Events

As we gear up for 2020, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival prepares to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The inaugural festival welcomed over 1,900 film-goers in 2000, and the organization has been entertaining audiences and fostering community dialogue ever since. 

Between Refinery29’s 29Rooms and Santa’s Fantastical, one thing is clear: Atlantans love an immersive pop-up.

Cirque Du Soleil has returned to Atlanta with its newest show, “VOLTA,” under the big top at Atlantic Station.

If you’re looking for a family-friendly activity to get into the fall spirit, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, located in Midtown, has you covered.

It’s the spookiest time of the year, and that means ghosts, gore and getting your most elaborate costume ready for the Little Five Points Halloween Festival and Parade beginning at 12PM on Saturday, Oct. 19

Atlanta couple Scott Chunlamany and Alex Miller created The Art of Real Estate Restoration (AoRE) out of a love for their city and the arts community.

Want to enjoy oysters, barbecue and boozy drinks, all for a good cause? Look no further than Landlocked 3 Oyster and BBQ Festival, taking place Sunday, Oct. 20 from 3-7PM at Decatur’s Color Wheel Studio.

The 49th annual Atlanta Pride, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, is just around the corner.

Move over Oktoberfest … Chalktoberfest is arriving in Marietta Square Oct. 12-13 and may give you a run for your money.

On Thursday, Oct. 10, enjoy the soulful sounds of internationally-known jazz artist Jabari Walker during the Vinings Jubilee fall concert.

The Battery Atlanta offers the perfect fall day and evenings during these fun, family-friendly events.

Head to Atlanta Motor Speedway Oct. 12-13 for the third annual Atlanta Air Show, and watch firsthand flight performances from America’s top military and civilian pilots.

Over the past 130 years in Atlanta, Hillside’s mission and location have evolved while one thing has remained consistent: its focus on making a difference in the lives of children and families.

In celebration of 40 years of arts leadership, Fulton County Arts & Culture is bringing

Holy schnitzel. Prepare your appetite for pretzels, beer and sausage. Atlanta’s biggest German-themed party, Oktoberfest, returns

Our city is known for many things – history, sports, food, events, etc. – but sometimes, we forget

To NETHERWORLD’s credit, it took them under a minute to elicit a piercing shriek from my

Can you imagine sharing a moment of quiet with your local community while sitting among the most colossal animals to…

This week marked the start of my favorite season. That means pumpkin everything, cooler weather and Oakland Cemetery’s annual fall…

Even though summer is over, Atlanta still has plenty to offer by way of outdoor events. The Night Market, kicking…

Opa! It’s that time of year again, and Atlanta’s Greek Orthodox community is opening its doors for the Atlanta Greek…

Gather your brunch gang, and get ready to pop the bubbly. The Atlanta Mimosa Festival returns to Historic Fourth Ward Park from 1-5PM on Saturday, Sept. 28.

Stone Mountain Park is gearing up to host families for a glowing good time during the annual Pumpkin Festival, taking place Friday-Sunday, Sept. 21 through Nov. 3.

Many associate festival season with summer, but Atlanta has no shortage of fun events to enjoy the cooler(ish) months as well. Two of the city’s popular fall events take place on Sept. 21 within a short distance of each other at no cost.

On Sunday, Sept. 15, some of Atlanta’s favorite chefs will step out of the kitchen for one night and bring their skills to Sunday Supper during the 10th annual Southern Chefs Potluck.

SCAD Animation Fest returns for a third year to SCADshow in Midtown. From Thursday, Sept. 26, to Saturday, Sept. 28, the event will feature panels with amazing guests, special screenings, intriguing presentations and industry-based discussions.

This Halloween season is going green as the famous Broadway musical sensation “Wicked” flies back in to Atlanta’s Fox Theatre on Wednesday, Oct. 23.

The first day of fall may be Sept. 23, but I’m already looking forward to the spookiest season of the year. NETHERWORLD Haunted House recently revealed this year’s themes, and they’re not for the faint of heart.

One of Atlanta’s biggest weekends for events has arrived, and here are a few of our top picks for things to do.

The Decatur Book Festival is one of Atlanta’s best events – and not just because of the amazing literary offerings.