Events

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.

Welcome to an incredible night of fine dining at the 6th annual MS Fine Wine & Dine for the Cure 2020.

Explore the wonders of science at the Atlanta Science Festival, presented by Delta Air Lines.

This Valentine’s Day, add a thrilling twist that your someone special won’t soon forget – a trip to NETHERWORLD Haunted House.

That’s right, Mardi Gras celebrations can be found right in Atlanta.

Calling all oyster lovers: Saturday, Feb.

Celebrate your love (or hate) for running with the Hearts & Soles 5K.

The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival (AJFF) officially returns for its milestone 20th anniversary on Feb.

One of the Southeast’s most anticipated beer events returns this weekend, and you can still snag your tickets.

On Dec.17, Santa’s Fantastical, a holiday hub filled with all things Christmas, is the place to be.

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.