Jazz in the Park ATL with a Taste of R&B: Date, Time, Info

Jazz in the Park ATL with a Taste of R&B is a free outdoor music event in Atlanta that celebrates jazz culture with a soulful R&B twist, held at Historic Fourth Ward Park.

Event Details

It takes place at Historic Fourth Ward Park (680 Dallas Street, Atlanta, GA 30308) in the Old Fourth Ward / Historic Old Fourth Ward District. Listings show dates of Saturday, November 7, and Sunday, November 8, 2026, running roughly 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Admission is free and open to everyone. The vibe is casual, kid-friendly, and ideal for groups of friends or families. Organizers encourage bringing a blanket, lawn chair, or pillows to relax on the grass while enjoying the music.

The event features live performances by talented jazz and R&B artists from across the United States. It emphasizes community, uplifting music, and good food as a way to bring people together in a bustling city. Food vendors are typically part of the experience, adding to the park picnic atmosphere.

Past iterations have included interactive elements and family-friendly programming. Check the official site (jazzintheparkatl.com) or Instagram (@jazzintheparkatl) for the latest artist lineup, exact schedule, and any updates, as details can vary by year. Contact is listed as 678-667-1375.

The Setting: Historic Fourth Ward Park

This 17-acre greenspace is a standout on the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, near Ponce City Market. Its centerpiece is a scenic stormwater retention pond/lake that also functions as green infrastructure, surrounded by pathways, bridges, overlooks, grassy meadows, an amphitheater, a playground, and (in warmer months) a splash pad. It offers skyline views and a relaxed urban oasis perfect for outdoor music.

Practical Tips

  • What to bring: Blanket or chair (strongly recommended), comfortable shoes, sunscreen or layers depending on the weather, and water.
  • Restrictions (based on prior events): Coolers, tents, glass containers, and pets have often been prohibited—confirm current rules. Ride-share or MARTA is frequently suggested due to limited parking in the area.
  • Getting there: The park is accessible via the BeltLine Eastside Trail and has multiple entry points (including Dallas Street). Nearby hotels and restaurants (such as those around Ponce City Market) make it convenient for a full day or weekend outing.

This event captures Atlanta’s vibrant music scene in an accessible, community-focused outdoor setting—smooth jazz grooves mixed with R&B soul, all free under the open sky. Grab your blanket or chair and head to the park for a laid-back day of live music. For the most current details, visit jazzintheparkatl.com or follow @jazzintheparkatl.

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