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  • Vibrant Atlanta in November: Festivals, Arts, and Outdoor Adventures

    Vibrant Atlanta in November: Festivals, Arts, and Outdoor Adventures
    Nov 2 2024
    Atlanta in November is a vibrant city filled with a diverse array of activities and events that cater to all interests, whether you're a local or a tourist. Here are some fun and unique things to do in Atlanta, covering a mix of current events, popular attractions, and hidden gems.

    ### Current Events

    This weekend, you can immerse yourself in the Native American Festival and Pow Wow at Stone Mountain Park, which runs from October 31 to November 3. This event features inter-tribal dance, drum competitions, craft demonstrations, storytelling, and wildlife presentations, making it a rich cultural experience.

    On November 2, head to the Cabbagetown Chomp & Stomp, a free event that includes chili, beer, bluegrass music, and a 5K run. This festival is a great way to enjoy local flavors and community spirit in the heart of Atlanta.

    For families, the Children's Museum of Atlanta is hosting a Dia de los Muertos event on November 2, with crafts, dancing, and activities to celebrate and remember loved ones.

    ### Music and Comedy

    Music enthusiasts can enjoy "Ghostbusters in Concert" on November 1 and 2, where the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performs the score live while the film screens at the Atlanta Symphony Hall.

    Comedy fans have several options, including the "Two Hot Takes Podcast: No Takes Left Behind" live show at the Buckhead Theatre on November 1, and "Party With Impact – Positive Impact Health Centers," a comedy show benefiting LGBTQ+ healthcare services at the Gas South Theater on November 1-2.

    ### Art and Culture

    The Babe Walls Mural Festival from November 7-10 is a unique event celebrating women and non-binary artists along the Chamblee Rail Trail. It features live mural creation by 30 artists, arts vendors, and food trucks.

    For art lovers, the Chastain Park Fall Arts Festival on November 4-5 showcases over 185 local artists, including painters, photographers, and craft artisans. The festival also includes local food vendors and a child’s play area.

    ### Outdoor Adventures

    Nature enthusiasts can enjoy the Lakewood Antiques Market at the Atlanta Expo Center from November 1-3, or explore the Rescue Dog Games: Howl-o-Ween Festival on November 2, which includes a monthly antiques market and activities for dog lovers.

    The Cabbagetown Chomp & Stomp on November 2 also offers an outdoor 5K run, making it a great event for those who love running and community events.

    ### Sports

    Sports fans can look forward to the ONE Fight Night 28 mixed martial arts event at State Farm Arena on November 8, or participate in the Race4Grace 5K run/walk/roll at ASW Distillery on November 16, an event open to people of all abilities.

    ### Cultural Spots

    The IrishFest Atlanta from November 8-10 in Roswell is a celebration of Irish culture, featuring musical and dance performances, Irish short films, language workshops, sports, food, and drink.

    For a deeper dive into cultural heritage, the 2024 Atlanta Black Men's Wellness Day on November 2 at Morehouse College focuses on health and wellness for Black men, offering a range of activities and workshops.

    ### Food Experiences

    Foodies will enjoy the Taste of Kennesaw on November 2, which features local food, shopping, live music, and a beer garden. This event is free and sponsored by the Kennesaw Business Association and Superior Plumbing.

    The Latin Restaurant Weeks from November 15-30 offer special menus at Latina/Latino-owned restaurants, food trucks, and food businesses across the Atlanta area, providing a delicious way to explore diverse culinary traditions.

    ### Holiday Markets and Festivals

    As the holiday season approaches, Atlanta's festive markets are not to be missed. The Buckhead Christkindl Market returns from November 24, and the Indie Craft Experience at Yaarab Temple on November 5 offers a unique shopping experience for handmade crafts and gifts.

    The Festival of Trees at the Georgia World Congress Center from November 18-26 is another highlight, featuring a magical indoor forest of Christmas trees and the opportunity to meet Santa Claus.

    ### Other Attractions

    For families, the Center of Puppetry Arts in Midtown Atlanta and the Children’s Museum of Atlanta are must-visits, with interactive exhibits and shows that cater to all ages. Zoo Atlanta and the Georgia Aquarium are also great spots for family outings.

    Cirque du Soleil’s newest show, "Luzia," at Atlantic Station from November 9 to December 14, offers a mesmerizing circus arts performance that is a treat for the whole family.

    In summary, Atlanta in November is
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  • Atlanta's Autumn Adventure: Festivals, Music, and Outdoor Escapades

    Atlanta's Autumn Adventure: Festivals, Music, and Outdoor Escapades
    Oct 30 2024
    Atlanta, a city rich in history, culture, and entertainment, offers a plethora of fun and unique activities for both locals and tourists. As we approach the end of October 2024, there are several exciting events and attractions to explore.

    ### Upcoming Events This Week

    For those looking for immediate action, the weekend of October 25-27 is packed with events. The **Friday Vibe Fall Fest** at Centennial Yards on October 25 is a family-friendly event featuring food trucks, pumpkin decorating, and a children's costume contest, all free of charge.

    The **ONE Musicfest** from October 26-28 at Central Park promises a stellar lineup of artists including Cardi B, Gunna, Jill Scott, and Earth, Wind & Fire, making it a must-attend for music enthusiasts.

    For a more laid-back evening, the **Fall Flame Festival** at the InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta on October 26 offers cocktails, live music, outdoor games, and a chance to explore the hotel's new Observation Bee Hive.

    ### Music and Arts

    Atlanta is a vibrant city for music lovers. The **Oakhurst Porchfest** on October 12, though past, sets the stage for what to expect in community music festivals, with over 100 live performances on neighborhood porches. However, you can still look forward to the **Wire & Wood Alpharetta** on October 11-12, a songwriter music festival with performances across downtown Alpharetta.

    For art enthusiasts, the **Festival on Ponce** and the **Old Fourth Ward Fall Arts Festival**, both held earlier in October, are indicative of the city's thriving arts scene. These festivals feature fine art, folk art, and outsider art, along with food, drink, and children’s activities.

    ### Outdoor Adventures

    If you're looking for outdoor adventures, **Boo at the Zoo** at Zoo Atlanta, running from October 19-20 and 26-27, is a great option. This annual Halloween event includes trick-or-treating, Halloween-themed activities, and more, making it a fun outing for families.

    For a more active experience, the **Atlanta Cycling Fall Bike Camping Trip** on October 26-27 is a fully-supported cycling and camping trip along the Silver Comet Trail from Atlanta to Rockmart, GA.

    ### Cultural Spots

    Atlanta is rich in cultural heritage, and several festivals celebrate this diversity. The **Atlanta Arab Festival**, held earlier in October, showcased Arabic food, culture, and traditional performances at the Alif Institute.

    The **Native American Festival and Pow Wow** from October 31 to November 3 at Stone Mountain Park is another significant cultural event, featuring live traditional dance, music, storytelling performances, craft demonstrations, and more.

    ### Food Experiences

    Food festivals are a staple in Atlanta. The **Taste of Tucker** and **EGGtoberfest**, both held earlier in October, offered a taste of local cuisine and barbecue delights. However, you can still enjoy the **Taste & Brews Fall Festival** at Etowah River Park on October 12-13, which features southern food, beers, and live music.

    For a unique dining experience, the **Fall Flame Festival** at the InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta includes celebrity chefs and outdoor cooking demonstrations.

    ### Hidden Gems

    One of Atlanta's hidden gems is the **Chalktoberfest** in Marietta Square, which took place earlier in October but is worth mentioning for its professional chalk artists, craft beers, live music, and amateur chalk art competition.

    The **Candler Park Fall Fest** is another local favorite, offering live music, art, food, rides, and games in a charming neighborhood setting.

    ### Sports

    For sports enthusiasts, the **State Farm Arena** hosts various events, including the **Jelly Roll** concert on October 26, blending country and rap music.

    ### Halloween Events

    As Halloween approaches, Atlanta has several spooky and fun events. The **L5P Halloween Festival and Parade**, though past, is a highlight of the season. However, you can still enjoy the **Sips Under the Sea Halloween Party: Part II** at the Georgia Aquarium on October 31, an after-hours Halloween-themed cocktail party.

    The **Hell Hotel: Spooky Burlesque and Sing-a-long** at Underground Atlanta on October 25 offers a spooky burlesque show with cosplay and themed cocktails.

    In conclusion, Atlanta offers a diverse range of activities that cater to all interests, from music and art festivals to outdoor adventures, cultural events, and unique food experiences. Whether you're a local or a tourist, there's always something exciting to do in this vibrant city.
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  • Explore Atlanta's Vibrant Fall 2024: From Music Fests to Haunted Tours

    Explore Atlanta's Vibrant Fall 2024: From Music Fests to Haunted Tours
    Oct 26 2024
    Atlanta, with its vibrant culture and diverse activities, offers a plethora of fun and unique things to do, whether you are a local or a tourist. Here are some exciting events and attractions to consider, especially for the week of October 25-27, 2024, and beyond.

    ### This Weekend's Highlights

    For the weekend of October 25-27, 2024, several events stand out. The **Friday Vibe Fall Fest** at Centennial Yards in Atlanta is a family-friendly event featuring food trucks, pumpkin decorating, a children's costume contest, and more, all free of charge.

    The **ONE MusicFest** at Central Park in Atlanta is a major music event with performances by Cardi B, Gunna, Jill Scott, Victoria Monet, and Earth, Wind & Fire. Tickets start at $179.

    If you're looking for something more laid-back, the **Fall Flame Festival** at the InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta offers cocktails, live music, outdoor games, and a chance to see the hotel's new Observation Bee Hive. General admission starts at $75.

    ### Halloween and Fall Festivals

    October in Atlanta is filled with Halloween and fall festivals. The **L5P Halloween Festival and Parade** on October 19-20 is a must-visit, especially for families. It features a 3D haunted house, a monster sticker hunt, and a vibrant parade through Little 5 Points.

    The **Atlanta Botanical Garden** transforms into a scarecrow haven from October 6-31, with scarecrows crafted by local businesses, families, and individuals scattered throughout the gardens. The garden also hosts other fall activities like Goblins in the Garden and The Great Pumpkin Carving Contest.

    For thrill-seekers, **Fright Fest at Six Flags Over Georgia** runs from September 16 to October 29, offering family-friendly shows during the day and scary haunted houses at night.

    ### Cultural and Artistic Experiences

    Atlanta is rich in cultural and artistic events. The **Atlanta Arab Festival** on October 5-6 celebrates Arabic food and culture at the Alif Institute, featuring traditional dishes, live performances, vendors, and workshops.

    The **Festival on Ponce** on October 5-6 is a twice-annual arts festival in Olmsted Linear Park, showcasing over 125 vendors of fine art, folk art, and outsider art, along with food, drink, and children’s activities.

    For music lovers, the **Oakhurst Porchfest** on October 12 features over 100 live performances on porches in the Oakhurst neighborhood of Decatur. The **Wire & Wood Alpharetta** festival on October 11-12 brings songwriter performances across downtown Alpharetta.

    ### Outdoor Adventures

    Nature enthusiasts will love **Arabia Mountain**, which explodes with vibrant yellow daisies in the fall. The area offers tours of the AWARE Wildlife Center, homeschool days, and classes on topics like archery and tree-climbing.

    The **Atlanta Botanical Garden** is another outdoor gem, with its beautiful gardens and various fall activities. For a more adventurous outing, consider the **Stone Mountain Highland Games and Scottish Festival** from October 18-20, featuring traditional Scottish athletics, music, and food.

    ### Food and Drink Experiences

    Foodies will enjoy the **Taste of Tucker** on October 5, a food festival along Main Street in Tucker, featuring food and drink from local restaurants and breweries, arts and crafts, music, and more.

    The **EGGtoberfest** at Coolray Field in Lawrenceville on October 5 is a barbecue festival with a cook-off, cooking demonstrations, children’s activities, and more. The **Candler Park Fall Fest** on October 5-6 also offers a variety of food, live music, art, and family-friendly activities.

    For a unique dining experience, take a **Grant Park Past & Future Food Walk**, which includes tasting nine dishes at three food stops with an expert guide and a walk through Historic Oakland Cemetery.

    ### Sports and Music

    Sports fans can catch the **Jelly Roll** concert at State Farm Arena on October 26, blending country and rap music. For classical music enthusiasts, the **Roderick Cox Conducts Barber + Rachmaninoff** concert at The Woodruff Arts Center on October 24 and 26 features a performance of Barber's *Adagio* and Rachmaninoff’s *Symphonic Dances*.

    ### Hidden Gems

    One of Atlanta's hidden gems is the **Historic Oakland Cemetery**, which offers **Spirit of Oakland Halloween Tours** from October 19-31. These tours are designed to enlighten rather than frighten and often sell out quickly.
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  • Discovering the Vibrant Wonders of Atlanta in October: A City Alive with Music, Art, and Cultural Experiences

    Discovering the Vibrant Wonders of Atlanta in October: A City Alive with Music, Art, and Cultural Experiences
    Oct 23 2024
    Atlanta in October is a vibrant and exciting place to be, offering a diverse array of activities that cater to all interests. Here are some fun and unique things to do in Atlanta, both for this week and as ongoing attractions.

    ### This Week's Highlights

    For those looking for immediate excitement, there are several events happening this week. On October 24, you can attend the "October Coffee and Coworking Day" at Sessions Stand, a great opportunity to network and enjoy some coffee.

    If you're interested in wine, the "October Wine Events: Bordeaux" at Stem Wine Bar starts on October 24, offering a sophisticated evening of wine tasting.

    For families, the "Boo at the Zoo" event at Zoo Atlanta, happening on October 19-20 and 26-27, is a must-visit. This annual Halloween event features trick-or-treating, Halloween-themed activities, and plenty of fun for kids.

    ### Music and Arts

    Atlanta is rich in musical and artistic experiences. The "Wire & Wood Alpharetta" festival on October 11-12 brings together songwriters for performances across downtown Alpharetta, showcasing local and regional talent.

    The "Oakhurst Porchfest" on October 12 is another unique musical event where over 100 live performances take place on the porches of homes in the Oakhurst neighborhood in Decatur.

    For art enthusiasts, the "Festival on Ponce" on October 5-6 is a twice-annual arts festival in Olmsted Linear Park, featuring over 125 vendors of fine art, folk art, and outsider art, along with food, drink, and children’s activities.

    ### Outdoor Adventures

    Atlanta offers numerous outdoor activities that are perfect for the fall season. The "Georgia State Fair" and the "Cumming Country Fair and Festival" are great places to enjoy fried foods, amazing rides, and spectacular shows.

    For nature lovers, the "Chattahoochee Nature Center" and "Woodlands Garden" provide serene environments for walks and exploration. You can also visit the "Atlanta Botanical Garden" for its beautiful gardens and seasonal exhibits.

    ### Cultural Spots

    Cultural events abound in Atlanta. The "Atlanta Arab Festival" on October 5-6 celebrates Arabic food and culture at the Alif Institute, with traditional dishes, live performances, and various activities.

    The "OYE Fest" on October 6 in Historic Fourth Ward Park is a celebration of Latinx art and music, offering a vibrant and rich cultural experience.

    ### Food Experiences

    Foodies will love the variety of culinary events in Atlanta. The "Taste of Tucker" on October 5 is an annual food festival along Main Street in Tucker, featuring food and drink from local restaurants and breweries, along with arts and crafts, and music.

    The "EGGtoberfest" on October 5 at Coolray Field in Lawrenceville is a barbecue festival with a cook-off, cooking demonstrations, and children’s activities.

    ### Sports and Fitness

    For sports enthusiasts, the "Atlanta Cycling Fall Bike Camping Trip" on October 26-27 is a fully-supported cycling and camping trip along the Silver Comet Trail from Atlanta to Rockmart, GA.

    If you're looking for something less intense, the "Adult Beginner Golf Class" at Fox Creek Golf Course & Driving Range is a great way to learn golf in a relaxed environment.

    ### Hidden Gems

    One of Atlanta's hidden gems is the "Center for Puppetry Arts," which hosts various puppet shows, including the "Pancho Rabbit and The Coyote Puppet Show" in October.

    Another unique spot is the "Historic Dahlonega Town Square," which offers a charming atmosphere with shops, restaurants, and historical sites to explore.

    ### Pride Events

    Atlanta celebrates Pride month in October, and there are several events to support the LGBTQ+ community. The "Pride Kickoff" on October 11 is an after-hours LGBTQ+ party at the Georgia Aquarium, and the "Out on Film" festival from September 26 to October 6 showcases LGBTQ+ filmmaking.

    In conclusion, Atlanta in October is a city buzzing with activity, offering something for everyone. Whether you're interested in music, art, outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or food, there's no shortage of fun and unique things to do in this vibrant city.
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  • Explore the Vibrant Tapestry of Atlanta's October Events - From Scottish Festivals to Spooky Celebrations

    Explore the Vibrant Tapestry of Atlanta's October Events - From Scottish Festivals to Spooky Celebrations
    Oct 19 2024
    If you are looking for a vibrant and diverse array of activities to enjoy in Atlanta, whether you are a local or a tourist, there are plenty of fun and unique things to do this October.

    ### This Weekend's Highlights

    For the weekend of October 19-20, 2024, Atlanta has a plethora of exciting events. The **Stone Mountain Scottish Festival and Highland Games** at Stone Mountain Park is a must-visit, featuring traditional Scottish athletic competitions, Highland dancing, piping and drumming, and authentic Scottish foods.

    The **Little 5 Points Halloween Festival and Parade** is another standout event, offering a two-day celebration with local artists, food trucks, live music, and a renowned Halloween parade on Sunday.

    **A Taste of Chamblee** is an annual food festival in downtown Chamblee, where you can enjoy tastings from local restaurants, live music, and family-friendly activities. Meanwhile, the **HarvestFest and Scarecrows In The Square** in Marietta Square features an arts and crafts show, touch-a-truck, scarecrow displays, and various contests.

    For those who love mimosas, the **Atlanta Mimosa Festival** at Atlantic Station offers a variety of mimosas, live music, and a silent disco.

    ### Music and Arts

    Atlanta is rich in musical and artistic experiences. This weekend, you can catch **Sheila E. & The E-Train** at City Winery Atlanta, known for her energetic performance and collaborations with music legends like Prince.

    The **Festival on Ponce**, held in Olmsted Linear Park, is a twice-annual arts festival featuring over 125 vendors of fine art, folk art, and outsider art, along with food, drink, and children’s activities.

    For film enthusiasts, the **Atlanta Horror Film Festival** and the **Atlanta Sci-Fi Film Festival**, both happening earlier in October, offer a unique cinematic experience.

    ### Outdoor Adventures

    Atlanta boasts several outdoor attractions that are perfect for fall. The **Georgia State Fair** and the **Cumming Country Fair and Festival** kick off the month with fried food, amazing rides, and spectacular shows.

    **Stone Mountain Park** is a year-round destination but is especially beautiful in the fall, offering hiking trails, a scenic railroad, and a giant granite mountain to explore.

    For nature lovers, the **Atlanta Botanical Garden** and the **Chattahoochee Nature Center** provide serene environments to enjoy the fall foliage and various plant species.

    ### Cultural Spots

    To immerse yourself in culture, visit the **National Black Arts Festival - Celebration Under the Stars** at the Wolf Creek Amphitheater, which features live performances, an artisan vendor market, and fine art print sales.

    The **Atlanta Arab Festival** at the Alif Institute celebrates Arabic food and culture with traditional dishes, live performances, and various vendors.

    ### Food Experiences

    Food festivals abound in Atlanta this October. The **Taste of Tucker** and **Taste & Brews Fall Festival** offer a sampling of local cuisine and craft beers, while **EGGtoberfest** at Coolray Field is a barbecue lover's paradise with cook-offs and cooking demonstrations.

    **Skip's Chicago Dogs 45th Anniversary Celebration** in Avondale Estates is a fun event with live music, hot dogs, and family activities.

    ### Halloween and Fall Festivals

    As Halloween approaches, Atlanta transforms into a spooky yet fun destination. **Six Flags Fright Fest Atlanta** is a must-visit for thrill-seekers, celebrating its 30th anniversary with scarier-than-ever attractions.

    **Boo at the Zoo** at Zoo Atlanta and **Goblins in the Garden** at the Atlanta Botanical Garden are family-friendly Halloween events that offer a mix of fun and fright.

    ### Sports and Comedy

    For sports enthusiasts, the **Gold Over America Tour** at the Gas South Arena features a gymnastics performance, while **Cars & 'Q for the Cause** in Atlanta combines a car show with barbecue and live entertainment to support the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

    Comedy fans can enjoy **Rickey Smiley** at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, promising a night of laughter and entertainment.

    In summary, Atlanta in October is a vibrant city filled with a wide range of activities that cater to all interests, from cultural festivals and outdoor adventures to musical performances and delicious food experiences. Whether you're a local or just visiting, there's something unique and fun waiting for you in this dynamic city.
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  • Explore Atlanta's Vibrant Weekend Offerings: From Highland Games to Horror Festivals (October 18-20, 2024)

    Explore Atlanta's Vibrant Weekend Offerings: From Highland Games to Horror Festivals (October 18-20, 2024)
    Oct 18 2024
    If you are looking for a vibrant and diverse array of activities to enjoy in Atlanta, the city has something for everyone, whether you're a local or a tourist.

    ### This Weekend (October 18-20, 2024)

    For those looking for something to do this weekend, there are several exciting events. The **Stone Mountain Highland Games and Scottish Festival** at Stone Mountain Park is a must-visit, celebrating Scottish heritage with traditional athletic competitions, music, dancing, and authentic Scottish foods.

    The **Atlanta Horror Festival** in East Point offers a spooky experience with haunted houses, live music, food trucks, and a horror-themed parade. Admission is free, though tickets are required for the haunted house.

    For art enthusiasts, **Not Your Mother's Art Festival** at Slow Pour Brewing in Lawrenceville is a unique event that blends unusual and unexpected elements in a vibrant, immersive environment.

    ### Music and Live Performances

    Music lovers can enjoy **Josh Ross** at Eddie's Attic on October 18, where the Canadian singer-songwriter will perform with special guest Brandon Wisham, bringing Nashville-inspired tunes to the metro area.

    If you're in the mood for something more energetic, **Diplo** will be performing at Underground Atlanta on October 18, delivering a genre-blending set with his signature high-energy performance.

    ### Food and Drink

    Food festivals are plentiful in October. **A Taste of Chamblee** on October 19 features food from neighborhood restaurants, craft vendors, children’s activities, football screenings, live performances, a wine tent, and a beer garden.

    The **Atlanta Mimosa Festival** at Atlantic Station on October 19 allows you to sample a variety of mimosas, enjoy live music, and dance in a silent disco.

    For barbecue enthusiasts, **EGGtoberfest** at Coolray Field in Lawrenceville, which took place on October 5, is an annual event worth looking out for next year, with a cook-off, cooking demonstrations, and children’s activities.

    ### Art and Culture

    Art lovers should check out the **Festival on Ponce**, a twice-annual arts festival in Olmsted Linear Park, featuring over 125 vendors of fine art, folk art, and outsider art, along with food, drink, and children’s activities. Although it took place on October 5-6, it's a recurring event to mark in your calendar.

    The **Old Fourth Ward Fall Arts Festival** on October 12-13 in Historic Fourth Ward Park showcases local and Georgian artists, with demonstrations, live entertainment, art activities, and more.

    ### Outdoor Adventures

    For outdoor enthusiasts, **Oakhurst Porchfest** on October 12 is a unique community music festival where over 100 live performances take place on the porches of the Oakhurst neighborhood in Decatur.

    **Stone Mountain Park** offers a variety of outdoor activities, including the upcoming **Native American Festival and Pow Wow** from October 31 to November 3, featuring live traditional dance, music, and storytelling performances, craft demonstrations, and wildlife presentations.

    ### Cultural Spots

    The **Atlanta Arab Festival** at the Alif Institute, which took place on October 5-6, is an annual celebration of Arabic food and culture, with traditional dishes, live performances, vendors, exhibits, workshops, games, and more. It's an event to look forward to next year.

    The **Atlanta Pride Festival** on October 12-13 in Piedmont Park is one of the biggest Pride festivals in the country, featuring live performances, a parade, marches, a marketplace, and more.

    ### Hidden Gems

    For a hidden gem, visit the **Cherokee Heights Arts Festival** on October 19, a free annual event in the Cherokee Heights neighborhood with local artists and makers, local musicians, art activities, food, and beer.

    The **Chalktoberfest** in Marietta Square on October 12-13 is another unique event, featuring professional chalk artists, over 120 craft beers, live music, arts and crafts, food trucks, and an amateur chalk art competition.

    ### Sports

    Sports fans can enjoy the **Cars & 'Q for the Cause** event on October 19, a car show with barbecue, beer, and live entertainment, raising funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

    In conclusion, Atlanta offers a rich tapestry of events and activities that cater to all interests. Whether you're into music, art, food, outdoor adventures, or cultural experiences, there's always something exciting to explore in this vibrant city.
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  • "Exploring Atlanta's Vibrant Culinary Scene"

    "Exploring Atlanta's Vibrant Culinary Scene"
    Oct 18 2024
    Are you tired of the same old weekend routine? Looking for something exciting to do in Atlanta? Look no further than "Things to Do in Atlanta," your ultimate guide to the city's vibrant pulse and hidden gems. Our weekly podcast is your ticket to discovering the best events, activities, and experiences the ATL has to offer.

    Join our enthusiastic hosts as they dive deep into Atlanta's thriving cultural scene. From the latest blockbuster exhibitions at the High Museum of Art to underground music performances in East Atlanta Village, we've got you covered. Sports fans won't want to miss our insider tips on scoring the best seats for Atlanta United matches or our breakdown of the Braves' latest winning streak.

    But we don't stop there. "Things to Do in Atlanta" is your go-to source for outdoor adventures in the city of trees. Whether you're looking to hike the scenic trails of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area or paddleboard on the serene waters of Stone Mountain Lake, we'll keep you in the know about the best ways to enjoy Atlanta's natural beauty.

    Foodies, rejoice! Our podcast takes you on a culinary journey through Atlanta's diverse neighborhoods. Discover hidden food trucks in Inman Park, explore the latest farm-to-table restaurants in Decatur, or get the scoop on pop-up dinners hosted by up-and-coming chefs.

    We don't just tell you what's happening; we give you the inside track on how to make the most of your Atlanta experience. Learn about exclusive discounts, secret menu items, and little-known facts that will make you feel like a true Atlanta insider.

    "Things to Do in Atlanta" is more than just a podcast; it's your weekly invitation to fall in love with the city all over again. Whether you're a lifelong resident or a curious visitor, our engaging discussions and expert recommendations will inspire you to explore Atlanta like never before.

    Subscribe now and join our community of Atlanta enthusiasts. With "Things to Do in Atlanta," you'll never have to wonder what's happening in your city again. Tune in, get out, and experience the best of Atlanta every single week!
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