Events in Stonecrest, GA

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Nordstrom Rack at Atlantic Station marks its grand opening with festivities before the doors officially open, featuring music, surprises and more. Once open, explore the new store and enjoy savings of up to 70 percent on seasonal brands and styles. Attendees may enter for a chance to receive a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card, along with additional prize drawings. No purchase is required to participate. Eligibility is limited to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 years of age or older. Winners must be present when names are drawn. The total value of all prizes is $1,800, and the odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries. There is a limit of one entry per person. The sweepstakes is sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc., and employees are not eligible. See the participating store for the complete official rules.

Playa Bowls is now welcoming the public at its location inside the new Downtown Johns Creek Medley center.

Young children can sing, move, and play through nature-themed songs and simple dances in a cheerful program inspired by the outdoors. Best suited for ages 2 to 5. Participation is included with Garden Membership or Admission, and no reservations are needed.

A hands-on BLS Provider Skills Session at Attentive Safety CPR & Safety Training in Marietta offers targeted practice for healthcare professionals, emergency responders, and clinical students. Guided by the 2025 American Heart Association science, the training builds practical readiness to recognize cardiac and respiratory arrest, perform effective CPR, and support patients during urgent, time critical emergencies. The emphasis is on actionable skills that help participants respond quickly with high quality, life saving care.

Vinings Jubilee Farmers Market returns for the season with a relaxed, open-air atmosphere in the heart of Vinings. Explore in-season produce, freshly baked goods, ready-to-eat options, and local favorites while enjoying an easygoing shopping and strolling experience. Admission is free, making it a refreshing break.

Explore electronics through a hands-on paper circuit project designed for adult learners, makers, and hobbyists. Create Halloween decorations while discovering how paper circuits work.

Children ages 5 to 12 can enjoy a Halloween social featuring games, sweets, face painting, giveaways, a costume contest, and other Halloween activities. Space is limited to 65 children.

Step into a quiet, reflective setting for spirit messages, angel guidance, and soothing sound. Crissy Hester leads a heart-centered mediumship and intuitive experience that explores the loving connection between the physical world and the spirit realm. The gathering moves through opening and grounding, a guided meditation to deepen awareness, angelic and intuitive guidance, group mediumship, and gentle sound to support integration, with time afterward for reflection and personal insight. Participants may receive a personal message, notice a meaningful symbol, recall a memory, sense a feeling, or simply experience a deeper peace. Bring items that help you feel comfortable for meditation, such as a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, journal, or water bottle. Yoga mats, blankets, and folding chairs are available. No experience is required. Investment is $40.

Peachtree Ridge High School’s annual Trunk or Treat brings Ridge Cluster families together for a community evening of costumes, games, food, candy, and books. More than 50 trunks are sponsored by school clubs and sports teams, local businesses, and cluster schools. The event also features the GCPS Book Mobile, a local fire truck, and a haunted hallway with a $5 admission fee. Admission supports the CARE Closet with an item donation, and food is available for purchase from the Orchestra, PTSA, and others.

At Fire and Ice Studios in Atlanta, spend an evening building salsa skills across multiple levels. The night starts with beginner instruction that progresses through Levels 1, 2, and 3, followed by intermediate sessions focused first on footwork and then on partnering. Classes emphasize timing and footwork, partnership technique, body mechanics, and musicality, aiming to help dancers move confidently rather than simply memorize patterns. Intermediate participation is limited to those who know the studio syllabus and have instructor approval so everyone moves at an appropriate pace. Each class is $25. Train, connect with other dancers, and continue improving from session to session.

Celebrate unity, fellowship, and the bonds that connect NPHC fraternities and sororities at Swigzz Restaurant & Lounge in Jonesboro, GA. The evening features good food, refreshing beverages, upbeat music, and plenty of conversation that sparks new connections and strengthens existing ones. Attendees are invited to wear their letters with pride as they reconnect with familiar faces, meet new people, honor a shared legacy, and create a night to remember.

Live at Eddie's Attic, Frank Maza joins multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy winning flamenco guitarist Javier Limon for an evening of original music shaped by Cuban, flamenco, and jazz traditions. Together they bring to life songs that reflect a conversation between cultures, with the focus squarely on the music. Maza is a singer and storyteller raised between Madrid and Boston whose work blends American songwriting, Afro-Cuban rhythm, flamenco, and jazz to craft narratives that are rooted in tradition while sounding current. His album Back Then, produced by Limon, includes collaborations with pianist Chucho Valdes, Grammy-nominated vocalist Dayme Arocena, and Cuban jazz master Ivan "Melon" Lewis. The performance emphasizes storytelling and poetry alongside Latin tradition, inviting listeners into a space where cultures meet and the past sparks something new.

Experience a Halloween-themed VR social night in Atlanta, GA, filled with music, prizes, and costumes. Enjoy a shortened session and a soft drink as part of the fun. Tickets are available.

Rival presents Jon B at Center Stage Theater. This is an all ages event with reserved seating. Ticket prices on Ticketmaster include all fees, with taxes additional. For ADA accommodations, email info@rivalentertainment.com. Parking details and an FAQ are available on the venue's website.

Mountain Grass Unit brings the Appalachian Smoke Tour to Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, highlighting a modern take on bluegrass and roots music driven by instrumental firepower, improvisation, and song-focused energy. The Birmingham-born quartet pairs a tight onstage rapport with high-intensity performances, uniting mandolin and vocals from Drury Anderson with guitar from Luke Black, bass from Sam Wilson, and fiddle from Josiah Nelson. Their debut studio album, Appalachian Smoke, produced by six-time Grammy winner Vance Powell, includes guest appearances by Anders Beck, Karl Smakula, and Grammy-winning fiddler Michael Cleveland, showcasing broadened songwriting and a bolder sonic palette. Recognized with the IBMA Momentum Band of the Year honor and embraced by listeners ranging from traditional bluegrass circles to newgrass, jam-band, and roots fans, the band carries the tradition forward with fresh energy. This event is open to all ages.

Enjoy a Thursday night of fresh beats with Scratch Master DJ POPO spinning the decks, along with music, good company, and a lively atmosphere.

Take the stage at Atlanta Eagle for Rock Haus Karaoke. Hosted by Raqi, this welcoming singalong invites both seasoned performers and first-timers to step up to the mic. There is no cover, and parking is free.

Rock Steady in Atlanta sets the scene for a high energy night filled with dance, mingling, and music. Skilled DJs curate a seamless blend of R&B classics, Afrobeats, dancehall, and hip hop, shaping an atmosphere that starts smooth and builds until the dancefloor is full. Pair the soundtrack with upscale dishes and cocktails, and enjoy a lounge experience alongside city tastemakers. Valet parking is available.

Karaoke takes center stage with an evening of singing on the mic. Pair the music with New York style pizza, garlic knots, and other Johnny's favorites.

This event is a multi-genre celebration of Black comic, manga, cosplay, anime, fantasy, and gaming fandoms. Enthusiasts of these communities come together to share their passion.

Celebrate Halloween the gentle way with a kid-focused party centered on laughter and lasting memories. Children are welcome to wear costumes for a friendly contest, dance to lively music, wander through the Mystic Hallway, and enjoy coloring and craft activities. The atmosphere favors fun over frights so little ones can enjoy the holiday comfortably. Admission is $24.99 per child.

At Atlanta Metropolitan State College, the VertiStar Vertical Film Festival features industry panels, a livestreamed actors showcase, international film screenings, networking, and awards. Businesses can take part as vendors or sponsors, with options that include vendor tables at $50, featured vendor placements at $100, community sponsorships at $500, and festival sponsorships starting at $1,000. Sponsors receive prominent on screen visibility, with logos shown on large 10 by 16 foot video displays, rotating across four screens and with one screen reserved for sponsor content throughout the day. Opportunities are limited and place brands in front of actors, emerging talent, directors, producers, casting professionals, entertainment leaders, entrepreneurs, and an international festival community.

A Grownup & Me music program developed by a board-certified music therapist, this class welcomes children of all ages and abilities to make music together. Siblings, grandparents, and other family members are welcome. Through singing, rhythm, instrument playing, and joint play, the program supports creativity, language and motor skills, social inclusion, cognitive development, and caregiver-child bonding. Participation is free with the purchase of an open-play pass at HippoHopp.

Enjoy free entry to the Atlanta Home & Remodeling Show, a chance for homeowners to connect in person with vendors from the area and around the country. Attendees can get practical advice and guidance to help bring renovation goals to life, from kitchen makeovers to refreshed outdoor living spaces and simple updates throughout the house. The event brings together resources and money saving opportunities to help you get started with confidence.

Fish Fry Fridays brings Caribbean seafood and lively outdoor energy to Pon Di Beltline in Southwest Atlanta. Expect freshly prepared seafood, authentic island flavors, live DJs, and an open-air setting that brings together good food, music, and community. Plates often showcase fried snapper, whiting, fried shrimp, rotating seafood features, and specials such as lobster and crab, paired with fresh sides and Caribbean-inspired drinks. Music fills the evening with reggae, dancehall, afrobeats, R&B, and classics. The courtyard offers comfortable seating and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere that suits date nights, birthday celebrations, relaxed dinners with friends, and anyone who loves great food and Caribbean culture. Admission is free with complimentary RSVP available, and food and beverages are sold separately. Seating is first come, first served unless reserved, and parking is available with details provided in event information. Families are welcome during regular dining hours.

Enjoy free Halloween fun for all ages at a family-friendly trunk-or-treat designed for the Decatur community. Amigo Auto Repairs will turn its lot into a safe trick-or-treating destination filled with activities, giveaways, and treats. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone. Stroll past more than ten decorated trunks and collect candy that is prepackaged and peanut free for an allergy-friendly experience. Kids can bounce to their hearts’ content while adults grab dinner from a local food truck. Capture keepsake photos at a vintage car themed booth featuring a custom setup, a playful skeleton crew, and an auto-inspired balloon arch. A dedicated kids area adds free face painting, temporary tattoos, and hands-on Halloween activity stations. The first 100 children to arrive will receive a complimentary goody bag packed with candy, small toys, stickers, and a service coupon for parents. A community charity raffle will offer prize packages, with every ticket dollar donated to a local Decatur charity selected by public vote. Practical details include free parking in the back lot with attendants guiding traffic and pedestrian flow at the main entrance. Costumes are encouraged for kids and adults, with a request to keep choices family friendly and not scary. Portable restrooms will be available, including ADA-accessible units and handwashing stations. A free RSVP on Eventbrite helps estimate the number of goody bags and candy needed.

Decatur’s renovated square transforms into a Halloween themed outdoor cinema for a family friendly screening of Casper on the new big screen. Costumes are encouraged, and City of Decatur departments will host free seasonal activities, including trick or treating, face painting, and music, before the film. Bring blankets and lawn chairs for comfortable viewing. The event is free and family friendly, with $1 bags of popcorn available and Kona Ice offered for purchase. In the movie, a paranormal therapist, Dr. James, and his teenage daughter, Kat, move into a crumbling haunted mansion where they meet Casper, a friendly ghost, and cross paths with his three mischievous uncles while treasure hunters search the house and Casper seeks friendship and a chance to be human. Part of the Screen on the Square series with outdoor films throughout the year, presented by Visit Decatur GA, the Decatur Downtown Development Authority, and the City of Decatur at Decatur Square.

Spend an easygoing evening at Switchman Hall centered around family-friendly games. Choose from a selection of classic board and card options available on site, or bring your own favorites to the table. Enjoy dinner while you play, share laughs, and spark a little friendly competition as you reconnect with the people who matter most. Phones stay tucked away, there is no pressure, and the focus is simple... quality time and fun together.

Settle in for an evening of live music from local favorites as part of the Friday Night Live series, which takes place every Friday from April through October. This edition features The Ides of June. Seating is limited, so personal tailgate chairs are recommended. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted at Forum events. Bar service is provided by Sei Ryu, and dining options are available for takeout.

Ease into the weekend with live music in The Plaza. This series takes place on the final Friday of each month from April through October, offering a relaxed start to your days off with performances to enjoy.

A candlelit Halloween program fills The Chapel on Sycamore in Atlanta with eerie favorites performed by the Listeso String Quartet. The set features iconic themes and classical showpieces including Thriller, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, movement II from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Danse macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Schubert’s Der Erlkönig, This Is Halloween from The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and In the Hall of the Mountain King. The venue accommodates wheelchairs, safety protocols are in effect, and seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Multiple showtimes are available.

Enjoy a relaxed Friday vibe at Louisiana Bistreaux Perimeter with no cover, where local jazz musicians perform live while Cajun and Creole favorites like gumbo, jambalaya, and étouffée are served. Handcrafted cocktails inspired by the French Quarter, including classics such as the Sazerac and Mint Julep, complement the menu. Expect a warm, lively setting that works for a night out with friends, a date, or an after-work unwind, with drink specials and weekly dinner specials available.

After three years of relative normalcy, strange events are stirring again. Willie’s possession tingles connect him to the updownside and Whatthe Heckna, and he is back to snatching people with someone’s help. The people of HawkEnds just want to go to the mall in their parachute pants and buy Swatches from Benneton.

This event features an all-reserved seating arrangement, and guests of any age are welcome to attend. Tickets are released in phases, beginning with presales for the artist, Spotify, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation, followed by a general public sale and a Citi cardmember preferred option.

Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE hosts a special screening of Disney’s Hocus Pocus with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performing John Debney’s score live in sync with the film. The performance is conducted by Stuart Chafetz. The Halloween-set tale follows the Sanderson sisters, three witches from the 1600s who return to modern-day Salem and scheme to take the lives of the town’s children to secure immortality, while three kids, aided by Thackery Binx, a boy cursed long ago to live as a cat, work to stop them. Directed by Kenny Ortega and released in 1993, the spooky comedy features Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Najimy, Omri Katz, Thora Birch, and Vinessa Shaw. Presented under license from Disney Concerts.

Experience Kompa through a welcoming dance session that blends culture, confidence, and fun. Whether taking your very first steps or already passionate about dancing, Kompa In Motion opens the floor to every level. Move to the rhythm, connect with others, and enjoy a fresh way to feel the music.

A Georgia all-request singalong that blends music and comedy is back at StillFire in Suwanee. The performance centers on audience song requests and spirited singalong moments.

The Spirit of Rush brings Rush’s catalog to life with extraordinary musicianship and a deep commitment to the music. Now in their 12th year together, the four members share a tight onstage chemistry that creates a lively, welcoming experience for longtime fans and newcomers. With Rush no longer touring, audiences pack Spirit of Rush performances to hear favorite songs delivered with high energy. Their concerts frequently sell out and often end with more than one standing ovation. The band has also presented multiple livestream shows, building a global following. Backed by thousands of hours of professional experience, they spent months refining their set before stepping in front of a live crowd, which reflects the complexity of Rush’s songs. They continue to keep the spirit of this music alive for listeners of all ages.

Get in the Halloween spirit at a high-energy music party headlined by Denim Arcade. The celebration brings driving rock tunes together with tasty burgers and refreshing brews, creating a lively atmosphere that keeps the fun going.

Niladri Kumar performs live at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center in memory of Zakir Hussain. This concert is presented as a musical tribute honoring him.

Beck appears in concert at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta.

The Spirit of Rush brings Rush’s music to life with extraordinary musicianship and deep dedication to the band’s catalog. The tribute band creates a lively experience for fans and newcomers, drawing on years of performing together and extensive preparation for Rush’s complex music. Its four members are Vicki Hudson on lead vocals, Reese Boyd on guitar and synth pedals, Ed Shelton on bass, keyboards, and synth pedals, and Casey Shelton on drums and percussion.

Settle in for a high-energy comedy show at Westside Cultural Arts Center, filled with sharp wit, quick-fire jokes, and plenty of laughs from beginning to end. Expect a lively atmosphere, playful banter, and an upbeat night of humor that promises big smiles throughout.

Settle in at Westside Cultural Arts Center for an in-person comedy night packed with a lively mix of comedians and plenty of laughs from start to finish. It is set up for a fun evening with friends, with free tickets available and the option to reserve a table.

The Certified Funny Comedy Show brings an evening of laughs to the Westside Cultural Arts Center in Atlanta. A lineup of comedians performs onstage with lively sets crafted to keep the crowd entertained from beginning to end. A lighthearted night out for anyone who enjoys live comedy.

Way 2 Funny Fridays brings stand-up comedy to Westside Cultural Arts Center in Atlanta. Expect plenty of laughs and an easygoing atmosphere as comedians take the stage for a show made for unwinding.

Fan-favorite comedians take the stage at Westside Cultural Arts Center for a high-energy stand-up showcase. The night spotlights Atlanta comedy with quick wit, bold personalities, and a fresh twist on funny.

A new karaoke night takes the stage at Battle & Brew Sandy Springs with DJ Buzz City keeping the music pumping and the crowd energized. Bring friends and step up to the mic, or cheer from the sidelines while others perform. An extensive song library packed with favorites makes it easy to find the perfect track. Drinks are available if a little liquid courage helps, and the welcoming, judgment-free atmosphere makes everyone feel like a star. Sing, celebrate, and soak in the good vibes for a memorable night of music and fun. Reservations are available.

Set in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle, this high-energy drag showcase brings dazzling glamour and back-to-back performances. A cover charge is required.

An ensemble of writer performers presents a sketch show that blends horror and comedy through a sequence of self-contained tales born from their most unsettling ideas. With each bottle drawn from the mysterious tree, fresh secrets surface, pairing mischievous laughs with eerie, inexplicable surprises. The stories connect as they unfold, offering sly humor, playful chills, and a cascade of dark delights.

Every weekend, a friend can visit at no charge when you show this event at the front desk. The usual $15 guest fee for your friend will be waived. Guests must be 18 or older, and all club rules apply. For full details, check with the club.

Getting ready for a fresh season at the market, the planned harvest features brassica cooking greens, crisp radishes, romaine heads and mixed salad greens, green onions, dill, hakurei turnips and green beans. As the season progresses, look for Unagi cucumbers, cherry and heirloom tomatoes, carrots, beets, onions, watermelons, collards, basil, marigolds, red, white and blue potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, cilantro, snap peas and both summer and winter squash, with a few extra surprises as well.

The Sandy Springs Farmers Market features farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, artisan-made foods, fresh-baked treats, and unique handmade goods from a variety of vendors. Set in City Green, it offers a lively community setting to discover new flavors and pick up seasonal favorites. Reusable bags are handy for carrying purchases.

Enjoy sweet or savory crepes accompanied by a cup of coffee. Choose a favorite crepe and savor this simple pairing.

The Carnatic Music Association of Georgia presents Nada Samarpanam 2026, a national Carnatic music competition that showcases classical artistry and nurtures emerging talent. Taking place at the Hindu Temple of Atlanta in Riverdale, it welcomes young musicians from across the United States. The competition features vocal, instrumental, and percussion divisions, with age groups for sub-juniors up to 10, juniors 11 to 17, and seniors 18 to 26. Awards honor top performers in each division and age bracket. First place includes a trophy, an electronic tanpura, and a certificate of merit, while second and third place receive a trophy and a certificate of merit. Vocalists, violinists, flutists, veena artists, mridangists, and other percussionists can demonstrate their skills while celebrating the rich tradition of Carnatic music.

Halloween Bingo offers a festive way to celebrate with a game-filled gathering for adults, couples, and kids. As the first edition of this event, it features treats, prizes, and a big focus on costumes. Costumes are encouraged, and there could even be a surprise visit from a spooky cow.

Red Light Running Society brings people together to support happy, healthy, and active lives, welcoming every fitness level from walkers to joggers to runners. The gathering starts at Red Light Cafe in Atlanta with time to stretch, grab a coffee or water, warm up, and change if needed. The group then heads out to Piedmont Park or the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, splitting into smaller pace groups for walking, easy jogging, or running. Afterward, everyone returns to the cafe for a cooldown and refreshments. An optional strength segment follows with simple push, pull, and leg exercises using free weights. Some equipment is available at the venue, and participants may bring their own dumbbells. Those who do not plan to walk or run can still enjoy espresso or stronger drinks, treats, music, and nerdy conversation at the cafe after the outing. This is not a parkrun. For a parkrun experience, consider the Northside Beltline Parkrun. Registration is optional and helps with planning, and participants are asked to review and sign liability and media release waivers before taking part.

Explore the art of sacred geometry in a hands-on workshop that blends creativity with calm. You will engage with enduring geometric forms and symbols recognized across cultures, using them as inspiration for drawing and painting on canvas. The pace invites you to slow down and pay close attention, turning the act of making into a mindful, reflective practice. Shapes, lines, and repeating patterns become tools for personal expression, intention, and a sense of balance as your composition takes form.

The Black Atlanta Comic Expo is a two-day convention centered on Black comics, cosplay, anime, gaming, and art. Created to serve as a premier hub for Atlanta’s Black nerd community, it spotlights the creativity and culture that make these worlds thrive.

A hands-on babysitting training course for responsible youth ages 11-15 focuses on essential caregiving skills and emergency readiness. Through practical instruction, participants learn to care for infants and children safely and confidently in a variety of real-life situations. The training includes certification.

A supportive wellness walk gathers on the Shake Shack side of Piedmont Park, then sets out together through the park and onto the Eastside BeltLine Trail. The focus is on movement, motivation, accountability, sisterhood, and overall well-being. Registration is $25 and includes participation in weekly group walks, beverages, fruit, and nutritious snacks, plus access to a welcoming community that offers encouragement, accountability, networking opportunities, and a spirit of sisterhood. After registering, participants complete a brief form and may join a private Facebook group to confirm attendance and stay informed.

Rescue Dog Games is a festive Halloween celebration for dogs and their humans, centered on the joy of pet adoption and outdoor play. The day offers on-site adoption opportunities with local shelters and rescues, a lure chase, dog and human game stations, training demonstrations, a marketplace of vendors with pet products and treats, the Bone Bar, giveaways, and a kid friendly play area. Crowd favorites include the dog costume contests and a dog trick contest that showcase creativity and skills. The event highlights the need for loving homes and the special bond between people and their pups. Admission is free. Friendly, leashed dogs are welcome.

Get ready for a spirited tailgate with GA Social's S3 and The Dawgpound as the GA vs FLA rivalry takes center stage. Whether you already know the vibe or are discovering it for the first time, good times are on deck. College football energy sets the tone for a lively game day gathering.

Weekly drop-in belly dance sessions welcome participants at any skill level. The class is held at Metro Belly Dance in Atlanta and provides time to practice shimmies and dance.

Stop by for the opening of the Super Saturday Flash Sale.

Explore Atlanta’s food scene, street art, and iconic trail on a guided food tour. Sample dishes at Krog Street Market, named the top food hall in the United States, and stroll past vibrant street art while experiencing the Atlanta Beltline, a gathering place for locals and visitors. The tour is suited to first-time visitors and metro Atlantans interested in discovering new restaurants.

O’Kelly Chapel MBC’s community celebration in Loganville, Fall-owing Christ, brings family-friendly fun for all ages. Expect a safe Halloween atmosphere with trunk or treat, food trucks, bounce houses, live music, and opportunities to shop with local vendors. Costumes are welcome, and the focus is on faith, family, and community in a warm, inclusive setting. Admission is free for everyone. Those interested in vending can request information by emailing Okellycmbc1813@gmail.com.

Grace Covenant/New Love Youth Ministry presents a fall fundraiser carnival filled with treats and activities. Attendees can enjoy nachos for purchase, cotton candy, and a variety of games. Tickets range from $2 to $5, and vendor tables are available for $20. The focus is on shared food, playful fun, and community fellowship while raising support for the Youth Ministry and the church’s future. It offers families and friends a chance to make memories together.

Tabletop roleplaying takes center stage at Battle & Brew through a recurring meetup created with ATLRPG. The gathering welcomes all experience levels, from first-time adventurers to veteran Game Masters. New players receive a complimentary dice set, a ready-to-play character, and friendly guidance to learn the basics. Game Masters can look forward to food and drink discounts and entries into raffles for tabletop gaming prizes, along with a community of fellow gamers to team up with. There is a relaxed opportunity to mingle before tables form and campaigns get underway. Players only need to bring themselves, while GMs should bring their usual books, minis, and maps. Anyone running systems other than 5e should bring the necessary materials and be prepared to explain how the rules work. ATLRPG organizes and manages the sessions, and Battle & Brew provides the venue, refreshments, and a playful atmosphere.

Discover unique products while supporting local entrepreneurs at the Think Big Shop Small market. Presented by Glitzy Promotions and set at Lacura Bar & Bistro in Atlanta, this community-focused pop-up is part of the Small Business Saturdays initiative. The effort provides consistent vending opportunities, space for networking, and direct connections with local consumers. It carries a season-long mission to keep spending within the community, uplift small businesses, and foster lasting relationships among vendors, sponsors, and the community.

Find a calm reset with a gentle class that blends guided meditation, breathwork, and a soothing sound bath with time alongside friendly therapy goats. The combination of resonant tones and the grounding presence of the animals is intended to ease stress, settle the mind, and relax the body. Suitable for experienced meditators and curious first-timers alike, it offers a peaceful way to recharge and reconnect. The session takes place on the patio, and the sign-up window closes the day before the event.

Hosted at Guild+Journeyman in Decatur, this free, open community conversation invites participants to explore how spiritual values can shape a more unified and just future. Guided by perspectives from the Bahá’í Teachings, the discussion considers what habits and ideas we may need to leave behind, what principles could form the foundation of a society that serves everyone, and how each person can contribute to collective progress. All viewpoints are welcomed in a search for common truths. The program highlights the power of upright actions and noble conduct in bettering the world, and looks at the role spirituality can play in fostering unity, peace, and advancement. Tickets are requested to indicate attendance. No donations will be accepted.

The SouthEast Crab Feast in Atlanta celebrates the Lowcountry coastal tradition of outdoor seafood cooking with an all-you-can-eat spread of fresh blue crab. The experience also includes a side of fish and chips, music, and a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere.

A Trunk or Treat gathering takes place in the parking lot at McKendree UMC, offering a lighthearted time for the community. Costumes are encouraged, and attendees can show off a favorite look while enjoying a friendly atmosphere.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a family-friendly costume competition featuring music and seasonal activities. Admission is free. Costumes will be judged on creativity, originality, effort, and authenticity, encouraging participants to bring their most memorable looks.

Celebrate Halloween with a Trunk or Treat at the Clayton County Headquarters Library.

Celebrate Halloween with spooky vibes, free candy, and a showcase of cars presented by ATL Legends and MorehouseMotors. The celebration offers a chance to enjoy sweet treats and Halloween fun with family and friends.

Celebrate Halloween in a safe, family-friendly setting where everyone is welcome to wear a costume and enjoy candy. Families can watch a free movie, bring lawn chairs, and visit food vendors on site.

The Laugh Atlanta Comedy Festival presents a roster of top comic talent. There are two performances and they begin promptly. Reserved seating is available while supplies last. Parking options include self parking, priced between $5 and $10, and valet service between $20 and $40. Finger foods and drinks will be available for purchase.

Settle in for a comedy showcase filled with big laughs and an easygoing atmosphere. Reserved seating is available and includes priority entry. Light bites and drinks will be available for purchase. Parking options include self parking priced at $5 to $10, with secure gated and VIP parking also offered for $20 to $40. The dress code is relaxed, so a polished, stylish look is encouraged.

After three years of relative normalcy, strange events return to HawkEnds. Willie feels the possession tingles connecting him to the updownside and Whatthe Heckna, and he is snatching people again with someone’s help. The mystery unfolds as the people of HawkEnds just want to head to the mall in their parachute pants and buy Swatches from Benneton.

Alash brings the art of Tuvan throat singing to Eddie Owen Presents, showcasing xöömei, a vocal technique that produces multiple pitches at once. Their music balances deep roots with subtle contemporary touches, weaving intricate harmonies, western instruments, and modern song structures while remaining firmly Tuvan at its core. The musicians trained from childhood and studied at Kyzyl Arts College as Tuva connected more with the West. They formed a traditional ensemble and earned awards in international throat-singing competitions as a group and as soloists. Their first United States tour was sponsored by the OpenWorld Leadership program of the Library of Congress and the National Endowment for the Arts, and they have returned many times to appreciative audiences, with major press noting the impact of their performances. Known for wide-ranging collaborations, Alash has worked with the Sun Ra Arkestra and artists across country, classical, jazz, and beatboxing. They contributed to Béla Fleck & the Flecktones’ Grammy-winning holiday album Jingle All the Way, partnered with Chicago’s Fifth House Ensemble on Sonic Meditations, and joined a global jam band that recorded the soundtrack for the video game The Pathless. More recently, Bady-Dorzhu Ondar collaborated with beatboxer Shodekeh on a live recording of original Tuvan songs shaped with hip hop artists. Beyond the stage, the group shares its tradition through workshops for learners from elementary school to conservatory levels, inspiring even very young students to try throat singing. Their recordings include Alash Live at the Enchanted Garden, Alash, Buura, Achai re-released on Smithsonian Folkways, Meni Mana, and Embodiments by Bady-Dorzhu Ondar with Shodekeh and hip hop artists.

Queen Lea' Gardner brings a headlining performance to Atlanta while launching the I AM FAT FREE TV reality talk show and channel. As host, she leads an evening that champions the global plus size and curvy community with the message never let your size define you. Filming of TV talk show interviews takes place before the launch party. The celebration features live sets from local artists and performers from Ohio, a celebrity performance, and the debut of Queen Lea' Gardner’s new Fat Anthem and theme song, written and produced by her and delivered with both vocals and rap. Guests can look forward to entertainment, raffle prize giveaways, and interactive audience moments. VIP tickets include entry to the launch party. The I AM FAT FREE TV Channel is available on Black Opal TV Network, and the I AM FAT FREE music video mini movie channel is on Black Opal Cable TV Network, with access on Roku, Apple TV, and Fire TV.

Almost Monday brings its indie pop sound to Center Stage Theatre in Atlanta, mixing sunlit guitars, catchy hooks, and upbeat, feel-good energy. Expect a night of bright pop rock tunes, dance-ready rhythms, and the breezy coastal vibe the band is known for.

Young Miko takes the stage at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. This event features a live performance from the artist in an arena setting.

Zero Mile Presents Neal Francis with Sam Fribush Organ Trio at Terminal West in Atlanta. The Chicago-based singer, songwriter, and pianist is known for an analog-focused blend of timeless rock and 70s-inspired dance textures, weaving psych-rock instincts, classic funk, and power-pop with weighty guitar riffs and deep grooves. His studio catalog includes Changes, In Plain Sight, the concert release Francis Comes Alive, the EP Sentimental Garbage, and Return To Zero, created with co-producer Sergio Rios, recorded with members of his touring band, and featuring collaborators such as Dom Frigo, Say She She, Michael Shuman, Elliot Bergman, and guitarist Eric Krasno. Francis began playing piano at a young age, toured widely as a sideman before launching his solo career, and has appeared at festivals like Bonnaroo, Fuji Rock, and Lollapalooza, as well as historic venues such as Carnegie Hall. This is an all-ages show.

Secret Saturdays at SoHo Lounge blends comedy with a soundtrack of 90s, 2000s, and R&B for a lively night out. The Red Sample Band kicks things off live each week before a roster of celebrity DJs keeps the dance floor moving. Enjoy dinner and cocktails, VIP bottle service, and a covered, heated patio. Complimentary entry with RSVP is available, and sections and party packages can be arranged. Free and valet parking are available. All sales are final and there are no refunds.

Northside Tavern marks Halloween with back-to-back live sets from Kobanova followed by Brandon Boone & The Reunion. Admission is $10. Costumes are welcome, dancing is expected, and the night features plenty of live music and playful Halloween antics.

Boo Bash 2 returns as APMG’s second annual Halloween celebration, where standout costumes and creative looks are encouraged. Expect the lively energy APMG is known for, plus ample free parking for easy arrival. Enjoy a curated menu of food, and hookahs will be available. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Premium sections can be reserved, with optional bottle service. Touted as the biggest party of the year.

Onstage acts fill the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. A cover charge applies, priced at $8 or $10.

Saturday nights get a late night refresh at Punch Bowl Social in Atlanta with After Dark. A DJ keeps the energy high with sing along favorites, drink specials are available, and classic board games bring a nostalgic way to challenge friends. Hourly raffles add excitement with prizes on the line. On second Saturdays, the experience shifts to special themes. A rewards program is also offered, with points on food and games and 50% off bowling or karaoke for new members who sign up.

Step into the role of a detective in an interactive outdoor mystery across Atlanta as you investigate a murder that disrupted a speed dating night. Using only a smartphone with an internet connection, explore an area of about 1.5 miles to uncover clues, solve puzzles, and question suspects until the culprit is revealed. Each ticket activates the game on two devices. The experience is recommended for ages 14 and up, with younger players accompanied by an adult, and it is available in English, French, German, and Spanish. Complete the case to earn a three day pass that lets you try other Questo games at no charge. Check your Fever ticket and confirmation email for full instructions.

Enjoy your choice of sweet or savory crepes paired with a cup of coffee. Pick a favorite and savor this classic combination.

Happening every Sunday in Norcross, GA, this sale offers two ticket colors at 50 percent off and two other ticket colors at 75 percent off. White ticket items and tickets of the week are excluded.

Celebrate Día de Muertos with traditional altars, a Catrina contest, live performances, authentic food, local artisans, and cultural experiences for the whole family. Admission is free.

SimplySharp sets up at the New York Butcher Shoppe in Sandy Springs to provide on-site sharpening. Knives, scissors, and garden tools can be dropped off for same-day service while the team is on location. If stopping by during the on-site window is not possible, items may be left in the Shoppe's locker system for pickup at a convenient time. For details, text or call 404-969-5475.

Complimentary nail trims are offered for cats and dogs at this donation-based event supporting Keys Kitten Rescue. A waiver is required prior to service. There is no purchase requirement, and donations are appreciated to help rescue cats.

At the Atlanta Convention Center at AmericasMart in Atlanta, the Georgia Bridal & Wedding Expo brings together a select group of wedding professionals ready to share planning guidance for celebrations of every style, from an elegant black tie affair to a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. Their support centers on helping couples shape meaningful moments that reflect their vision for the day.

The Atlanta Out of the Darkness Walk at Piedmont Park offers several ways to take part. Form a team, participate with loved ones, volunteer your time, or lend support as a sponsor. Everyone has a place to make a difference.

The holiday season begins with a Winter Wonderland celebration that leads into the Jingle Bell Run. With support from LocumTenens.com, families in the JA community can enjoy an afternoon of holiday fun, connection, and joy. Space is limited. Registration is $25 per family of up to five people, and additional guests are $5 each.

Bring any leftover pumpkins to share at the Brook Run Park front field as goats turn them into playful 'pies.' Cast a vote for the hungriest goat, meet the herd, snap a few photos, and help announce the winner. Presented with support from Get Your Goat Rentals.

Discover a lively farmers market in Downtown Duluth that brings together local vendors with the season’s freshest produce, baked treats, and other foods made close to home. Fill your basket with just-picked fruits and vegetables, then explore small-batch favorites like jams, jellies, pickles, salsa, canned vegetables, honey, and flavor-boosting herbs and spices. Fresh cut flowers brighten the trip, and there are plenty of handmade goods to browse, including candles, soaps, lotions, pottery, and baskets. Shopping here means supporting area growers and makers while bringing home nutritious, great-tasting ingredients.

A monthly women’s ceremony-style circle in Lilburn offers a caring, intentional setting for embodying the feminine through heartfelt sharing and ritual. The gathering weaves guided breathwork, movement, meditation, heart-centered songs and genuine conversation. A custom songbook supports group singing while participants play shakers and drums. Prayerful rounds, movement practices and explorations of varied healing approaches are part of the flow. Herbal teas such as blue lotus and rose are served, and an altar of edible offerings is shared. The setting is a forested spot near 78 and Lake Lucerne, often by the river. Depending on weather, the circle may be held around a fire, in a cooled yurt or indoors. Participants are invited to bring a nourishing dish for a post-circle potluck, instruments and their voice, a journal, personal altar items, an open heart and clothing suitable for time outdoors. Crafts sometimes unfold after the main circle. Attendance is limited to 10 women to preserve intimacy, supported by a tiered ticket system that helps cover tea, food, songbooks, facilitator training, preparation and care for the outdoor space. Volunteer roles function as participant tickets. The intention is to help women feel more grounded in their bodies and more connected with themselves and one another, nurturing relationships that continue between circles. Facilitation is led by founder Sharon Yun, who draws on experience with intentional communities, festivals and creative and healing collectives, alongside facilitator Yesica Leon, who focuses on harmony within the feminine and masculine. Special acknowledgment goes to cofounder Anna Martinez, whose songbook and early co-creation continue to shape the circle.

Gather with Genevieve to honor and celebrate Scott Criswell. Share memories and stories, remember the good times, enjoy a few laughs, and raise a glass to celebrate his life with the people who knew him best.

In honor of All Saints' Day, the DUMC Chancel Choir joins featured soloists and a chamber orchestra for a performance of Gabriel Faure’s Requiem. The program offers a thoughtful remembrance of the saints within the community, celebrating their lives while lifting up themes of hope, peace, and the light of God’s everlasting love. This free concert takes place in the Sanctuary.

Part of a 10 year anniversary series, guitarist and composer Aaron Rizzo performs with a group of friends in a high energy rock concert that blends indie, new wave, and grunge into a dynamic set. A $10 donation is suggested.

A Sunday daytime party tailored to adults 30 and older, created with a grown folks vibe in mind. Relax, mingle, and make the most of the day in a setting designed for the 30+ crowd.

Atlanta United FC faces Toronto FC at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for a soccer matchup. Every attendee will need a ticket to enter, except children who are shorter than 33 inches. To speed up entry, arriving without a bag is encouraged. If a bag is necessary, it must follow the clear bag policy: bags must be clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC and no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches. They cannot be tinted or packed in a way that blocks visibility. Non-clear bags are permitted only if they are smaller than 4.5 x 6.5 inches, and any non-clear bag exceeding that size will not be allowed. Ticket access includes a general public onsale and several presales, including ATL UTD Member, Atlanta Falcons PSL, Stay Connected, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium, as well as a Fan to Fan Resale option.

Taking place in Heaven at The Masquerade, The Menzingers perform with Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. The show is open to all ages. Tickets are available at The Masquerade box office or online.

Settle in for a Sunday night stand-up showcase at Halidom Eatery in Atlanta. Hosted by Zain Sharif, this monthly event spotlights a changing mix of comedians who bring their own stories, styles, and punchlines to keep the room lively throughout the evening. Come with friends, make it a date, or drop by on your own to unwind. Expect plenty of laughs, food and drinks available, and an easygoing atmosphere that makes it simple to relax. It takes place on the first Sunday of each month, offering a fun way to wrap up the weekend.

Enjoy relaxed, social American Mah Jongg play with players of all experience levels. Bring your National Mah Jongg League playing card or borrow one, and take part in two hours of play. An instructor will be available to answer questions, clarify rules, and offer guidance, making the gathering suitable for newer players building confidence and experienced players seeking regular game time. Mah Jongg sets, racks, dice, and other game materials are provided. The activity costs $15 for Spruill members and $20 for non-members, and registration is required.

Cinnaholic Dunwoody offers any Signature Roll for $4 on Mondays. This promotion is available only at the Dunwoody location and cannot be combined with other offers.

This inclusive grownup-and-child music class, developed by a board-certified music therapist, welcomes children of all ages and abilities, along with siblings, grandparents, and other family members. Through singing, rhythm, instrument play, and shared activities, music therapy can support creativity, language and motor development, social skills, cognitive skills, and bonding between caregivers and children. Registration is required in advance, and the monthly fee is per family.

Enjoy an afternoon of stories, songs, and activities for children ages 2 to 5 with an adult caregiver. This free program is open to the public.

Watsky performs the album “x Infinity” in its entirety, accompanied by a synchronized projection of its film. The performance includes strong language, sexual content, and violent imagery. Guests under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Learn West Coast Swing with classes focused on Influencing Patterns. The program includes a technique deep dive and a rotating class. One class costs $20, or both classes are $30.

Enjoy a Southern breakfast with Les Bethune, retired Managing Partner at EY and author of Clean Dirt: Practical Lessons in Real Leadership - From Farm to Boardroom. Bethune will share lessons on leadership as humble stewardship and discuss how his faith helps him resist compromising his values in pursuit of business goals. His approach to leadership is rooted in the values he learned growing up in a North Carolina farming community, including faith, character, family, hard work, and doing what is right. The breakfast includes a full Southern meal.

Enjoy 50% off all clothing, excluding white ticket items and items marked as tickets of the week.

Celebrate fall with a library scavenger hunt. Explore outdoors and search for colorful leaves, pinecones, and other seasonal treasures.

Hosted in Exhibit Hall D at Gas South District, this annual mixer features tastings from around the world and opportunities to connect with professionals across the international business community. The program includes awards that honor individuals for significant contributions to global commerce. Attendance is limited to Gwinnett Chamber members and bi-lateral Chamber members, along with their guests.

Connect with local small business owners, professionals, and community leaders during an evening of intentional networking. Enjoy conversations and food while building business relationships and meeting potential referral partners, clients, and community connections.

Enjoy a weekly trading card game night featuring Riftbound, Gundam Card Game, and One Piece Card Game. Riftbound offers casual organized play, with 1v1, 2v2, and free-for-all matches, opportunities to learn the game, try strategies, and refine decks. Attendance includes a complimentary Nexus Nights promo pack while supplies last, with a limit of one per guest. Gundam players can play, learn, and connect with other players, while the One Piece community offers casual matches, card trading, and deck discussions for a range of skill levels. Food and drinks are also available.

Coco Montoya brings his electrifying blues to Eddie’s Attic, pairing soulful vocals with guitar work that burns with feeling and creativity. Celebrated by noted music outlets for passionate performances and a commanding stage presence, he draws on a deep well of experience every time he steps onstage. A self-taught, left-handed player who first drummed for mentor Albert Collins, Montoya went on to tour and record for years with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers before launching a solo career that earned a Blues Music Award for Best New Artist. His long relationship with Alligator Records continues with the recent album “Writing On The Wall,” produced by Tony Braunagel with Jeff Paris, a set known for memorable songs and crisp, expressive playing. This appearance showcases the emotionally charged, road-tested blues that has won fans across the globe.

Weekly drop-in belly dance classes welcome participants of all experience levels. Come enjoy a chance to shimmy and dance.

Enjoy a country-themed night featuring lessons followed by dancing at Atlanta Eagle.

A comedy event featuring recorded sets, with free drinks for comedians.

Celebrate the first anniversary with food, games, and prizes throughout the event. The celebration also marks the launch of a new pickup and delivery service and rewards program. Families are welcome to enjoy the festivities and help kick off the second year.

SBA Coffee & Connections offers a casual morning networking opportunity for local business owners. Held at Smyrna’s Carmichael Hall, it provides space to share what each business does, make new connections, and strengthen community ties. The program includes a brief 7-minute speaker segment with Shawna-Kaye Hunter, associated with 2026 business tax planning. Open to members and guests.

Shop the Wednesday sale at Southern Thrift Market, where items with six-color tickets are 50% off. White-ticket items and ticket-of-the-week items are excluded.

This monthly luncheon, hosted by the Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce, brings attendees together to connect and learn. Each edition features a rotating guest host from the business community who offers fresh insights and creates opportunities to network. An RSVP is required for all attendees, and payment is due in advance. The fee is $20 for Chamber members and $25 for future members. Pacesetters should contact Stephanie to complete registration.

Enjoy nature stories brought to life by CNC storytellers at the boardwalk. Children are encouraged to participate by acting out the movements and sounds of storybook characters. Stories are geared toward ages six and under. After storytime, visitors can explore the 127 acres and bring a picnic to enjoy during their visit. Included with general admission and free for CNC members.

Enjoy a morning of stories, songs, and activities in Spanish, recommended for babies through age 3 with an adult caregiver. Hosted by Lingual Kids, the program is free and open to the public. Groups of five or more are asked to call the branch to confirm. Sponsored by the Friends of the East Atlanta Library, which supports programs like this.

This quarterly Bulldog Alumni Lunch brings alumni together at The Cheesecake Factory at Perimeter Mall in Atlanta for lunch and conversation.

SM GANT Ministries and Newbridge NW Psychology Associates have teamed up to offer a local family support meetup in Conyers for those navigating the autism spectrum across Rockdale, Newton, and Henry counties. Youth ages 10 to 20 can take part in relaxed, engaging activities that encourage real connections, while parents have a separate space to share resources and support one another. Siblings are welcome to attend and play. The setting is sensory-friendly, with a low-stimulation chill zone available for anyone who needs a quiet break. This is not a drop-off program, and a parent or legal guardian must remain on-site for the entire session. Pre-registration is required so the team can plan activities and accommodations. No formal diagnosis is needed to participate. Insurance is accepted, and subsidies provided by SM GANT Ministries help ensure cost is not a barrier.

Bring a current project or the supplies to start something new and enjoy a relaxed crafting session with fellow creatives. All kinds of crafts are welcome, including knitting, embroidery, cross stitch, drawing, painting, and scrapbooking, so settle in and focus on your project while sharing inspiration with others. There is no cost to participate.

Girls Who Walk Dunwoody is a welcoming space for women to get moving, clear their heads, and meet new people. Enjoy a relaxed walk and conversation, with no pressure or expectations. Come with a friend or on your own and feel comfortable showing up as you are.

Classic bingo takes on a leafy twist with multiple rounds and more than 10 plants offered as prizes. Every ticketed guest receives a plant to take home, whether or not they win a round. No plant knowledge or bingo experience is needed. Food and beverages are available for purchase separately.

Aaron Lee Tasjan performs at Eddie's Attic, joined by special guest Madeleine Kelson. Public ticket sales are scheduled.

This installment of a monthly jazz residency honors Sonny Rollins. The Jazz Legacy Project began in 2015 after Justin Varnes, while teaching Jazz History at Georgia State University, shifted from textbooks to playing records and sharing the stories behind the music. That classroom idea moved to the stage, where the group performs a featured artist’s repertoire and offers narrative insights between pieces. The project also holds a continuing residency at the Velvet Note in Atlanta with a six year run of sold-out performances. This tribute presents Rollins’s music alongside storytelling that highlights key moments in his life and work.

Enjoy New York-style pizza and trivia with friends. Gather a team for an evening of questions and pizza.

Daniel Sloss brings his brand-new BITTER tour to a fully reserved seating performance. The show is recommended for ages 16 and over. Balconies are not ADA accessible, and all ADA accommodations are on the main floor. There is no elevator in the building. Guests with ADA tickets may ask event staff for assistance upon arrival.

Bruce Cockburn brings his acclaimed songwriting and exceptional guitar work to the stage, with songs spanning politics, human rights, the environment, and spirituality. The performance features Livingston Taylor, and draws on Cockburn’s latest album, O Sun O Moon, which blends reflective, spiritual writing with a range of musical styles.

The Army, The Navy performs as part of the Fake Brave Tour 2026, with Ella Woolsey also featured. The show is general admission and open to all ages.

Enjoy a Wednesday night of charity drag bingo with Ruby Redd at Atlanta Eagle. Dinner is served, and the bingo and entertainment take place on the entertainment level. There is no cover charge.

Enjoy live music from Atlanta’s original country scene, featuring three original acts each night. Band lineups are posted in the discussion tab.

Eddie's Attic hosts comedian and writer Zak Toscani with songwriter and visual artist Jordan Burchel for an evening that brings together comedy, storytelling, and genre-blending music. Toscani brings finely tuned observations and a human touch to his set, shaped by years performing in clubs, theaters, and festivals. His credits include writing for Comedy Central, with features in TIME, The Washington Post, and The A.V. Club. Burchel crafts concerts that feel like immersive art, weaving indie folk with narrative and inventive performance elements. Known for intimate, emotionally charged shows that spark curiosity and vulnerability, he has built a reputation in Florida's independent scene for ambitious, boundary-pushing work.