This weekend in Atlanta and its surrounding areas, there is no shortage of activities and events to pique your interest and engage the community.
From outdoor explorations to music festivals, everyone has something to look forward to!
Head over to the Carter Center Peace Bell for a unique event brought to you by Trees Atlanta.
Join fellow nature enthusiasts on a short walk, where you’ll learn about the history of the area and its unique trees.
Bring along your journaling supplies, as you’ll have the opportunity to sketch the flora along with the stunning architecture and artwork surrounding the center.
This event is set for Saturday, from 2-4 p.m., and is free of charge.
You can find the Carter Center at 441 John Lewis Freedom Parkway NE in Atlanta.
For more information, visit treesatlanta.org or call 404-522-4097.
For those looking to combine fitness with fun, the Move For Grady event is the place to be.
Scheduled for Saturday morning between 7 and 8:20 a.m., participants can ride, walk, or run in support of Grady Health System.
Stay afterward for a celebratory finish line gathering featuring food, drinks, and live music.
The 5K and 10K races also qualify participants for the prestigious Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race.
Registration fees range between $45 and $125, and the event takes place at Center Parc Stadium, located at 755 Hank Aaron Drive SE in Atlanta.
For more details, visit moveforgrady.com or contact 404-489-1550.
Inman Park is also buzzing with activity, hosting the annual Inman Park Festival and Tour of Homes.
From Friday through Sunday, attendees can explore beautiful homes in the historic neighborhood while enjoying a variety of festive activities such as parades, a kids’ zone, live music, and artisan markets.
Entrance to the festival is free, but a ticket for the Tour of Homes costs $40.
Visit festival.inmanpark.org for more details.
Cobb County is busy this weekend as well, kicking off with the Fit City 5K race as part of the Kennesaw Grand Prix 5K Series on Saturday morning, from 6:30 to 9:15 a.m.
Participants will cross the finish line into a vibrant post-race celebration filled with music and offerings from local vendors.
Registration fees range from $5 to $45, and the event will take place at Kennesaw First Baptist Church.
Another highlight is the Spring Jonquil Festival happening from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, welcoming families to shop among over 150 arts and crafts booths, savor delicious food, and enjoy live entertainment, along with a large interactive children’s zone.
Admission is free, and you can visit the Market Village located in front of City Hall and at Village Green Park in Smyrna for more information.
The Georgia Pinners Conference is also a must-visit this weekend.
Running from Friday to Sunday at the Cobb Galleria Centre, this event presents over 100 Pinterest-based classes and shopping opportunities from 200 vendors.
Tickets range from $12 to $199.
In DeKalb, music lovers should not miss the Amplify Decatur festival taking place throughout the weekend.
Featuring performances from artists like The Last Waltz Ensemble and Polly Holliday, the festival promises to be an engaging experience.
Events on Decatur Square are free, while some off-site events are ticketed.
Don’t forget to bring the kids to LiveThrive Kids Day on Saturday morning, where they can participate in hands-on activities and learn about environmental sustainability at CHaRM Decatur.
Admission is free, and family-friendly activities are scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon.
Also happening is the 25th annual Lemonade Days festival in Dunwoody, featuring midway rides, a food court, a beer garden, and a variety of entertaining activities.
Held at Brook Run Park, admission to this vibrant festival is free.
For fans of literature, the Roswell Library is holding a book sale on Friday and Saturday, open from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., giving attendees a chance to find affordable books while supporting library programs.
Saturday also marks the Spring Home & Garden Tour organized by the Roswell Woman’s Club, featuring five homes that offer inspiration for those interested in home design.
If live music is more your speed, the Roswell Music Festival promises great performances from artists including Drivin N Cryin on Saturday from noon to 10 p.m. at 37 Magnolia St.
In Gwinnett, outdoor enthusiasts can catch a free performance of Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” at the Forum Peachtree Corners, slated for Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m.
Golf fans won’t want to miss the Mitsubishi Electric Classic tournament at TPC Sugarloaf throughout the weekend, benefiting local charities through the Gwinnett Championship Foundation Inc.
Admission to this prestigious event ranges from $20 to $126.
Lastly, the North Gwinnett Jazz Festival will showcase 17 live jazz ensembles and provide plenty of food truck offerings and craft vendors.
With numerous events taking place this weekend, it’s clear that Atlanta and its neighboring areas have something special in store for everyone.
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