Events & Festivals
Looking for Christmas events and activities in Atlanta? Check our our listing of holiday events for families and children.
In addition to special events and festivals, there are also many places to see Christmas lights in Atlanta throughout the season.
Looking for restaurants serving Thanksgiving dinner in Atlanta? Check out our list of options for Thanksgiving dinners and buffets. There are many choices available for those who prefer not to cook or don't have a place to host dinner. Below are some of our favorites.
Find an Atlanta Christmas light display and spread some holiday cheer with family and friends. Most light displays begin in Mid-November.
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Oktoberfest is a holiday for those who love to drink. The St. Patrick's Day of the fall, this holiday celebrates German heritage with beer and brats. Looking for a way to celebrate in Atlanta? Check out of list of Oktoberfest events.
Friends, food, fireworks and fun. Check out our guide to Atlanta's Fourth of July events.
Find Father's Day events, dinner and brunch specials in Atlanta, Georgia.
Memorial Day Weekend events, celebrations and ceremonies in Atlanta, GA.
Announcing the 2009 Screen on the Green schedule for the movie event held in Centennial Park in Atlanta.
Every year Atlanta celebrates spring at the Dogwood Festival with music, food and a large artists market.
Find events and restaurants to celebrate Mother's Day in Atlanta.
A listing of Easter Egg Hunts, activities and events going on in metro Altanta.
St. Patricks Day may be a Tuesday, but that doesn't mean there's no party. There are a number of events taking place around Atlanta in celebration of March 17.
Photos from The Ringling Brothers Over The Top in Atlanta at Philips Arena.
New Years Eve is a night when everyone gets decked out and celebrates with friends old and new. This list includes Atlanta's hottest New Years Eve events and parties
Each year, communities gather outside to kick off the Christmas season at one of the many tree lighting festivals around Atlanta. Get the scoop on your local celebration.
Whether you're red or blue, there will be plenty of places around town to gather with fellow supporters, share some food and drink and watch the results.
Halloween gives everyone a chance to be someone else, if only for one night. Atlanta plays host to some wild Halloween parties, with costume contests, live music and more!
Dialog in the Dark is an exhibit designed to simulate what it would be like to be blind, causing you to have to rely on senses other than your vision.
As Labor Day passes and school buses returning to the roads, signs of fall are everywhere. Soon the leaves will begin to change and everyone will look for opportunities to get outside and enjoy the cooler weather. Here is a roundup of festivals in the Atlanta area taking place in September and October.
The Dogwood Festival is held in Atlanta each spring and features entertainment, crafts, vendors and festival food.
Each year the Taste of Atlanta gives foodies a chance to taste the best from Atlanta's top restaurants, all in one place.
The Chick-fil-A Bowl is hosted in Atlanta each year, bringing top ACC and SEC football teams to the Georgia Dome. Many events surround the game, including a parade through downtown.
