Events in Stonecrest, GA

Margaret Glaspy appears at Eddie's Attic with songs that favor clarity over excess. The New York-based singer and songwriter moves between imagined narratives, candid self-reflection, and compassionate observations of a troubled world. Her album I Am Both, produced by Joe Henry, reflects this range. Henry is a three-time Grammy winner known for work with Aimee Mann and Joan Baez, and the album signals a bold new chapter from a leading contemporary songwriter.

Rainbow Girls bring their California-bred indie sound to Eddie's Attic with three-part harmonies, powerful songwriting, and a candid yet graceful stage presence. The trio of Erin Chapin, Caitlin Gowdey, and Vanessa May first connected while hosting a weekly open mic at their college home, the Rainbow House, then spent early summers busking and couch surfing across Europe. After their drummer left in 2016, they embraced a stripped-back acoustic setup built around a single condenser mic, putting their intricate voices at the center and solidifying their place in the roots music world. Their mix of provocative charm and meticulous musicianship has attracted a devoted following in the United States and Europe, helped by viral momentum on social media. Their 2024 album, HAUNTING, continues that evolution by reclaiming a word often used for female harmonies, turning it into a statement of strength drawn from confronting trauma, grief, loss, and fear. The result is a collection that feels intimate yet expansive, tracing resilience and transformation while capturing the band at a compelling peak.

Play ball in a welcoming setting at True Love Park. This therapeutic softball program is created for individuals with intellectual or physical disabilities and offers encouragement on and off the field. Participants can build confidence, practice teamwork, and create lasting memories. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior experience is required.

An evening celebrating unity, fellowship, and the bonds that connect Greek-letter organizations takes place at Swigzz Restaurant & Lounge. Attendees can enjoy food, refreshing drinks, upbeat music, and plenty of lively conversation with opportunities to network. Members of Alpha, AKA, Kappa, Omega, Delta, Sigma, Zeta, SGRho, and Iota can reconnect, meet new faces, and honor a shared legacy. Wearing organizational letters is encouraged to show pride and make the night memorable.

Singer songwriter Ari Hest pays tribute to Peter Gabriel’s So at Eddie’s Attic, performing the album from start to finish. He also shares fan favorites alongside his own hits. The concert honors songs that have shaped him over decades while presenting them through his own voice and a personal interpretation. It invites longtime admirers of So and first-time listeners to experience a celebration of one of modern music’s most beloved albums.

Walden brings its Denver-rooted indie and alternative rock to Eddie's Attic. The four-piece draws on a decade of friendship and countless miles on the road, resulting in tight musicianship and a show built on real chemistry. Their set blends heartfelt songwriting with high-energy moments, reflecting years spent touring all 50 states and cultivating a devoted, grassroots fan base. With appearances at major festivals and stints opening for nationally touring artists, the band has earned a reputation for precision and power on stage. Expect a performance that highlights their strong connection and a growing body of work that points to a group moving forward with purpose and momentum.

A candlelit tribute to Juan Gabriel unfolds at The Chapel on Sycamore, presenting his iconic songs arranged for strings in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. Over 60 minutes, the program may feature favorites such as Buenos Días Señor Sol, Así Fue, Abrázame Muy Fuerte, La Diferencia, Querida, No Tengo Dinero, Por Qué Me Haces Llorar, Siempre en Mi Mente, Amor Eterno, Pero Qué Necesidad, El Noa Noa, and Caray. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and entry is not allowed once the concert begins. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is organized by zone and assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, the estate, or official representatives.

At Core Dance, REBEL REBEL invites dancers into a 5Rhythms Waves workshop that honors the untamed side of the soul. The focus is on standing for what and whom you love, questioning limiting rules, and reclaiming the raw aliveness of wildness, devotion, defiance, and daring. Inspired by Gabrielle Roth’s vision of inner freedom, this experience asks participants to consider how they will use their one life with courage and integrity, and to embody the kind of revolution that brings light in difficult times. The workshop is led by Julie Stuart, an internationally certified 5Rhythms teacher and seasoned facilitator of embodied experiences. With two decades of professional work guiding businesses, organizations, and individuals through challenge toward clarity and alignment, she creates potent spaces for the body’s wisdom to inform, expand, and heal. All levels are welcome, from first-time movers to longtime practitioners. The space is inclusive of all cultures, identities, creeds, genders, sexualities, sizes, abilities, and life stages. High energy is not required, and chairs are available for seated dance. Tuition is $350, with an early bird option at $295. Discounts for 5RTA and crew may be available. Cancellations made up to 14 days before the workshop incur a $75 fee, and there are no refunds within 14 days of the start. Participation counts as 2.5 Waves days on the 5Rhythms teacher training path. A scholarship fund is available for those who wish to help make the workshop accessible to dancers who cannot self-fund.

Guests can take the mic and hit the dance floor at a multicultural karaoke party at Chiquitos Cantina and Grill. DJ Primo ATL supplies a wide range of tracks for every taste, welcoming singers of all styles while the dance floor stays lively. Food and drinks are available to keep the energy high all evening.

A Candlelight concert celebrates the film music of Hans Zimmer at The Chapel on Sycamore in Atlanta, creating an immersive atmosphere illuminated by candlelight. The performance features themes such as Time from Inception, This Land from The Lion King, Zooster’s Breakout from Madagascar, Supermarine from Dunkirk, Honor from The Pacific, A Dark Knight from The Dark Knight, suites from Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Dune, and Pirates of the Caribbean, plus Cornfield Chase from Interstellar and Discombobulate from Sherlock Holmes. The program is tentative. The concert runs for 60 minutes, with doors opening one hour before the music begins, and no late entry after the start. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This tribute is presented independently and is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by the artist, the estate, or official representatives.

Patrick Davis & His Midnight Choir perform at Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA. Both tables and tickets are limited.

Enjoy a monthly book sale at Embry Hills Library on the fourth Saturday of each month. Proceeds from purchases support the library.

Michelle Malone brings her roots-driven sound to Eddie’s Attic alongside Trina Meade & Co. A veteran of more than three decades, Malone blends roadhouse rock, blues, folk, and country-soul, a mix shaped by her Georgia roots and reflected across more than a dozen studio albums. Her album Southern Comfort was crafted with a close-knit group of southern collaborators and features contributions from Charlie Starr and Paul Jackson of Blackberry Smoke, Rick Richards of The Georgia Satellites, guitarist Doug Kees, and Americana great Buddy Miller. The title track revisits her early Drag The River era as a tribute to late drummer Billy Pitts, charged with Telecaster bite, slide guitar, and a stomping groove. Across the record she moves from intimate storytelling to amplifier-ready rockers and fluid slide work, co-writing many songs with Dean Dillon. Her ties to the scene run deep, from singing with Drivin N Cryin to sharing stages with Indigo Girls and Shawn Mullins. Songs range from breezy, Petty-tinged rock to fiddle-laced shuffles and southern soul reflections on loss, offering music that feels grounded in place yet speaks broadly. Trina Meade & Co. round out the bill with a powerhouse lineup. Fronted by Atlanta singer and songwriter Trina Meade, whose career includes work with OutKast, Fishbone, Indigo Girls, Stevie Wonder, Blind Boys of Alabama, Toby Keith, Blue Oyster Cult, Pebbles, and Babyface, the group features guitarist and songwriter Donna Hopkins, longtime Atlanta bassist Jon Schwenke, drummer Jason LaMarca, and multi-instrumentalist Jon Harris, a bandleader and recording artist known for guitar, slide, lap steel, and mandolin. After years with Three5Human, Meade is stepping into a new solo chapter with her project Ashes.

This kickoff to 2026 reaffirms ongoing partnerships across the city and a commitment to the euro car community. Plans include several pop-up events at different locations over the course of the year, adding fresh momentum while continuing the positive work already underway.

Enjoy a screening of Practical Magic 2 at Movie Tavern (Tucker). Seating is planned in row E. The exact showtime will be confirmed when ticket sales open, and a purchase link will be provided at that time.

At Eddie's Attic, three friends share the stage in a writer in the round, trading songs and stories as they go. Singer-songwriters Becky Shaw, Alicia Stockman, and Wyatt Espalin each bring a distinct Americana voice shaped by different parts of the United States. Becky Shaw is originally from Seattle, Washington, and has called Decatur, Georgia home for more than three decades after moving to Atlanta in 1989. She forged an eclectic sound by writing, recording, and playing in bands across the city’s vibrant music scene. She now performs primarily as a solo artist, known for intimate sets at house concerts and venues nationwide, with a second solo album slated for release this fall. Alicia Stockman hails from Heber City, Utah, where the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains frame a landscape that informs her songwriting with rugged honesty and a deliberate pace. Influenced by Jewel, Susan Tedeschi, Grace Potter, and the Indigo Girls, she blends folk, blues, and pop with a touch of country under the Americana banner. Her recognitions include an Honorable Mention in the 2025 Telluride Troubadour Contest for the song September, a spot on American Songwriter’s Top 100 Songs of 2022 for Halfway to Houston, three Songwriter Serenade semifinalist nods, a win at the 2017 Suzanne Millsaps Performing Songwriter competition at the Utah Arts Festival, and second place finishes at the 2019 Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival and the 2021 Tucson Folk Festival. Raised in North Georgia, Wyatt Espalin is an award-winning singer, fiddler, and storyteller whose music is steeped in Appalachian tradition. His path began with championship clogging and Appalachian buck dancing, then turned toward songwriting and performance. He released his debut full-length album, Lies From A Lonesome Valley, in 2026, reflecting on identity, belonging, and the search for home. His accolades include winning the 2014 L.E.A.F. Festival New Song Singer-Songwriter Competition and finalist honors in the Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at MerleFest, the Rocky Mountain Folk Festival Songwriter Showcase, and the Songwriter Serenade. Together, these artists weave an evening of camaraderie and Americana, with voices and stories shaped by the Northwest, the mountain West, and the Appalachian South.

At Eddie's Attic, country singer and songwriter Logan Mize performs live, spotlighting songs from Her Heartland, his sixth studio album that deepens his blend of country and heartland rock with tuneful melodies and a more understated punch than earlier projects. Since his last full-length release he has put out multiple EPs, a Christmas record, and collaborations with Jessie James Decker, Sam Grow, and Adam Hambrick. He has appeared on the Grand Ole Opry, headlined across the country, and shared the stage with Eric Church, Jamey Johnson, and Sawyer Brown. His breakout Better Off Gone and the single Grew Apart have both earned RIAA Gold recognition, and his music has amassed more than 350 million streams across the United States, Canada, and Europe. Raised in rural Kansas, he spent years in Nashville before returning to Andale with his family, writing and recording from a small-town studio. The performance reflects a straightforward, no-frills approach that lets the songs speak for themselves.

The Travelin' McCourys bring their forward-looking bluegrass to Eddie’s Attic, blending deep-rooted tradition with a spirit of exploration. Brothers Ronnie on mandolin and Rob on banjo grew up in the music alongside their father, Del McCoury, and years onstage have shaped a sound that honors where bluegrass comes from while finding new paths for where it can go. The band features Christian Ward on fiddle, Alan Bartram on bass, and Cody Kilby on guitar, a lineup whose members have each been singled out by the International Bluegrass Music Association for their instrumental work. Known for stretching acoustic instruments into fresh territory and sometimes plugging in for extra punch, they match sharp musicianship with an adventurous edge. Their resume spans collaborations and festival sets with artists across genres, including The Allman Brothers Band, Phish, String Cheese Incident, Dierks Bentley, and Keller Williams, plus appearances at events like the Wanee Festival and Warren Haynes’ Christmas Jam. Projects such as the Pick album with Keller Williams and the Grateful Ball tribute connect bluegrass traditions with the songbook of the Grateful Dead. The result is a dynamic live show shaped by heritage, curiosity, and a wide-open musical map.

The GAIG/USDF Region 3 Dressage Championships and AFND will be held at Georgia International Horse Park, hosted by the Georgia Dressage and CT Association. The competition includes more than $35,000 in USDF prize money and serves as a qualifier for the US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan, the FEI North American Youth Championship, and a range of USEF national championships for Children, Pony Rider, Junior, Young Rider, Brentina Cup, Intermediaire I, Grand Prix, and Para Dressage, along with the GAIG/USDF Regional Championship. The USDF Adult Amateur Equitation Regional Final Class, presented by Big Dee’s Tack and Vet Supply, is also featured. The official prize list appears on the USDF Regional Championships Official Prize List and may be obtained from USDF.

The Latch Lounge is a free breastfeeding and baby feeding support group created by Pea Pod Nutrition. It offers a warm, judgment free setting for parents who want clear, reliable information and a place to ask honest questions. Participants receive practical, evidence based guidance on latching, positioning, and ways to work through common challenges, along with a strong focus on maternal nutrition to help support milk supply and everyday energy. It is also a chance to connect with local parents for mutual encouragement and community. Admission is free, and advance registration is required.

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Stonecrest Fest returns to Browns Mill Park with food vendors, shopping, live entertainment, cultural and artistic showcases, technology highlights, and more. Positioned as more than a typical festival, it offers an experience with plenty to explore, taste, and enjoy. Bring a lawn chair to relax and take in the festivities.

North Georgia Live Steamers will open the Conyers & Hightower Trail Railroad for its third public ride day of the 2026 season, with a variety of trains operating for visitors to enjoy. Each trip costs $2 per person. Riders must be at least 18 months old, and expectant mothers are not permitted to ride. Debit and credit cards are not accepted.

Ben Bankas brings bold humor and sharp observations to the stage at Atlanta Comedy Club. With a fearless style, edgy punchlines, and high-energy delivery, he sets the tone for a night filled with big laughs and unforgettable moments.

Kaylee Rose brings her country singer-songwriter craft to Eddie’s Attic, showcasing a charismatic presence and catchy, high-energy performances. A writer at heart, she blends playful humor with candid, relatable storytelling, delivered with quick crowd interaction and an emphasis on connection. The Florida-born, fully independent artist has built a worldwide audience with more than 3 million social followers and over 120 million streams, and her path runs from early sets along Nashville’s Broadway to headlining stages of her own. Her shows are known for winning over new listeners, with fans traveling long distances to see her perform. This year, she continues a plan to release a new song each month through the summer while touring across the U.S., the U.K., and Europe.

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Country singer songwriter Brandon Wisham takes the stage at Eddie's Attic with a set shaped by heartfelt storytelling and a fast-rising career. Originally from Savannah, Georgia and raised in Williamston, South Carolina, the 22-year-old artist grew up as the youngest of seven, learned guitar as a kid, and began playing cover gigs at 15. His first original, 'Pain Won’t Last,' written after the loss of his father to Covid, led to a global publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music and The Core Entertainment, and he later recorded his own version of the song for the platinum-certified release 'Religiously. The Album.' He has supported Bailey Zimmerman on tour and has since begun releasing his own singles, including 'Back Together,' 'Better Than The Day' which earned a spot on SiriusXM The Highway’s On The Horizon, and 'Growin’ Up,' a sing-along reflection that climbed into the Top 20 on The Highway Countdown. His catalog also includes 'She’s Good,' 'Whiskey’s Whisperin'' and a holiday take on 'Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town.' Along the way he has toured with artists like Chase Matthew, Tyler Hubbard, Lakeview, Austin Snell, and Nate Smith, made his CMA Fest debut, been named a Highway Find by SiriusXM The Highway, recognized as a Pandora Artist to Watch, and highlighted on Hits Daily Double’s New & Developing list. This performance spotlights a new voice in country music with songs that balance unfiltered emotion and resilient hope.

This monthly Network Luncheon, hosted by the Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce, takes place at Outback Steakhouse. Each edition highlights a different guest host from the business community who brings fresh perspectives and creates opportunities to connect. An RSVP is required for all attendees, and payment is due in advance. Admission is 20 dollars for Chamber members and 25 dollars for future members. Pacesetters should contact Stephanie to complete registration.

A community-centered meetup in Conyers offers local support for families navigating the autism spectrum in Rockdale, Newton, and Henry counties, reducing the need to travel long distances for a quality social group. SM GANT Ministries and Newbridge NW Psychology Associates have partnered to create a welcoming space where youth and caregivers can connect. Participants ages 10 to 20 can enjoy low-pressure activities that encourage friendships, while parents have a separate area to share resources and take a breather. Siblings are welcome and can join the fun. The setting is sensory friendly, with a quiet, low-stimulation room available for anyone who needs time to regulate. Advance registration is required so organizers can prepare activities and accommodations. This is not a drop-off program, and a parent or legal guardian must remain on-site for the entire one-hour session. No formal diagnosis is necessary to participate, whether medical, educational, or if a family is still exploring the possibility. Cost should not be a barrier. Insurance is accepted, and for families without coverage, fees are substantially subsidized by SM GANT Ministries so no one is turned away.

Friesian horses take center stage at a festival at Georgia International Horse Park. Highlighting Friesians, horses, and eventing, it brings the equestrian community together.

Amelia Day takes the stage at Eddie's Attic with a sound that blends alt-rock grit, pop sparkle, and lush keys, shaped by a personal journey from heartbreak to clarity. Her latest EP, EGO TRIP, channels that evolution with direct, emotionally charged songs alongside vivid, story-driven writing rooted in her Pacific Northwest beginnings and wide-ranging influences. Raised in Sumner, Washington, she absorbed classic folk and rock before embracing the bold frontwomen of the 1990s, then honed her lyric craft amid Nashville’s house shows and open mics. Refusing to be confined to a single lane, she has connected with audiences nationwide through diverse tracks like the soulful, jazz-tinged Skippin' Down the Sidewalk, the indie folk tale Eastward of Eden, the country-kissed Margie, the Laurel Canyon mood of Lady Los Angeles, and the searing punch of EGO TRIP, LOVE ME / LOVE ME NOT, and GET OUT OF TOWN! Her live momentum includes sold-out dates from Seattle to Boston and festival sets at Bumbershoot, Capitol Hill Block Party, Folklife Festival, and Seattle PrideFest. Co-producing with Taylor Carroll and handling guitar, piano, keys, and percussion on the record at Bear Creek Studio in Washington, she marries muscle, melody, and mood while flipping familiar narratives through a queer lens and weaving in imagery that spans fame, grief, acceptance, and renewal. This performance spotlights a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter with a signature style that honors her roots while confidently moving forward.

Garden Life Juice Bar Adventure Club hosts a monthly walk along the Arabia Mountain PATH, inviting participants to explore the area’s scenic trails together. The group meets at Garden Life Juice Bar, then heads to a nearby trailhead for a relaxed community walk focused on fresh air and connection with fellow walkers. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, and feel free to invite a friend. Everyone is welcome.

Celebrate classic and custom rides at a cruise-in where participants can display their vehicles and fans can take a look. This event is part of a monthly series that takes place on the second Saturday from April through October. The gathering wraps up with an awards presentation, and vehicle entry requires a $5 registration fee.

The N Metro Atlanta Chapter of GNPS gathers at the trailhead to care for its small section of the park. The group checks progress, adds native plants, and removes invasive and other non-native species while learning about native plants in a natural setting. Bring work gloves and a water bottle to be prepared for the restoration work.

This relaxed dinner with Southern Bears takes place at Shorty's Pizza in Tucker. Attendees are asked to RSVP with a clear yes or no for seating, since “maybe” responses are not counted. The headcount is finalized the week before and shared with the restaurant.

Live at Eddie's Attic, Maurice the Music brings a self-made mix of country and R&B, performing songs he writes, produces, and plays himself. His bond with music began early while moving through foster care, group homes, and juvenile detention, where he picked up guitar, piano, trombone, and any instrument within reach. When traditional bookings were scarce, he turned crosswalks and sidewalks into his stage, gathering listeners city by city with spur-of-the-moment sets. Since then he has shared the bill with Morgan Wallen, drawn attention on American Idol, and reached millions through videos of strangers pausing to hear him play. His community of supporters, Da Kinfolks, votes on his next stop, and he follows their lead. Grounded in faith and mindful of his beginnings, he performs to show that a tough start does not decide the ending.

Pedal through Decatur with a community ride that starts in front of Guild + Journeyman, then cap the outing at a local brewery for post-ride conversation and brews. The ride welcomes cyclists of all experience levels and focuses on exploring the city together. Participants should bring a helmet for a safe and enjoyable experience. This is a free event.

The Randall Bramblett Band performs at Eddie’s Attic, led by a songwriter whose decades-long journey has ranged across American roots to craft an eclectic southern sound. Bramblett has toured with the Gregg Allman Band, played in Sea Level alongside Chuck Leavell, recorded and toured with Cowboy, and spent 16 years as part of Steve Winwood’s band. His songs have been recorded by Bonnie Raitt, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Delbert McClinton, and others. He has led the horn section for Widespread Panic and also performs with Marc Cohn. In 2023, soul and blues icon Bettye LaVette released a full album of his songs that went on to receive a Grammy nomination. As a frontman, Bramblett puts his own writing at the forefront. He has released thirteen albums, a body of work he describes as modern roots music. Based in Athens, Georgia, and recognized on the Athens Walk of Fame, he continues to earn respect from musicians, critics, DJs, and fans.

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This free, demonstration-focused workshop explores the principles of successive sowing to help plan for steady harvests across the season. Participants will observe proven methods for selecting growing media, caring for seedlings, and building a practical planting calendar. Attendees leave with step-by-step guidance they can apply at home to start seeds and increase garden productivity. The garden is located behind Restoration Storehouse on the left side of the building. Registration is requested, and questions can be directed to the office.

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Presented by Atlanta Americana, Eddie's Attic hosts a live set from singer and songwriter Maya de Vitry. Known for performances that thrive on spontaneity and for lyrics that sift for truth, she arrives with her fifth full-length, All My Faith, rooted in alt-country and indie folk with a raw, present feel. The songs roam from canyons and kitchens to cold lakes and highway truck stops, blending moments of joy, sorrow, and frank honesty. Stories span from bleary airport bachelorette escapades in Nashville to reflections on the patterns that can confine us, carried by a steady confidence and a belief in the transformative pull of song. Recorded and mixed by engineer Sean Sullivan, a five-time Grammy recipient, and produced by de Vitry, the album gathers trusted collaborators, including Spencer Cullum and Ethan Ballinger on pedal steel and guitar, Jo Schornikow on keys, Ethan Jodziewicz on bass, Dominic Billett on drums, and harmony vocals from Shelby Means and Joel Timmons. Opening with a title track that embraces time, love, and uncertainty, the record considers how people care for one another and the healing that can grow from those connections, a presence she continues to cultivate on stage.

The 2026 Deborah Sellers Nursing Scholarship Golf Tournament brings the community together on the course to honor Deborah’s commitment to compassionate care while funding nursing scholarships for RCPS students. Teams, sponsors, and individual golfers each make a direct impact by helping future nurses continue their education and begin careers in healthcare. Registration is $500 per team or $125 per golfer, with a day of play, camaraderie, and community support at its heart.

Slow Accordion centers on groove, interaction, and tone in a free flowing instrumental setting. This newly formed Nashville quartet features guitarist Oliver Wood of The Wood Brothers, bassist Ted Pecchio with ties to Colonel Bruce Hampton and Doyle Bramhall, drummer Mark Raudabaugh whose work includes Sierra Hull, Jim Lauderdale, and Fred Wesley, and Matt Glassmeyer from the New York and Nashville improvising scenes on his singular Wurlitzer (Meadownoise, Lambchop, Billy Martin, Aqua Teen Hunger Force). Their debut on Royal Potato Family Records is a seven track collection recorded entirely to analog tape and created on the spot, even catching the moment the reel ran out midway through the final piece. With no written plans, the four friends shape music in real time through spontaneous conversation. Despite the name, there is no accordion in the mix.

Hosted by The Bridge Wellness South, this Vision Dinner titled A Night of Hope centers on being anchored in hope and steady in love. Drawing from Hebrews 6:19 and its picture of an anchor for the soul, the evening highlights the compassionate care The Bridge provides for women, men, babies, and families. Guests will hear real stories of impact, learn how the mission is serving the community, and be invited to prayerfully consider becoming difference makers. The program features speaker Charla Turner and emcee Scott Davis and will be held in the chapel at Eagle's Landing First Baptist Church. Admission is complimentary, and registration is required. The focus is on strengthening hope for families when it is needed most.

Conyers Pro Rodeo with Southern Rodeo Company brings two nights of high-energy competition to Georgia International Horse Park. Each night features all eight core events, including bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, tie-down roping, cowgirls breakaway, cowgirls barrel racing, team roping, and bull riding. World champion competitors appear alongside hometown cowboys and cowgirls. Food and shopping are available from a variety of vendors, and there is time to browse before the arena action gets underway. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate for $25 per person, and children age 4 and under are admitted free. Details on how to enter as a contestant will be posted the week before the rodeo. For questions, email southernrodeoco@gmail.com.

At Eddie's Attic, Kristy Lee and Garrison Starr come together for an evening of rich storytelling and striking vocals. Kristy Lee draws on Gulf Coast roots shaped by grit and gospel, pairing a fiercely independent spirit with a voice that can quiet a crowd or raise the roof. Her performances aim straight for the heart, and NPR has compared her to Lucinda Williams for her generation. Garrison Starr joins as a singer, songwriter, and Grammy-nominated producer with an upcoming album, Garrison Starr and The Gospel Truth, which she characterizes as swamp-infused gospel hymns for everyone. She has toured with Steve Earle, Jason Isbell, Emmylou Harris, and the Indigo Girls, and she was featured at the Newport Folk Festival in 2025. Mary Chapin Carpenter has praised the honesty and heart in her work.

A movie outing to see Clayface is planned at Movie Tavern (Tucker). Seating is set for Row E. The showtime is tentative and will be confirmed once ticket sales open. A trailer is available to preview the film, and a ticket purchase link will be added when sales begin.

This supportive gathering brings together stroke survivors and caregivers to connect with others who understand. Attendees can share personal experiences, exchange practical advice, and form meaningful connections. Each in-person session includes thoughtful discussions, guest speakers, and helpful resources to navigate life after a stroke. Meetings are held at Piedmont Rockdale Hospital in Building A, Classroom 2. For RSVPs or questions, contact Jessica Giangrande, MSN, RNC, Stroke Program Manager, at Jessica.giangrande@piedmont.org or 770.918.3552.

New York-based singer and songwriter Jackie Evans takes the stage at Eddie's Attic. Years of fielding requests in piano bars, playing standards aboard cruise ships, performing at theme parks, and studying theater shaped her craft before she began releasing music under her own name last year. Her songwriting is often likened to the classic work of Carole King, Billy Joel, and Sara Bareilles. Known for an assured live presence, she has collaborated with Vulfpeck and served as tour support for Lake Street Dive and Jensen McRae.

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.

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.

Settle in for a spooky-season film night on the renovated Decatur Square as Casper lights up a large outdoor screen. Attendees are welcome to bring blankets and lawn chairs for a comfortable spot to watch together. The story follows paranormal therapist Dr. James and his teenage daughter, Kat, who move into a dilapidated, haunted mansion and discover a kind, lonely ghost named Casper. Their new home also comes with Casper’s mischievous uncles, homeowners on the hunt for hidden treasure, and Casper’s wish for friendship and a chance to become human. This free event is open to everyone. Popcorn will be sold for $1 per bag, and Kona Ice will be available for purchase. Presented by Visit Decatur GA and the Decatur Downtown Development Authority.

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APMG is hosting its first Halloween and costume party, putting the spotlight on creative outfits. Regulars who have attended APMG gatherings before will know the vibe. Ample free parking is available, the menu features food options, and hookahs are offered. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Sections are available with optional bottle service. Tickets are on sale.

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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.

Switchfoot brings an anthemic rock show to The Tabernacle in Atlanta, driven by huge choruses and a hopeful charge that turns each song into a shared crowd moment. The set mixes nostalgic favorites with a fresh feel. Listen for Dare You to Move, Meant to Live, Stars, This Is Your Life, and Where I Belong, along with more tracks that land even bigger live.

Metro Atlanta welcomes a new comic book convention at Tucker Parks & Recreation that puts the spotlight on the creators behind the pages. Over an entire weekend, attendees can meet artists, writers, editors, inkers, colorists, and other professionals, including special guests traveling from as far as France. The schedule includes cosplay competitions, displays of original artwork, a marketplace of retailers, panel conversations, VIP meet and greets with creators, and live shows, with more activities on the way. Presented with support from My Parents’ Basement and creative work by ROAR, this celebration of comics offers a range of ticket packages.

The Amphibian Foundation, in partnership with The Rattlesnake Conservancy, presents a two day Venomous Handling and Certification Program designed for land managers, environmental consultants, first responders, zoo professionals, herpetology enthusiasts, photographers, and private citizens who want to learn to handle and relocate venomous reptiles safely. Training follows TRC techniques and protocols, and under these practices there have been no venomous snakebite incidents among TRC or Amphibian Foundation staff or students. The program emphasizes best practices in safety, husbandry, and established procedures for working with venomous reptiles, and the organizers note that their Level 1 course is a leading program in the United States with more than 100 students trained. Participants receive individualized, hands on instruction from professional instructors, learn methods for handling both non-venomous and venomous snakes, explore the life history, toxinology, and ecology of native venomous species, review emergency field care for envenomation, and practice effective relocation techniques.

North Georgia Live Steamers will host the final public train ride day of the 2026 season, with a variety of trains operating on the Conyers & Hightower Trail Railroad. Rides are $2 per person, charged per ride. Riders must be at least 18 months old, and expectant mothers are not permitted to ride. Payment is cash only, as debit and credit cards are not accepted.

Griffin House brings his songs and storytelling to Eddie's Attic. The American singer-songwriter has spent more than two decades on the road and in the studio, building a catalog of over a dozen albums. His 2004 debut, Lost and Found, drew national attention when Bill Flanagan spotlighted it on CBS Sunday Morning and praised him as a leading emerging voice. Years of grassroots touring included opening slots for John Mellencamp and the Cranberries. He moved into the national spotlight in 2009 with an appearance on Late Night with Craig Ferguson and the rise of his underground hit The Guy That Says Goodbye to You Is Out of His Mind. The 2019 documentary Rising Star chronicles his journey through the music business and his efforts to balance touring with marriage, fatherhood, and sobriety.

Eric Lindell takes the stage at Eddie's Attic with a roots-grounded sound that is warm, familiar, and full of soulful depth. An international recording artist who began at 15 and has sustained a career spanning more than three decades, he brings a fully developed artistic voice shaped by years of dedication to his craft. Audiences often show their connection to his songs by dancing, singing along, smiling, and sometimes even shedding a tear. The Chicago Sun-Times has praised him as a raw talent with a poet’s touch, writing from the heart with a clear musical vision. This performance offers an intimate look at his resonant lyricism and the authentic spirit at the core of his music.

Noah Gundersen performs at Eddie's Attic as part of the Rites of Spring tour, sharing intimate, finely crafted songs that stay with listeners long after the music ends while exploring love, loss, hope, and quiet human resilience. The Emmy-nominated singer-songwriter from the Pacific Northwest has built a devoted global following since 2014 through six full-length albums along with EPs and singles, and he is known for live performances that feel both personal and transportive. He has headlined his own tours and appeared alongside Emmylou Harris, City and Colour, Beck, Josh Ritter, and Lucinda Williams. With his seventh album Rites of Spring he enters a new chapter that digs even deeper into the emotional landscapes at the heart of his work.

Murray Attaway, Peter Holsapple, and Don Dixon share the stage at Eddie's Attic in a trio performance. Attaway, the voice and songwriter behind Guadalcanal Diary, returned with Tense Music Plays, his first solo release since In Thrall, created largely in his home studio with producer and engineer Mark Williams for Moon Ray Sound. The album follows four Elektra releases with Guadalcanal Diary that helped shape Georgia’s alternative rock in the 1980s, and it earned warm critical notice, appearing on multiple year-end best-of lists. Peter Holsapple arrives on the heels of his third solo album The Face of 68, praised by outlets including MOJO and 13th Floor, with the song That Kind of Guy singled out by Variety. He has toured extensively, from solo shows with regional bands to an appearance on the Mountain Stage Radio Show, and he is known for sets that span songs from The dB’s and Continental Drifters alongside his newest material, marked by memorable melodies and intelligent wordplay. Don Dixon brings a deep resume as a songwriter, singer, musician, and producer. A founding member of Arrogance, he has released numerous solo albums including the minor MTV hit Praying Mantis and has had his songs recorded by artists ranging from Joe Cocker to Hootie and the Blowfish. His co-writing partners include Caitlin Cary, Marshall Crenshaw, Counting Crows, and others. On the road he has toured steadily, often with Marti Jones, and has long served as bassist with Mary Chapin Carpenter. In the studio his production credits reach from The Smithereens, Gin Blossoms, and R.E.M. with Mitch Easter to Marshall Crenshaw, James McMurtry, Kim Carnes, John Ellison with the Carpenter Ants, and newer acts such as She Returns From War and Secret Monkey Weekend. Together these three artists bring decades of songwriting, production, and stage experience to Eddie's Attic.

The event features great food, drinks, and music.

The Peter Karp Band marks the release of Jersey Town with a live celebration at Eddie's Attic. The lineup features guitarist Mark Johnson, known for his time with the Atlanta band Delta Moon. Jersey Town salutes New Jersey, where Peter Karp sharpened his storytelling and guitar voice, delivering eleven tracks inspired by years of night-after-night gigs in bars along the New Jersey Turnpike and the characters, real and imagined, found there. Karp plays electric resonator slide and acoustic guitar, harmonica, and piano, channeling clever wordplay into music that swings from relentless and tough to jubilant and sly. His path includes an early national boost through recording and touring with Mick Taylor, a stint with Blind Pig Records, and several releases, including two with Sue Foley, that reached the top of the Blues and Billboard charts. Across it all, he is recognized for heartfelt songwriting supported by skilled musicians and a sound shaped by New Jersey swamps and southern Alabama roots.

Enjoy your favorite crepe, sweet or savory, alongside a cup of coffee.

The Conyers Christmas Market is a yearly celebration in Conyers, Georgia. It is held indoors, and there is plenty of parking available for attendees.

Sample your favorite crepe in sweet or savory styles alongside a cup of coffee.

Mike Farris and Barry Waldrep bring an evening of roots-rich music to Eddie’s Attic, weaving soulful rock, gospel spirit, bluegrass drive, and Southern rock grit. Farris, a GRAMMY, Americana Association, and Dove Award winner with six solo albums since 2001 and a founding member of The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies, recorded his album The Sound of Muscle Shoals at the famed Fame Studios in Alabama. Collaborating with Muscle Shoals greats including Clayton Ivey on keys, guitarists Will McFarlane, Kelvin Holly, and Wes Sheffield, Jimbo Hart on bass, and Justin Holder on drums, and working with executive producer Rodney Hall, the music draws on the classic Shoals tradition while showcasing a voice that balances Saturday-night electricity with Sunday-morning grace. Waldrep, known for pushing the boundaries of bluegrass and Southern rock, traces his musical roots to the Carter Family and Flatt and Scruggs. He often shares the stage with artists such as Jimmy Hall, Radney Foster, Mike Farris, and John Berry, or leads his own band, guided by a dedication to playing with good people and making good music.

Catch a screening of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping at Movie Tavern (Tucker). Seating is planned for Row E. The exact showtime will be announced once confirmed, and a link to purchase tickets will be provided when available.

Enjoy sweet or savory crepes paired with a cup of coffee in Tucker.

The AT ALL COST National Tour makes a Conyers, Georgia stop at the theatre at the Conyers Rockdale Council for the Arts, bringing the production to the Atlanta area for local theatre fans.

Ellis Paul brings his storytelling folk songs to Eddie’s Attic, tracing everyday hopes, love, and loss with a reporter’s eye and a poet’s touch. His writing blends personal moments with broader social themes, drawing on influences that include Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and his foremost inspiration, Woody Guthrie. Raised in Maine, he emerged from Boston’s open mic scene after winning the Boston Acoustic Underground songwriter competition, then recorded his indie debut Say Something in 1993 with producer Bill Morrissey, which led to a Rounder Records deal and the 1994 release Stories. His music has appeared in films such as Me, Myself & Irene, Shallow Hal, and Hall Pass, and has been covered by Sugarland, Kristian Bush, and Jack Ingram. With 23 releases and years of constant touring, he has built a dedicated following. Honors include the Kerrville New Folk Award, 15 Boston Music Awards, an honorary doctorate from the University of Maine, and the 2019 International Acoustic Music Awards Artist of the Year. The Storyteller’s Suitcase was named 2019 NERFA Album of the Year, and his recent album 55, released on Rosella Records, centers on gratitude in challenging times.

Grant-Lee Phillips brings an intimate evening to Eddie’s Attic, featuring songs from his twelfth solo album, In the Hour of Dust, alongside highlights from across his catalog. Self-produced and reflective in tone, the new material blends personal storytelling with themes drawn from a confusing modern landscape. Listeners first encountered his distinctive songwriting with Grant Lee Buffalo, whose early releases Fuzzy and Mighty Joe Moon, which includes the modern rock favorite Mockingbirds, established a lasting reputation. Since his 2000 solo debut, he has pursued a folk and Americana path rich in detail and humanity, and his portrayal of the town troubadour on Gilmore Girls introduced him to many new fans. Often on the road in the U.S. and abroad, he continues to weave love songs and socially aware pieces into a cohesive, human-centered set.

Atlanta Vice brings a fully live, high-energy celebration of 80s music to Roaring Social in Decatur, delivering pristine sound throughout the night. The set moves from shimmering New Wave to big Arena Rock, reaching from the synth-driven style of Duran Duran to the soaring guitars of Journey. Expect a lively sweep through a decade that changed everything, filled with nostalgic favorites. Come with friends and wear an 80s-inspired look. Tables at Roaring Social are claimed quickly, so plan ahead.

Candlelight sets an intimate scene at The Chapel on Sycamore in Atlanta for a tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac, performed by the Listeso String Quartet amid the soft glow of candles. The program features favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no entry after the start. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists or their representatives.

American Legion Post 77 in Conyers hosts a small, traditional Sunday toy and comic book show for collectors and families. Admission is $5 per person. Children 8 and under are free with a paid adult, and each child receives a free toy at the entrance. Vendor cash is planned to return, with the amount still being finalized. Taking place as Georgia temperatures cool, the show centers on toys and comics in an old-school setting.

Enjoy a family-friendly hike with Nature Play Studio at Arabia Mountain. This outing takes place on the first Monday of each month, with participants meeting at the trailhead or in the parking area. Pack snacks and water for your group, dress for the temperature, and wear sturdy shoes. If the weather is unfavorable, the hike will be rescheduled. Spend time outside and explore the trails together.