Events

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.

Looking to switch up the typical Halloween plans? Marietta’s Root House Museum is offering Guided Flashlight Tours that will give guests some thrills with a side of education.

As the Atlanta Pride Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary, organizers have created an amazing lineup of engaging virtual programming.

It’s that time of year again when everyone gathers to enjoy beer, pretzels and bratwurst.

Through Nov. 1, Stone Mountain Park is the place for families to celebrate Halloween with fun for all ages during its annual Pumpkin Festival.

Lately, farmers’ markets are more popular than ever.

On Sept. 24, kick off the weekend early as Hard Rock Café Atlanta continues its Dinner & A Movie series with a showing of “Fast & Furious Presents Hobbs & Shaw.”

Atlanta Botanical Gardens is known for its innovative installations as well as its annual traditions like Garden Lights.

Sponsored by Georgia Commute Options, Biketober returns to Atlanta this fall for its eighth year challenging Atlantans to reunite with co-workers and friends to get fit, have fun and bike instead of drive throughout October.

Explore the Atlanta History Center’s newly reopened Entrance Gardens featuring 15,000 perennials during History After Hours on Sept. 24 from 5-8PM.

Opening Sept. 18, Atlanta History Center’s newest exhibition, “Atlanta ’96: Shaping an Olympic and Paralympic City” sheds light on many aspects of the Games that impacted our city and lives.

Looking for some socially distant fun to get you out of the house? Consider heading to Laugh Out Loud Outside, a curated weekly series of some of the best comedy our city has to offer from RoleCall Theater.

The 51st AJC Peachtree Road Race looks different this year.

There is something about running or walking in a race that creates a sense of community and camaraderie.

One positive to quarantine? I’ve had plenty of time while at home to brainstorm new interior design ideas and think about how I want to redecorate my space.

June is a time to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community worldwide during National Pride Month.

On June 27, live music returns in a new way.

Last month, ADAC and Harry Norman, REALTORS® took to Instagram Live with agent Erin Yabroudy and designers Carter Kay and Nancy Hooff to share their tips for getting a home market-ready and how designers and real estate agents can work together to benefit homeowners getting prepared to sell.

In need of some artistic inspiration? ABV, a local Atlanta art gallery, had to close the gallery doors but is now offering a 3D tour of its current exhibition through the click of a link.

Spring is finally in the air and we’re beyond ready to get outside and enjoy some sunshine. To celebrate the beginning of better weather (fingers crossed), we’ve gathered several of the top events happening in Atlanta this spring to enjoy.

The American Craft Show, featuring more than 230 handmade craft artisans, returns to Atlanta on March 13-15.

Sunday, March 8 is International Women’s Day, and what better way to celebrate and show support than by attending Community Farmers Markets’ annual Lady Locavores Awards Ceremony, which is dedicated to doing just that.

More than just a stair climb, Big Climb is an inspiring and motivating experience put on by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

The annual Atlanta Science Festival, presented by Delta Air Lines, will once again return to Atlanta March 6-21.

If you’ve been contemplating getting a tattoo, now might be the perfect time. The Atlanta Tattoo Arts Convention is coming to town March 6-8, and some of the top tattoo artists in the country will gather to give tattoos, host seminars and even compete.

It’s time to celebrate a drink that’s loved and consumed throughout the world with National Margarita Day on Saturday, Feb. 22.

Savannah College of Art & Design’s signature TV event, SCAD aTVfest, returns for its eighth year Feb. 27-29. If you’re a TV fan, in the industry or just on the hunt for something fun to do, you won’t want to miss it.