Cool Things To Do in June in Atlanta

By Taylor Boser

Published May 20, 2025
Last Updated June 24, 2025

Summer is gearing up so get out your calendars because there are plenty of cool things to do in Atlanta in June.

Shows To See

Buckhead Theatre

anees – Homesick Tour 2025, June 6

David Bisbal – Back in the USA 2025, June 12

The Arcadian Wild, June 13

Mother’s Finest, June 14

Iration – Summer 2025, June 25

Fox Theatre

An Evening with Vince Gill, June 5

“Ain’t Too Proud:” The Life and Times of The Temptations, June 6-7

Ali Siddiq: In The Shadows Tour, June 13

Fridayy, June 19

Kansas & 38 Special with The Outlaws, June 21

“The Book of Mormon,” June 24-29

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Metallica’s M72 World Tour, June 3

State Farm Arena

Shakira, June 2

Wizkid, June 5

Lil Baby, June 7

WU-TANG FOREVER, June 11

UFC Fight Night, June 14

Birthday Bash ATL 2025, June 21

Tabernacle

Ice Nine Kills: Silver Scream-A-Thon, June 4-5

The Kooks – All Over the World Tour, June 7

Ramy Youssef: Love Beam, June 8

JET US TOUR 2025 with Band of Skulls, June 9

MELENDI – Tour 20 Años, June 11

BANKS – OFF WITH HER HEAD TOUR 2025, June 15

Coco Jones: Why Not More? Tour, June 21

Atlanta Braves Home Games at Truist Park

Atlanta Braves vs. Boston Red Sox, June 1

Atlanta Braves vs. Arizona Diamondbacks, June 3-5

Atlanta Braves vs. Colorado Rockies, June 13-15

Atlanta Braves vs. New York Mets, June 17-19

Atlanta Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies, June 27-29

Summer Fun

FIFA Club World Cup 2025

Mercedes-Benz Stadium will be busy this summer with the FIFA Club World Cup kicking off in June. This tournament features 32 teams. Purchase tickets for the matches here and use promo code “ACVB” for discounts on tickets.

The matches are:

Chelsea vs. Club Leon, June 16

Inter Miami vs. FC Porto, June 19

Manchester City vs. Al Ain FC, June 22

Round of 16 matches on June 29 and July 1

Quarterfinal match on July 5

Alice’s Wonderland at Atlanta Botanical Garden

Alice’s Wonderland, the stunning exhibit, is back at Atlanta Botanical Garden. Showing off fan-favorite characters like the Queen of Hearts, The White Rabbit and Alice, this is a must-see with the whole family. The exhibit runs through September 14.

Virginia Highland Summerfest

Celebrating all things summer, the Virginia Highland Summerfest will have live bands, art, good food and more. The Makers Market will feature handmade items including soaps, lotions, candles, items for your pets and snacks. The market is set for June 7 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and June 8 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be a 5k on June 7 at 8 a.m. with the starting location at Lanier Boulevard and Virginia Avenue.

Virginia Highland Farmers Market

There are only a few Sundays left to shop at the Virginia Highland Farmers Market. Vendors are selling everything from candles to fresh produce to organic juices. Plenty of businesses also sell fresh flowers. The farmers market is open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays through June 22.

Find other farmers markets around Atlanta here.

Atlanta Streets Alive

Enjoy a beautiful summer day on Peachtree Street during Atlanta Streets Alive. The road shuts down for cars allowing people to walk, bike or bring their furry friends on the street. The route goes from 15th Street to Upper Alabama Street. Mark your calendar for Sunday, June 22 from 2-6 p.m.

Flying Colors Butterfly Festival at Chattahoochee Nature Center

Get ready for the 26th annual Flying Colors Butterfly Festival June 7 and 8 at Chattahoochee Nature Center. Step into the enclosure with butterflies soaring all around. There will be pollinator experts and educators to teach you more about the lives of butterflies. Enjoy live entertainment, too. Chattahoochee Nature Center recommends purchasing tickets ahead of time. Butterfly Encounter is set for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 7 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 8.

Atlanta Fringe Festival

The second weekend of the annual Atlanta Fringe Festival takes place in Little 5 Point June 7-8. This year’s festival will feature 80 performance groups across 10 venues. It’s happening May 27 through June 8. The Kid Fringe is May 31-June 1. June 7-8 will feature a free, family-friendly series with performances and activities.

Locals Only Art Gallery

The ABV Gallery in East Atlanta Village has a new temporary exhibit showcasing work from more than 80 Atlanta artists. The Locals Only exhibit shows off Georgia’s vibrant culture, layered history and distinctive landscapes. Artists captured the spirit of the South in their work. It’s free to visit and artwork is available for purchase. The exhibit runs through July 13.

Fernbank Museum’s Spirit Guides Exhibit

This exhibit takes you through WildWoods at Fernbank highlighting ancient Mexican culture and contemporary art. Oaxacan artists Jacobo and María Ángeles designed these eight sculptures featuring imaginary hybrid animals, like the rabbit-deer, monkey-iguana and coyote-fish. Visit Fernbank to see the exhibit through August 3.

Juneteenth Atlanta Parade & Music Festival

Atlanta’s Juneteenth Parade & Music Festival celebrates freedom, unity and equality, and commemorate the emancipation of enslaved persons in America. Happening June 14-15 in Piedmont Park, the festival will have two entertainment stages playing soulful sounds. There will be local and international vendors selling merchandise, food to enjoy and cultural activities. Don’t miss the parade on June 14.

Lift Every Voice Drone & Light Show at Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain is hosting A Tribute to Juneteenth with their Lift Every Voice Drone & Light Show. The drones, lasers and fireworks will light up the sky showcasing Motown legends, Pop culture pioneers, Civil Rights heroes and sports icons. The show is happening Thursday, June 19 through Sunday June 22 at 9:30 p.m. every night.

Celebrate Juneteenth in Atlanta

Atlanta’s position as the heart of the Civil Rights Movement makes celebrating Juneteenth in our city even more special. Juneteenth Atlanta is a 10-year member of the National Juneteenth Observance Foundation, the driving force behind Juneteenth becoming a national holiday. There are plenty of ways to honor Black culture in Atlanta through our Juneteenth itinerary.

Tuna Cutting & Tasting at O by Brush

MICHELIN-starred restaurant O by Brush is hosting a tuna cutting & tasting experience to see Chef Jason Liang and his culinary team break down an entire bluefin tuna then serve eight courses. The event will be Wednesday, June 18 at 6 p.m. and seating is limited so reservations are available now.

Atlanta Taco & Tequila Bar Crawl

Taco and tequila lovers – this one’s for you. The 8th annual Atlanta Taco & Tequila Crawl returns June 7. A ticket to the bar crawl will include four free tacos, a Taco & Tequila Crawl koozie, discounted drink specials and professional photographer and videographer along the way. There will be a party bus available to take you between participating bars, but all bars are within walking distance.

Glow Nights at Georgia Aquarium

The Georgia Aquarium is transforming every night throughout summer with an experience inspired by the ocean’s bioluminescence.

Glow Nights start at 4 p.m. with live performances beginning at 5. There will be jugglers, aerialists, sway pole artists, unicyclists and more. The evening experience is happening every night through Aug 17.

Amore e Amore’s Under the Big Top Dining Experience

The circus is in full swing at Amore e Amore. While the decorations go above and beyond, there’s more to see throughout the month of June at this restaurant in Inman Park. There will be a tarot card reader on June 4, 6, 11, 13 and 24. A balloon artist will be there June 5, 12, 17, 19 and 28. Get your face painted on June 3, 8, 15, 22 and 26. Enjoy a magician on June 14, 20 and 27. Have a caricature artist create a work of art for you on June 7, 10, 18, 21, 25 and 29. Their Instagram page, @eatamoreatl, will have the most updated times for the activities.

Tree Tour: Inman Park Neighborhood Arboretum

This free event will take you through Inman Park showing off majestic old trees and understory trees that grow under larger trees. Learn about the history of the Inman Park neighborhood, Atlanta’s first planned residential suburb. Join the tour June 7 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Shriners International Imperial Session 2025 Parade

Shriners International hold their yearly Imperial Session every summer. This year, the parade is taking place in downtown Atlanta on Sunday, June 29. It will start at 7 p.m. and the map above shows the parade’s route.

Le Petit Chef at Grand Hyatt Atlanta

Enjoy dining with the world’s smallest chef, (a tiny, animated chef, projected onto a plate using 3D projection mapping, guides diners through a multi-course meal) standing at only 6 cm tall. Le Petit Chef has made its way to Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead serving a multi-course immersive dining experience. The Grand Menu includes burrata salad, saffron seafood cioppino, chicken ballotine, duo of Wagyu beef and Georgia peach crème brulee. There’s also the classic menu, vegetarian menu or kids menu (from 6-12 years old).

Atlanta Summer Beer Fest

Get ready to do some day drinking outside at the Atlanta Summer Beer Fest. Set in historic Fourth Ward Skate Park, the festival will offer a wide assortment of beers to enjoy. When: June 14 from 4 to 8 p.m.

Enjoy Summer Cocktails

With the warm weather, spend some time on a patio enjoying a refreshing cocktail. Whether you’re looking for skyline views at Spaceman at Hyatt Centric Buckhead, or craving a margarita at Chido and Padre’s, there’s no shortage of delicious summer cocktails to try.

Relax by the Pool

Beat the heat by enjoying your day at a rooftop pool in the A. You can check out many of these spots without even having to book a stay at the hotel by using ResortPass.

Party with the Past Bar Crawl

In partnership with the Atlanta History Center, this bar crawl into the past will take you to four staple bars in Virginia Highland. Go to Atkins Park, Moe’s and Joe’s, Neighbor’s Pub and George’s with easy walkability to each location. The free event is on Wednesday, June 25 from 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Tiny Doors ATL Tours

We know how fun it is to spot a Tiny Door around the city, but on this tour, artist Karen Anderson Singer will show off the new Tiny Doors ATL studio in Reynoldstown, along with a behind-the-scenes look at how the doors are made. Space is limited so it’s recommended to reserve your spot. The free tour is set for June 28.

See SCOOBY-DOO! Mansion Mayhem Exhibit at Children’s Museum of Atlanta

The Children’s Museum of Atlanta invites families to solve the mystery of SCOOBY-DOO! Mansion Mayhem. Kids will combine forces with the members of Mystery Inc. to analyze clues and put their problem-solving skills to the test. Along the way, find iconic TV show characters with the hopes of unmasking the jewel thief in the end. The exhibit runs through Sept. 7.

Pride Month

Pride Run ATL 5K

Front Runners Atlanta created the first LGBTQIA+ run in the Southeast to support those affected by HIV. Now, the race is a tradition with every registration supporting local charities fighting HIV and AIDS. The 5k is June 1 starting at Piedmont Park.

Disney Pride Concert

Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra present a concert celebrating the LGBTQ+ community through songs from the Disney songbook, curated video clips from the Disney vault and the personal life experiences of local chorus members. Disney PRIDE in Concert draws inspiration from classics including “The Little Mermaid,” “The Lion King” and “Mary Poppins” and modern films such as “Coca,” “Zootopia” and “Wreck-It Ralph.” “The concert is June 21 at 7 p.m. at the Atlanta Symphony Hall.

For even more things to do in Atlanta, check our calendar of events.

A Chicago transplant, Taylor loves exploring what makes Atlanta the place to be. Name a popular festival, food hall or brewery to check out and she will be there.