Community Events
The following Calendar of Events listings have been provided by event venues, individual organizers and readers of Georgia Magazine.
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Event List
- Historic HeartlandArt Exhibit
The Making Place exhibition, presented by Artful Hands, brings together wood-fired pottery from the private collections of Pat Shields and Janice Hall and David and Linda Chesnut. Also in the exhibit are six works by David Drake, an enslaved African American potter who worked in South Carolina’s Edgefield District during the 19th century, on loan from the Washington Historical Museum. Hand-forged iron works by blacksmith Patrick G. Blount are also on display. Each of the works have been shaped by skill, time and a deep connection to this region.
The exhibit is open Nov. 2-12, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., with special programming to take place throughout the week.
- Northwest GeorgiaArt Exhibit
This show will feature historic quilts from Carroll County and more recent works created by current residents. It will also feature bedspreads designed by Bruce Bobick for the Disney All Star Hotels in 1994.
- Northwest GeorgiaKids & Family
THE ADVENTURE BEGINS ONCE YOU GET LOST!
Wind your way through this twisting, climbing, head-scratching interactive exhibit that’ll challenge the whole family from the very first step.
Can your eyes actually lie to you? Find out in the Maze of Illusions where nothing is what it seems. Think you’re coordinated? Climb, duck, and try not to get completely tangled in the Web Maze. Feeling ambitious? Build your own maze from scratch, then dare others to solve it.
From giant finger mazes to brain-busting puzzle tables, art you can touch, and a labyrinth library, there are surprises to be found round every single corner.
- Atlanta MetroLeisure & Recreation
NETHERWORLD Haunted House is celebrating its milestone 30th Season of Screams with two all-new haunted experiences: Curse of the Collector and Beyond Oblivion: Legacy of Evil. The 2026 season brings together three decades of legendary monsters, iconic characters, and cinematic storytelling, alongside massive new environments and original scares.
After completing each haunt, guests will arrive at the Halloween-themed Midway, packed with festive spirit, games galore, roaming monsters, food trucks, and more. Guests can also visit the House of Creeps Monster Museum, featuring rare movie props, NETHERWORLD memorabilia, and monstrous creations, or experience five year-round escape games at Escape the Netherworld.
All tickets are date- and time-specific, with guests selecting a half-hour entry window when purchasing. SpeedPasses are also available to expedite entry.
* Please check the website below for specific times, pricing and more details.
Opening Weekend – Sept. 18-19
Open Sept. 25-26; Oct. 2-4, 6-12, 14-31; Nov. 1, 6-7
Closing Weekend – Nov. 6-7 - Atlanta MetroSporting Event
Come support Georgia Tech Men’s Basketball all season long as the Jackets are back in action on Cremins Court at McCamish Pavilion!
- Atlanta MetroCharity Event
A bicycle is a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.
The dealerships will ensure the bolts are tightened and the tires are inflated before distributing the bikes to children and teens at the Boys & Girls Clubs, Habitat for Humanity, Women in Distress and other local charitable organizations, churches, synagogues and schools. Since 1982, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has had an incredible impact on local communities by collecting more than 124,000 bikes in Georgia, Florida and Ohio from generous members of the community.
Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
- Rick Case Hyundai/Genesis / 3180 Satellite Blvd. NW, Duluth
- Rick Case Kia / 3190 Satellite Blvd. NW, Duluth
- Audi Gwinnett / 3184 Satellite Blvd. NW, Duluth
- Rick Case Mazda / 2493 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth
- Rick Case Hyundai/Genesis / 11446 Alpharetta Highway, Roswell
The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.
About The Rick Case Automotive Group
Founded in 1962, the Rick Case Automotive Group has been honored by Automotive News as the National All-Star Dealer, and President and CEO Rita Case was named the 2024 TIME Dealer of the Year. Rick Case Automotive Group is the nation’s largest female-owned and operated automotive dealer group in America, offering Honda, Hyundai, Genesis, Ioniq, Volkswagen, Kia, Acura, Audi, Mazda, Maserati, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Honda Motorcycles and E-Z-Go golf carts.
- Historic HeartlandArt Exhibit
The Making Place exhibition, presented by Artful Hands, brings together wood-fired pottery from the private collections of Pat Shields and Janice Hall and David and Linda Chesnut. Also in the exhibit are six works by David Drake, an enslaved African American potter who worked in South Carolina’s Edgefield District during the 19th century, on loan from the Washington Historical Museum. Hand-forged iron works by blacksmith Patrick G. Blount are also on display. Each of the works have been shaped by skill, time and a deep connection to this region.
The exhibit is open Nov. 2-12, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., with special programming to take place throughout the week.
- Northeast Georgia MountainsTheater
Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents "The Heart of Robin Hood" by David Farr, at UNG-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the UNG-Gainesville Performing Arts Building.
When Robin’s actions put his band at risk, Marian takes charge, challenging him to become the leader his people truly need in this bold, theatrical retelling. Fun for the whole family!
Join us for our opening night reception, included with admission, following the Nov. 6 performance and catered by Nothing Bundt Cakes.
The production is sponsored by Jacobs Media and Access North Georgia.
Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.
Tickets are available at GainesvilleTheatreAlliance.org or by calling the GTA Box Office at (678) 717-3624.
- Atlanta MetroEducation, Kids & Family
Join Zoo Atlanta for a morning of learning and discovery designed specifically for homeschool students!
HomeSchool Academy is a two-hour program that allows students to explore animal and science concepts in an engaging, interactive environment. Programs are grade-appropriate and include hands-on, minds-on activities and Zoo tours that hone students’ STEM skillsets in a collaborative environment. Each semester, students will gain a deeper understanding of animals’ unique adaptations and will leave with an increased connection to wildlife and a greater desire to take conservation action.
Fall 2026 Dates:
September 9
October 21
November 11
December 9
Time: 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Member Cost: $100 per semester or $35 per program
Non-Member Cost: $125 per semester or $35 per program
- Northwest GeorgiaArt Exhibit
This show will feature historic quilts from Carroll County and more recent works created by current residents. It will also feature bedspreads designed by Bruce Bobick for the Disney All Star Hotels in 1994.
- Northwest GeorgiaKids & Family
THE ADVENTURE BEGINS ONCE YOU GET LOST!
Wind your way through this twisting, climbing, head-scratching interactive exhibit that’ll challenge the whole family from the very first step.
Can your eyes actually lie to you? Find out in the Maze of Illusions where nothing is what it seems. Think you’re coordinated? Climb, duck, and try not to get completely tangled in the Web Maze. Feeling ambitious? Build your own maze from scratch, then dare others to solve it.
From giant finger mazes to brain-busting puzzle tables, art you can touch, and a labyrinth library, there are surprises to be found round every single corner.
- Northwest GeorgiaKids & Family
Veterans visiting Tellus Science Museum on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11, will receive free admission to the museum.
Please bring proof of ID when visiting.
- Atlanta MetroLeisure & Recreation
NETHERWORLD Haunted House is celebrating its milestone 30th Season of Screams with two all-new haunted experiences: Curse of the Collector and Beyond Oblivion: Legacy of Evil. The 2026 season brings together three decades of legendary monsters, iconic characters, and cinematic storytelling, alongside massive new environments and original scares.
After completing each haunt, guests will arrive at the Halloween-themed Midway, packed with festive spirit, games galore, roaming monsters, food trucks, and more. Guests can also visit the House of Creeps Monster Museum, featuring rare movie props, NETHERWORLD memorabilia, and monstrous creations, or experience five year-round escape games at Escape the Netherworld.
All tickets are date- and time-specific, with guests selecting a half-hour entry window when purchasing. SpeedPasses are also available to expedite entry.
* Please check the website below for specific times, pricing and more details.
Opening Weekend – Sept. 18-19
Open Sept. 25-26; Oct. 2-4, 6-12, 14-31; Nov. 1, 6-7
Closing Weekend – Nov. 6-7 - Atlanta MetroCharity Event
A bicycle is a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.
The dealerships will ensure the bolts are tightened and the tires are inflated before distributing the bikes to children and teens at the Boys & Girls Clubs, Habitat for Humanity, Women in Distress and other local charitable organizations, churches, synagogues and schools. Since 1982, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has had an incredible impact on local communities by collecting more than 124,000 bikes in Georgia, Florida and Ohio from generous members of the community.
Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
- Rick Case Hyundai/Genesis / 3180 Satellite Blvd. NW, Duluth
- Rick Case Kia / 3190 Satellite Blvd. NW, Duluth
- Audi Gwinnett / 3184 Satellite Blvd. NW, Duluth
- Rick Case Mazda / 2493 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth
- Rick Case Hyundai/Genesis / 11446 Alpharetta Highway, Roswell
The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.
About The Rick Case Automotive Group
Founded in 1962, the Rick Case Automotive Group has been honored by Automotive News as the National All-Star Dealer, and President and CEO Rita Case was named the 2024 TIME Dealer of the Year. Rick Case Automotive Group is the nation’s largest female-owned and operated automotive dealer group in America, offering Honda, Hyundai, Genesis, Ioniq, Volkswagen, Kia, Acura, Audi, Mazda, Maserati, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Honda Motorcycles and E-Z-Go golf carts.
- Historic HeartlandArt Exhibit
The Making Place exhibition, presented by Artful Hands, brings together wood-fired pottery from the private collections of Pat Shields and Janice Hall and David and Linda Chesnut. Also in the exhibit are six works by David Drake, an enslaved African American potter who worked in South Carolina’s Edgefield District during the 19th century, on loan from the Washington Historical Museum. Hand-forged iron works by blacksmith Patrick G. Blount are also on display. Each of the works have been shaped by skill, time and a deep connection to this region.
The exhibit is open Nov. 2-12, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., with special programming to take place throughout the week.
- Northeast Georgia MountainsTheater
Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents "The Heart of Robin Hood" by David Farr, at UNG-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the UNG-Gainesville Performing Arts Building.
When Robin’s actions put his band at risk, Marian takes charge, challenging him to become the leader his people truly need in this bold, theatrical retelling. Fun for the whole family!
Join us for our opening night reception, included with admission, following the Nov. 6 performance and catered by Nothing Bundt Cakes.
The production is sponsored by Jacobs Media and Access North Georgia.
Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.
Tickets are available at GainesvilleTheatreAlliance.org or by calling the GTA Box Office at (678) 717-3624.
- Northwest GeorgiaArt Exhibit
This show will feature historic quilts from Carroll County and more recent works created by current residents. It will also feature bedspreads designed by Bruce Bobick for the Disney All Star Hotels in 1994.
- Northwest GeorgiaKids & Family
THE ADVENTURE BEGINS ONCE YOU GET LOST!
Wind your way through this twisting, climbing, head-scratching interactive exhibit that’ll challenge the whole family from the very first step.
Can your eyes actually lie to you? Find out in the Maze of Illusions where nothing is what it seems. Think you’re coordinated? Climb, duck, and try not to get completely tangled in the Web Maze. Feeling ambitious? Build your own maze from scratch, then dare others to solve it.
From giant finger mazes to brain-busting puzzle tables, art you can touch, and a labyrinth library, there are surprises to be found round every single corner.
- Atlanta MetroLeisure & Recreation
NETHERWORLD Haunted House is celebrating its milestone 30th Season of Screams with two all-new haunted experiences: Curse of the Collector and Beyond Oblivion: Legacy of Evil. The 2026 season brings together three decades of legendary monsters, iconic characters, and cinematic storytelling, alongside massive new environments and original scares.
After completing each haunt, guests will arrive at the Halloween-themed Midway, packed with festive spirit, games galore, roaming monsters, food trucks, and more. Guests can also visit the House of Creeps Monster Museum, featuring rare movie props, NETHERWORLD memorabilia, and monstrous creations, or experience five year-round escape games at Escape the Netherworld.
All tickets are date- and time-specific, with guests selecting a half-hour entry window when purchasing. SpeedPasses are also available to expedite entry.
* Please check the website below for specific times, pricing and more details.
Opening Weekend – Sept. 18-19
Open Sept. 25-26; Oct. 2-4, 6-12, 14-31; Nov. 1, 6-7
Closing Weekend – Nov. 6-7 - Atlanta MetroSporting Event
Come support Georgia Tech Women’s Basketball all season long as the Jackets are back in action on Cremins Court at McCamish Pavilion!
