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    Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta, North Georgia | May 30-June 1, 2025

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    Key takeaways
    • Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival: Art, live music, food, and family fun at Historic Fourth Ward Park, May 31 to June 1. Free.
    • Glow Nights at Georgia Aquarium: New nighttime bioluminescent experience with lights and themed food, May 30 to Aug 17. Tickets from $44.49.
    • Dark Star Orchestra at Tabernacle: Grateful Dead tribute recreating full setlists, May 30. Tickets from $40.
    • Virginia-Highland Summerfest: 40th anniversary neighborhood festival featuring art, music, a 5K, and food, June 6 to 8. Free.

    ATLANTA – Looking for something fun to do in metro Atlanta this weekend? From live music and theater to art festivals, food events, and family-friendly outings, there’s something for everyone happening across the city and beyond. Here’s your guide to the best things to do from May 30 through June 1 — and a few upcoming highlights to keep on your radar.

    MUSIC

    An Evening with Dark Star Orchestra
    When: May 30
    Where: Tabernacle, Luckie Street NW, Atlanta
    What: Dark Star Orchestra is a Grateful Dead cover band from Chicago, known for recreating entire setlists from the iconic group.
    Tickets: $40

    Larkin Poe
    When: May 30
    Where: The Eastern, Atlanta
    What: Led by the Lovell sisters from Marietta, Larkin Poe delivers gritty Southern rock and roots-infused blues.
    Tickets: From $32.50

    The Renaissance Orchestra
    When: May 30
    Where: Center Stage, West Peachtree Street, Atlanta
    What: A fusion of classical music and hip hop culture, blending R&B, violin, original compositions, and modern remixes.
    Tickets: From $53

    Belly Gang Kushington
    When: May 30
    Where: Center Stage, West Peachtree Street, Atlanta
    What: Atlanta rapper Belly Gang Kushington brings his “Streets Is Yours Live” showcase to his hometown.
    Tickets: From $62

    Ariana Grande Night
    When: May 30
    Where: Heaven at The Masquerade, downtown Atlanta
    What: Club 90s presents a themed dance party celebrating the hits of Ariana Grande.
    Tickets: From $23.25

    On The Border – Eagles Tribute
    When: May 29 & 30
    Where: MadLife Stage & Studios, Main Street, Woodstock
    What: The ultimate Eagles tribute band from Charlotte, NC performs classic rock favorites live.
    Tickets: From $32

    Todd Tilghman, Mark Ware & Special Guests
    When: May 30
    Where: Jason T. Harper Event Center, McDonough
    What: Free concert featuring The Voice winner Todd Tilghman and country artist Mark Ware, raising awareness for veteran housing.
    Tickets: Free (VIP options available)

    The Prince Experience
    When: May 31
    Where: City Winery Atlanta, Ponce City Market, Atlanta
    What: Gabriel Sanchez channels Prince in this tribute performance that’s been running since 2002.
    Tickets: From $30

    Runaway Gin
    When: May 31
    Where: Terminal West, West Marietta Street, Atlanta
    What: A Phish tribute band known for improvisational energy and faithful recreations.
    Tickets: From $28.50

    Key Glock
    When: May 31
    Where: Coca-Cola Roxy, Atlanta
    What: The Memphis rapper brings his GLOCKAVELI Tour to Atlanta, presented by SiriusXM’s Hip-Hop Nation.
    Tickets: From $48

    Broadway Sideways
    When: May 31
    Where: Out Front Theatre Company, Brady Avenue, Atlanta
    What: Voices of Note celebrates LGBTQ+ pride with Broadway classics presented with a twist.
    Tickets: From $20

    Jazz, Blues & BBQ
    When: May 31
    Where: Suwanee Town Center, downtown Suwanee
    What: A family-friendly evening of live jazz, blues, and barbecue with performances by Edwin Williams Experience and Jazz Matters.
    Tickets: Free

    Yes MA’AM Family Band
    When: May 31
    Where: The Reed House, Atlanta Road, Smyrna
    What: Enjoy an outdoor Blanket Concert Series performance by the energetic and soulful Yes MA’AM Family Band.
    Tickets: Free

    Turnover – 10 Years of Peripheral Vision
    When: May 31
    Where: Tabernacle Atlanta, Luckie Street NW, Atlanta
    What: Turnover performs their album Peripheral Vision in its entirety to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
    Tickets: From $64

    The Band Waleska
    When: May 31
    Where: Sixes Tavern, Henderson Drive, Cartersville
    What: A versatile band covering Southern rock, country, and more in an intimate tavern setting.
    Tickets: $10 general admission, $75 table

    Funk Force Five
    When: June 1
    Where: Heritage Sandy Springs, Blue Stone Road, Atlanta
    What: High-energy funk performance at the next Concerts by the Springs, with food trucks on site.
    Tickets: Free

    COMEDY

    Brad Williams
    When: May 30
    Where: Atlanta Symphony Hall, Atlanta
    What: Comedian Brad Williams brings his stand-up act to Atlanta. He made history as the first stand-up to headline a Cirque du Soleil show.
    Tickets: From $46

    ART

    Signs of the Times: The Changing Face of Football
    When: Until May 31
    Where: College Football Hall of Fame, downtown Atlanta
    What: A deep dive into the evolution of football communication, from hand signals to modern tech.
    Tickets: From $27

    THEATER

    Atlanta Fringe Festival
    When: May 28–June 8
    Where: Multiple locations
    What: Live theater, dance, puppetry, storytelling, and more from 60+ artist groups, including family-friendly shows.
    Tickets: Varies

    FAUST with The Nebulous Orchestra
    When: May 30
    Where: Eyedrum, Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard SW, Atlanta
    What: Screening of the silent film Faust accompanied by live experimental music from The Nebulous Orchestra.
    Tickets: $15

    PRIDE & PREJUDICE
    When: May 31 and June 1
    Where: The Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse, Midtown Atlanta
    What: A playful reimagining of Jane Austen’s novel, with a nod to tea party fashion and flair.
    Tickets: From $20

    FOOD/DRINK

    Savor the Flavors of Fayetteville
    When: May 31
    Where: The Town of Trilith, Fayetteville
    What: Local food, drink, crafts, live music, artists, and a fireworks finale at 9:30 p.m.
    Tickets: $10 general admission, $20 for 5 tasting tickets

    FESTIVALS

    Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival
    When: May 31–June 1
    Where: Historic Fourth Ward Park, Atlanta
    What: Art from local painters, photographers, and makers, plus live music, DJs, food, and family fun.
    Tickets: Free

    WigWag Fest
    When: May 31
    Where: Avondale Estates Art District
    What: A day of music (including girlpuppy and Puddles Pity Party), art, food, and entertainment.
    Tickets: Free

    OTHER

    Lantern Parade
    When: May 30
    Where: Town Green, Duluth
    What: Create your own lantern and join the community for a glowing nighttime stroll.
    Tickets: Free

    Western Bingo
    When: May 30
    Where: Broken Anchor Winery, Cobb Parkway NW, Acworth
    What: Cowboy-themed bingo night with prizes, wine, and country charm.
    Tickets: Free

    Glow Nights
    When: May 30–Aug. 17
    Where: Georgia Aquarium, downtown Atlanta
    What: A nighttime experience featuring glowing lights, entertainment, and themed food and drinks.
    Tickets: From $44.49

    Glow Nights light up Georgia Aquarium

    Glow Nights light up Georgia Aquarium

    The all-new immersive experience ”Glow Nights” officially launches at Georgia Aquarium tonight and runs through Aug. 17, bringing the otherworldly phenomenon of ocean bioluminescence to the popular downtown attraction.

    Sunset Canoe Date Nights
    When: May 30
    Where: Chattahoochee Nature Center
    What: Pack a picnic and enjoy a guided 2.5-hour canoe trip. Ages 21+.
    Tickets: From $40

    Sunset Hike on Iron Hill
    When: May 31
    Where: Red Top Mountain State Park, Cartersville
    What: Join a ranger for a scenic hike on Iron Hill Trail during sunset.
    Tickets: Free

    Silent Reading Sundays
    When: June 1
    Where: Two Best Friends Cafe & Books, Whitehall Street SW, Atlanta
    What: Unwind with a book in a quiet, cozy corner of the café. BYOBook.
    Tickets: Free

    COMING UP

    Movie Night in Winder
    When: June 6
    Where: Jackson Plaza, Winder
    What: Free screening of Wicked, potion-making, and fun family activities.
    Tickets: Free

    Virginia-Highland Summerfest
    When: June 6–8
    Where: Virginia-Highland neighborhood, Atlanta
    What: A 40th anniversary celebration with a 5K, art, food, music, and more.
    Tickets: Free

    Zoo Atlanta Neighborhood Block Party
    When: June 8
    Where: Zoo Atlanta
    What: Stay late for games, DJs, bubbles, and interactive fun for the whole family.
    Tickets: From $14.95

    If you would like to submit information for a future list, send an email to joyce.lupiani@fox.com. 

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