Events

The Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival returns to Blackburn Park this Saturday, March 25, and Sunday, March 26.

Every year participants in the AJC Peachtree Road Race look forward to crossing the finish line and receiving the year’s newly designed commemorative T-shirt.

As the weather warms and the days get longer, festival season is upon us.

Returning this March for its 20th anniversary, The Atlanta Preservation Center hosts “Phoenix Flies: A Celebration of Atlanta’s Historic Sites” from March 4-26.

Atlanta’s Battle for the Brain returns for its sixth year at the Coca-Cola Roxy.On Feb.

Atlanta Wine Festivals is hosting the 2023 Atlanta Winter Wine Festival on Saturday, Jan. 21.

One of the nation’s largest women-focused events, the Atlanta Women’s Expo will return to Cobb Galleria Centre on Nov. 12-13.

In need of some family-fun trick-or-treating around the city? An Atlanta staple, Boo at the Zoo begins this weekend.

The Atlanta Mimosa Festival returns to the Historic Fourth Ward Skate Park on Saturday, Oct. 22.

After two years of virtual celebrations, the Atlanta Pride Festival returns to Midtown Oct. 8-9 near Piedmont Park, offering festive enjoyment for the city’s LGBTQ+ community and allies.

Known throughout the city for its vibrant, seasonal floral arrangements, JJ’s Floral Shop is a favorite of many Atlantans.

The Decatur Beer Festival returns Saturday, Oct. 15 as the newly renamed ‘SUDS,’ which stands for “Simply Us Doing our Share.”

After its March postponement, the 26th Annual Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes returns Saturday, Oct. 1.

The Water Lantern Festival is coming to Atlanta’s Jim R Miller Park Saturday, Oct. 8.

The 54th Annual Yellow Daisy Festival returns to Stone Mountain Park this weekend. Taking place through Sunday, Sept. 11, more than 300 artists and crafters will be in attendance showcasing their work for attendees to appreciate and purchase.

The world’s leading breast cancer organization Susan G.Komen is on a mission.

The Atlanta Preservation Center is dedicated to preserving Atlanta’s history and educating locals and visitors.

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.