Third Annual Spring Fling Set For Ponce City Market Rooftop

The third annual Spring Fling at Ponce City Market  is set for Saturday, April 20 from 11am-11pm in Midtown Atlanta. Here’s everything you need to know.

The rooftop event will go on whether rain or shine. Spring Fling will feature family-friendly fun during the day and transform into an adults-only party beginning at 5 pm.

Spring Fling at Ponce City Market: Everything you need to know

Spring Fling is one of Ponce City Market’s most popular events for both children and adults. They expect things to continue as usual this year.

Family-friendly fun from 11 am to 3 pm will include face painters, balloon artists, a bubble play zone and a paint with nature station, with DJ Grace spinning for the kiddos. Children and adults will also be able to enjoy complimentary access to Skyline Park’s heege tower and three-story slide.

After 5 pm, we’ll turn the party up with to 21+ only with DJ Fadelf spinning from 7-11 pm.

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