Listeners who want to make the most of a visit to Atlanta this week are in for a treat, with current events, iconic spots, and offbeat adventures uniquely blending the city’s dynamic energy. This week, don’t miss the Tour Championship 2025 at the beautifully renovated East Lake Golf Club—running now through August 25th. Experience world-class golf up close and, even if golf isn’t your sport, enjoy the enhanced hospitality and festive atmosphere that transforms the entire area into a hub for sports fans.

For baseball lovers, tonight the Atlanta Braves take on the New York Mets at Truist Park. First pitch is at 7:15 pm and tonight’s theme is Hunting and Fishing Night, with a camo rope hat giveaway, making it extra special for fans. Nearby, the Battery Atlanta, the district around the ballpark, is always jumping with restaurants, bars, and live entertainment—even on non-game days.

Art and music enthusiasts should wander over to the Summer Shade Festival in Grant Park this weekend, happening August 23rd and 24th. This free, two-day event is a summer send-off featuring local artists, vibrant food stalls, and live bands. Grant Park itself is Atlanta’s oldest, a lush urban oasis perfect for a stroll, picnic, or exploring the historic neighborhoods nearby.

August in Atlanta is also packed with family-friendly fun. Six Flags White Water is a local favorite to beat the heat, famous for its thrilling water slides and splashy play areas. Fans of retro fun can swing by the Center for Puppetry Arts for Cereal Saturdays—think cozy cartoons, classic puppet shows, and bowls of cereal for all ages. The High Museum of Art opens its doors for free on the second Sunday of each month, and while that doesn’t fall on this particular weekend, it’s one to bookmark for your next trip.

If the allure of live sports extends beyond baseball and golf, check out the excitement brewing on campus. Georgia Tech’s women’s volleyball team plays Auburn this Saturday, August 23rd at 1 p.m.—a great way to get a taste of collegiate athletic spirit at the friendly confines of O’Keefe Gymnasium.

Hidden gems abound for explorers. The BeltLine, an urban trail threading through neighborhoods, is beloved by locals for biking, jogging, or hopping between craft breweries and murals. Wine on the Beltline, a Wednesday evening experience, pairs reds and whites with live music and sweeping city views. Nature lovers should carve out some time for the Dunwoody Nature Center—a tucked-away spot north of downtown with forest trails, wildlife programs, and occasional live reptile encounters.

The city’s music scene is legendary, and those in town a bit longer should score tickets for Chris Brown’s concert at Truist Park on August 31st—a massive event promising a night of high-energy R&B.

Finally, Atlanta cuisine is reason enough to visit. Snack your way through Krog Street Market or Ponce City Market, where local chefs serve everything from old-school Southern fried chicken to inventive vegan pastries. Kimball House, near the golf championship, offers acclaimed oysters and creative cocktails in a historic setting. Listeners eager to mingle with locals over sweet tea or try truly authentic barbecue should wander out to a no-frills spot in Decatur or along Buford Highway, the latter celebrated for international eats, from Korean barbecue to Vietnamese bakery treats.

Atlanta delivers on every front: sports, art, music, food, and those authentic, only-in-Atlanta experiences. Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.

This weekend in Atlanta, listeners have their pick of unforgettable experiences. The city pulses with music, from mega-stars to indie acts, all ready for ears hungry for live sound. The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn Tour headlines at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on August 21, supported by Playboi Carti and Mike Dean—a perfect chance to witness a genre-bending spectacle in one of the South’s most iconic stadiums. On August 22, Atlanta Symphony Hall becomes a time capsule of ‘90s alternative rock when Toad the Wet Sprocket, joined by KT Tunstall and Sixpence None the Richer, take the stage for their Good Intentions Tour. The same night, electronic pop innovator Mystery Skulls transforms The Masquerade into a dance party, while Jazz on the Lawn at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center offers an alfresco evening with Bob Baldwin, ideal for bringing a picnic and a blanket.

Atlanta’s sports scene is just as electric. On August 22, Truist Park comes alive as the Atlanta Braves face the New York Mets, promising big-league drama and the contagious buzz of game night. Fans of women’s basketball have a treat, with the Atlanta Dream locking horns with the Minnesota Lynx in a crucial playoff matchup this week, making for an adrenaline-charged evening for WNBA lovers. Looking ahead, Upper Deck Golf tees off at Truist Park in November, inviting all skill levels to play golf throughout the ballpark itself while enjoying music and local beers—a totally unique way to see the stadium from the inside out.

For listeners seeking adventures in art and fresh flavors, August does not disappoint. The Summer Shade Festival kicks off this weekend, blending live music, artisan markets, and food trucks beneath the leafy canopy of Grant Park. Secret Atlanta spotlights glowing hot air balloon nights and vibrant arts festivals popping up citywide, while creative souls can explore the Handmade Market at Harmony Park for local crafts or the Taste & Brews Festival for a sample of Atlanta’s dynamic food and beverage scene.

Outdoors, the city’s many green spaces shine. The famed Piedmont Park hosts the Green Market on August 23, from 9am to 1pm, perfect for sampling local produce, bites, and handcrafted goods. Freedom Farmers Market at the Carter Center, also on August 23 starting at 8:30am, delivers a taste of grassroots Atlanta with fresh finds and local vendors. For animal lovers, National Dog Day arrives August 26 at Hotel Granada, where festivities include pet portraits, custom bandanas, and even opportunities to adopt a new furry friend.

Atlanta seamlessly weaves culture and history into daily life. Explore street art in Cabbagetown, wander the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail for murals and sculpture, or step inside the High Museum of Art for world-class exhibitions. Night owls and foodies alike gravitate to Edgewood Avenue for its buzzing late-night eateries and bars, while old-school Southern breakfast fans should not leave without a visit to the Silver Skillet, where vintage décor meets classic buttermilk pancakes.

Music lovers can also check if any smaller jazz, blues, or indie gigs are featured in spots like the Velvet Note or Eddie’s Attic, renowned for intimate sets and rising local talent. And as late summer slides toward fall, listeners can anticipate the approaching Atlanta Pride, Dragon Con, and A3C hip-hop festival—a citywide celebration of identity, fantasy, and beats.

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Listeners looking for a vibrant adventure in Atlanta this week have an incredible array of experiences to choose from. The festivities get rolling with the Atlanta Summer Beer Fest, happening August 23 at The Stave Room, where guests can sample over 100 beers, enjoy live music, and soak in a crowd-pleasing party atmosphere. For those seeking both fun and a good cause, The Cancer Event to End All Cancer at Halfway Crooks in Summerhill on August 23 offers a 5K/10K fun run with local bands Sleep Dance and Donna and the Wolfman while supporting the Allyson Whitney Foundation.

Art and music lovers should head to Grant Park August 23-24 for the Grant Park Summer Shade Festival, featuring live performances, a vast artists’ market, food trucks, a craft beer garden, and a dedicated space for kids—entry is free and it’s a longstanding Atlanta tradition. On the same weekend, Monday Night Brewing’s The Grove celebrates its grand opening with live music, tours, food, and a massive indoor/outdoor venue, giving listeners a real flavor of Atlanta’s brewery scene.

Sports fans are in for a treat as the city hosts the PGA Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club all week through August 25, where the competition and atmosphere showcase the beauty of this historic course. At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, global excitement ramps up as Atlanta hosts the FIFA Club World Cup, the city’s first time with this pinnacle international soccer event.

Baseball fans can catch the Atlanta Braves facing off the New York Mets at Truist Park on the evenings of August 22 and 23, with special giveaways like the World Series Replica Ring and Camo Rope Hat adding to the ballpark fun. For a dash of nostalgia, Braves' victories over the White Sox have added to a buzz of anticipation as the local team brings its energy to the weekend.

Hidden gems pop up across neighborhoods. The Dog Day of Summerhill on August 23 spans Georgia Avenue and features local bites from Hero Doughnuts and Wood’s Chapel BBQ (including a unique fig whiskey smash), plus free goodies and giveaways from Atlanta’s favorite food and retail spots. Storytelling fans will find something for all ages at the Book & Storytelling Festival on August 23 at Acworth Roberts School, where live music, author panels, and puppet shows invite families to connect with Atlanta’s literary side.

Looking for ongoing excitement? State Farm Arena always hosts a rotating slate of high-profile concerts and events, covering everything from chart-topping pop acts to immersive touring productions—listeners can always find a night of unforgettable music downtown. Art adventurers, mark your calendar for next month’s Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy at Pullman Yards, launching September 19—a surreal, interactive amusement park created by world-renowned artists.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Atlanta’s park system and BeltLine trails invite leisurely strolls, biking, and even pop-up art installations. Mixing the classic with the unexpected, locals recommend grabbing a bite at the city’s exploding food scene; standout spots include grabbing brunch at Little Tart in Summerhill or sampling inventive cocktails at Kimball House, noted for its award-winning oyster bar.

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Atlanta delivers an unbeatable blend of vibrant music, world-class sports, lush green spaces, art, and unexpected hidden gems—promising fun for every kind of visitor. If you’re here this week, start with Friday Jazz at the High Museum of Art on August 15. Sip a chilled Watermelon Sangria, stroll through galleries, and groove to live sets by KIN.TheBand in the Robinson Atrium and on the Orkin Terrace. The High’s legendary event mingles art and rhythm in the city’s cultural heart. If live sports are your scene, Mercedes-Benz Stadium shines as a major stage: the Atlanta Falcons face the Titans in NFL preseason action on August 15. For global excitement, the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is bringing top soccer squads to Atlanta for the first time, with matches and citywide celebrations that pull in fans from around the world.

Music lovers, dance into the weekend at Placita on Ponce, a free block party on August 15 at Ponce City Market. You’ll find live bands, salsa dancing, and authentic Latin flavors—a true feast for the senses. On August 15, the Cobb Energy Centre hosts A Tribute to ABBA—The Concert, a night packed with talent and classic pop favorites for all to sing along to. Comic energy hits Atlanta with the Best of Atlanta Comedy Showcase at Laughing Skull Lounge on August 15, delivering a ten-comic lineup for maximum laughs.

For families and outdoor types, stroll the Piedmont Park Arts Festival on August 16 and 17, where over 250 artists feature their work beside food vendors and live entertainment—perfect for people-watching, picnicking, and browsing local artisan treasures. Looking for a more offbeat adventure? Head to the Dunwoody Nature Center August 16 for Free First Saturday: Reptiles and Amphibians—where wildlife experts introduce listeners to fascinating scaly inhabitants.

Atlanta serves up sports in style. The Atlanta’s Finest 5K on August 16 is both a fitness event and a community celebration, honoring public service heroes while offering a lively city run. Then, from August 22 to 24, Truist Park is home base for Atlanta Braves vs. New York Mets, with themed giveaways like World Series replica rings and kids’ bat hats, not to mention stadium food, music, and big-league baseball energy.

Foodies shouldn’t skip Truist Night Market (August 14) at the Home Depot Backyard for a taste of Atlanta’s street food, local treats, and live beats. Or fast-forward to August 23-24, when Grant Park Summer Shade Festival takes over with live music, craft beer, local food, a vibrant artists’ market, and a dedicated kids’ zone in one of the city’s most beautiful parks.

For culture and history, Oakland Cemetery’s walking tours are a revelation; discover legendary Atlanta musicians and sports heroes while exploring Victorian gardens, stunning monuments, and even a pop-up art gallery or two. Nearby, the Center for Puppetry Arts is a wonderland for all ages: catch “Cereal Saturdays” on August 16, complete with throwback TV, bowls of cereal, and a quirky museum collection.

College football passion runs deep at the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame—August 23’s Football Fest & Free Day brings interactive exhibits, live performances, and games, all at no cost. Hidden gems include exploring tiny local markets like Labubu Market at Battle & Brew (August 17), where listeners can barter collectibles or even get a themed tattoo in Atlanta’s nerdiest lounge.

Every corner of Atlanta buzzes with the creativity, energy, and Southern hospitality that put the city on the map. Art, nature, sports, soul food, live music, and comedy—it’s all within reach.

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Atlanta pulses with activity well beyond its famous skyline—listeners will discover unique adventures this week and perennial gems that capture the spirit of the city. For those in town today, Atlantic Station hosts “Screen on the Green” at 7 p.m., featuring the Pixar classic Toy Story under the open sky, perfect for families or friends craving a nostalgic summer night as reported by Atlanta Mom. Sports fans can catch Georgia State University’s women’s soccer season opener at 7 p.m. tonight at the GSU Soccer Complex, with the matchup against Truett McConnell offering free admission and a chance to cheer on future stars, according to Georgia State Sports.

Music lovers should head to Buckhead, where the historic Buckhead Theatre often draws big-name acts to its intimate Art Deco venue. The calendar at Chastain Park Amphitheater is known for hosting legendary musicians in an enchanting outdoor setting—many locals count catching a sunset show here as a must. According to the Atlanta History Center, nearby Swan House and the lush park grounds are a step back to old Atlanta grandeur, while the Phipps Plaza and Lenox Square shopping districts serve up luxury retail therapy for those craving the finer things.

The coming week is jam-packed with excitement. On August 16th, revel in classic nostalgia at the Center for Puppetry Arts’ Cereal Saturday, where guests can binge vintage puppet TV favorites and enjoy bottomless bowls of cereal, as listed on Atlanta Mom. That afternoon, Summerfest at Live! At The Battery Atlanta features outdoor games, live music, and tempting eats for all ages. The Battery itself, adjacent to Truist Park, is a destination in its own right: bustling with eateries, bars, and family entertainment. If baseball is your game, start planning for the Atlanta Braves home series versus the New York Mets at Truist Park, beginning August 22, with nightly giveaways and fan energy that’s pure Atlanta, as the Battery Atlanta events page details. For a more in-depth look at the ballpark, guided tours will take listeners from the dugout to the press box, as highlighted by Tripadvisor reviewers who rave about the behind-the-scenes access.

Golf enthusiasts cannot miss the TOUR Championship at East Lake Golf Club, running August 20-24—the grand finale of the PGA season, drawing the sport’s elite and offering fun zones, shaded lounges, and interactive pavilions for kids, according to the TOUR Championship Fan Guide. Meanwhile, outdoor lovers should visit the Chattahoochee Nature Center’s Butterfly Encounter, on through the end of August, to walk among hundreds of fluttering beauties within lush native gardens, reported by Explore Georgia.

Atlanta’s rich culture is omnipresent in its neighborhoods. The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, with its profound civil rights legacy, joins contemporary hotspots like Little Five Points—where immersive clue-solving adventures await curious explorers, as noted by Tripadvisor. Atlanta’s food scene sizzles too: find soul food staples and innovative takes from Black-owned restaurants in vibrant corridors like Sweet Auburn. Sample cuisines at Krog Street Market or along the Beltline’s colorful trail, best experienced by walking tour.

From immersive art walks on Marietta Square, high-profile sporting events, and open-air movies to hidden puppet magic and live local music, Atlanta’s mix of world-class attractions and off-the-beaten-path gems offers something remarkable for every listener’s taste and tempo.

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Listeners, if you’re hunting for the most entertaining and distinctive things to do in Atlanta, there’s no shortage of energy, music, art, and adventure around every corner. Take advantage of this week’s cultural highlights, local favorites, and hidden gems that visitors and locals both cherish.

Today, the High Museum of Art is welcoming guests with free admission during their UPS Second Sunday event until 5 pm. It’s a rare chance to explore renowned collections and rotating exhibitions in one of the leading art museums in the Southeast with no ticket required, perfect for a relaxed cultural escape. Family fun also takes shape every Saturday at the Marietta Square Artisan Market, where local artists and craftspeople showcase unique wares, and you can sample treats from nearby eateries while browsing through one of Atlanta’s lively open-air showcases. As the afternoon rolls on, locals recommend unwinding at the Butterfly Encounter at the Chattahoochee Nature Center, a magical, hands-on wildlife experience that feels worlds away from the city’s bustle.

Looking ahead, mark August 14 on your calendar for Screen on the Green at Atlantic Station, a free outdoor movie night perfect for families, friends, or date night under the stars, this time screening Pixar’s unforgettable Toy Story. For food lovers, the Marietta Square Farmers Market is a reoccurring crowd-pleaser every Saturday morning, overflowing with heirloom tomatoes, rare produce, handmade jams, and baked goods—don’t miss it if you love a local market vibe.

Music fans are in for a treat: pop superstar Katy Perry is coming to State Farm Arena on August 20, promising an electrifying show full of hits, dazzling visuals, and the kind of energy that only a major tour can deliver. If wine is your preferred tune, the Atlanta Summer Wine Fest at Guardian Works, just held on August 9, welcomed wine buffs with 50+ varieties, live music, and plenty of great food—plan for next year’s edition or look for the next seasonal wine bash. Sports fans: join the roaring crowd at Truist Park as the Atlanta Braves host the New York Mets starting August 22, including themed giveaways like World Series rings and bat hats.

For a profound dose of Atlanta history, the Atlanta History Center is offering an extended run of “More Than Brave: The Life of Henry Aaron,” an exhibit dedicated to the iconic baseball legend whose home-run triumphs electrified decades of Atlanta sports fans. Art lovers, don’t miss the lively Marietta Square Art Walk, perfect for a Friday evening spent sampling local art and bites. Theater buffs and families should visit the Center for Puppetry Arts, where Cereal Saturdays let you revisit classic TV puppet shows and munch on cereals in a laid-back, living-room setup.

Hidden gems await along the BeltLine trail, where public art, murals, and sprawling green spaces meet the city’s best urban hiking and biking. Try a sunset stroll or bike ride—stop for a craft beer at a BeltLine brewery or enjoy a wine flight at the recurring Wine on the BeltLine event, combining live DJ sets and curated tastings in a buzzing, artistic outdoor setting.

In Atlanta, even everyday experiences become memorable adventures: from the Georgia Aquarium’s after-dark Glow Nights to quirky events like adaptive cycling on the Silver Comet Trail or the Epic Farmer’s Market at Riverside EpiCenter, there’s always another layer of the city to discover. Whether you crave sports, global music acts, outdoor escapes, or the vibrant pulse of Midtown nightlife, Atlanta is ready to surprise and inspire.

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Atlanta is alive this August with a dynamic mix of legendary sights, music, outdoor adventure, unbeatable eats, and hidden gems. With family-friendly events, electrifying sports showdowns, and an always-vibrant creative scene, Atlanta is the place to play, explore, and experience something unforgettable right now.

Listeners can head to Truist Park today for a classic Atlanta moment: catch the Braves face off against the New York Mets, full of summer energy and major-league action. If you're in town later this month, tickets are still available for the Braves' match against the Nationals in September. Tour the stadium itself for a behind-the-scenes look that's especially fun for baseball fans of all ages, as recommended by recent visitors on TripAdvisor.

Art lovers should make time for the High Museum of Art’s UPS Second Sunday on August 10, offering free admission for all. Get inspired by modern masterpieces and stunning architecture while taking a cool break from Atlanta's summer heat, as highlighted by the Atlanta Family Events Guide. Fans of pop culture nostalgia can relive Saturday morning favorites at the Center for Puppetry Arts on August 16 with “Cereal Saturdays,” where classic puppet TV shows are paired with a breakfast cereal bar—truly a unique Atlanta favorite.

Music pulses through every corner of the city. Utopia 360, running through July, brings an immersive nightlife experience, but live jazz, blues, or indie pop can also be found at neighborhood venues throughout the week, according to the Discover Atlanta events calendar. For something spectacular, summer concerts at Centennial Olympic Park or Piedmont Park showcase local and touring acts; check listings for last-minute pop-up shows.

Outdoor enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Westside Beltline 5K–8K, where walkers, runners, and even strollers and pups are all welcome. Explore the Atlanta BeltLine on two wheels or by foot and discover vibrant murals, buzzy food halls, and pop-up artisan markets. Foodies can join a guided Food and Street Art Tour on the BeltLine, which comes highly recommended by both locals and tourists—expect to sample everything from peach slider doughnuts to inventive local brews while learning the surprising backstories of Atlanta’s urban art.

For animal lovers and families, Zoo Atlanta offers "Rise and Dine" experiences where you can meet the animals in a quieter, morning setting, or bring electronics for recycling on August 16 and help with gorilla conservation. The Chattahoochee Nature Center’s Butterfly Encounter is another spot where guests of all ages can walk among hundreds of native butterflies until late summer, according to local tourism guides.

Cultural adventurers shouldn’t miss the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park for moving insight into the Civil Rights Movement—a must for the thoughtful traveler. Then, stroll through the Marietta Square Art Walk or the Marietta Square Farmers Market on Saturdays for locally made art, gourmet goodies, and a taste of neighborhood life just outside the city.

To immerse yourself deeper in the city’s culinary scene, try a cooking class featuring Southern favorites, or book a food tour through Krog Street Market and Ponce City Market to sample global bites, fresh Georgia produce, and local specialties, as TripAdvisor listeners rave.

Sports lovers, mark the PGA TOUR Championship at East Lake Golf Club from August 20 to 25 on your calendar. And for a throwback thrill, the Y2K Night at Live! At The Battery brings the early 2000s back to life with music and fashion on select August nights.

For those who crave something quirky, Cereal Saturday at the Center for Puppetry Arts features not only treasured puppet shows but also cereal and coffee, providing retro comfort and a cool local hangout.

Atlanta’s summer winds down with Summerfest at Live! At The Battery on August 16, a lively celebration with games, music, and family fun. Meanwhile, adaptive cycling group rides on the Silver Comet Trail and classic car cruises in nearby Acworth offer local flavor that even Atlanta veterans cherish.

Whether you’re looking for cutting-edge art, stadium-sized sports, culinary adventure, or a chilled-out way to enjoy local culture, Atlanta assures each day is an invitation to play, taste, hear, and discover.

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Listeners looking for adventure in Atlanta this week are in for a treat. For a unique Friday night, Georgia Aquarium is hosting its popular Sips Under the Sea: Glow Nights—imagine the thrill of exploring luminous marine life with cocktails in hand, surrounded by live DJ sets and glowing displays. Anyone with a taste for winemaking tradition can head north to Yonah Mountain Vineyards on Sunday, August 10, for Crush Fest, a festival featuring barefoot grape stomping, live accordion and guitar music, artisan vendors, and a wide selection of gourmet food trucks.

Art lovers will want to explore the Piedmont Park Arts Festival, taking place August 16–17, where more than 250 artists will transform the heart of Midtown into a creative wonderland filled with live music and interactive art experiences. Even sooner, on August 10, the historic Fox Theatre celebrates its 4th annual Archives Day, offering behind-the-scenes access and a chance to see vintage memorabilia, original theater artifacts, and presidential mementos while learning about Atlanta’s performing arts legacy.

For sports enthusiasts, Truist Park will buzz with excitement during the Atlanta Braves’ home series against the New York Mets, starting August 22—special highlights for fans include a 1995 World Series Replica Ring giveaway. Soccer fans should mark their calendars for the energetic Atlanta United Watch Party at Live! at the Battery Atlanta on August 30, a perfect chance to rally with the city’s passionate supporter base.

Music pulses through the city this month with major acts and parties. On August 21, The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn Tour lands at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, accompanied by Playboi Carti and Mike Dean for a night of high-energy performance. Underground Atlanta is also buzzing: on August 9, catch Little Brother in their Curtain Call: The Final Tour, or join a themed dance party like The Taylor Party or Nu-Metal Night in the historic Masquerade music venue later this month.

Those craving culinary adventures can’t miss Truist Night Market: Sip, Savor & Sole, August 14 at The Home Depot Backyard. This event fuses sneaker culture with chef-driven bites, craft cocktails, and live music. Epic Farmer’s Market in Mableton is another great option, with 40–60 vendors each weekend featuring farm-fresh produce and regional treats.

For outdoor exploration, the Chattahoochee Nature Center’s Butterfly Encounter runs through August, inviting families to mingle with hundreds of native butterflies in a lush garden setting. Atlanta’s BeltLine offers an ever-popular Food and Street Art Tour—ideal for discovering the city’s vibrant murals, eclectic bites, and chill BeltLine vibes on any Saturday.

If you want a local, laid-back vibe, check out Marietta Square Artisan Market each Saturday, showcasing locally made art in a charming historic setting. For a dose of comedy and nightlife, Underground Atlanta’s Open Mic Comedy Night on August 22 will keep you laughing well into the night.

Whether immersed in world-class art, cheering for local teams, stomping grapes barefoot, munching on global eats, or dancing to cutting-edge music, Atlanta promises an unforgettable blend of experiences this week—many beloved by locals and only-in-Atlanta.

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Listeners planning a trip to Atlanta are in for a mix of fun, culture, music, sports, food, and truly unique adventures. This week, don’t miss the energy at Truist Park where the Atlanta Braves go head-to-head with the Miami Marlins tonight, August 7, at 7:15 pm—classic Atlanta baseball complete with giveaways and crowd spirit. August continues with Glow Nights at the Georgia Aquarium, where the venue turns into a bioluminescent wonderland after 4 p.m. through August 17, transforming your aquarium visit into an immersive light-and-water extravaganza.

Live music pulses through Atlanta all summer. Secret Atlanta recommends art and music festivals happening throughout August, plus unique nights like the COLORS Worldwide R&B Only Live concert on August 30 at the Coca-Cola Roxy and the chamber music Summer Finale Showcase on July 27. For a sports fix, PGA Tour Championship tickets are available for East Lake Golf Club, running August 20 through August 23.

Art lovers should explore the High Museum of Art, which currently showcases work by Korean painter Kim Chong Hak, alongside everything from Georgia folk art to European masterpieces. Discover hidden local gems at the Marietta Square Artisan Market every Saturday, where fresh art and crafts are featured outdoors. Even more offbeat, the Center for Puppetry Arts offers performances and behind-the-scenes tours—it’s unlike anywhere else, and perfect for families.

Atlanta’s outdoor scene is unbeatable. Piedmont Park is a peaceful green retreat in the center of the city, where shaded trails and lakeside picnics offer a respite from the summer heat. For those who want to blend food, street art, and movement, the Atlanta BeltLine hosts weekly food and street art tours, as well as a famous Doggie Crawl with local pups every weekend. Take a stroll through the Atlanta Botanical Garden or try the Butterfly Encounter at Chattahoochee Nature Center, available daily through August.

If history is your thing, the city offers the World of Coca-Cola, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Jimmy Carter Library, and the Oakland Cemetery’s Victorian garden beauty and fascinating stories of Atlanta icons like Kenny Rogers and Margaret Mitchell. The Civil Rights legacy is alive at sites like the APEX Museum; keep an eye on the reopening schedules for the Martin Luther King Jr. birth home and National Center for Civil and Human Rights, expected later this year.

For those seeking quirky neighborhoods, Little Five Points is famous for its indie vibe. Think vintage shops like Psycho Sisters, eclectic record stores such as Criminal Records, and boundary-pushing music venues. Foodies rave about Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market for their bustling food halls, and locals swear by spots like Pollo Primo’s pollo asado in East Atlanta Village and Gaja Korean Bar’s inventive cocktails and snacks.

Want something a little different? Try a historical ghost tour for a spine-tingling walk through Atlanta’s shadows, or take a guided behind-the-scenes tour of Truist Park for a dose of Braves history and insider stories. Each of these activities gives listeners an authentic taste of Atlanta’s welcoming mix of tradition, creativity, and bold energy—sure to keep your itinerary full, your palate satisfied, and your curiosity piqued.

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Atlanta listeners looking for fun and memorable activities this August are spoiled for choice with a vibrant blend of classic attractions, unique local gems, and a packed events calendar. This week, don’t miss the Atlanta Braves taking on the Milwaukee Brewers at Truist Park today, or catch their upcoming series with the Miami Marlins from August 7th to 10th for a true taste of Atlanta sports culture—games at Truist Park are known for their electric atmosphere and plenty of local eats, from Southern barbecue to sweet peach cobbler, right in the heart of The Battery entertainment district. According to the Battery Atlanta events calendar, you can also explore the weekly jazz brunch at C. Ellet’s, where a live jazz duo plays every Saturday and Sunday from noon to 3 p.m.—ideal for those craving live music and top-notch Southern comfort food.

For art lovers, the High Museum of Art offers multiple free admission opportunities in August, including the special Second Sundays event on August 10th where all visitors get in free—perfect for immersing yourself in world-class art without spending a dime. The Banks of America Museums on Us program also gets cardholders free entry to the High Museum and Atlanta History Center today—just show your card at the door. Families will find delight at Piedmont Park’s Green Market on Saturdays, one of the city’s top-rated farmers markets, with fresh produce, artisan goods, and al fresco bites.

Festivals fill the August air with local color and international flair: explore Piedmont Park Arts Festival and the lively Pan African Festival this month for cultural music, food stalls, and art. For families seeking quirky fun, don’t miss the Center for Puppetry Arts, which is staging Harold and the Purple Crayon through August 3rd, and hosting Cereal Saturdays—retro cartoons, casual seating, and bowls of cereal for the young and young at heart. If you prefer your outdoor adventures with a natural twist, the Chattahoochee Nature Center’s Butterfly Encounter runs all month, offering an up-close look at hundreds of butterflies in a kid-friendly setting.

Looking for unique tours? Tripadvisor highlights guided explorations such as the Martin Luther King Jr. History Walking Tour, where listeners can follow in the footsteps of the civil rights leader, and the Atlanta Beltline Food, Street Art and History Tour, mixing culinary experiences with some of the city’s best murals. Stone Mountain Park brings back its classic Laser Show on select August nights—a Georgia tradition with music, lasers, and fireworks projected on the giant granite mountain. Visitors only pay for parking and can take advantage of half-price attraction passes with special deals running this month.

Hidden gems abound: the Marietta Art Walk on August 1st combines sculpture, painting, and open galleries on picturesque Marietta Square, while the Westside Beltline 5K–8K welcomes all ages and even permits strollers and dogs. For an old-school adventure, check out Family Fun Day at the Marietta History Center on August 16. Zoo Atlanta is hosting an electronics recycling drive that same day as part of a wildlife conservation initiative.

Music fans can catch Xdinary Heroes at Coca-Cola Roxy on August 8th, or just wander along Edgewood Avenue any evening to discover Atlanta’s thriving local music scene from jazz to indie. When hunger strikes, Krog Street Market and Ponce City Market draw food-lovers and Instagrammers alike with everything from killer tacos to craft cocktails, while Sweet Auburn Curb Market delivers a taste of Atlanta’s multicultural food history in one lively venue.

August in Atlanta is the perfect time to blend bucket-list adventures with local secrets—whether you’re cheering on the Braves, discovering immersive art, dancing at a music festival, or sipping your way through an outdoor brunch, the city never fails to entertain.

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