino brings his sharp wit and original storytelling to a live stand-up night at City Winery Atlanta. Expect clever, hilarious comedy in an intimate venue setting with food and beverage service available for your table. Doors open at 5:30 PM, and the show starts at 6:30 PM. Tickets start at $36.

Presented by Ember South Entertainment, this all ages show brings Nirvani, a tribute to Nirvana, to Purgatory at The Masquerade, joined by Loveshyne. Tickets are available through The Masquerade box office or online.

Zero Mile presents an evening with The REMakes, joined by Pylon Reenactment Society. This performance is open to all ages. Doors will open in advance of the show so attendees can get settled.

Guests of any age are welcome. The main floor is general admission standing, and if the balcony opens it will offer general admission seating. A limited-capacity pit is located on the GA floor. When the pit fills, general admission ticketholders will be directed to other available areas on the floor or to the balcony. Ticket access includes a public onsale, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets.

At Fabiano's Pizzeria Douglasville, teams take part in a family friendly general knowledge trivia night. Prizes are awarded to the top two teams.

A social night with the Southern Bears at Atlanta Eagle celebrates bear culture, a sense of brotherhood, and community. The atmosphere is friendly and the company is great, welcoming bears of all kinds.

Plant Bingo at 529 EAV blends game night fun with a plant-themed celebration, offering multiple bingo rounds, plenty of laughs, and quick bits of plant trivia for every level of plant lover. Participants can compete for live plants and other leafy prizes while soaking up an easygoing atmosphere in the heart of East Atlanta Village. Tickets are $40 and include one frozen cocktail and one build-your-own hotdog. Attendees can come with friends, make it a laid-back day date, or go solo and meet fellow plant enthusiasts, with the chance to head home with new knowledge and maybe a new plant.

Experience Atlanta’s first silent headphone fashion show where style and sound come together in a new way. The event runs for about 4 hours and is an in-person show for ages 18 and up. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and parking is available for free.

HIGH NOON is an improv show where the quickest improvisers in the south jump into action using audience suggestions. Each performance brings a brand new cast, so you get a fresh lineup and never take the same ride twice. Tickets are $8 online and $12 at the door.

Kenny 'Babyface' Edmonds will take the stage at Wolf Creek Amphitheater in Atlanta, GA for a night to remember.

Settle in for a family movie at the East Atlanta library. Light snacks will be available, and bringing a blanket is encouraged for extra comfort. This event is free and open to the public, and all ages are welcome.

Bachata Mondays at Fire and Ice Studios offers an evening of classes for all levels. The lineup begins with a beginner-friendly lesson, continues with a technique session focused on body movement, footwork, and mechanics, and concludes with an intermediate bachata class. Instruction emphasizes partnerwork, footwork, body movement, and musicality so dancers build strong fundamentals instead of only learning steps. The intermediate class requires knowledge of the syllabus and teacher approval to keep everyone training at a similar level. Each class is $25. For questions, call (404) 444-0444.

Included with Garden admission, this encore exhibition celebrates the Garden’s 50th anniversary with a sweeping presentation of monumental works by French sculptor Niki de Saint Phalle, recognized as one of the first female artists to create massive sculptures, including her celebrated Nanas alongside fantastical animals and monsters. Displayed throughout the grounds and within the Conservatory, Orchid Center and Gardenhouse Gallery, the exhibition brings together 41 works, largely on loan from the Niki Charitable Art Foundation with additional pieces from private collections, in what is believed to be the most extensive display of her art in North America. Visitors will find a wide range of scale, from the 2,000-pound Grand Step Totem and the 16.5-foot Large Yelling Man to compact wall reliefs measuring about two feet square. A centerpiece features The Three Graces in the Skyline Garden pond, and an interpretive exhibit near the entrance to the Orchid Display House offers background on the artist and her work.

Introduce your little one to the joys of nature with playful, hands-on activities that spark curiosity about the natural world. Designed for ages 6 months to 5 years, this outdoor program is weather dependent and will be canceled if rain or other conditions make it impractical. For the latest status, email classes@atlantabg.org.

Rival brings Eagles of Death Metal to Center Stage with general admission entry and an all ages policy. Ticket prices shown on Ticketmaster include all fees, with taxes added separately. Accessibility requests are accepted via email through Rival Entertainment. Parking information and a venue FAQ are available from Center Stage. Public, artist, and venue presale periods are scheduled ahead of the general onsale.

Champion dancer Jerome Subey leads weekly Tuesday night West Coast Swing classes in Atlanta. The evening includes an all levels class followed by an upper levels class, giving dancers a path to build fundamentals and refine technique. Cost is $20 for one class or $30 for both.

Weekly drop-in belly dance classes welcome participants of every experience level. Enjoy a friendly, upbeat session that gets you moving and shimmying while you explore the dance at your own pace.

Rival presents Noname at The Loft to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Telephone. This is a general admission event and open to all ages. Ticket prices shown on Ticketmaster include all fees, with taxes added at checkout. For ADA accommodations, email info@rivalentertainment.com.

St. Lucia performs live at Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta. The show starts at 8:00 PM, and tickets are available through Ticketmaster.

At Atlanta Eagle, trivia takes center stage with brain-teasing questions alongside food and drinks, guided by host DJ Dewayne.

At The Jennifer Balcos Gallery Private Atelier, a group exhibition centered on works on paper highlights drawing, printmaking, painting, collage, and related practices. The lineup features Rob Brinson, Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan, Stephanie Wheeler, Chris Artabasy, Karen Schwartz, Ruben Rodriguez, Rey Vargas, VANDO, Todd Alexander, Phil Saxon, ELLA, Sharon Solly Weinberg, Jo Baskerville, Kimberly Ort, Jeremy Brown, Joseph Guay, and Alex Martinez, with more artists to be announced. Light beverages will be served, and free parking is available on site.

Settle into a peaceful flow with an outdoor yoga session at The Plaza. Presented by Kaiser Permanente, this series takes place each Wednesday from April through October, offering a weekly opportunity to focus on your practice in the open air.

At the Center for Puppetry Arts, an electric stage showdown brings Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison face to face in their famed rivalry from the industrial age. Edison is portrayed as a tireless entrepreneur and captivating showman, while Tesla stands out as a visionary whose ideas seem to spark with lightning. The result is a high-energy theatrical experience centered on two of history’s most influential inventors. Museum admission is included, and Midtown parking is free. Tickets start at $24 and go up to $36.

Rival presents Noname in a celebration of the 10 year anniversary of Telefone, taking place in LOFY. This is a general admission event and is open to all ages. Ticket prices on Ticketmaster include all fees, with taxes excluded. For ADA accommodations, email info@rivalentertainment.com. Parking information and an FAQ are available on the venue website.

Homegrown country music from Atlanta takes the spotlight at a monthly showcase at 529 in East Atlanta Village. Each installment features a three-band lineup of original acts.

MJQ is hosting its Wednesday night dance party, Locals Only, with a mix of indie dance, electro pop, nu disco, house, 90s, and hip hop all night long. The night is built for a laid-back, fun, and inclusive vibe, with no cover charge and no need to overthink it.

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

Explore Germany’s northernmost state, Schleswig-Holstein, the Land Between the Seas, set between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Learn about its coastal character, maritime heritage, scenic towns, and close ties to Scandinavia. From historic Hanseatic hubs and seaside retreats to regional cuisine and time-honored traditions, discover a blend of German and Nordic influences. An engaging cultural presentation by Schleswig-Holstein native and Atlanta resident Henning von Mantey will introduce the region’s traditions, language, daily life, and natural beauty. It is suited for travelers, those interested in German culture, people exploring family heritage, and anyone curious about a new corner of Europe, with insights into a place shaped by the sea, international exchange, and strong regional identity. Attend in person to sample foods and beverages from the region, or participate via Zoom from wherever you are.

This salsa program features classes for newcomers and for dancers building on prior experience. Beginner sessions lay a strong foundation, while intermediate options highlight solo steps and partnering. Instruction blends musicality, body movement, and technique so participants feel confident on the dance floor rather than just running through patterns. The intermediate level is not for first-time students, as it requires familiarity with the syllabus and approval from a teacher to keep the class moving together. Each class is $25. It is a chance to train, meet new people, and steadily improve.

Demon King brings its first Atlanta performance to 529 EAV as a stop on a summer tour with Deathless. Atlanta acts Planetary Ghost and Spectria open the show, highlighting both touring and hometown talent. Tickets cost $12 in advance or $15 at the door.

Zero Mile presents Momo Boyd at Terminal West for an all-ages performance. A singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist born in Detroit and raised between Detroit and New York, she is recognized for a soulful tone and vivid storytelling. She first came to prominence with her siblings in Infinity Song, building a devoted following through viral performances and releases like Haters Anthem, Slow Burn, and Sinking Boat, with Haters Anthem written and produced by Momo herself. Her path has included a collaboration with Jon Batiste at Carnegie Hall for the world premiere of American Symphony, a solo debut single titled American Love Song performed alongside a New York string quartet, and a feature on Baby Keem’s Ca$ino track Good Flirts with Kendrick Lamar after being handpicked by music director Dave Free. Drawing on soul, R&B, rock, gospel, and jazz, her style has been compared to icons such as Billie Holiday, Amy Winehouse, Adele, and Nina Simone while remaining distinctly her own. Influences range from Ella Fitzgerald, Lauryn Hill, and Donny Hathaway to Solange, Tyler, the Creator, Beyoncé, Geese, SZA, Lana Del Rey, and her sister Victory Boyd. Performing since childhood, she plays guitar and bass, and her work is guided by a mission to help listeners feel seen and understood. She believes in the healing power of music and strives to create art that connects people, living with purpose and without regret.