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As fall colors begin to paint the city, Atlanta’s vibrant Upper Westside is set to transform Howell Mill Road into a pedestrian paradise for the third annual Westside Stride block party.
Though anticipation has been building for the event’s original Oct. 4 slot, organizers announced a slight shift to Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025, ensuring families and friends can kick off the weekend with a full afternoon of community fun from noon to 6 p.m.
Inspired by the successful Atlanta Streets Alive series, Westside Stride closes a bustling stretch of Howell Mill Road to cars, inviting residents to reclaim the pavement on foot, bike, scooter, or stroller.
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This year’s route spans from 8th Street to Trabert Avenue, with an extension along parts of 17th Street, creating over a mile of car-free space for exploration and enjoyment.
“Westside Stride is more than just a street closure—it’s a celebration of our neighborhood’s growth, connectivity, and spirit,” said Adeline Collot, program director for the Upper Westside Community Improvement District (CID), the event’s primary organizer.
2025 Westside Stride Music Schedule
17th Street Stage
Sponsored by QTS
Noon — The Dappled Grays
2 p.m. — BOOM! Trio ft. Lavahi
4 p.m. — Sarah Nova Band
Huff Road DJ
Sponsored by Mabra Law
Noon — DJ Chops
3 p.m. — DJ Steve
Brady Avenue Stage
Sponsored by Northside Tavern
12:30 p.m. — Nathalie Rose Band
3 p.m. — Band X
9th Street DJ
Noon -3 p.m. — DJ iLL Withers Turnin’ n’ Burnin’ with DJ Bottom Shelf
3-6 p.m. — Disc Jockey Bottom Shelf with Raina & Jade
Edgehill Ave DJ
Noon – 6 p.m.— DJ Alex Heisey sponsored by Ga Followers
The CID, a nonprofit formed by local property owners, uses the festival to highlight ongoing efforts to enhance walkability, bikeability, and safety in the area.
“Our streets aren’t getting wider, but events like this show how we can move more efficiently and joyfully through our community.”
Expect a feast for the senses: live music stages featuring local Atlanta artists, a bustling vendor and artisan market showcasing handmade goods and crafts, and a lineup of culinary pop-ups from beloved Westside eateries.
Food trucks and interactive demos will offer everything from gourmet tacos to sweet treats, while children’s activities—including face painting, games, and bounce houses—ensure the little ones stay entertained.
The event underscores the Upper Westside’s evolution into a dynamic hub, home to trendy spots like the Works development and the BeltLine’s western extension.
Last year’s gathering drew thousands, fostering connections among neighbors and newcomers alike. This edition promises even more energy, with expanded green spaces for picnics and yoga sessions amid the festivities.
Admission is free, and no registration is required—simply show up ready to stride.
Organizers encourage eco-friendly transport: park at nearby garages like those at Atlantic Station or the Westside Provisions District, then pedal or walk in. Bicycles, skateboards, and rollerblades are all welcome, but remember to wear helmets and follow posted guidelines for a safe time.
Final Word
Westside Atlanta has made some recent upgrades, and city officials are refocused on revitalizing the area’s historic core. These changes reflect a broader effort to make the Upper Westside more vibrant, walkable, and economically robust, particularly in preparation for events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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For those eager to dive deeper, the official Westside Stride website offers a full schedule, vendor list, and volunteer opportunities. Follow @WestsideStrideATL on social media for real-time updates as the big day approaches.
Mark your calendars for Oct. 5 and join the stride—Atlanta’s Westside is waiting to welcome you home.
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I don’t know how much you know about Atlanta’s nightlife, but Georgia biggest city is the country’s day party capital: Vibe-heavy food and music affairs that go on all day until the night every weekend.
Day parties became popular on college campuses when university officials instituted curfews on university property. The parties soon began to pop up in nightclubs in college towns.
These days it’s a small thing to catch a day party in a large metropolitan city like Atlanta.
What Can You Expect At A Day Party?
A typical day party is a experiential dining .event that caters to all the senses. In addition to premium food and drinks, many day parties have hookah available for select tables.
What separates this scene from a regular restaurant episode? The music! Day parties are just that — parties — which means you can expect a wide range of music, including Reggae. Soca. Afrobeatz. Hip Hop and RnB tunes from the DJ.
Let’s look at some of the most popular day parties that frequently occur in Atlanta:
Boogalou Restaurant & Lounge
239 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 464-7705
What one reviewer says about Boogalou Lounge: “My son suggested this place for Mother’s Day brunch and I was so impressed. The food was delicious, the service was fantastic and the atmosphere was on-point. I had the seafood omelette with grits and a lobster tail on the side and the glass of strawberry mimosas just topped it off. My son had the seafood omelette & grits as well along with chicken wings and French toast. He boasted about the chicken wings were fried perfectly and French toast was delicious. The food portions were so much that I needed a to-go box. For my first time, I really enjoyed myself.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Vision Lounge
2520 Piedmont Road Northeast Atlanta, GA 30324
Here’s what one partyer says about Vision Lounge. “The pictures online look much better. Chill laid back spot. The food was cool. The lamb chops were good but the mash potatoes were cold. The fries tasted like they were cooked in old oil. My burger was off but I can’t put my finger on it. Everyone liked their food besides for the plastic forks we were given . Our waitress was amazing.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Cafe Circa Atlanta’s #1 Saturday Day Party
464 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 | : (404) 477-0008
Here’s what a reviewer says about Cafe Circa: “We had a lot of fun, and the food was amazing and worth the return, alone. We had salmon n grits & whole wings with¹ french toast. So full of flavor! The advertising about the Brunch Mimosa R&B Day Party needs to be made clear as there was some confusion about this. It would have been nice to hear more R&B during the event. The DJ played a lot of hip-hop, catering to his own liking, but once he started playing R&B, the customers lit up, danced, and really appeared to be having a great time. Once the rooftop opened, we went up and planned to hang up there a while longer, but they turned off all heaters, which made it cold and uncomfortable, so we left. We will definitely return again now knowing what to expect.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Club EMBR
1136 Crescent Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
What the parties at EMBR are like: “We definitely had a time here! Great way to kick off Nurses Week or whatever occasion you guys want to celebrate! Our server was really good to us! I can’t remember her name but I remember her saying she is from St. Martin! So if you see this review, give her a raise Embr! The prices were reasonable for the section and the chicken tacos were fire. Will definitely be returning!”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Pure Lounge & Hookah Bar
1594 Woodcliff Dr NE A, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (404) 600-6390
Photo credit: Pure Lounge in Atlanta Here’s what one reviewer says about Pure Lounge: “I’ve been here twice and both times I’ve enjoyed myself. It’s a cool vibe, a little out there but you’ll be able to listen to some good music and chill. If you’re there past 12am just know things are about to get routy because of the club next door.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Suite Food Lounge
375 Luckie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 | (404) 577-2500
Photo credit: Food Suite Lounge Here’s what one reviewer says about Suite Food Lounge: “It was a wait for the food however the waiter was good with updating us. Once the food came out I had ordered the Bourbon Salmon and Shrimp I was worth it!!! So delicious! With mash potato’s and asparagus it was warm would have been nice to be hot that’s the way I like my food. Hubby had the wings and they were good too. Nice ambiance like the R&B music they played we had an early reservation at 6:30 so it wasn’t so busy cause this place gets really busy as it gets later.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Rose and Rye
3377 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326
Here’s what one patron says about Rose and Rye: “Nice rooftop. I came here when it was Whiskey Blue. Different name but same vibes. The music is good and the food is good enough. I’ve tried the fries and the wings. Nice for an after,dinner cocktail but I wouldn’t come here for dinner unless I was staying in the hotel.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Why Atlanta Is The Day Party Capital
Day parties are huge in urban metropolitan cities like Houston, Baltimore and New Orleans, but there’s nothing like the ones in Atlanta, Georgia.
Atlanta’s strong collegiate presence, especially the Atlanta University Center (AU) which serves students at Spelman College, Morris Brown College and Morehouse College, makes the city a hotbed of activity when it comes to nightlife events.
It was just a matter of time before day parties became the norm in the warmer months of the city.
Final Word
Thinking about going to a day party soon? You’d better save up your cash. Day parties can be expensive. Not only will there typically be a price of admission (unless you RSVP). there will be a parking fee.
One of the biggest expenses will be the drinks and food you buy. Most day party menus have entrees that are $20 and up and include shrimp and lobster.
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If you’re new to Atlanta and are hungry, 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:
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The inaugural Soul Symphony Weekend, is happening now, from September 19 to September 21, 2025, sponsored by Bentley Atlanta.
The multiday event presented by the Miguel Wilson Collection and the Ride to the Olympics Foundation reimagines the Atlanta Fashion & Polo Classic.
This three-day event features a golf outing, a black-tie orchestra experience, musical performances, a fashion show, and polo matches, highlighting two historic teams co-founded by Miguel Wilson: the Morehouse Polo Club, the first HBCU polo team, and Atlanta’s BEST Academy Polo Team, the first all-Black high school polo team.
When Is Soul Symphony Weekend?
The weekend begins Friday, September 19, with the Soul Symphony Golf Outing at Eagles Landing Country Club and a Welcome Party at the Kimpton Overland Hotel rooftop.
On Saturday, September 20, the Black Tie Soul Symphony at Enon Ranch offers an elegant evening with a live fashion show, performances by the Soul Symphony Orchestra, composer Camden Stewart, singers Kevin Ross, Syleena Johnson, Madelyn Brené, and Brady Turner, with Maryland Governor Wes Moore as a special guest.
The weekend concludes on Sunday, September 21, with the Atlanta Polo Party at Bouckaert Farm, featuring gourmet food, cocktails, live music, and equestrian exhibitions.
Attendees are encouraged to wear derby attire.
Notable past attendees include Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, Frank Ski, Pastor Jamal Bryant, Young Jeezy, Nene Leakes, Cynthia Bailey, Sheree Whitfield, Egypt Sherrod, Mike Jackson, Q Parker, RL, and Waka Flocka.
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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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Atlanta’s vibrant music scene is gearing up for another unforgettable weekend as the Shaky Knees Music Festival makes its triumphant return. You won’t want to miss it! The outdoors event is one of Atlanta’s best festivals.
For the first time in its history, the beloved three-day event will take over the iconic Piedmont Park, shifting from its traditional spring slot in May to a fresh fall edition. This change promises cooler temperatures, stunning autumn views of the park’s rolling hills and skyline backdrop, and an even more immersive experience for rock, indie, and alternative fans from across the Southeast and beyond.
Shaky Knees Festival: What To Know Before You Go
If you’re interested in going, you know traffic is going to be a bear. The festival organizers are encouraging fest-goers to use public transit! Getting to the festival is easy when using MARTA.
The Shaky Knees Festival Box Office is located at the corner of North Ave NE & Central Park Place NE and will be open.
When Is The Shaky Knees Festival Taking Place This Year?
The Shaky Knees Festival is happening at Central Park in Midtown Atlanta on May 3-5, 2024. Here are the hours:
- Friday, Sept. 19 — 11:30am – 7pm
- Saturday, Sept. 20 — 10am – 10pm
- Sunday, Sept. 21 — 10am – 9pm
Music Lineup: Who’s Performing At The Shaky Knees Festival?
This year’s music lineup for the Shaky Knees Festival includes the following acts: Queens of the Stone Age, Foo Fighters, Noah Kahan and Weezer.
The full lineup features over 60 acts across four stages. While the official daily schedule is available on the festival website, here’s a comprehensive list of confirmed performers based on announcements:
- My Chemical Romance (Headliner – Friday)
- Blink-182 (Headliner – Saturday)
- Deftones (Headliner – Sunday)
- Vampire Weekend
- Lenny Kravitz
- Cage the Elephant
- Alabama Shakes
- The Black Keys
- Sublime
- “Weird Al” Yankovic
- The Marías
- Public Enemy
- Lucy Dacus
- Devo
- Pixies
- The Backseat Lovers
- TV On The Radio
- The All-American Rejects
- IDLES
- Spoon
- Stereophonics
- Wet Leg
- And more to be announced…
Check out the Shaky Knees Festival poster here:
Where Is The Shaky Knees Festival Taking Place?
The Shaky Knees Festival will take place at Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta at Atlanta, GA 30309 NE. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
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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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As the crisp autumn air begins to settle over metro Atlanta, families are gearing up for one of the region’s most beloved traditions: the North Georgia State Fair.
Running from September 18 to 28, 2025, at the Cobb County International Firefighters Association Fairgrounds in Marietta, this 93-year-old event promises a whirlwind of excitement, drawing over 300,000 visitors annually from across north Georgia and neighboring states.
Georgia State Fair: What To Know Before You Go
Billed as the largest fair in the metro Atlanta area, it’s the perfect spot for thrill-seekers, foodies, and animal lovers to celebrate the fall season.
With its roots tracing back to the early 20th century, the North Georgia State Fair has evolved into a cornerstone of community life in Cobb County.
Originally established to showcase agricultural achievements and local craftsmanship, the fair has grown into a massive celebration of Georgia’s heritage while incorporating modern entertainment.
“This fair isn’t just an event; it’s a family reunion for the entire region,” said fair organizer Sarah Jenkins in a recent statement. “We’ve been making memories here for generations, and 2025 is shaping up to be our biggest year yet.”
A Lineup of Unmatched Attractions
Attendees can expect a jam-packed schedule of free and ticketed activities designed to appeal to every age group. The fair’s centerpiece is the Great James H. Drew Exposition Midway, one of the largest carnival setups in the United States, featuring heart-pounding rides like the Wildcat Rollercoaster, the towering Georgia Mountain Lift, and the Mega Slide.
For younger visitors, kiddie rides and gentle carousels provide safe, whimsical fun. A pay-one-price ride special will be available every day, making it easier for families to enjoy unlimited thrills without breaking the bank.Live entertainment takes center stage with a series of world-class performances. New for 2025, the Zerbini Family Circus will pitch its 1,200-seat Big Top for acrobatic feats, aerialists, clowns, and jugglers in a family-run spectacle that’s sure to dazzle.
Magic enthusiasts won’t want to miss Lady Houdini (aka Kristen Johnson), the trailblazing illusionist making her debut with death-defying escapes and mind-bending tricks.
“Lady Houdini brings a fresh, empowering twist to classic magic,” noted fair promotions director Mike Rivera.
Other highlights include the Rhinestone Roper’s lasso artistry, Circus Hollywood’s high-wire acts, and Puppy Pals’ adorable canine comedy show.Animal lovers will flock to the two petting barns: the North Georgia Animals Petting Barn, where visitors can interact with horses, goats, cows, rabbits, llamas, and ponies; and the Eudora Farms Petting Zoo, featuring exotic creatures like zebras, lemurs, wallabies, and even camel rides.
Pig races and a live wolf show add to the menagerie, offering educational insights into Georgia’s agricultural roots.
Competitive spirits can enter blue-ribbon contests for handmade goods, fruits, vegetables, artwork, and flower shows, celebrating local talent and produce.
Live music stages will host a rotating lineup of local bands and performers, with free concerts throughout the day. And for those seeking a bit of whimsy, Atlanta puppeteer Peter Hart will deliver award-winning shows in the Georgia Grown Exhibit Hall.Indulge in Fair Food Favorites and New TwistsNo fair visit is complete without sampling the savory and sweet staples.
Expect classic treats like funnel cakes dusted with powdered sugar, corn dogs on a stick, cotton candy clouds, and deep-fried everything—from Oreos to Twinkies. This year, organizers are introducing unexpected culinary delights, including gourmet fair fusions like loaded tater tot nachos and vegan-friendly options to cater to diverse palates.
“We’re blending tradition with innovation to keep the fair food scene as exciting as the rides,” Jenkins added.The fair’s emphasis on Georgia-grown products shines through in exhibits highlighting local farmers and artisans, reinforcing its significance as a showcase for the state’s agricultural economy.
Practical Info for Your Visit
The fairgrounds at 2375 Cobb Parkway N., Marietta, open daily from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. on weekends, with gates closing earlier on the final day. Admission is $15 for adults, $5 for children ages 5-12, and free for kids 4 and under; parking costs $10 per vehicle.
Clear bags and security-checked diaper bags are permitted, ensuring a safe environment for all.
For those planning a trip from downtown Atlanta, the fair is just a 30-minute drive north via I-75.
Ride-sharing services and shuttles from nearby MARTA stations will be available to ease traffic congestion. Groups, military personnel, and seniors can take advantage of discounted rates—check the official website for details.
Final Word
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a longtime fan, the North Georgia State Fair offers an unbeatable mix of nostalgia, novelty, and non-stop fun. Mark your calendars for September 18-28 and get ready to make some unforgettable memories under the fall stars. For tickets and the full schedule, visit northgeorgiastatefair.com.
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Art enthusiasts, families, and community members are gearing up for a vibrant weekend of creativity and culture as the Sandy Springs Fall Arts and Craft Festival returns to the tree-lined streets of Sandy Springs on September 13 and 14.
This beloved two-day event, now in its fifth year, is one of the top festivals around Atlanta and promises to transform the area into an expansive outdoor art gallery, showcasing the talents of local and regional artists from across the United States.
Sandy Springs Fall Arts and Craft Festival: What To Know
Organized by the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces (AFFPS), the festival will take place at 6100 Lake Forrest Drive NE, near the Sandy Springs Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, PC.
It’s a dog-friendly affair, making it perfect for pet owners looking to enjoy the festivities al fresco. Gates open at 10 a.m. on Saturday and run until 5 p.m., with Sunday hours from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., giving attendees plenty of time to browse, shop, and soak in the atmosphere.
At the heart of the festival are over 125 artist booths featuring a diverse array of handmade works. Visitors can expect to see everything from paintings and photography to sculptures, jewelry, leather and metal crafts, and even glassblowing demonstrations.
The event emphasizes original, jury-approved pieces, ensuring a high-quality showcase of creativity.
“This festival is all about highlighting the incredible talent right here in our community and beyond,” said festival director Jennifer Humphrey. “It’s a chance for artists to connect with buyers and for families to discover unique, one-of-a-kind items.”
Beyond the art, the festival offers a full lineup of family-friendly activities. Live music will fill the air throughout the weekend, courtesy of local musicians performing on stages scattered across the venue.
Gourmet food trucks will be on hand, serving up a variety of culinary delights to keep hunger at bay while exploring. For the little ones, a dedicated children’s play area provides interactive fun, including hands-on art stations where kids can get creative themselves.
Art demonstrations will also be a highlight, allowing attendees to watch skilled artisans at work and perhaps pick up some inspiration.
Admission to the festival is free, making it an accessible outing for all.
Organizers encourage attendees to arrive early for the best parking spots, with designated areas available nearby. In keeping with its community focus, the event supports local artists through scholarships and partnerships, fostering a sense of connection in the Sandy Springs neighborhood.
Don’t miss this opportunity to support local makers and enjoy a picturesque fall day in metro Atlanta. For more details, including artist maps and updates, visit the official website at sandyspringsartsapalooza.com
Final Word
Whether you’re hunting for that perfect holiday gift or simply looking to celebrate the arts, the Sandy Springs Fall Arts and Craft Festival is set to be a highlight of the September calendar. See you there!
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If Atlanta is too big for your tastes, the Peach State boasts another cool place that’s world renown for its cultural significance: Savannah.
The coastal city has a bustling food scene, several nationally important landmarks and is a top Southern travel destination you should check out if you’re visiting.
Cool Things To Do In Savannah
Savannah, Georgia, is a charming and historic city known for its cobblestone streets, beautiful parks, and Southern hospitality. Here are some cool things to do in Savannah:
Forsyth Park
This expansive park is a popular spot for both locals and visitors. It features walking paths, fountains, gardens, and a playground. The iconic Forsyth Fountain is a must-see.
Historic District
Take a leisurely stroll through the historic district to admire the well-preserved 18th and 19th-century architecture. Don’t miss River Street, a bustling area with shops, restaurants, and scenic views of the Savannah River.
City Market: This bustling area features shops, galleries, restaurants, and live entertainment. It’s a great place to enjoy local art and cuisine.
Dine on Southern Cuisine: Savannah offers a range of dining options, from classic Southern comfort food to upscale dining experiences. Don’t miss out on trying dishes like shrimp and grits or fried chicken.
Savannah Historic Squares
The city boasts 22 picturesque squares, each with its own character. Forsyth Square, Lafayette Square, and Chippewa Square (known for the famous bench scene in “Forrest Gump”) are some favorites.
Wormsloe Historic Site: Visit the famous avenue lined with live oak trees and Spanish moss at Wormsloe. The site also features a historic tabby ruin and a museum showcasing Georgia’s colonial history.
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD): Explore the campus and galleries of this renowned art and design school. SCAD has contributed to the city’s artistic atmosphere.
Ghost Tours: Given Savannah’s rich history, ghost tours are quite popular. Join a guided tour to hear spooky stories and legends of the city’s haunted places.
Bonaventure Cemetery
This historic cemetery is known for its stunning monuments, sculptures, and Spanish moss-draped trees. Guided tours are available to learn about the cemetery’s history and notable figures buried there.
Telfair Museums
Explore the Telfair Academy, the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters, and the Jepson Center for the Arts. These museums offer a diverse collection of art and history.
Savannah Bee Company: Learn about bees and honey at this unique store that offers honey tastings and a variety of honey-based products.
Shop on Broughton Street: This vibrant street is lined with shops, boutiques, and eateries. It’s a great place to shop for souvenirs and unique gifts.
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
Admire the intricate architecture of this stunning cathedral. It’s known for its beautiful stained glass windows and impressive interior.
Savannah Riverboat Cruises
Take a riverboat cruise along the Savannah River to enjoy scenic views of the city skyline and learn about Savannah’s history.
Final Word
As nice as Savannah is, it’s proximity to other natural beauties makes it a top-class city. Tybee Island, one of the best beaches in Georgia, is just a short drive from Savannah, Tybee Island offers beautiful beaches, water sports, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.
Savannah is a city with a rich cultural heritage and plenty to offer. Whether you’re interested in history, art, food, or outdoor activities, you’re sure to find something enjoyable to do during your visit.
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Grocery prices are on a continuous uptick, which means it’s up to you to find out where the cheap eats are in Atlanta. Thankfully, Atlanta’s restaurants have food specials every day, making it easy to eat out on a budget.
Here are some current free food deals around Atlanta:
Chick-fil-A Code Moo Promotion
- Deal: Participate in the Chick-fil-A Code Moo digital game via the Chick-fil-A app to earn free food rewards, such as free fries this week.
- How to Get It: Download the Chick-fil-A app, play the Code Moo game, and redeem weekly rewards.
Tropical Smoothie Café Fan Fest
- Deal: Get a free smoothie when you purchase an entrée or bowl.
- How to Get It: Become a Tropic Rewards Member or log into your account on the Tropical Smoothie app. Call ahead to confirm store participation.
Shake Shack
- Deal: Free side of fries with any purchase using the code FREEFRY.
- How to Get It: Order via the Shack App, online at shakeshack.com, or at an in-store kiosk at participating locations.
Krystal
- Deal: Free small fries with a $10 or more purchase using the code FRYMEUP.
- How to Get It: Order online at participating locations.
This article will show you some of the best daily food specials we could find around Atlanta.
Happy hour may be just a label around the city, but if you look long and hard, you can find the deals every day among Atlanta restaurants. Or you can just visit AtlantaFi.com and let us show you the deals. Every day. Sign up for the newsletter to get them exclusively delivered to your inbox.
Daily Food And Drink Specials In Atlanta For 2025
If you want to know where the cheap eats are in Atlanta, we’ve got a day-by-day breakdown for you so that all you have to do is plug in the eatery’s address in your GPS and go.
Quick Links: Cheap Eats In Atlanta
- Monday Specials
- Tuesday Specials
- Wednesday Specials
- Thursday Specials
- Monday-Friday Happy Hour Specials
- Brunch: Weekend Specials
Monday Food Specials In Atlanta
Here are some Atlanta restaurants with daily food specials. We’ll go through the week to see what food we can get for cheap and where. Let’s start with the Monday food specials.El Super Pan
455 Legends Pl #862, Atlanta, GA 30339 | (404) 521-6500
At The Battery Atlanta, El Super Pan has a Monday deal you don’t want to miss: $6 margaritas every Monday starting at 5 p.m.Happy Hour At The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill
At The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill in Atlanta, you can catch Happy Hour every Monday-Friday from 4-6 p.m., which includes:
- East Coast oysters on the half shell for $12.97 a dozen
- $4 shrimp tacos
- $10 peel-and-eat shrimp
- A rotating boat drink for $5
- $18 Bud Light/Michelob Ultra buckets
- $20 Corona buckets
- $25 High Noon buckets
Every Monday Get 99-Cent Sangria In Atlanta
If you want to kickstart your workweek the right way, check out Loca Luna, which offers 99-cent sangrias from 5-10 p.m. every Monday. trust us, you’re going to get hungry, that’s why they have tapas half-priced as well.
550-C Amsterdam Ave NE, Atlanta. 404-875-4494.Drink Wine For Cheap
Free Cobbler Monday: Paschals
One of Atlanta’s most renown soul food restaurants has a nice gift for the hungry to start the work week. Every Monday, it’s Free Cobbler Monday at Paschals Restaurant. You gotta get it! 180 Northside Dr SW #B, Atlanta, GA 30313.Gyro Street Pita and Side
On Mondays, PITA Mediterranean Street Food offers its gyro street pita with a choice of side for $6. Side options include fries, rice, grilled veggies, quinoa tabouli or any spread. This deal is available for dine-in or takeout. Place orders online or visit an Atlanta PITA location near you.
Tuesday Food Specials In Atlanta
Now let’s look at where you can eat in Atlanta for cheap on Tuesdays.
$2 Tuesdays: Blu Cantina
Blu Cantina in East Lake is making it a fiesta every Tuesday with their Tuesday specials. If you want cheap food in Atlanta, here it is. They usually consist of $2 guacamole, $2 tacos, $2 empanadas, $5 Patron Margarita, $2 Carona and $28 Patron Margarita pitchers. 1242 Glenwood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316. (404) 254-2151.These Atlanta Restaurants Have Taco Tuesday Specials
Because it’s so popular in the ATL, several restaurants do that thang. Here they are:- Twisted Taco offers $1.99-$2.99 tacos and selected domestic beers that are just $1.99 on Tuesdays (which is perfect pricing for college students), so you can wash down one of the yummy specials with a tasty beer.
- Pure: You can enjoy your choice of chipotle chicken, shredded pork or fish tacos, all with poblano slaw just for $2. And of course, you need a drink, too, so check out the $2 Tecates. PURE taqueria’s vibe is ultra chill, so invite some friends out for some tacos and margs!
- Zocalo is Midtown Atlanta’s Mexican kitchen and cantina serving authentic upscale Mexican comfort food, margaritas and handcrafted cocktails. Zocalo has $3 Victoria beer, tacos, and Tecates on Taco Tuesday.
- A lively taqueria with a year-round porch, mixing your favorite Mexican and Korean street eats, plus some tasty signature drinks. They are $2 Classic, $3 Premium Takos, $4 House Takoritas on Taco Tuesday.
- Tin Lizzy’s Cantina, they are known for their refreshing margaritas, friendly service, lively music and of course, their “FlexMex” cuisine. Tin Lizzy’s amazing deals for Tuesdays are $2 tacos from the restaurant’s special list and you can toss back on a $5 Patrón tequila shot.
See these other great Atlanta restaurants for Taco Tuesday.
Lee + White Food Hall
At Lee + White food hall, enjoy half off frozen drinks every Monday and Wednesday and score 15% off your tab when you show up in your loudest beach shirt on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Wednesday Food Specials
On Wednesdays, several metro Atlanta restaurants offer patrons the opportunity to eat for less (or even free). Here are some of the best food specials on Wednesdays in Atlanta.
Dolo’s Pizza (Multiple locations)
50 Lower Alabama Street, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 713-8323
At Dolo’s, customers get treated to a “Dolo Hour” from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, offering a $6 cheese pizza, a steal for pizza fans.
Pêche Modern Coastal
5155 Peachtree Pkwy #320, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 | (770) 674-1098
At Pêche, enjoy happy hour from 3 to 5 p.m., when you can get $2 oysters and $6 bar snacks like seafood dumplings, hummus, and mussels, plus half-off select bottles of wine on Wednesdays.
Winedown Wednesday: Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours
This funky West Midtown joint continues to get national accolades while being one of the city’s best-kept secrets…. but for how long??? If you’re a vino fan, check them Wednesday when you can get half-off on select bottles of wine and complimentary charcuterie. Apex West Midtown, 1133 Huff Road, NW Atlanta Ga. 30318.Wednesday Burger + Beer $9.95: Taco Mac
Taco Mac’s Midtown location has a burger and beer combo for just $9.95. Known for its all-the-world beer selection, there’s no better place to watch a game — or people-watch — than this location. 933 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309.Cinco Wednesdays at Blu Cantina
The Mexican restaurant comes with it every Wednesday with $5 food specials as well as $5 cocktails as part of their happy hour offerings.Thursday Food Specials
Thursdays offer some great bites around the city as Atlanta restaurants try to lure crowds before the weekend. Let’s look at the best food deals.Thursday Night ‘Snooty’ Drinks: Grindhouse Killer Burgers
Grindhouse Killer Burgers have been making a big name for itself in the city’s crowded burger scene. But it helps to be known for libations as well. The eatery’s full-service locations have a Thursday special, offering all “snooty drink” cocktails regularly priced at $8 for just $5. 1842 Piedmont Ave.; Atlanta, GA. 433 North McDonough St., Decatur, GA.Bourbon Thursdays At Sweet Auburn BBQ
Enjoy $6 classic bourbon and rye cocktails like Kentucky Mules, Old Fashioneds and Manhattans every Thursday evening at Sweet Auburn BBQ.
Weekend Food Specials And Deals In Atlanta
As you know many restaurants make the lion’s share of their money on the weekends, starting with Friday.
For Saturday and Sundays, many Atlanta restaurants have their largest crowds, so they don’t drop prices — at least not typically. But we’ve found some local eateries that give you a discount.Sunday Night Special: Cibo e Beve
Cibo e Beve Italian Kitchen & Barin North Fulton offers all you can eat pasta and 1/2 off wine on Sundays from 5 to 9 p.m. Here are the deets on the family-friendly offer. Cibo e Beve. 4969 Roswell Rd. Atlanta, GA 30342. Phone: 404-250-8988.
For $20, devour all the Caesar salad, pasta, and bread your heart desires. Kids 10 and under can enjoy for just $10. Featured pasta is a housemade Sunday Gravy pasta served over your choice of penne or spaghetti. Proteins and vegetables may be added to your pasta for an additional cost. Select wines are available for half price on Sundays with all you can eat pasta from 5:00-9:30 PM.
No sharing, substitutions or carry out. Not offered on holidays. Valid for dine in only.Monday Through Friday Food Specials
Looking for a cheap place to eat every week day? Here are your best bets around Atlanta.
Dantanna’s Happy Hour
Dantanna’s happy hour menu runs every Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the bar and on the dog-friendly patio. Check out Dantanna’s happy hour menu.
Escobar Restaurant And Tapas
At Escobar Restaurant and Tapas, you can enjoy lunch specials (dine-in only) from Monday-Friday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Here’s a sample of what you can get on the menu:
- $5: House Salad
- $6: Cup of Gumbo
- $10: Blackened Salmon (+ 1 side)
- Fried Chicken (+1 side)
- 6 Shrimp and Fries
- Cheeseburger and Fries (beef or turkey)
Escobar also has $5 tapas and happy hour drink specials Monday-Friday from 2 to 8 p.m.Big Ketch Saltwater Grill
The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill in Buckhead offers specials each weekday that are perfect to enjoy on the open-air patio.
- Monday-Friday from 4-6 p.m.: Happy hour featuring oysters on the half shell, beer and seltzer buckets, and $5 rotating boat drinks.
Monday-Friday Happy Hour Deals in Atlanta
Atlanta’s restaurants offer budget-friendly happy hour deals. Examples include:
- The Establishment (Midtown): Happy hour from 3-7 p.m. (Monday-Thursday) and 11:30 a.m.-7 p.m. (Friday) with $6 small plates (e.g., Fish & Chip Cup) and $8 cocktails.
- Dolo’s Pizza: $6 cheese pizza during happy hour, a standout deal for budget diners.
- El Super Pan (Ponce City Market): La Placita happy hour on Fridays (6-10 p.m.) with $5 bar bites and $8 drinks, including spicy margaritas.
- Bar Premio (Forth Hotel): Daily Aperitivo Hour (4-7 p.m.) with $11 spritzes and $14 negronis.
- Cibo e Beve (North Fulton): All-you-can-eat pasta for $20 (kids $10) and half-off wine on Sundays from 5-9 p.m
Birdcage Happy Hour
Check out Birdcage on the eastside for a downright proper happy hour, including tostados, half-price wine, $5 draft beer and $5 frozen drinks.
Mon-Fri Specials: Barley Garden
Mon-Fri Specials: Red Pepper Taqueria
One of the few legit happy hours in the city, Red Pepper Taqueria offers 1/2 off appetizers and $7 for a dozen oysters. Happy Hour is Monday through Friday 4 to 6 p.m. *Dine in only. Two (2) dozen per person per visit. 3135 Piedmont Rd NE Atlanta, GA 30305. (404) 869-2773.
Monday-Friday Specials: Genki Noodles & Sushi
Genki Noodles & Sushi is known fresh Japanese fare, Asian fusion and fantastic drinks. They have a ton of special every weekday evening. Here’s whats on in store:
- $4 Portabello Mushroom over Crispy Spinach
- $3 Edamame
- $4 Chicken Eggrolls
- $5 Calimari
- $4 Gyoza (pork and vegetable) steamed / fried
- $6 Tiger Shrimp served over fresh Guacamole with Wonton Chips
- $4 Cheese Kari Kari
- $9 Sashimi app.
- $5 California and Spicy Tuna Rolls (10pc)
- $8 Dynamite or Super Crunch Rolls (10pc)
Drink Specials
- $4 Pinot Noir
- $4 House Pinot Grigio
- $4 Chardonnay
- $4 Cabernet
- $5 Well Liquor (Gin, Whiskey, Vodka, Tequilla)
- $4 Any Draft Beer
- $4 Sake (Small Carafe)
Genki is located at 5590 Roswell Rd, Sandy Springs, GA 30342. Order here.
Also, at Hampton & Hudson, you can get some tasty apps like H+H Chicken Wings, Deviled Eggs and Meatball Sliders. Would you be able to update the placeholder with this?
Best Brunch Specials In Atlanta
When it comes to Atlanta food specials on Sundays, these restaurants are known for their hearty brunch menus:
Aprés Dìem
931 Monroe Drive St C-103 Atlanta, GA | (404) 872-3333
Aprés Dìem is located in the heart of Midtown’s Poncey-Highland area. Sunday Brunch menu faves: SALAD NIÇOISE: grilled tuna steak, kalamata olive, hard-boiled egg, tomato, french green bean, red pepper, rice, anchovy (optional), mixed greens, white-balsamic vinaigrette.
Buttermilk Kitchen
4225 Roswell Road Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30342 | (678) 732-3274
Buttermilk Kitchen is located in Buckhead, but don’t let that fool you. The place is just as downhome as ever. Brunch menu faves: Ray’s Waffle Burger, B.Y.O.B. Breakfast Plate, Market Scramble.
West Egg Cafe
1100 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 872-3973
West Egg Cafe calls itself the “best breakfast in Atlanta” and it’s hard to argue. Brunch menu faves: Peachtree Plate, Salmon Cakes Benedict, Fried Egg Sandwich, Fried Green Tomatoes BLT.
Looking for more great brunches in Atlanta? Here’s our list.
Do you know of any restaurants and bars with specials and deals? Let us know
Final Word
It’s easy to spend a lot of money on food in a big city like Atlanta, but you don’t have to. Many Atlanta restaurants have food specials that you should be taking advantage of.
Atlanta has a lot of good places to chow down on delicious food. You never know: Specials can also be based on food events happening around the city.
Read more: 20+ essential soul food spots in Atlanta
The city has some good restaurants in each quadrant of the city: East, West, North, South. All you need to do is think about what you have a taste for. Italian? Soul food? Tex-Mex? Atlanta has it all.
For the latest in metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, stay with Atlantafi.com.
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Atlanta and its surrounding areas offer a thrilling mix of urban exploration, water adventures, hiking challenges, and adrenaline-pumping experiences. Whether you’re a local or visitor, these activities highlight the city’s “City in a Forest” vibe, blending natural beauty with excitement. We’ve got just the things to do, whether 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.
Bike, run, or hike the 22-mile loop of multi-use paths connecting 45 neighborhoods, featuring street art, hidden sculptures, and urban forests. For added adventure, join a guided night walk or try skateboarding at the Old Fourth Ward Skate Park. It’s free, accessible via public transit, and perfect for discovering Atlanta’s vibrant street life.
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.
Tackle the 1-mile Summit Trail up the iconic 1,686-foot granite dome for panoramic views of Atlanta’s skyline. The steep, rocky path tests your endurance, and at the top, you can catch the evening laser light show. It’s a classic adventure just 20 minutes east of downtown. Expect crowds on weekends, but early mornings offer solitude.
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.
Hike Arabia Mountain
Venture 20 minutes east to this national heritage area for a 2-5 mile hike over ancient granite outcrops, meadows, and along the South River. Look for diamond mines, paddle the river, or geocache—it’s less crowded than Stone Mountain but equally rewarding with 360-degree views and biodiversity.
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
Zip Line At Historic Banning Mills
Soar across Georgia’s longest zip line canopy tour (over 39,000 feet total) in the Chattahoochee Hills, 45 minutes southwest of Atlanta. This Guinness World Record experience includes aerial obstacles, a massive climbing wall, and kayaking options. It’s ideal for thrill-seekers looking for a full-day eco-adventure with treehouse stays available.
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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If you’re looking to ride horses, metro Atlanta has quite a few options. Trail rides have long been a favorite past time for those who love the Georgia outdoors.
A trail ride can last as little as one hour or take up the majority of the day as many horse owners make an event of it. Near Atlanta, there are plenty of trail rides to enjoy.
How Much Does Horse Riding Cost?
Horse riding is relatively inexpensive considering what’s all involved. For a one-hour trail ride, you can expect to pay anywhere from $40 to $65. There may be additional costs depending on what else is included.
Are you ready to see where to go to ride horses? Let’s go.
Best Trail Rides Near Atlanta, Georgia
If you want to have family fun with a horse, these places have all been vetted by AtlantaFi.com as great options.
Here are some of the best trail rides near Atlanta and other parts of Georgia:
SOOFA Ranch
7360 Old Rico Rd, Palmetto, GA 30268 | (877) 886-9818
Here’s what one customer says about SOOFA Ranch. “This month’s girls night out event was horseback riding and we selected SOOFA Ranch. This was a great decision. As the planner for this event I had the pleasure of working with Daryl. He thoroughly explained the booking process and what we could expect the day of the ride. The booking process was extremely easy and I love the refund policy. The day of the event my ladies and I were greeted by Daryl and his brother Jesse. They were very nice and allowed us time to get acclimated to the horse before the hour long ride.”
Chastain Horse Park – Special Event Facility
4371 Powers Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 | (404) 252-4244
Located in the heart of Buckhead, this equestrian facility offering boarding & lessons, day camps, pony parties & therapeutic programs.
Here’s what one reviewer says: “Very nice venue for events. Can handle 200-300 people without difficulty for a buffet/open bar occasion. Very pretty view from 2nd floor.”
Atlanta In-Town Riding Academy
1598 Braeburn Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 | (404) 787-3283
Horse riding school in Atlanta, Georgia. One Google reviewer had this to say: “I’m loving every minute I get to ride one of Dana’s horses. She is experienced, knowledgeable, focused, and a very patient teacher! Can we talk about her horses? Each one has their own personality and are a real joy to ride. She has Ink, Vic, Ketch, Roman, Orion, and an adorable pony named Cody. Book early because there is : a waiting list!”
East Cobb Stables
1649 Johnson Ferry Rd, Marietta, GA 30062 | (678) 560-9154
A horse riding school in Marietta, Georgia at 1649 Johnson Ferry Rd, Marietta, GA 30062. One Google Reviewer says this: “We love this place! They are great with kids and we love the horses! They have worked very well with our children and we look forward to lessons each week!”
GB’s Stables
448 Hurt Rd SW, Smyrna, GA 30082 | (404) 421-1775
This spot is located at 448 Hurt Rd SW, Smyrna, GA 30082. GB’s Stables is well regarded among the locals. They offer horse boarding, children’s birthday parties and riding lessons.
Here’s what one Google reviewer says: Had a great time! My daughter was there for a birthday party…pleasant surrounding and of course…We ♥ the horses!”
Go With It Farm
10275 Jones Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30022 | (404) 538-5113
A horseriding school located at 10275 Jones Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30022. At Go With It Farm, students are trained English style as well as other varieties so that they feel comfortable.
One Google Reviewer says this: “Went here for an IEA (Interscholastic Equestrian Association) show last weekend. It was wonderful! Everyone was so nice and supportive. The horses were sweet as can be! Very inviting staff. I would love to ride here all the time! I’m sadly not local, coming from North Carolina. All in all, you should definitely go.”
Explore Atlanta’s Outdoors
If trail rides near Atlanta aren’t your thing, you can find all the good things happening in the city this week in 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:
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