• Virginia Highland Summerfest – June 7–8, 2025
  VHCA Summerfest

• Piedmont Park Ice Cream Festival – July 26, 2025
  Atlanta Ice Cream Festival

• Piedmont Park Arts Festival – August 16–17, 2025
  Piedmont Park Arts Festival

• Grant Park Summer Shade Festival – August 23–24, 2025
  Summer Shade Festival

• Reynoldstown Wheelbarrow Festival – September 13, 2025
  Wheelbarrow Festival

• Kirkwood Wine Stroll – September 19, 2025
  Kirkwood Wine Stroll

• East Atlanta Strut – September 27, 2025
  East Atlanta Strut

• Adair Park Porches and Pies – October 4, 2025
  Porches & Pies Fest

• Candler Park Fall Fest – October 4–5, 2025
  Candler Park Fall Fest

• Oakhurst Porchfest – October 11, 2025
  Oakhurst Porchfest

• Chomp and Stomp – November 8, 2025
  Chomp and Stomp

• Virginia Highland Winterfest – December 12–13, 2025
  Winterfest

• Inman Park Festival & Tour of Homes returns April 27–28 with a parade, artists market, and historic home tours. More info
• Celebrate Earth Day at Ponce City Market on Saturday, April 27, 10 a.m.–6 p.m., with eco-activism, DJs, and Smokey Bear. Event info here.
• The Atlanta Street Market on Edgewood kicks off Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 12–6 p.m. at 488 Edgewood Ave SE, featuring local vendors, food, music, and community vibes every Saturday. Event details
• Step back to 16th-century England at the Georgia Renaissance Festival, weekends through June 1. Tickets
• Explore tech and storytelling at the World of Coca-Cola’s new “Coca-Cola Stories” exhibit. Details
• Pinners Conference Atlanta takes place at Cobb Galleria Centre on April 25–26, featuring 100+ hands-on classes and over 250 shopping booths. Event details

• The Americano (Buckhead)
  Buffet brunch with carving stations, omelets, dessert, and kid activities like egg hunts and face painting.
  ⏰ 11:30am–2:30pm
• Brasserie Margot (Four Seasons Midtown)
  Luxe French brunch with live cooking and seasonal desserts.
  ⏰ 11am–3pm
• Brassica (Waldorf Astoria)
  Three-course prix-fixe brunch with elegant dishes and Easter egg hunts in the garden.
  ⏰ Egg hunts at 11:30am & 1:30pm
• Reverence (Epicurean Atlanta)
  Buffet with Southern dishes, carving & omelet stations, and Easter cocktails.
• The St. Regis Atlanta (Buckhead)
  Afternoon tea with pastries, tea sandwiches, and scones by the fire.
  ⏰ April 19 & 20, 12:30pm–3:30pm

  More Options:

• Easter Brunch at Park Tavern
• Bunny Brunch at TWO Urban Licks
• Easter Affair at Brasserie Margot
• Easter Brunch Buffet at Serena Pastificio
• Easter Brunch at Garden Room
• Easter Brunch at Hartley Kitchen
• Easter at Reverence
• Dumpling Brunch at Sweet Auburn BBQ
• Hoppy Hour at Vesper
  
  

• Atlanta Dogwood Festival
  Piedmont Park hosts this iconic spring festival featuring over 260 artists, live music, an international stage, and a kids’ village. Dogwood Alliance
• Georgia Renaissance Festival – Opening weekend in Fairburn with artisans’ markets, themed entertainment, and festival food.
• Criminal Records – Record Store Day
  Celebration includes a live performance by The Ocean Blue. Axios
•  World of Coca-Cola: “Coca-Cola Stories” Exhibit – AI selfie magic, vintage ads, soda fountain nostalgia, trivia, and historic artifacts.
  👉 More Info
• Atlanta Spring Wine Fest – April 12, Historic Fourth Ward Park. Wine tastings, music, and food vendors.👉 More Info
• Scott Antique Market – April 11–13, Atlanta Expo Center. Massive antiques and collectibles market.👉 More Info
• Monster Jam – April 12–13 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Monster truck madness and stunts.👉 More Info

• Celebrate 404 Day – April 4. Parade on Peachtree Street, celebration at Piedmont Park, and more all weekend long. | Event Calendar

• Panda Fest at Atlantic Station – April 5–6. Enjoy Asian food, performances, a 15-ft panda, bounce ring, and more than 100 vendors. | More Info

• Spring Festival on Ponce – April 5 (10am–5pm) & April 6 (11am–5pm). Olmsted Linear Park, featuring 125 artists, live music, food, and family activities. | More Info

• Carter Center Plant Sale – April 5 from 8am–1pm. Native plants, expert advice, and delivery options available. | More Info

• Fleurs de Villes: Downton Abbey at Phipps Plaza – Through April 6. Floral mannequins, live demos, pop-up flower market. Saturday from 11am–5pm. | More Info

• Run Like Hell 5K at Oakland Cemetery – April 5 at 5pm, followed by an after-party at Republic Social House. | More Info

• Oakland Spring Plant Sale & Spring to Life Festival – April 5, 9am–3pm (plant sale); 10am–5pm (family festival). Wildlife demos, food trucks, yoga, garden tours. | More Info

• Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival 5K takes place on Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 8:00 AM at Blackburn Park, 3493 Ashford Dunwoody Rd., Brookhaven, GA. More Info & Registration
• ‘Seas the Day’ at Georgia Aquarium March 22 | More Info
• Free Museum Admission Hack – Use a Fulton County Library card to get a 7-day pass for two at The Atlanta History Center.
• Avondale Estates Farmers Market 
• Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival – March 22-23, 2025 from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Georgia International Horse Park, Conyers, GA Enjoy cultural performances, arts and crafts vendors, and food booths celebrating the cherry blossom season.
• “We Say What Black This Is” Exhibit at Spelman College Museum of Fine Art” available to view through May 24, 2025.
• ‘Hot Jambalaya’ at Dad’s Garage – Murder mystery comedy set on a steamboat, running through March 29.

• St. Patrick’s Day Parade – The 141st annual parade celebrating Irish heritage with floats, bands, and dancers. – is March 15 along Peachtree Street in Midtown. (link)
• Paranormal Hauntlanta Convention – A convention for paranormal enthusiasts with guest speakers and workshops. – is March 14-16 at Lanier Island Resorts. (link)
• Free Museum Admission Hack – Use a Fulton County Library card to get a 7-day pass for two at The Atlanta History Center.
• Avondale Estates Farmers Market 
• Tossed Out Treasures – A shopping event for gently used items to support the Sandy Springs Society. – is March 14-16 in Sandy Springs, GA. (link)
• Atlanta Jewish Film Festival – Runs through March 16, screening 50 films at various theaters.
• Healthy Pets DeKalb – Free microchips, pet supplies, and vaccines for pets. – is March 15 in DeKalb County, GA. (link)

• Join us as we welcome the Spring Festival Season with the annual Oakhurst Wine Crawl in awesome Oakhurst Village, Decatur, Georgia! – Saturday 4pm – 7pm.
• Oyster Crawfish Festival Returns with Live Music Featuring THE GRINGOS at Park Tavern – Saturday March 8, 2025
• Martin Lawrence at State Farm Arena – Friday at 8 PM
• Atlanta Contemporary Jewelry Show at The Carter Center – March 9-10, showcasing handcrafted jewelry from 30+ artists.
• Free Museum Admission Hack – Use a Fulton County Library card to get a 7-day pass for two at The Atlanta History Center.
• Atlanta Botanical Garden Orchid Show – March 8-10, featuring expert talks, unique orchid sales, and stunning displays.
• Avondale Estates Farmers Market 
• Atlanta Jewish Film Festival – Runs through March 16, screening 50 films at various theaters.
• Hats of the King Family Women at Atlanta History Center – Year-long exhibit honoring the King family’s legacy.
•  Atlanta Home Show – March 7-9 at 2 Galleria Pkwy SE, Atlanta
• Queerly Beloved: The Oh-So-Gay Purim Cabaret by Out Front Theatre Company – Saturday at 7PM
• Kristen Cavallari – Buckhead Theatre – Friday at 7:30 PM

 Valentine’s Day in the Garden at Atlanta Botanical Garden: On Friday, Feb. 14, from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., enjoy a romantic evening with live jazz, dancing, and dining under the stars.

• Celebrate friendship, creativity, and the love that fills the air this February at this Galentine’s Craft Party! Whether you’re flying solo or surrounded by your besties, this special evening offers the perfect blend of fun, relaxation, and a little DIY magic.
• Bob Ross Paint & Sip Special Valentine’s Day Class – Dunwoody Nature Center – 2/14 at 6:30PM
• Avondale Estates Farmers Market 
• Titanic: An Immersive Voyage in Atlanta is an extraordinary expedition to the depths of the Titanic’s history. Life-sized recreations of rooms, immersive video animations, and 3D views place you onboard the ship as a passenger, offering an unparalleled experience to learn about one of history’s most iconic tragedies. –  Buy Tickets
• Valentine’s Weekend Screening of Dirty Dancing at Aurora Cineplex  https://www.fandango.com/aurora-cineplex-aawea/theater-page
• In honor of the deepest love of all, the love shared between gal pals, Atlantic Station will be throwing a full-blown Galentine’s Day event on Thursday, February 13, from 6:30pm-7:30pm. The team from Gussied Up Flower Truck will be providing a floral arrangement workshop. Galentine’s Day Celebration Tickets, Thu, Feb 13, 2025 at 6:30 PM | Eventbrite

• Avondale Estates Farmers Market 
• Druid Hills Presbyterian Church presents a FREE screening of “The Princess Bride”! Popcorn and a drink are included with admission! – Sunday at 1:30pm 
• Atlanta Botanical Gardens Symposium and Plant Sale – Saturday from 8am-4pm.
• Sullivan King at The Eastern – Saturday at 8PM
• Atlanta Wine Festivals presents Atlanta Winter Wine Festival Guardian Works – Saturday, January 25, 2025, 2 Sessions Session 1: 12pm-4pm, Session 2: 6pm-10pm 50+ Wines, small beer selection, live music, and DJ Qtip Tickets: $50 advance, $55 after Jan. 16, $65* day of event.
• Titanic: An Immersive Voyage in Atlanta is an extraordinary expedition to the depths of the Titanic’s history. Life-sized recreations of rooms, immersive video animations, and 3D views place you onboard the ship as a passenger, offering an unparalleled experience to learn about one of history’s most iconic tragedies.
• Put 2024 in your rearview mirror and roll down to Gateway Classic Cars for the first Caffeine and Chrome of the year! Join the last Saturday of the month from 9am to 12pm. Cruise in with your collectible or daily driver, enjoy free pastries and coffee (while supplies last). Open to the public, NO Admission Fee, and family/pet friendly.
• Stone Mountain Park is proud to host the third annual Lunar New Year Festival. This Asian-inspired festival pays tribute to the culture and New Year traditions of Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, and other countries that follow the lunar calendar. It features a special Lunar New Year Drone and Light Show on the largest screen in the world, a lighted parade, cultural craft activities, live entertainment, and other cultural elements.