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Who doesn’t love fresh fresh, both fried and baked as well as other delicacies from the sea? Well, there’s a festival happening in the heart of Atlanta that you won’t want to miss.
The Atlanta Seafood Festival is coming up this spring and it is one of the best festivals in Atlanta.
When Is the Atlanta Seafood Festival?
The culinary extravaganza known as the Atlanta Seafood Festival is happening on Saturday, April 26 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Atlantic Station in Midtown.
You can expect freshly prepared seafood delights complemented perfectly by a selection of beer, wine and refreshing mimosas.
With more than 10 popular local restaurants, a souvenir cup and entertainment, the festival promises a feast for the senses like no other.
How To Get There
By Car: To access the Pinnacle Lot event entrance, park on the P2 level of the parking deck and exit straight ahead near Stairwell 2 out onto 20th street.
Walking: Take Stairwells 1, 2, 3 or 4 down to the P2 level of the parking deck. Exit out straight ahead onto 20th Street
Rideshare: Taking Lyft or Uber? Use this drop off location for the Pinnacle Lot:
241 20th Street Atlanta, GA 30363Is Atlanta a Festival City?
Atlanta is known as a festival city because of its vibrant and diverse lineup of events that celebrate music, culture, food, and the arts throughout the year. Here are a few key reasons why the city has earned this reputation:
Atlanta hosts festivals in every season, with something happening almost every weekend. From major music festivals to niche cultural events, the city’s festival calendar is always packed.
Atlanta has a rich musical heritage, and its festivals reflect that. Events like Music Midtown, ONE Musicfest, Shaky Knees, and the Atlanta Jazz Festival draw crowds from all over the country.
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Children’s Museum of Atlanta is inviting kids to its first Kidchella, inspired by popular music festival Coachella.
The event is taking place on Saturday, April 26 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
This high-energy event promises nonstop fun with interactive activities, creative expression and lively music.
What Can Kids Do at Kidchella?
Kids can choose from various temporary tattoo options at the art studio, design a flower crown to wear as they strut the red carpet, engineer kazoos, dance to a DJ’s beats and more.
At 6:15 p.m., Ask Deer Abby, featuring Abby the Deer and Hopper the Rabbit, will take the stage for a performance of family-favorite songs.
Those craving a gentle sensory environment can visit the Recalibration Station. Festival fashion is encouraged for little ones and their caretakers as they will snap Instagram-worthy photos at themed selfie stations to create lasting memories and experience an unforgettable evening of music, art and play!
WHAT: Kidchella at Children’s Museum of Atlanta
Families to enjoy crafts, music, special performances and more!
WHEN: Saturday, April 26
5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Children’s Museum of Atlanta
275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW
Atlanta, GA 30313
HOW: Tickets are $10 for members / $25 for non-members and must be purchased in advance. Tickets may increase the week of the event. For tickets, visit kidchella2025 or call 404-420-5910.
Kid-Friendly Atlanta: Where To Go
Looking for fun things for kids to do In Atlanta? The city is packed with fun, family-friendly activities that kids will love! Here are some cool options based on what’s popular and unique about the city:
Georgia Aquarium: One of the largest aquariums in the world, it’s a hit with kids thanks to its massive tanks, whale sharks, beluga whales, and interactive touch pools. The Ocean Voyager exhibit, with its giant underwater tunnel, feels like stepping into the sea.
Zoo Atlanta: Located in Grant Park, this zoo lets kids get up close with pandas, giraffes (you can even feed them!), and elephants. The petting zoo and playground add extra fun for younger ones.
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Just in time for warmer temperatures this weekend in Georgia’s largest city., the Atlanta Fair returns to town. If you’re down for some fun fames, rides and great food, you’ll love the Atlanta Fair.
This family-friendly fun event features rides, sweet treats and loads of entertainment. Tickets are now on sale.
When Does The Atlanta Fair Come To Town?
The Atlanta Fair comes into town once again from Friday, March 7, and runs through Sunday, April 13, offering thrilling rides, classic carnival eats and family-friendly fun.
The fair will set up across the expressway from the Georgia State Stadium, in the lot at the intersection of Central Avenue SW and Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard.
You can expect to see plenty of what you love the most about the fair: Carnival games, mouth-watering fair food, rip-roaring thrill rides and great food.
Some attractions you might enjoy include:
- the Alien Abduction
- Drop Tower
- Scooter
- Nemesis 360
- The Expedition: a speedy thrill ride that will send riders’ heads spinning.
How Much Does The Atlanta Fair Cost?
Fair Entrance Fees:
Children — 42” and under
- Monday thru Thursday — $3
- Monday thru Thursday — $5
- Friday — $10
- Saturday (opens at 1pm) — $10
- Sunday (opens at 1pm) — $10
RIDE Tickets & Armbands
- Armbands (Unlimited rides) — $35
- Single Tickets — $1.25
- Book of Tickets — $25
The fair accepts all credit & debit cards (MC, Visa, AX, Discover), Apple Pay, Google Pay and cash. The fair stops selling armbands one hour.
What Times Will The Atlanta Fair Open And Close?
Monday thru Thursday
- Opens at 5PM
- Get in GATE before 9PM & Stay until 10PM
Friday
- Opens at 5PM
- Get in GATE before 10PM & Stay until 11PM
Saturday & Sunday
- Opens at 1PM
- Get in GATE before 10PM & Stay until 11PM
Final Word
Atlanta Fair is a can’t miss event for the whole family. Remember that tickets are available at the gate.
The Atlanta Fair is just one of many things to do outdoors in the Georgia. Check out our list.
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The Atlanta Mushroom Festival is taking place in Atlanta during the third weekend in March. Do you want to what the festival is about? Keep reading.
it’s a bit early but this event is shaping up to be one of Atlanta’s best festivals this year.
What Is the Atlanta Mushroom Festival?
This Atlanta Mushroom Festival focuses on mushrooms with chef demos, mushroom-themed vendors, an artist market, speakers, workshops, live music, food, and beer. Offering free entry and parking, it’s a niche food celebration expected to attract enthusiasts and curious foodies alike.
When Is the Atlanta Mushroom Festival?
The Atlanta Mushroom Festival is set for Sunday, March 23, 2025 from 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM. It will occur at the West End in southwest Atlanta.
Immerse Yourself In Your Atlanta
Atlanta is for tourists, but it’s also for locals. If you want to explore Georgia’s largest city, do it on your terms and check out the fun, cool and new things happening in Atlanta this weekend and even on the weekday. You can start downtown, and get it crackin’ in Buckhead. Check out the newest Atlanta restaurants, beautiful parks and unexplored spots you’ve only heard about. AtlantaFi your experience!
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They’re having Mardi Gras at Lagarde American Eatery this week in Atlanta. Come join the fun on for Tuesday, March 4th from 4 PM to 10 PM for a Fat Tuesday celebration you won’t forget.
For this Atlanta food event, there will be live music from 6 to 9 PM, drink specials like Hurricanes, Spicy Strawberry Daiquiris, Cajun Martinis and King Cake Shots.
And did we mention the food? There will be $1 Oysters, Boudin Balls, Cajun Lobster Rockefeller Oysters, Crab & Shrimp Boil, King Cake, and Crawfish as a special treat.
Atlanta Food Event: Mardi Gras at Lagarde American Eatery
- Date: March 4, 2025 (Fat Tuesday)
- Location: Lagarde American Eatery, Atlanta
- Details: Concluding a Mardi Gras celebration running from February 1 to March 4, this event features a crawfish and shrimp boil alongside New Orleans-inspired dishes, festive cocktails, and live music. Reported as a key February-March dining story, the March 4 finale ties into the cultural food festivities of the season.
Where Is Lagarde American Eatery Located?
Lagarde American Eatery is located at 5090 Peachtree Blvd Suite D-100, Chamblee, GA 30341. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
Georgia is on your mind, but has it ever been on your plate? I’m talking about locally sourced ingredients that taste as authentic as the Georgia clay.
Our Best New Restaurants of Atlanta E-Book covers all the hot spots that have opened over the past year that you should check out.
Want to eat out on the town? Indulge in your personal food preferences by going on a personal food tour without having to compromise with others, whether it’s choosing your favorite cuisine or treating yourself to a special meal.
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It’s the perfect time to go outside and enjoy this beautiful weather. We’ve got just the things to do, matter if it’s a month from now or this weekend.
If you want to leave Atlanta, say 20-30 miles in either direction, you’ll enter the great outdoors. Huge canopy trees, waterfalls, mountains and rivers that snake for miles and miles.
Here Are Things To Do Outside In Atlanta
All the outdoorsy adventure you could want is right there, and some of it is free or cheap. This article is going to show you some of the best fun things to do outdoors inside and outside Atlanta.
But if you want to stray from 285 a bit, here are several cool outings that you can get into with your BFF, significant other or your family and it will be free or be pretty cheap.
Run Through A Corn Maze
Take the family or friends just outside Atlanta to a corn maze for some awesome outdoors fun. Here are some of the best corn mazes near Atlanta.
Go On A Wild Animal Safari
If you want to see zebras, big cats and the whole wild nines, there’s no better place than Wild Animal Safari.
From the comfort of your own vehicle, you can travel through the 3.5-mile drive experiencing hundreds of animals you’d see in different spots around the world.
At Wild Animal Safari, many of the animals will come right up to your vehicle for a greeting. That means you could find yourself up close with a bison, camel, a watusi, a zebra.
How Much Does Wild Animal Safari Cost?
Prices for Wild Animal Safari range from around $25 to $29 per individual. Here is a price breakdown:
Admission Gate Price Online Price Adult – Single Admission $29 Seniors – 65+ $24 Children (3 – 12) $24 Toddlers (2 & Under) Free Wild Animal Safari charges $5.25 a bag for animal food.
Wild Animal Safari boasts more than 75 species spread out over 500 acres and your kids will love it. too.
Date Night River Trips
If you’ve ever wanted to be on the water with the one you love, you can do it right here in metro Atlanta. As a matter of fact, you can hit the waves at the Chattahoochee Nature Center 9135 Willeo Rd, Roswell, Georgia 30075. Tickets go fast for Canoe With CNC events, so act with haste.
Atlanta Beltline Walks
Running and walking the Beltline has become one of the city’s most fun activities. It’s also one of our best places for an early morning jog in Atlanta.
If you can wake up early, you can come join an REI Outdoor School Instructor and other like-minded adventurers on a morning hike watching the sun rise over the city of Atlanta.
You will see Atlanta from a different perspective while learning a few tips to make hiking more comfortable. You’ll have so much fun making new friends and soaking in the views that you won’t even notice you are getting some great exercise too!
This is an invigorating way to start your day and take in the colorful art installations. Hiking in the morning will boost your energy level and increase your ability to focus throughout the day.
Climb Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain is the largest landmark in Georgia. Located in DeKalb County, the mountain provides some of the best views in the metro Atlanta area.
You can easily climb it in about an hour at an even pace. According to Atlanta Magazine, climbing at sundown is pretty awesome. “The granite is surprisingly bright in the dark, and reasonably fit adults should be able to finish the trek in about half an hour,” the writer says.
Take A Self-Guided Tour Of Oakland Cemetery
The historic cemetery just east of Atlanta’s center has a literal who’s who of Atlanta and Georgia nobility, and it’s all there to see. If you’ve got a pair of walking shoes and want to see the names behind Atlanta history, you don’t need a tour guide (Although their audio tours are great). The cemetery is located at 248 Oakland Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 and is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the week.
Visit Centennial Olympic Park
Centennial Park located in the center of downtown Atlanta rose at the height of the city’s resurgence on the national scene. Gifted with the 1996 Summer Games, Atlanta build up and build out and never looked back. Today, the most visible vestige of that momentous time still stands with Centennial Olympic Park.
Want to get out in downtown Atlanta? Tour the grounds and see water spouts that delight the kids, historic markers and red clay bricks that mark the philanthropic effort the area’s families engaged in to make the city a winner.
Ride The Skyview Ferris Wheel
A heartbeat away from the Olympic Park landmark is one of the newest attractions downtown, the Skyview Ferris Wheel.
Towering nearly 20 stories above Centennial Park, the SkyView Ferris wheel features 42 climate-controlled gondolas.
How Much Does The Skyview Ferris Wheel Cost?
If you’re wondering how much does the Skyview Ferris Wheel costs, here are the prices:
- Adults pay $14.50 plus tax
- Seniors (65+) pay $12.50 plus tax
- Children pay $9.50 plus tax
- Kids under age 2 are FREE
Guided Swamp Tours
About four hours from Atlanta, you can tour some of Georgia’s most swampy waters in Waycross, Georgia. There in the Okefenokee Swamp Park, visitors will be instantly transported into a prehistoric environment, populated by living dinosaurs – alligators. Tour routes may vary with water levels, weather, and wildlife activity.
Every tour is different as each guide brings his or her own perspective to your swamp experience. Most of our guides have family roots in the Okefenokee, they were born and raised here, and several have been leading swamp trips for 30 years or more. Here’s the price of admission.
Visit Great Wolf Lodge
This indoor water park is about an hour from Atlanta in LaGrange, but it’s worth the drive. At Great Wolf Lodge, there are tons of kids activities to engage in, from Storytime to the Camp H.O.W.L. Kids Club to the Lunch Lineup and more. There’s also shopping and dining at several restaurants and stores on the lodge.
Here are directions from Atlanta to Great Wolf Lodge in LaGrange, Georgia.
You can save 25% when you stay two or more nights at Great Wolf Lodge. Also, you can save 50% when you book more than 60 days out! Read more.
Walk Up Amicalola Falls
Don’t go chasing waterfalls, at least not unless it’s the Amicalola, which is Cherokee for “tumbling waters.” The falls are comprised of seven cascades at Amicalola Falls State Park. At 729 feet, it is the tallest waterfall in the state.
Located in the Northeast Georgia Mountains north of Dawsonville, the park and falls are a perfect family destination for the adventure set.
Here are some other Georgia state parks to visit.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Known as that fancy schmancy place where cool people have weddings and dinner parties, Atlanta Botanical Gardens is one of the most beautiful venues in Atlanta. Everywhere you look, there’s lush greenery and blooms. Spread out across 30 acres in Piedmont Park, Atlanta Botanical Garden has special events on the regular and is a great place to catch some fresh air and admire nature’s beauty.
Go Fishing
Photo by Berkan Encelek from Pexels If you have your fishing license, visit one of Georgia’s lakes and go fishing. Here are the top spots to go fishing in Georgia.
Know of any other cool spots in metro Atlanta or Georgia? Let us know in the comments.
Final Word
Believe it or not, a lot of people still haven’t ventured outside much in more than two years. Are you ready to enjoy Atlanta’s great outdoors? There are a lot of fun things to do and sights to see!
Explore Atlanta At Your Own Pace
First, to find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. The Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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Atlanta’s history and its African-American heritage both have a place in this country’s glorious past. In Atlanta, you can see it up close and personal.
If you want to know about African-American history in Atlanta, there are a small number of places you can go. As a history buff, it’s been a joy to compile this list of black history museums in Atlanta.
Here Are The Best Black History Museums In Atlanta
This list is proof that viable historical resources in Atlanta go far beyond just the King Center. Have a look:
Auburn Avenue Research Library
101 Auburn Avenue, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 | 404-730-4001
The Auburn Avenue Research Library has everything from precious historical exhibits to lectures, workshops and other programs.
Apex Museum
135 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30303, USA | (404) 523-2739
Founded in 1976 by historian Dan Moore, the Apex Museum has continued to be a beacon of light for those looking to connect the dots of the widespread African diaspora.
Hammonds House Museum
503 Peeples Street, SW Atlanta, GA 30310 | (404) 752-8730
Although closed as of late, the Hammonds House Museum offers exhibitions throughout the year as well as significant cultural programming.
The museum is the former home of the Dr. Otis Thrash Hammonds, a prominent Atlanta physician and philanthropist who died from illness in 1985.
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site
450 Auburn Avenue, NE Atlanta, GA | 30312-1525
The childhood home of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. shows the early leanings of the civil rights leader. Tours are available on a daily basis, excluding holidays.
Up the street, you’ll find the King Center, which offers a comprehensive history of not only King and his teaching but the breadth and depth of the civil rights movement.
Headquarters: (404) 331-5190
Visitors Information: (404) 331-6922 (recording)Shrine of the Black Madonna Cultural Center and Bookstore
946 Ralph D. Abernathy Blvd SW Atlanta, GA 30310 | (404) 752-6125
Created in 1995 by Velma Maia Thomas, the African Holocaust Museum is housed at the Shrine of the Black Madonna. See a chapter of American history seldom told in such detail.
Store Hours are Sunday: 1:45-3:00 PM, Tuesday-Saturday: 11:00 AM-7:00 PM.
Ebenezer Baptist Church
407 Auburn Avenue, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30312 | (404) 688-7263
Since its founding in 1886, Ebenezer Baptist Church was founded in 1886. Since its inception, the site has been a crucial gathering place for the fight for freedom among African-Americans.Last Words
Atlanta’s black museums tell a storied tale of the pride and plight of the city’s African-Americans. Underneath the many artifacts and proclamations, you’ll find the fight for freedom.
Want to learn about more history? See these 10 Atlanta locations mentioned in the Green Book.
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The old adage, you can’t go forward until you know your past is as true today as it ever was. That fact is evident every day in a city like Atlanta, Georgia, which has a rich history.
How To Explore Atlanta
You can explore Atlanta today and have the time of your life.
First, to find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. CNN Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
Atlanta has a lot of inspirational people and AtlantaFi.com is going to introduce you to many of them as well as cool places to go, great restaurants and other ATL happenings.
Got an event or know of something opening in and around Atlanta? Holla: CJ@AtlantaFi.com. See what’s poppin’ in the ATL! Subscribe to our news alerts here, follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook.
Don’t forget to check out one of the best black restaurants in Atlanta. If you like barbecue, see our list of the Best Atlanta BBQ Restaurants.
As for eateries below I-20, these Southside Atlanta restaurants have developed quite a following.The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, which has seen a bar explosion in recent years.
Got an event or know of something opening in and around Atlanta? Holla: CJ@AtlantaFi.com. See what’s poppin’ in the ATL! Subscribe to our news alerts here, follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook.
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Are you an artsy person? You’ll love what’s in store in Tucker. ARTucker is a free art and performance festival in downtown Tucker that showcases local artists, artisans, and performers.
When is ARTucker in 2025?
ARTucker is set for Saturday, April 19, 2025, 10:00am to 4:00pm.
It is a family friendly event with free children’s activities like facepainting and chalking. It includes music, dance, food, and more.
You can expect live music, food trucks and more at ARTucker, including:
- Free Face Painting
- Food Trucks
- Oak Street Bottle Shop serving Tucker Brewing products
- FREE Crafting Project provided by SCRAPLANTA
- Interactive Chalk Wall
- 40 Booths of LOCAL Artists
- Raffle Prizes
- Live Broadcasting from Radio Tucker
- Live Performances Throughout the Day
Where Is ARTucker Located?
ARTucker is located at Church Street Green Space, 4316 Church Street, Tucker, GA 30084. Here is a map to help you find it.
Atlanta has a thriving arts scene with plenty of great spots to experience visual art. Here are some of the best places to view art in the city:
Major Art Museums & Galleries
- High Museum of Art – Atlanta’s premier art museum, featuring everything from classic European paintings to contemporary works and photography.
- MODA (Museum of Design Atlanta) – The only museum in the Southeast dedicated to design, with exhibits on architecture, fashion, and graphic design.
- SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film – Located at SCAD Atlanta, this museum highlights fashion and film as forms of artistic expression.
- The Carlos Museum (Emory University) – Known for its impressive collection of ancient art, including Egyptian, Greek, and Roman artifacts
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This weekend, festival season is off and running in Atlanta and the year just started! The Atlanta Winter Wine Festival is the first festival for the new year, but it surely won’t be the last.
The Atlanta Winter Wine Festival is one of the best festivals in Atlanta.
Check out the festivities:
The Atlanta Winter Wine Festival is happening in West Midtown (whoohoo!) and it will have 2 Sessions: 12pm-4pm and 6pm-10pm at Guardian Works.
The festival will also feature 50+ different wines, beers and ciders to sample from Atlanta, the Southeast, and all over America.
Atlanta Winter Wine Festival 2025: Everything You Need To Know
This year’s Atlanta Winter Wine Festival promises to be a good one. It is a 21 and up event with no kids, babies or pets allowed. And of course, no outside food or beverages.
The festival will commence no matter if it’s rain or shine. Chairs, blankets, and small bags are okay. Beer and Wine will be cut off at 3:45pm for session 1, and 9:45 for session 2.
When Is The Atlanta Winter Wine Festival?
The festival is set for the following date and time:
Date & Time:
Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025, at 12:00 EDT
Location:
Guardian Works 755 Echo Street NW Atlanta, GA 30308
How Much Are Tickets?
Festival Tickets are $45 in advance and $50 after Jan. 12, and $60 on the day of the event. The irst 100 tickets of each session is just $35.
If you’re wondering what your ticket includes, it comes with a souvenir acrylic wine glass, entertainment, and all of your wine, cider, & beer samples. Food will cost extra. Get the details.
Your ticket price includes a souvenir acrylic wine glass, entertainment, and all of your wine, cider, & beer samples. Food will cost extra. There will not be any Designated Driver tickets.
The Atlanta Wine Festival isn’t the only thing going on these days in Atlanta. Check out the best things to do in Atlanta.
Final Word
Atlanta has just about everything you need for a fun time in a big-city. If you love to laugh, you should check out the best comedy clubs in Atlanta.
For those who feel like dancing or vibing to some music, Atlanta’s got some of the best clubs in the South.
Want to get out of the house during the day? Why not get some shopping in the city by patronizing local vendors with handmade goods, arts, crafts, candles, soaps, vintage and more.
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I even in cold weather, you can get down in Atlanta, if you know what I mean. Where should you go to party in the A?
We’re going to list some of the top places to party in Atlanta, Georgia.
If you go out this weekend, please be safe and observe public health guidelines. In other words, party responsibly.
We’re going to show you some great places to party in Atlanta.
Club Medusa
3177 Peachtree Road NE Atlanta, GA 30305
Here’s what one party-goer says about the spot: “Drinks are super expensive $18+. Servers wear barely nothing, which is NOT a problem. Urban Crowd is mixed ages from 21-grey hairs. 2 bars. Decor is classy. Music is hip hop and Afro beats. Ambiance is nice. Open space. Can see from one side to another, unless you’re ducked off in the cut.”
Vision Restaurant & Lounge
2520 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 | (404) 549-3168
Join Vision for one of the coolest vibes in the city. They play everything from afro beats to R&B and more. Make Your Reservation 1 (470) 685-3658 For Tables.
Playground Atlanta
3060 Pharr Ct N Northwest Suite 17, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (888) 878-7430
Here’s what one party person says about Club Playground. “I’m here to post what made it amazing – top notch bus inside and out – hostess helped us smoke in the club she was way cool – I took all their advice, going against some of my friends and all advice was on point – upgrade was worth it for Gucci – flyer for my bestie was icing on top.”
Club Josephine
3277 Buford Hwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (678) 973-4441
Here’s what one party-goer says about Josephine’s: “I would say overall dope spot! Nice crowd. Definitely recommend purchasing a section as there is really no extra seating. Music was cool. Bottle service definitely pricey.”
Club Opium
150 Central Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 819-9609
Here’s what one party person says about Opium: “This place was very cool!!! Being new to the ATL it’s been cool!!! I was invited by my roomie Lauren which the club was turnt!!! Yayyyyy!!! It look optimistic on the outside but inside was cool!! Music lit, bartender wasn’t stingy with the liquor and energy there was firreeeee!!! Try them out.”
Final Word
Atlanta’s clubs will be on 10 this weekend. See the hottest ATL nightclubs this week and what’s going on.
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