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Atlanta Weekend Guide: November 17th

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Atlanta weekend guide:
November 17th - 19th

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  • November’s Friday Jazz at the High Museum of Art occurs Friday from 6 until 10 p.m. Enjoy a drink and light bites before heading to the galleries to explore the works on view. 
  • The First Voices Festival returns to 7 Stages Theatre on Friday and continues through Nov 24. The evening of Nov. 17 brings storytelling and music with Muscogee (Creek) elder and fine flute maker William Harjo. On Nov. 18 and 19, the soccer field in Little 5 Points will be filled with dancers, musicians, vendors and visitors to the only Pow Wow in the city of Atlanta. On Nov. 24, Plaza Theatre will screen “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World,” a documentary about the influence of indigenous people on rock ‘n’ roll.
  • Follow the yellow brick road to Atlanta because the Tony Award-winning musical The Wiz is headed to Fox Theatre for seven performances in November, 2023.
  • The new Cirque du Soleil show “Echo” runs at Atlantic Station through Jan. 21, 2024.
  •  The Alliance Theatre’s “A Christmas Carol” returns this weekend for its 34th year. This, the third year of the reimagined classic, runs through Dec. 24. 
  • Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse performs “The Tempest” starting Saturday and running through Nov. 26 (but not on Thanksgiving Day). A new exhibit, “In the City of Light: Paris, 1850–1920” is open at the High Museum of Art through the end of the year. 
  • The exhibit, “Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature” is open at the High Museum of Art and runs through Jan. 7, 2024.
  • The Atlanta Christkindl Market 2023 will be open this weekend in Buckhead Village then again, daily Nov. 24 through Dec. 24. The market brings German holiday traditions including culinary delights and handcrafted treasures.

More fun things!

  • Hapeville for the Holidays: Join in the park for the annual lighting of the tree! The evening is free and will include games, music, a snow play area, train rides, hot chocolate, cookies, and, of course, visits with Santa. (Tuesday Nov. 21st). 
  • Friday (17th) join the Atlanta History Center as they kick-off the holiday season with their second annual tree lighting ceremony of their 50 ft. tree with special performances followed by music, cash bar, pictures with Santa and more in the museum.
  • Barbie Dream Bar Cocktail Night at Battle and Brew: A night of nostalgic glitz, glamour and PINK drinks at the most iconic cocktail event of the year.
  • Garden Lights, Holiday Nights opens Saturday at Atlanta Botanical Garden and remains open through Jan. 14, 2024. 
  • The Georgia Festival of Trees opens on Saturday and continues through Nov. 26.  The Festival of Trees features a forest of Christmas trees available for auction, live music and entertainment, kids’ activities and games, gift shops from local artisans, food and more. Find it at the Georgia World Congress Center.
  • The Bell Tower Boutique at Oakland Cemetery is open on Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Browse through a curated selection that includes handmade silver jewelry, colorful birdhouses and handcrafted cutlery.
  • From November 6 through December 9, order your fresh and fragrant Fraser fir wreaths from Historic Oakland Foundation’s annual wreath sale and decorate your home or your family plot.

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  • IllumiNights: A Chinese Lantern Festival opens Friday at Zoo Atlanta. Enjoy a mile-long stroll of lanterns depicting the wildlife of our planet and creatures of our imagination, from luminous leopards to a towering fiery phoenix.
  • Wildwoods: AGLOW opens Friday at Fernbank Museum of Natural History and will remain open on select nights through Feb. 25, 2024. 
  • Winter Wonderland: Celebrations & Traditions Around the World opens Saturday at Fernbank Museum of Natural History and continues through Jan. 7, 2024. 
  • Rudolph soars back into town at the Center for Puppetry Arts with this faithful adaptation of the beloved 1964 stop-motion animated special. (Sensory Friendly showings also available!)
  • Georgia Aquarium is all decked out for the holidays, and even the critters are in on the fun. Beginning Friday and through Jan. 1, 2024, take in the sights and sounds of Holidays at Georgia Aquarium in the transformed atrium with festive music, winter-inspired projections and a 40-foot live tree. 
  • Stone Mountain Christmas kicks off the holiday season on Saturday with two new attractions: a new North Pole Experience and the arrival of Aurora the Princess of Light. Stone Mountain Christmas brings festive music, millions of dazzling lights, immersive walk-thru experiences and visits with popular holiday characters.
  • The Alliance Theatre presents “Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale” through Dec. 23. 
  • The exhibit Vikings: Warriors of the Sea opens at Fernbank Museum of Natural History on Saturday and runs through Jan. 1, 2024. 
  • Jurassic World: The Exhibition is open at Pullman Yards through the end of the year. Walk through Jurassic World and see a Brachiosaurus, a Velociraptor and Tyrannosaurus Rex. 

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  • Get ready for a reel good time on the square in downtown Decatur. The Screen on the Square Movie Series is here to bring you a lineup of family-friendly movies selected to delight audiences of all ages. (Nov 10th and December 1st) 
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Atlanta Weekend Guide: November 10th

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Atlanta weekend guide:
November 10th - 12th
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  • The new Cirque du Soleil show “Echo” runs at Atlantic Station through Jan. 21, 2024.
  •  The Alliance Theatre’s “A Christmas Carol” returns this weekend for its 34th year. This, the third year of the reimagined classic, runs through Dec. 24. 
  • The Queen’s Cartoonists synchronize their instruments to the music of cartoons during a performance at the Rialto Center for the Ats. While classic cartoons play on the screen, the musicians lead audiences through a world of virtuosic musicianship, multi-instrumental mayhem and comedy as they meticulously recreate the soundtracks.
  • The 2023 Higher Benefit Concert at the Kupcakerie in Grant Park is an inaugural gospel benefit concert that helps us raise funds for our need-based grants and merit-based scholarships.

  • Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse performs “The Tempest” starting Saturday and running through Nov. 26 (but not on Thanksgiving Day). 

  • A new exhibit, “In the City of Light: Paris, 1850–1920” is open at the High Museum of Art through the end of the year. 
  • The exhibit, “Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature” is open at the High Museum of Art and runs through Jan. 7, 2024.
  • Atlanta’s CDC Museum has opened the exhibit, “Ghosts of Segregation: Photographs of Rich Frishman.” The exhibit explores the lingering presence of segregation, slavery and institutional racism hidden in everyday American architecture. See it through May 24, 2024.
  • Every weekend through December (weather permitting), Creator’s Market sets up on the green at Atlantic Station. 

More fun things!

  •  Veteran’s Day Weekend is here. Check out a variety of Veteran’s Day events and be sure all the Veterans in your life enjoy a variety of freebies around town!
    – The 42nd annual Veterans Day Parade is happening on Peachtree Street between 15th Street and 4 Street on Nov. 11. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. 
    – The 2023 Georgia Veterans Day Observance Ceremony is happening 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Nov. 11 at Azadi Galleria at the Woodruff Arts Center in Midtown Atlanta. 
    – The City of Dunwoody is hosting its annual Veterans Day ceremony at 10 a.m. Nov. 11 at DeKalb Veterans Memorial at Brook Run Park. 
    – The City of Roswell is hosting a Veterans Honor Walk & Ceremony at the Roswell Area Park Pond at 9 a.m. Nov. 11
    – Six Flags Over Georgia is hosting Veterans Weekend Nov. 11 and 12. Veterans and active duty military personnel will receive complimentary park admission and parking when they present a valid military ID. 
    – Atlanta History Center is inviting all active-duty service members, veterans, their families and grateful community members to its Veterans Day Celebration from 9 a.m.to 4 p.m. Nov. 12. 
  • Come out to the Atlanta Mushroom Festival! Bring your family from out of town and have some fun at Wild Heaven West End Brewery & Gardens SATURDAY Nov. 25th! 12-7PM
  • The Atlanta Comic Convention invites all fans of comic books, toys and collectibles to the Atlanta Marriott Century Center/Emory Area Monday through Sunday.
  • Black Podcasters Weekend – 11/11 and 11/12
  • Not for the faint of heart, but a sure bet for Howl-oween lovers, Netherworld Haunted House  plans to continue scaring the bejeepers out of you through Nov. 11. 
  • Midtown Atlanta Food and Cocktail Tour – Multiple days until 12/31/2023

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  • Join GPB and PNC/Grow Up Great for Be My Neighbor Day at The Home Depot Backyard. This free family event invites kids to learn what it means to be a caring neighbor. Meet your local community helpers, enjoy hands-on activities, and say hello to Daniel Tiger at this grrr-ific event! Be My Neighbor Day is free to attend, but registration is requested.
  • Get ready for a reel good time on the square in downtown Decatur. The Screen on the Square Movie Series is here to bring you a lineup of family-friendly movies selected to delight audiences of all ages. (Nov 10th and December 1st) 
  • Wildwoods: AGLOW opens Friday at Fernbank Museum of Natural History and will remain open on select nights through Feb. 25, 2024. 
  • Rudolph soars back into town at the Center for Puppetry Arts with this faithful adaptation of the beloved 1964 stop-motion animated special.
  • Georgia Aquarium is all decked out for the holidays, and even the critters are in on the fun. Beginning Friday and through Jan. 1, 2024, take in the sights and sounds of Holidays at Georgia Aquarium in the transformed atrium with festive music, winter-inspired projections and a 40-foot live tree. 
  • Stone Mountain Christmas kicks off the holiday season on Saturday with two new attractions: a new North Pole Experience and the arrival of Aurora the Princess of Light. Stone Mountain Christmas brings festive music, millions of dazzling lights, immersive walk-thru experiences and visits with popular holiday characters.
  • The Alliance Theatre presents “Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale” through Dec. 23. 
  • Emotions at Play with Pixar’s “Inside Out” is open at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta. The exhibit, based on the Disney and Pixar animated feature “Inside Out” and runs through Jan. 7, 2024.  
  • The exhibit Vikings: Warriors of the Sea opens at Fernbank Museum of Natural History on Saturday and runs through Jan. 1, 2024. 
  • Jurassic World: The Exhibition is open at Pullman Yards through the end of the year. Walk through Jurassic World and see a Brachiosaurus, a Velociraptor and Tyrannosaurus Rex. 

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Upcoming:

  • Through Nov. 12, the World of Coca-Cola is extending a special invitation to the members of the military. Active duty, reserves and retirees can enjoy a visit to World of Coca-Cola free of charge year-round, but to honor Veterans Day, from Friday until Nov. 12, members of the Armed Forces may purchase up to four general admission tickets at half-price. The discounted tickets can be purchased online starting on Nov. 1 using the promo code VETS2023. Members will be asked to present their valid Armed Forces ID when they arrive.
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Atlanta Weekend Guide: November 4th

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November 3rd-5th

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  • Enjoy creative fun for all ages the HIGH on the first Saturday of every month! First Saturday incorporate arts programming for everyone. Friends and families of any age can experiment, play, and make art in studio workshops and learn about art on view through gallery tours. Whether you’re joining Toddler Saturday, Studio Sessions, or Teen Art Afternoon, there is something for everyone, every month, at the High.
  • The new Cirque du Soleil show “Echo” opens under the big top at Atlantic Station on Sunday. With performances through Jan. 21, 2024.
  • Atlanta Symphony Orchestra music director Nathalie Stutzmann conducts Brahms, Rachmaninov and Dvořák Thursday and Sunday. 
  • The Atlanta Contemporary Jewelry show is open Friday through Sunday at the Carter Center. Shop hand-crafted pieces by 30 contemporary jewelry artists. Doors open at 10 a.m. and remain open until 5 p.m.
  • Sunday, November 5th at Boggs Social & Supply: Boggs Social’s Four Year Anniversary Party 
  • Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse performs “The Tempest” starting Saturday and running through Nov. 26 (but not on Thanksgiving Day). 
  • The exhibit, “Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature” is open at the High Museum of Art and runs through Jan. 7, 2024.
  • Atlanta’s CDC Museum has opened the exhibit, “Ghosts of Segregation: Photographs of Rich Frishman.” The exhibit explores the lingering presence of segregation, slavery and institutional racism hidden in everyday American architecture. See it through May 24, 2024.
  • Every weekend through December (weather permitting), Creator’s Market sets up on the green at Atlantic Station. 

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For the family:

  • Join the Children’s Museum for Día de Muertos on Saturday, November 4 during Session A and B.
  • The Atlanta Fair is cruising into town once again from OCT 6 – NOV 5, 2023, across from the Georgia State Stadium
  • The Alliance Theatre presents “Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale” through Dec. 23. 
  • Emotions at Play with Pixar’s “Inside Out” is open at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta. The exhibit, based on the Disney and Pixar animated feature “Inside Out” and runs through Jan. 7, 2024.  
  • The exhibit Vikings: Warriors of the Sea opens at Fernbank Museum of Natural History on Saturday and runs through Jan. 1, 2024. 
  • Jurassic World: The Exhibition is open at Pullman Yards through the end of the year. Walk through Jurassic World and see a Brachiosaurus, a Velociraptor and Tyrannosaurus Rex. 
  • The Halloween exhibit Woodland Spirits opens at Fernbank Museum of Natural History on Saturday and runs through Nov. 5. Woodland Spirits evokes mystery, adventure and imagination through commissioned sculptures created by artist Laura Lewis. This outdoor exhibit puts you face-to-face and nose-to-snout with ghostly “visitors” lurking among the trails

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Upcoming:

  • Starting Friday and through Nov. 12, the World of Coca-Cola is extending a special invitation to the members of the military. Active duty, reserves and retirees can enjoy a visit to World of Coca-Cola free of charge year-round, but to honor Veterans Day, from Friday until Nov. 12, members of the Armed Forces may purchase up to four general admission tickets at half-price. The discounted tickets can be purchased online starting on Nov. 1 using the promo code VETS2023. Members will be asked to present their valid Armed Forces ID when they arrive.
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Atlanta Weekend Guide: October 6th

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  • Start your weekends unwinding with live musical performances in The Plaza at Colony Square every Friday through October 20th.
  • Every Saturday until Oct 15, zoo goers can enjoy the Goat Painting Wild Encounter at Zoo Atlanta. Join the animal care team and “VanGoat” the artist during a painting session. Your group chooses two colors for this unique work of art, and gets to take home the painting.
  • Get ready to be mesmerized by the enchanting melodies of The Luxardo String Quartet at the beautiful Millennium Gate Museum Colonnade. Date: Saturday, September 16, 2023; 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM (near Atlantic Station). Bring your own seating.
  • Atlanta 50 Years of Hip-Hop Experience is open at Underground Atlanta — ACVB Visitors Center through Nov. 1. The Experience is an immersive journey through Atlanta’s impact and legacy of hip-hop. 
  • Elevate Atlanta 2023 continues this weekend with the exhibit showcasing women photographers and their documentation of hip-hop culture. The exhibit is open through Oct. 28 at Gallery 72 at 72 Marietta St. Also this weekend, on Friday at 9 p.m. at 529 Bar, Stay Productive presents a gathering of Atlanta hip-hop producers and special guests.
  • A Day at Dairies– A Vintage and Handmade Pop-Up – Sunday Octobner 8th
  • Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse opens “Dracula: The Failings of Men” on Saturday. The play will run through Oct. 31. 
  • The Balzer Theater at Herren’s (Theatrical Outfit) is showing “Passing Strange” through Oct. 22. “
  • Every weekend through December (weather permitting), Creator’s Market sets up on the green at Atlantic Station. The market features more than a dozen vendors selling hand-crafted products including jewelry, home décor, soaps and candle
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More fun things!

  • The Fall Festival on Ponce returns to Olmsted Linear Park Saturday and Sunday. Look through 125 displays of local and regional fine art and crafts along with folk and outsider art.  There will be local food trucks, beverages, a children’s play area, live acoustic music and much more. 
  • The Oakland Cemetery tour, Malts and Vaults: Where Beer Meets History is Saturday. The hour-long tours begin at 2, 3 and 4 p.m. Each ticket includes a complimentary beer.
  • Also at Oakland this weekend, the Pumpkin Patch returns. Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. You may purchase pumpkins, pose for photos, enjoy family-friendly crafts and activities at the children’s festival area and shop for seasonal decor, treats and handmade goods at the Museum Store gift shop and Harvest Market.
  • Scarecrows in the Garden – Atlanta Botanical Garden – Through October 31st – Scarecrows in the Garden brings to the Garden dozens of creations by local artists, crafters, youth groups and more. Entrants and visitors will delight in discovering their own personal favorites.
  • Pumpkin Centerpiece Workshop – Saturday at 6:30 in Decatur
  • The Halloween exhibit Woodland Spirits opens at Fernbank Museum of Natural History on Saturday and runs through Nov. 5. Woodland Spirits evokes mystery, adventure and imagination through commissioned sculptures created by artist Laura Lewis. This outdoor exhibit puts you face-to-face and nose-to-snout with ghostly “visitors” lurking among the trails
  • Not for the faint of heart, but a sure bet for Howl-oween lovers, Netherworld Haunted House opens for the spooky season on Friday and plans to continue scaring the bejeepers out of you through Nov. 11. 
  • Midtown Atlanta Food and Cocktail Tour – Multiple days until 12/31/2023
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Atlanta Weekend Guide: Sept 29th

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  • Elevate Atlanta 2023 continues this weekend with the exhibit showcasing women photographers and their documentation of hip-hop culture. The exhibit is open through Oct. 28 at Gallery 72 at 72 Marietta St. 
  • This weekend, on Saturday at 8 p.m., Tipsy Taggin’ conducts a course on graffiti art paint at Best End Brewing.
  • The Sweet Auburn Music Festival celebrates 50 years of hip-hop Saturday and Sunday in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood. The festival blends music, people, food, entertainment and culture. Music at this family gathering features R&B, gospel and alternative sounds. 
  • Out on Film, Atlanta’s LGBTQ film festival, begins on Thursday and runs through Oct. 1. The festival showcases approximately 150 narratives, documentaries and short films. 
  • Explore new frontiers of digital creativity at SCAD AnimationFest 2023!
  • Atlanta 50 Years of Hip-Hop Experience is open at Underground Atlanta — ACVB Visitors Center through Nov. 1. The Experience is an immersive journey through Atlanta’s impact and legacy of hip-hop. You’ll see photography exhibits, custom artwork and memorabilia. 
  • Every Saturday until Oct 15, zoo goers can enjoy the Goat Painting Wild Encounter at Zoo Atlanta. Join the animal care team and “VanGoat” the artist during a painting session. Your group chooses two colors for this unique work of art, and gets to take home the painting.
  • The Atlanta Opera and the Alliance Theatre present Stephen King’s “The Shining,” starting Saturday and running through Oct. 1. 
  • Doraville Civic Center presents The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time 9/21/23 – 10/1/23
  • Every weekend through December (weather permitting), Creator’s Market sets up on the green at Atlantic Station. The market features more than a dozen vendors selling hand-crafted products including jewelry, home décor, soaps and candles

More fun things!

  • Fall Fest in Candler Park returns with music, art, kids’ activities, food, and Sweetwater beverages! All FREE on September 30th and October 1st in Candler Park.
  • Mark your calendars for BBQ & Bands on September 30th from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. We are excited to share that BBQ & Bands is being brought to you this year by presenting partner, Ford’s BBQ. Proceeds from the festival will continue to benefit The Solarium at Historic Scottish Rite and their Community Grant Program. This year’s festival will feature FREE entry, a variety of BBQ and food options, beer, live music, a vendor marketplace, and more. Tasting and sip tickets will be available for purchase at the event.
  • Stop at Piedmont Park Saturday and Sunday to enjoy the Atlanta African Caribbean Festival. You won’t want to miss the African vs. Caribbean culture clash including Michael Blackson (comedian/actor) vs. Majah Hype (comedian/actor), and Mr. Vegas (dance hall musician) vs. Rotimi (actor/recording artist).
  • Historic Castleberry Hill is having an Urban Regatta on Saturday. On tap: the #bikeboat street race, an artist market and pop-up events.
  • The A3C Conference is in Atlanta at multiple locations starting Thursday and running through Sunday. Expect music, technology, panel discussions, fireside chats, meet and greet sessions, and photo opportunities.
  • The Halloween exhibit Woodland Spirits opens at Fernbank Museum of Natural History on Saturday and runs through Nov. 5. Woodland Spirits evokes mystery, adventure and imagination through commissioned sculptures created by artist Laura Lewis. This outdoor exhibit puts you face-to-face and nose-to-snout with ghostly “visitors” lurking among the trails
  • Not for the faint of heart, but a sure bet for Howl-oween lovers, Netherworld Haunted House opens for the spooky season on Friday and plans to continue scaring the bejeepers out of you through Nov. 11. 
  • The Atlanta Arab Festival celebrates all things Arabic at the Alif Institute Saturday and Sunday. 
  • Midtown Atlanta Food and Cocktail Tour – Multiple days until 12/31/202

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Atlanta weekend guide: Sept 22

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THings to do in atlanta this weekend:
September 22 - 24

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  • East Atlanta Strut is this Saturday and uses a “porchfest” model to show off the entire neighborhood, which is rich with artists, musicians and fun-loving neighbors who will welcome you to their yards. 
  • If you love cars or have a cool one you want to show off, be sure to join the East Atlanta Roll on Friday as well!
  • Oakland Cemetery’s annual Sunday in the Park party is this Sunday. Spend a relaxing day in this oasis, enjoying live music, food and beverages, an artist market, the annual historic costume contest and a kids’ activity area.
  • The annual Peachtree Corners Festival is a two-day free community festival features arts & crafts exhibitors, a classic car show, live music, kids activities and lots of great food options! Free parking is also available for the festival.
  • The 11th Atlanta Food & Wine Festival starts Tuesday and runs through the weekend. Headquarters is Historic Old Fourth Ward Park. More than 150 chefs, sommeliers, mixologists and industry insiders make it an event that is all about deliciousness. Enjoy walk-around tastings and cozy gourmet gatherings.
  • Not for the faint of heart, but a sure bet for Howl-oween lovers, Netherworld Haunted House opens for the spooky season on Friday and plans to continue scaring the bejeepers out of you through Nov. 11. 
  • Fall brings the annual Pumpkin Festival to Stone Mountain Park beginning Saturday and running through Oct. 29. 
  • Little 5 Points Business Association presents L5P Patio Parties which will include Bands, Wellness weekends, Comedians, Dance Parties, Open Mics, Poetry, Psychics, and many other unique events. 
  • Every Saturday until Oct 15, zoo goers can enjoy the Goat Painting Wild Encounter at Zoo Atlanta. Join the animal care team and “VanGoat” the artist during a painting session. Your group chooses two colors for this unique work of art, and gets to take home the painting.
  • Midtown Atlanta Food and Cocktail Tour – Multiple days until 12/31/2023
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  • Mark your calendars for BBQ & Bands on October 22 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. We are excited to share that BBQ & Bands is being brought to you this year by presenting partner, Ford’s BBQ. Proceeds from the festival will continue to benefit The Solarium at Historic Scottish Rite and their Community Grant Program. This year’s festival will feature FREE entry, a variety of BBQ and food options, beer, live music, a vendor marketplace, and more. Tasting and sip tickets will be available for purchase at the event.

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Atlanta weekend guide: Sept 16

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THings to do in atlanta this weekend:
September 15 - 17

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  • Music Midtown returns to Piedmont Park this weekend with a stellar lineup of performers. 
  • Mark your calendar! Hapeville Happy Days returns for two nights of FREE live music at Jess Lucas Park on September 15 and 16! 
  • The Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces presents the Buckhead Fine Arts Festival Saturday and Sunday at Buckhead Village. Running 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Sunday, the festival features approximately 100 painters, photographers, sculptors, metalworkers, glass artists, jewelers and more. Enjoy artist demonstrations and live acoustic music.
  • The Atlanta Opera and the Alliance Theatre present Stephen King’s “The Shining,” starting Saturday and running through Oct. 1. 
  • On Friday, the High Museum of Art opens the exhibit, “A Long Arc: Photography and the American South since 1845.” 
  • Friday Jazz at the High Museum of Art welcomes jazz lovers from 6 until 10 p.m. on Friday. 
  • The OYE! Fest at Underground Atlanta is all about musica en vivo, arte, comida y mas. It runs Sunday from 3 until 11 p.m.
  • Horizon Theatre presents “Rooted” starting Friday and running through Sept. 24. 
  • “English” is playing on the Hertz Stage through Sept. 17.
  • Shakespeare Tavern opens “Troilus and Cressida” on Saturday. It will run through Sept. 24.
  • “Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley: Let the World See,” opens at the Atlanta History Center on Saturday and runs through Sept 17. 
  • Every weekend through December (weather permitting), Creator’s Market sets up on the green at Atlantic Station. The market features more than a dozen vendors selling hand-crafted products including jewelry, home décor, soaps and candles.

More fun things!

  • Kirkwood Wine Stroll is Friday night from 7 to 10. We are hosting a pouring station and will see you there!
  • Fall brings the annual Pumpkin Festival to Stone Mountain Park beginning Saturday and running through Oct. 29. 
  • Caminar Latino celebrates Atlanta-area families who have overcome violence with a formal affair featuring live entertainment and a dinner at Georgia Aquarium. There will be an awards presentation highlighting people and businesses who have uplifted the Latino community in Atlanta, and a keynote speech by Maurice “Moe” Mitchell, co-host of the The Bert Show.”
  • Go on a safari at Zoo Atlanta Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. during Sippn’ Safari. The folks at Zoo Atlanta will be pouring a variety of wine samples as you enjoy evening wildlife viewing and live music. A limited selection of beer will also be available.
  • Little 5 Points Business Association presents L5P Patio Parties which will include Bands, Wellness weekends, Comedians, Dance Parties, Open Mics, Poetry, Psychics, and many other unique events. 
  •  Every Saturday until Oct 15, zoo goers can enjoy the Goat Painting Wild Encounter at Zoo Atlanta. Join the animal care team and “VanGoat” the artist during a painting session. Your group chooses two colors for this unique work of art, and gets to take home the painting.
  • Midtown Atlanta Food and Cocktail Tour – Multiple days until 12/31/2023
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  • Mark your calendars for BBQ & Bands on October 22 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. We are excited to share that BBQ & Bands is being brought to you this year by presenting partner, Ford’s BBQ. Proceeds from the festival will continue to benefit The Solarium at Historic Scottish Rite and their Community Grant Program. This year’s festival will feature FREE entry, a variety of BBQ and food options, beer, live music, a vendor marketplace, and more. Tasting and sip tickets will be available for purchase at the event.

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THings to do in atlanta this weekend:
September 8 - 10

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  • John Cusack announced his return to Atlanta Symphony Hall on Sunday, September 10, 2023 for a screening of Grosse Pointe Blank and a Q&A to follow.
  • A new exhibit, “In the City of Light: Paris, 1850–1920” opens at the High Museum of Art on Friday. 
  • The exhibit, “The Many Lives of Andrew Young” is on display at The Carter Presidential Library and Museum through Oct. 1. 
  • Summer Tunes Concert with Chris Hart, James Lavender, and Alexa Laine! – Friday, September 8 · 7:30 – 10pm EDT
  • Horizon Theatre presents “Rooted” starting Friday and running through Sept. 24. 
  • “English” is playing on the Hertz Stage through Sept. 17.
  • Shakespeare Tavern opens “Troilus and Cressida” on Saturday. It will run through Sept. 24.
  • “Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley: Let the World See,” opens at the Atlanta History Center on Saturday and runs through Sept 17. 
  • Every weekend through December (weather permitting), Creator’s Market sets up on the green at Atlantic Station. The market features more than a dozen vendors selling hand-crafted products including jewelry, home décor, soaps and candles.

More fun things!

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For the family:

Sports, fitness & outdoors:

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Plan ahead for these Coming soon events:

  • Mark your calendars for BBQ & Bands on October 22 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. We are excited to share that BBQ & Bands is being brought to you this year by presenting partner, Ford’s BBQ. Proceeds from the festival will continue to benefit The Solarium at Historic Scottish Rite and their Community Grant Program. This year’s festival will feature FREE entry, a variety of BBQ and food options, beer, live music, a vendor marketplace, and more. Tasting and sip tickets will be available for purchase at the event.
  • One of the best hidden gems of Atlanta Festivals, the Porches and Pies Festival in Adair Park will take place on Saturday September 9, 2023
  • The Reynoldstown Wheelbarrow Festival will take place on Saturday, September 9, 2023 from 11.30a-7p at Lang Carson Park.
  • Don’t forget to grab your Kirkwood Wine Stroll Tickets before the prices go up or tickets sell out!

Ongoing:

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Atlanta weekend guide: Sept 1

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THings to do in atlanta this weekend:
Labor Day Weekend

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  • A new exhibit, “In the City of Light: Paris, 1850–1920” opens at the High Museum of Art on Friday. 
  • Friday night brings Oasis to the High. Experience flow in yoga, practice art making and reflect with works of art.
  • Fourth Ward Historic Park is the site of the 14th annual Atlanta Hip Hop Day Festival, Saturday and Sunday.  Enjoy music on two stages, visit the vendors, grab a bite.
  • Horizon Theatre presents “Rooted” starting Friday and running through Sept. 24. 
  • The 2023 Essential Theatre Play Festival starts Friday at 7 Stages Theatre and runs through Sept. 3. 
  • The Atlanta Black Theatre Festival is a highly regarded marathon of curated entertainment. 
  • “Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley: Let the World See,” opens at the Atlanta History Center on Saturday and runs through Sept 17. 
  • If you want a crash course on Shakespeare, go to the Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse Aug. 5 through. Sept. 3 and let the Atlanta Shakespeare Co. educate you with the “Complete Works of William Shakespeare.” It’s an irreverent, high-speed romp thorough his 37 plays all performed by three actors. Trust us; it’s nothing like you’ve ever seen or heard before.
  • Every weekend through December (weather permitting), Creator’s Market sets up on the green at Atlantic Station. The market features more than a dozen vendors selling hand-crafted products including jewelry, home décor, soaps and candles.

More fun things!

  • Dragon Con descends on Atlanta starting Thursday and continuing through the weekend, with the really big parade right on Peachtree Street on Saturday. 
  • Atlanta Black Pride returns for its annual Labor Day weekend gathering. Attend the festival in Piedmont Park, participate in events especially for women and especially for men. Have fun.
  • The El Pum Pum Latin Festival brings Latin music to Lakewood Amphitheatre, but that’s not all. It’s also a cultural extravaganza, which includes The Pum Pum Market, full of unique crafts and goods from Latin artisans. Enjoy the festival from 2 until 5 p.m. on Sunday.
  • Fourth Ward Historic Park is the site of the 14th annual Atlanta Hip Hop Day Festival, Saturday and Sunday.  Enjoy music on two stages, visit the vendors, grab a bite.
  • Little 5 Points Business Association presents L5P Patio Parties which will include Bands, Wellness weekends, Comedians, Dance Parties, Open Mics, Poetry, Psychics, and many other unique events. 
  •  Every Saturday until Oct 15, zoo goers can enjoy the Goat Painting Wild Encounter at Zoo Atlanta. Join the animal care team and “VanGoat” the artist during a painting session. Your group chooses two colors for this unique work of art, and gets to take home the painting.
  • Midtown Atlanta Food and Cocktail Tour – Multiple days until 12/31/2023
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For the family:

  • Don’t miss the Dragon Con parade if you want to enjoy some free time with the kids and their favorite characters!
  • Children’s Museum of Atlanta celebrates Latinx Heritage Month and the return of Dragon Con to Atlanta with TinyCON® and a rich array of events. August 22nd to 31st.
  • At the High, it’s Toddler Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon. The creativity of the little ones will be engaged through exploration of monthly topics with related artwork, art-making activities and self-guided tours. On Saturday from 1 until 3 p.m. Family Art Escapes gives families an opportunity to create, collaborate and investigate in the museum. On Saturday from 2 until 4 p.m., it’s Teen Art Afternoon, where teens paint their own baguette tote.
  • “Aanika’s Elephants” is playing at Center for Puppetry Arts through Sept. 3. 
  • Jurassic World: The Exhibition is open at Pullman Yards through the end of the year. Walk through Jurassic World and see a Brachiosaurus, a Velociraptor and Tyrannosaurus Rex. 
  • Dino Safari A Walk Thru Adventure 6/1/23 – 9/4/23 at North Point Mall 
  • Immersive Disney Animation is an innovative celebration that takes you inside the greatest films of Walt Disney Animation Studios, from their very earliest, groundbreaking features to the beloved hit movies of today from 5/4/23 to 9/30/23.
  • “Shaun the Sheep: Flock this Way” opens Saturday at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta and runs through Sept. 4. 
  • Saturday at 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM Craft Time for Kids East Atlanta Library
  • Running through Sept. 4 at Fernbank Museum of Natural History, “Survival of the Slowest” is all about slow-moving animals. (Live sloth and other animals!)
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Sports, fitness & outdoors:

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Plan ahead for these Coming soon events:

  • Mark your calendars for BBQ & Bands on October 22 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. We are excited to share that BBQ & Bands is being brought to you this year by presenting partner, Ford’s BBQ. Proceeds from the festival will continue to benefit The Solarium at Historic Scottish Rite and their Community Grant Program. This year’s festival will feature FREE entry, a variety of BBQ and food options, beer, live music, a vendor marketplace, and more. Tasting and sip tickets will be available for purchase at the event.
  • One of the best hidden gems of Atlanta Festivals, the Porches and Pies Festival in Adair Park will take place on Saturday September 9, 2023
  • The Reynoldstown Wheelbarrow Festival will take place on Saturday, September 9, 2023 from 11.30a-7p at Lang Carson Park.
  • Don’t forget to grab your Kirkwood Wine Stroll Tickets before the prices go up or tickets sell out!

Ongoing:

Atlanta weekend guide: Sept 1 Read More »

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