Events

It’s time for the inaugural race of the 2021 MotoAmerica season! Returning April 30-May 2 to Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta in Braselton, Georgia, the country’s premier motorcycle road racing series kicks off Friday with qualifiers followed by two full days of racing.

Hear ye, hear ye! Festival-goers, it’s time to reunite.

Festival season is upon us but will likely look different again this year.

For three decades, Atlanta restaurants have partnered with Open Hand Atlanta to support the mission of providing community members with healthy meals and nutrition education.

Ready to get your game on?Savannah College of Art and Design will host the annual SCAD GamingFest April 9-10.

Farmers Markets are abundant in Atlanta and the surrounding areas, so how to choose? Check out these that are top on our radar:• Brookhaven Farmers Market (Dekalb) — Now open, there are 40+ new and returning vendors each Saturday at this neighborhood market.

Dr.Martin Luther King, Jr.is known for inspiring change.

Runners, grab your shoes and head to the computer, registration for the 52nd annual AJC Peachtree Road Race is now open.

This spring local chef and author, Kevin Gillespie, is making house calls.by way of Zoom.

As an adult, you probably retired the idea of Easter egg hunting long ago, but Montaluce Winery is bringing it back with a grown-up twist.

On Saturday, March 6, nearly 50 breweries across Georgia will join in a state-wide celebration of Georgia craft beer.

Atlanta History Center continues its Author Talks series virtually, offering access to breakthrough, award-winning and bestselling authors.

Dahlonega, one of our favorite North Georgia getaways, is hosting its first-ever Chocolate Crawl through Sunday, March 8, at the best sweet shops in town.

Now through Monday, March 1, the California brand Jenni Kayne is hosting a pop-up store in the form of a 1956 renovated vintage Airstream right here in Atlanta.

Step inside Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and meet one of history’s greatest artists like never before.

Throughout February, the College Football Hall of Fame celebrates Black History Month with a new exhibit and web series.

February is full of holidays including Black History Month, Galentine’s Day, and Valentine’s Day, and the Reels on Wheels drive-in movie series is here to help celebrate.

Fitness and a good cause? Count us in.

It may still be cold in Atlanta, but spring is officially in the air.

For the first time, Atlanta-based “The Bert Show” will spread lots of holiday cheer by hosting a 30-minute ho, ho, ho-liday live stream benefiting Bert’s Big Adventure.

This Sunday, Dec.13 at 9:30AM, visit the Old City of Jerusalem with a free virtual tour.

Love the art of animation and want to learn more?

A cemetery probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind when thinking of holiday decorating.

Get ready to show off your jousting skills because The Georgia Renaissance Festival is back.

Get ready Atlanta, Santa Claus is officially coming to town and he’s stopping at The Battery Atlanta (virtually that is)!

Atlanta Beer Festivals, Atlanta Wine Festivals and Atlantic Station have partnered to present the first Atlanta Festival of Lights, a safe drive-thru holiday lights experience.

Ponce City Market and Skyline Park will have Halloween fun for all ages on Saturday, Oct. 31, with Halloween on the Roof.

If you’ve ever wondered what goes on when the zoo closes and the sun goes down, then Zoo Atlanta has the perfect opportunity to find out.

Attention haunt fans and fun-seekers! Haunt season at NETHERWORLD is officially underway with limited capacity and COVID-19 policies in place to ensure guest’s experiences are just as safe as they are spooky.

With programming fit for monsters (or humans) of all ages, Fernbank Museum’s Supernatural Science Fest is the place to celebrate Halloween all month.