Events

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Two exciting drink events taking place this month offer the perfect way to round out the summer – the Atlanta Summer Wine Festival and Atlanta Cocktail Week.

August is here, which means a full lineup of incredible festivals for the city of Atlanta! Whether your biggest interests are food, the arts or culture, Atlanta is guaranteed to have a festival perfect for you this month.

Beat the Georgia heat and celebrate National Ice Cream Month at the annual Atlanta Ice Cream Festival on Saturday, July 23, from 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

Open-air concerts have returned to Pullman Yards this summer season.

The 53rd Annual AJC Peachtree Road Race returns this Fourth of July holiday.

In Atlanta, there are many events scheduled to take place in celebration of Juneteenth, including two full weeks of free programming at the historic Oakland Cemetery beginning June 18 through June 30. 

Sneakerheads, unite and mark your calendars – Sneaker Con is headed back to Atlanta Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26 and will take place at the Georgia Convention Center.

The Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame will host its 2022 Black Music Month Ceremony on June 18 at 2PM.

After a two-year-long hiatus due to the pandemic, the Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade is back and better than ever for its 12th year this Saturday, May 21.

The iconic Atlanta Jazz Festival returns this Memorial Day Weekend in Piedmont Park … This year’s lineup includes Kebbi Williams and the Wolfpack, T.C. Carson, Masego, The Baylor Project, Herbie Hancock and more. 

In its fifth year, the Acworth-Cobb Dragon Boat Festival will be held 9AM-4PM on Saturday, May 21, at Dallas Landing Park in Acworth.

To celebrate all mothers and mothers-to-be in Atlanta, eco-friendly baby store Happy Mango will spend Mother’s Day weekend hosting the grand opening of its new store at The Works. 

Springtime in Atlanta means flowers blooming, more outside time and, of course, picnics! There’s nothing better during picnics than homemade charcuterie boards and a glass of vino.

Ever wondered what it’s like to experience 190 mph motorbikes racing around a 12-turn, 2.54-mile course? Thanks to MotoAmerica and Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, there’s no need to wonder any longer.

Design enthusiasts rejoice – Atlanta Decorative Arts Center returns next week with its annual DESIGN ADAC and it’s not to be missed.

The Junior League of Atlanta is hosting its 25th Annual Tour of Kitchens from Friday, April 29 through Sunday, May 1.

Atlanta’s favorite spring festival returns this weekend, April 8–10, to Piedmont Park.

Calling LEGO fanatics of all ages – this weekend the Brick Fest Live fan experience will take place at Cobb Galleria from 9AM-5PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Gather the fam – the 2022 Cherry Blossom Festival is returning to Blackburn Park in Brookhaven this weekend, featuring two days of music, over 100 local and regional artists in the Artist Market, a Classic Car Show, snacks, sips and so much more.

Did you hear? Fandemic Tour, the ultimate pop-culture, “Walking Dead,” sci-fi/horror + comic mashup, arrives in Atlanta in just one week.

Atlanta is on the cusp of warmer weather, meaning spring festival-filled weekends are getting near.

Sip, Shop, Eat, an interactive pop-up shopping experience, is coming to Atlanta this month.

With fun always on tap, here are just a few of the Atlanta happenings coming up.

Making its Atlanta debut this spring, the illustrious Fandemic Tour will take over the Georgia World Congress Center March 18-20 for three days of exclusive, all-access fan experiences.

Does your holiday shopping list include someone who just can’t seem to get over Halloween? Look no further than these two upcoming events that haunt lovers won’t want to miss.

With winter quickly approaching, the Candlelight Concert series by Fever is the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season with family and friends.

Join Zoo Atlanta for its breathtaking new addition, IllumiNights – a nighttime lantern wonderland celebrating the beauty of the natural world.

Atlanta gets spooky with family-friendly Halloween festivities like Boo at the Zoo, Supernatural Science Series and the Great Pumpkin Fest.

Although the official Atlanta Oktoberfest event may not be happening this year, there are plenty of places around the city to celebrate the beloved German tradition.