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Stay up to date on things to do and events in Atlanta today, this week and this weekend. Whether you’re into live music, food and wine, sports or family-friendly entertainment, Atlanta events offer nonstop fun for everyone.
Search the Atlanta events calendar below or explore our annual festivals and seasonal events taking place throughout the year. If you’re in ATL now, make sure you see what’s happening today, this week and find things to do this weekend so you don’t miss any one-of-a-kind Atlanta events.
Atlanta Beltline Halloween Night Bar Crawl
Beltline10/31/26
Buckhead Creepy Crawl HALLOWEEN
Neighborhood10/31/26 – 11/1/26
Frankenstein’s Mad Scientist Cocktail Lab
Drinks10/31/26
FREE Atlanta Home & Remodeling Show, October 2026
Home ToursMultiple dates until 11/01/2026
ArtWell Farmers Market
ShoppingMultiple dates until 01/24/2027
The Toy Factory Atlanta
Family & Kids10/31/26 – 11/29/26
Family Game Night at Switchman Hall
Family & KidsEvery Friday until 12/18/2026
The Art of Banksy: “Without Limits”
Arts & TheatreDaily until 01/10/2027
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