Events

For the first time since 2015, Shaky Boots is returning to Atlanta. The Southern country festival with a modern edge will feature over 20 bands, with no overlapping sets, in Old Fourth Ward’s Central Park, May 8-9. 

To share motivation and the tools audiences need to make 2020 a year of wellness and renewal, Oprah is set to bring her latest tour to State Farm Arena in Atlanta on Jan. 25. 

Get ready Atlanta, Glossier is coming.

Atlanta Winter Wine Festival returns to City Winery on Saturday, Jan.18.

On Monday, Jan. 20, people across the nation will pause and reflect on the influential life that Martin Luther King Jr. led.

From science, to history, to nature and even adult science nights, Fernbank Museum has something for all interests.

What better way to celebrate the start of a new decade than with a giant New Year’s Eve fireworks display right off the BeltLine?

As we approach a new decade, folks can’t help but celebrate like it’s one of the best decades in American history, the 1920s.

To kick off the holiday countdown, Skate the Sky Dec. 13 at The Roof at Ponce City Market. 

On Dec.14, it’s officially time to start celebrating Christmas like it’s going out of season.

On Sunday, Dec. 15, pack up the family and head to Larkin on Memorial for the inaugural Holiday Block Party, from 11AM-2PM. Festivities will include a Mini Farmer’s Market at Grant Park Market, a pop-up cycling class from Vibe Ride and light refreshments.

On Dec. 16, the Atlanta Christkindl Market will be on display in the heart of downtown, enchanting the city with authentic German food and beverages, as well as entertainment and events.

On Dec. 22, learn to make holiday cookies, from scratch to finished product in your belly, from one of Atlanta’s favorite restaurants. Join Midtown’s Cooks & Soldiers 3-5PM for a hands-on holiday cookie making class. 

Atlanta has no shortage of festive activities to enjoy during the holiday season, including Night Market at The Home Depot Backyard outside Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Slow Food Atlanta’s Terra Madre Day Potluck returns on Monday, Dec.9.

With holiday shopping in full swing, it can be tempting to head to large retail shops or online to get through your gift-giving list.

Come celebrate the holiday season at several unique, bone-chilling December events at America’s top haunt, NETHERWORLD Haunted House.

There’s plenty to do Thanksgiving Day and throughout the weekend.

Sean Palani founded Atlanta Guys Dinner Group as an opportunity for his friend and colleague network to give back while simply gathering around a dinner table to connect and enjoy good food.

Grab your sweaters and Santa hats for the annual Vinings Jubilee Christmas Tree Lighting on Thursday, Dec. 5, from 6-8PM. An evening ideal for the whole family, it’s a perfect start to the holiday season. 

Bernie Taupin is best known as the writer behind Elton John’s biggest hits. A lifelong visual artist, in the early ’90s, he shifted the main focus of his creative endeavors to painting.

His first cookbook, “Heritage,” was a New York Times bestseller and a James Beard Award winner. Now, he’s back for round two. 

As if we didn’t already have enough excuses to visit Mercedes-Benz Stadium, next weekend on Nov. 15 and Nov. 17, ATLive is showcasing some of the best in country and alternative music.

Temperatures are dropping, which means it’s time for comfort food –  fried chicken, apple pie and yes, chili.

TFTI (Thanks for the Invite) is popping up this November at Lenox Square in Atlanta.

This weekend marks the 9th annual Chastain Park Arts Festival, and over 185 artists are set to showcase their works.

Atlanta has no shortage of grown-up ghoul and goblin Halloween events.