Inman Park Festival and Tour of Homes 2026: Dates, Time, Info

One of Atlanta’s best neighborhoods is hosting its annual spring celebration. As the name suggests, the Inman Park Festival & Tour of Homes combines two popular events over the same weekend.

The free event is a must-attend for those who love Atlanta’s best festivals.

Inman Park Festival & Tour of Homes: What To Know

Inman Park, one of the city’s most historic and scenic neighborhoods, is the site of several historic homes and parks. The festival began in the early 1970s as a means to attract attention to gentrification efforts that sought to revitalize the community. Now it’s one of Midtown’s biggest events.

The festival also includes:

  • A Parade: Come see some of Atlanta’s wild and quirky groups march through the streets of Inman Park. at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
  • Music: A slate of bands is scheduled to perform a wide variety of music across three stages on Saturday and Sunday.
  • Dance Festival: Every year The Trolley Barn hosts a program of classical and contemporary dance. Check out the dance page to learn more about the dance program.
  • Kids’ Zone: Kids can play in several areas such as the Little Gnomes Zone, which includes slides, obstacles courses, crafts, a great playground, aerial acrobats, the Reptile Wrangler, and other surprises.
  • Arts & Crafts Show and Street Market: See goods from more than 75 artists from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday and Sunday.

The festival organizers do not recommend driving to the neighborhood. They prefer that you walk, bike, Marta, Uber, Lyft to the event.

When Is The Inman Park Festival & Tour Of Homes?

  • Tour of Homes: Friday–Sunday, April 24–26, 2026, 12–4 p.m. (self-guided).
  • Festival: Saturday–Sunday, April 25–26, 2026, starting at 11 a.m. (free).

The parade is on Saturday at 2 p.m. The only public event on Friday is the Tour of Homes preview.

Admission

  • Festival events (except Tour of Homes): Free.
  • Tour of Homes tickets: $35 in advance (pre-sale before April 24); $40 during the event weekend. One child under 12 per ticketed adult is free (must be supervised). Tickets are valid all weekend, but each house can be visited only once per ticket. Digital vouchers with QR code + photo ID accepted, or exchange for a physical booklet. festival.inmanpark.org

Purchase advance tickets via Eventeny or at the official site: inmanparkfestival.org (or festival.inmanpark.org).

2026 Tour highlights: Features homes mostly in the southeastern quadrant, including several first-time participants like 1054 Euclid, 1063 Euclid, 1089 Austin, and 1165 Alta.

Notable stops include the modern “Tree House” at 231 DeGress Ave. (built 1999) and historic properties with rich stories. The tour is compact and walkable.

For a complete list of events, to volunteer or to purchase advance tickets to the tour of homes visit our website: inmanparkfestival.org

Where Is The Inman Park Festival And Tour Of Homes?

The Inman Park Festival is happening in Atlanta’s historic Inman Park neighborhood, which is located east of Atlanta’s Midtown area and bounded by Freedom Parkway, DeKalb and Lake Aves. including Lake, Hurt, and DeKalb Aves., and Krog Street.

Final Word

Aside from a bevy of nice hotels, the city has plenty of nice places to stay and numerous cool things to do.

Atlanta has a lot of cool things to do and places to eat, including some of the top soul food joints and remarkable Thai food spots. Explore the city.

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