Atlanta family events
Fresh plans around Atlanta, from this weekend's highlights to events worth planning ahead for.
Festivals & Big Events
Summer Must-Dos
Date Night & Music
Sloth Run ATLANTA
Description The Sloth Run - Slow Is the New Fast!Sloths will get there!Tired of high-speed races and intense competition?
Atlanta Food & Wine Festival
Tastings and classes spotlighting Southern chefs, drinks, and culture in Atlanta.
National Chocolate Day Run for Chocolates ATLANTA
Description Ready, Set, Chocolate! Join Us for the Sweetest Run of the Year - The Chocolate Run!Lace up your running shoes and bring your sweet tooth-because this isn't your average race.It's a deliciously fun event for all.
Shaky Knees Festival
Shaky Knees Festival takes place at Piedmont Park. Check the organizer page for final hours and entry details.
Aqua Vino Presented by Universal Parking
Aqua Vino returns for its 20th year, inviting you to an unforgettable evening in support of Georgia Aquarium's mission to advance ocean research, rescue, and conservation.
Candler Park 5K
The Candler Park Fall 5K & Fun Run is a family-friendly race through one of Atlanta’s most scenic and historic neighborhoods!
Pride Kickoff
Drift into a night of pride, connection, and euphoric energy at one of Atlanta's most iconic and multi-award winning LGBTQ+ celebrations.
Taste of Atlanta
Atlanta's iconic grand tasting, celebrating 25 years of the city's food scene in Atlanta.
Spooky Pooch 5K
Spooky Pooch 5K Grant Park, Atlanta, GA - Atlanta's most paws-itively fun Halloween tradition… - October 24, 2026.
New here? Start with Atlanta
If you are new to Atlanta, GA, start with the kind of day you want instead of a giant list: family-easy, adult/date, group-friendly, or weather-safe.
Family plans should be easy to enter, easy to leave, and clear about bathrooms, food, weather, and parking.
- Check age fit.
- Keep drives short.
- Pick food before the main stop.
Adult plans work best with one timed anchor and a nearby place for food or a walk.
- Check hours.
- Book if needed.
- Keep the route walkable.
Groups need one clear meet-up point and a plan that still works if people arrive late.
- Share the map.
- Pick one anchor.
- Have a backup nearby.
Weather-safe plans should stay close to the original area so the day does not fall apart.
- Check closures.
- Avoid long outdoor walks.
- Use official pages for changes.

