Listeners planning a trip to Atlanta this week will find the city bursting with unforgettable activities that blend music, art, sports, outdoor fun, culture, and great food. Kick off your visit by soaking up the skyline and smooth beats at the RnB in the Park Tour at Piedmont Park, where celebrity DJs, signature cocktails, and performances usher in a sea of good vibes perfect for R&B enthusiasts and festivalgoers. If you’re in town today, cap off your evening at Sunday Night Blues with the ATL Blues Cartel, also happening tonight, or immerse yourself in Intimate Acoustic Music—Between Dreams Sessions.

For those wanting a visual treat and some adrenaline, head over to Stone Mountain Park for Summer at the Rock, running daily through July 27. This classic Atlanta adventure includes a cable-car Skyride, a dino meet-and-greet for families, a full-sized locomotive train, and a dazzling nighttime drone and fireworks show. Come July 21, guests can join a complimentary semi-private shuttle tour around the park, departing at 3 p.m.—an ideal way to discover both legendary sights and hidden gems within the sprawling grounds.

Fans of live sports can book a guided tour of Truist Park, home to the Atlanta Braves, and get a behind-the-scenes look at the press box, Hank Aaron Terrace, and more. Those interested in Atlanta’s deep cultural roots should reserve a spot on the Martin Luther King Jr. History Walking Tour, a highly rated, condensed walk that takes listeners from the MLK Jr. Historic Park to the vibrant Krog Street Market and the iconic Atlanta BeltLine public art corridor.

The Atlanta BeltLine is a hub for foodies and art lovers alike. Every Saturday through the fall, the Food and Street Art Tour invites guests to sample culinary delights from Inman Park’s best eateries while exploring colorful murals and installations. For a unique local twist, check out Barks and Bites: Doggie Crawl on the BeltLine, where your pup can join you on a guided tasting adventure, with multiple dates running through December.

No Atlanta visit is complete without savoring its food and drink scene. The White Oak Kitchen’s 13th Anniversary offers special events now through August 13, perfect for those who love Southern cuisine with modern flair. Also, the Stone Mountain Village Pop-Up Market, open this week, blends shopping with local food stalls and crafts. Flower Power, a flower-arranging workshop open through September at a local venue, lets creative tourists get hands-on.

For a break indoors, Aurora Cineplex’s $3 Summer Family Flicks lets listeners catch all-ages classics in an air-conditioned theater—ideal on a sweltering Georgia afternoon. Over at the Georgia Aquarium, Glow Nights offer an evening thrill as the galleries come alive with brilliant lights, interactive displays, and after-hours surprises for all ages.

Atlanta pulses with creativity and hospitality, from Civil Rights tours and the Jackson Street Bridge’s film-famous city views to hidden markets, rooftop drinks at Virtue, or exploring plant-based pop-ups and vibrant neighborhood festivals. Art and history fans can explore annual events like DISCOVER ADAC, and if you want to give back, consider future festivals like SanSe Atlanta, which supports Latino families and features Puerto Rican music, food, and culture.

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Listeners eager for vibrant things to do in Atlanta will find the city alive with adventure, culture, and quirky delights this July and beyond. For a unique outdoor experience, Summer at the Rock continues daily at Stone Mountain Park through July 27. It’s more than just a hiking destination—families and thrill-seekers can ride the Summit Skyride for sweeping city views, enjoy Dinosaur Meet-n-Greets, take a full-sized train around the mountain, and wrap up the evening with a stunning drone and fireworks show. Discounted two-day tickets are available if you stay at Atlanta Evergreen Lakeside Resort, making this an affordable yet memory-packed outing, especially on July 20 when activities run from 2 to 9 pm, though dates vary by weather and park schedule according to Atlanta Evergreen Lakeside Resort.

Music enthusiasts have reason to celebrate, too. On July 19, discover the evocative cello melodies of IAN MAKSIN: Songs of the Vagabond Cello—a live concert likely hosted at a nearby venue and perfect for those seeking an intimate, world-class musical evening. For fans of laid-back acoustic vibes, Between Dreams Sessions presents an intimate acoustic show on July 20. And if the blues call to you, the ATL Blues Cartel delivers authentic blues during their Sunday Night Blues sessions, offering a quintessential Atlanta night out as highlighted by Discover Atlanta.

Special summer events set the city buzzing right now. Foodies and art lovers will be thrilled by the ongoing Atlanta BeltLine Food and Street Art Tour, happening every Saturday through November 15. Stroll the BeltLine, sampling bites from local artisans and exploring the city’s famous murals—an experience praised as a feast for the senses and an Instagram-worthy adventure by Discover Atlanta. For families, Aurora Cineplex offers $3 Summer Family Flicks through July 31, the perfect cool-down on a summer afternoon.

Mark July 26 on your calendar for two standout events. The Atlanta Ice Cream Festival transforms the iconic Piedmont Park into a haven of frozen treats from 11 am to 6 pm. Admission is free, making it a classic Atlanta summer delight, as reported by 11Alive News. Meanwhile, Mimosa Fest Atlanta pops up at Live! at the Battery with bubbly drinks and vibrant festivities—a fantastic option for those wanting to combine beverages with the dynamic ambiance of the Braves’ home district.

Atlanta’s cultural and historic gems shine just as brightly. Step back in time with a guided tour of Rhodes Hall, a Victorian mansion on Peachtree Street offering architectural marvels and a glimpse into the city’s gilded age. Tours are available every second and third Saturday of the month at 10:30 am and noon, with tickets just $15 and children under five admitted free, as shared by the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.

Want a break from the big attractions? Stroll Atlanta’s Stone Mountain Village Pop-Up Market, running through July 26. This local market features eclectic artists, indie vendors, and live music—a real taste of Atlanta’s creative side. Or, for something different, join Flower Power: A Flower-Arranging Workshop, happening through September 7, where visitors can learn floral design in a laid-back, hands-on setting, as listed on Discover Atlanta’s events.

Sporting excitement continues to captivate the city. Soccer fans and partygoers gather for Atlanta United Watch Parties throughout the summer at live venues near the Battery. Plus, the 2025 PGA Tour Championship tees off soon at East Lake Golf Club, drawing crowds of golf lovers and Atlanta visitors alike.

Food adventures don’t stop at festivals. Dive into Barks and Bites: Doggie Crawl on the Beltline—ongoing through December—perfect for pet owners looking to meet fellow dog lovers while sampling treats and sips from BeltLine restaurants, according to Discover Atlanta.

Art lovers and design enthusiasts may enjoy the ongoing DISCOVER ADAC event, showcasing design trends with renowned architects and artists until September 25. For families who love science, Tellus Science Museum’s new special exhibit, “Fury: The Power of Nature,” runs through January 4, 2026, presenting interactive displays on storms and natural wonders, as featured by Explore Georgia.

Atlanta’s summer calendar truly has something for everyone—music, sport, art, history, outdoor adventure, and culinary surprises—whether you’re after iconic events, soulful music, or secret local gems.

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Listeners in Atlanta this week are in for a treat, with a city bursting with memorable, fun, and unique experiences. Dive into summer at Piedmont Park, where the Atlanta Ice Cream Festival on July 26 offers free admission to a day filled with live music, fitness activities, health vendors, and all things ice cream. For art enthusiasts, the Piedmont Park Arts Festival, running multiple weekends through August 17, showcases regional crafts, live demonstrations, and food trucks under the shady oaks.

Outdoor adventurers can head to Stone Mountain Park for Summer at the Rock, which is open daily through July 27. The park serves up Skyride aerial tramway rides to breathtaking summit views, a dinosaur meet-and-greet, a classic locomotive train ride, and a nightly drone and fireworks show that lights up the sky—perfect for a family day or a memorable date night. For thrill-seekers, Stone Mountain’s Fantastic Fourth Celebration and Summer Halal Food Festival at Atlantic Station on July 19 both create vibrant atmospheres, mixing live entertainment with dynamic food scenes, according to Atlanta Mom.

Atlanta keeps sports lovers cheering. This week, the Atlanta Braves battle the San Francisco Giants at Truist Park with evening games on July 21 and July 22—July 21 even features a special rope hat giveaway before first pitch at 7:15 p.m. For global sports action, the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 brings top soccer clubs from around the world to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, with fan zones and unforgettable crowd energy. And for up-close action with local athletes, the Georgia Elite Showcase takes place on July 20—a chance to see rising talent in a charged stadium atmosphere.

Musically, Atlanta is alive with options. On July 20, Intimate Acoustic Music – Between Dreams Sessions spotlights up-and-coming artists, while Sunday Night Blues with the ATL Blues Cartel delivers a soulful experience. Night owls can explore themed parties like Swerve Saturday at Virtue Rooftop from July 19 to 20. For families, the Children's Museum of Atlanta’s Pajama Jam on July 19 keeps little ones singing and dancing long after bedtime, and the Center for Puppetry Arts’ run of "Harold and the Purple Crayon" invites listeners of all ages to rediscover childlike imagination through August 3.

Foodies and culture seekers won’t want to miss the pop-up markets and special dining experiences. The Stone Mountain Village Pop-Up Market is ongoing through July 26, filled with handmade goods, music, and street food, while trendy spots like White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails are celebrating their 13th anniversary with unique dining options through mid-August. The city’s rooftops, like those featured in Secret Atlanta’s July guide, offer sweeping skyline views and mixology magic—a perfect way to wrap up a balmy Atlanta evening.

For hidden gems, try a scavenger hunt experience around downtown. Puzzling Adventures turns sightseeing into an interactive game, blending history lessons and friendly competition that even long-time locals find rewarding. Meanwhile, the Wellstar Family Series at The Battery Atlanta provides hands-on science and sports adventures for kids on select mornings this month.

Art and design buffs can join immersive workshops like Flower Power: A Flower-Arranging Workshop, ongoing through September 7, or explore trending home decor at DISCOVER ADAC, running into the fall. If you crave laughter, catch improv comedy at Aurora Cineplex—Safety Third Improv Comedy wraps up its season this week.

Whether cheering for sports legends, grooving at rooftop parties, exploring world-class arts, or sampling flavors from across the globe, Atlanta this week is a city that rewards curiosity and celebrates fun at every turn.

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Atlanta is packed with exciting activities this July, offering listeners a lively blend of iconic attractions, unique experiences, and special events happening right now. Baseball fans can't miss the MLB All-Star Week festivities lighting up the city all weekend. According to 11Alive, The Battery Atlanta is hosting the 2025 Major League Baseball Draft on July 13, surrounded by fan experiences, live music, and food pop-ups. Truist Park will buzz all week, with the Atlanta Braves set to play the formidable New York Yankees from July 18 to 20 and the San Francisco Giants from July 21 to 23. Marietta.com reports that Atlanta’s selection as host for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game is a nod to the city's deep love for baseball and promises a spectacular showcase of athletic talent and city spirit. Out-of-towners and locals will both find the festive atmosphere at The Battery is unlike anything else in sports.

Music lovers will find Atlanta’s summer concert scene vibrant and eclectic. Songkick highlights hundreds of concerts this July, including Olivia Dean at the Variety Playhouse, Will Downing and Najee at Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre, indie shows at The Masquerade, and Jessie Reyez lighting up the Coca-Cola Roxy. For listeners curious about immersive experiences, Illuminarium Atlanta’s “Amplified”—running July 17 through August 1—transforms rock music into a mind-blowing visual and audio spectacle, with 4K projections and more than 1,000 iconic images, as featured by 11Alive.

Soccer fans can experience world-class action as the FIFA Club World Cup comes to the U.S. for the first time, with Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosting six matches packed with international energy. Discover Atlanta emphasizes the citywide celebrations, including fan events and watch parties, that turn every game day into a festival.

Those looking for hidden gems can venture beyond the tourist circuit. My Sisters Room, an LGBTQ-owned club on Crescent Avenue, welcomes guests for Out & Abt Atlanta, a high-spirited night of music and community on July 26. For a unique twist on Sunday brunch, Live! at the Battery hosts a jazz brunch at C. Ellet’s, perfect for relaxing with live music and southern fare. Gin lovers can toast National Gin Day with creative cocktails at Live! at the Battery, which also offers everything from outdoor games to summer block parties, ensuring that every visit feels like a discovery.

Outdoor adventurers can soak up Georgia’s natural side. Crooked River State Park offers a guided Hitting the Trails experience on July 13—see native wildlife and learn about the local ecosystem for only the cost of parking, courtesy of Georgia State Parks. Those drawn to quirky history will be intrigued by the Crime and Punishment Historical Walking Tour at the Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site, which runs again on July 17. Visitors learn about infamous crimes, daring escapes, and colorful outlaws right where it all happened.

Art and culture thrive in Atlanta’s many districts. Listeners can catch local theater, pop-up exhibitions, and a global food scene that constantly reinvents itself. 11Alive spotlights events like the Atlanta Halal Food Fest and regional comic cons, both bringing together diverse communities for unforgettable experiences.

For a memorable mix of food, music, art, and sports, Atlanta this week is buzzing with possibilities—whether you’re cheering under the stadium lights, savoring a jazz brunch, or catching a show in a historic venue, there’s something uniquely Atlanta around every corner.

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This week Atlanta is bursting with energy as it hosts the 2025 MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park, one of the biggest celebrations in professional baseball. Listeners can immerse themselves in four days of excitement at the Capital One All-Star Village, open daily through July 15, where fans of all ages can meet baseball legends, try the Home Run Derby VR batting cages, get autographs, and snap photos with team mascots. The vibe spills out into The Battery Atlanta, packed with pop-up events, fan experiences, and music, all steps away from the stadium. Truist Park is the center of attention on July 15, when the 95th MLB All-Star Game brings the sport’s superstars onto the field, but the entire area is electric all week, with pregame concerts and parties energizing the city according to info from event listings and the official MLB All-Star schedule.

Music lovers, Beyoncé is taking over Mercedes-Benz Stadium this weekend, a rare opportunity to see a global superstar perform live. If you missed out on tickets or want something a little different, the Jazz Summer Sessions continue, mixing wine, live music, and frosé at venues throughout Atlanta every Friday evening through mid-August, creating a distinctly sultry, Southern summer vibe.

For theater fans, Alliance Theatre presents “Rhythm & Thread” this Saturday, July 12, offering an intimate blend of storytelling and textile art on stage for as little as five dollars a ticket. Shakespeare lovers will not want to miss “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at Shakespeare Tavern, running through July 27—a whimsical, comedic spin on the classic, complete with mischievous fairies and royal intrigue.

Atlanta’s outdoor adventures are endless. Stone Mountain Park’s “Summer at the Rock” is open daily through July 27, featuring skyride trips to the summit, dinosaur encounters, a full-sized locomotive train, and a nightly drone and fireworks spectacle. For a family-friendly outing, the Animal Tracks Bingo Hike at Chattahoochee Bend State Park on July 11 encourages kids to spot wildlife tracks and win prizes, while Jess Lucas Park in Hapeville is showing “Moana 2” under the stars with pre-movie activities and snacks, perfect for a magical Friday evening.

Foodies are in for a treat with Atlanta’s first-ever MLB All-Star Restaurant Week, where more than 40 local restaurants are rolling out special ballpark-inspired menu items all this week. Pay with your Mastercard and you might even snag tickets or swag. On Sunday, July 13, the ATL Donut Festival at Centennial Piedmont Park delivers more than 20 donut vendors, craft coffee pairings, live entertainment, and family activities—admission is free, with donut samples available for purchase.

Culture seekers can explore Atlanta’s famed museums, including the Georgia Aquarium, home to the world’s largest fish, or Zoo Atlanta, where the special Warthog Wild Encounter program runs through November. Art lovers should wander through the Painted Fern Art Festival in Clayton this weekend, featuring over 50 mixed-media artists, a bake sale, and fundraising for the arts—admission is free.

For a unique, Instagram-worthy experience, check out the Cowgirl “Honey Buckin’” Hat Bar Experience through July 14 for custom hat design, or dive into a Beyoncé Drag Brunch on July 12 celebrating the music and style of a true icon. For DIY fans, Carter’s x KiwiCo D.I.Y. Days offer creative activities for kids and families.

Soccer enthusiasts can get in on the action as the FIFA Club World Cup continues at Mercedes-Benz Stadium with matches and fan zones bringing in teams and supporters from around the world. Watch parties and events across the city amplify the excitement.

Atlanta constantly surprises with its mix of world-class events, Southern hospitality, and offbeat charm—whether you’re catching a superstar concert, savoring gourmet donuts, exploring art festivals, or cheering with a stadium full of fans, the city has something unforgettable for everyone this week.

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For anyone looking for a vibrant mix of fun, culture, and adventure in Atlanta this week, the city is buzzing with unique activities and popular hotspots. Baseball fans have a rare treat as Atlanta hosts the MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park on July 15, featuring the league’s brightest stars and Braves favorite Ronald Acuña Jr. According to Rough Draft Atlanta, All-Star festivities kick off July 11, with the four-day MLB Fan Fest at the Georgia World Congress Center. Listeners can test their swing in batting cages, collect autographs, and check out memorabilia, while a drone show will follow the Home Run Derby on July 14. The Celebrity Softball game and the Futures Game, which spotlights tomorrow’s baseball legends, happen July 12 at Truist Park, making this week a dream for baseball devotees.

The city’s music scene is in top form, with live performances at The Battery Atlanta almost nightly, and the chance to catch improv comedy shows at Zoo Atlanta’s Savanna Nights. On July 18, the Savanna Nights event lets adults explore the zoo after dark, enjoy DJ sets by DJ Dmark, and experience live animal presentations, while comedy powerhouse Dad’s Garage offers improv shows throughout the evening.

Foodies will not want to miss Atlanta’s first-ever Summer Halal Food Festival on July 19 at Atlantic Station. WhatNow Atlanta shares that over 50 vendors will serve dishes from smoky kabobs to gourmet halal burgers, with live music, games, and artisan goods, making it a flavorful snapshot of the city’s multicultural culinary scene. Piedmont Park hosts the Atlanta Ice Cream Festival on July 26, a free event with sweet treats, live music, and fitness routines for the whole family.

For art lovers, the Center for Puppetry Arts is running Harold and the Purple Crayon through August 3, an imaginative treat for children and adults. SCAD Film Studios and SCADShow are also buzzing with film screenings and art events, thanks to the Savannah College of Art and Design’s Atlanta campus, which regularly hosts creative showcases and gallery nights.

Outdoor adventurers can explore the BeltLine, a popular urban trail connecting parks, art installations, and breweries, or join the West End Walking Tour on July 20. Archive Atlanta’s guided stroll uncovers the rich history, Victorian homes, and murals of one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods. Stone Mountain’s Fantastic Fourth Celebration runs through July 7, but the mountain park continues to offer hiking, laser shows, and panoramic views all month.

Sports enthusiasts can catch the Atlanta Braves in action against the Yankees at Truist Park from July 18–20, or experience the Wellstar Family Series at The Battery Atlanta, with science and sports activities for kids on July 8, 22, and 24. Atlanta United, the city’s Major League Soccer team, delivers electrifying matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium—a must-see experience for fans of the beautiful game.

For those craving new culinary experiences, Atlanta’s food scene continues to evolve. Willow Garden at Kimpton Sylvan Atlanta and Chico Cantina are two buzzworthy newcomers in Buckhead and Midtown, serving up inventive menus and chic atmospheres. Renaissance Atlanta Midtown and Grand Hyatt in Buckhead are newly renovated venues perfect for a stylish night out or a quiet staycation.

Art lovers, don’t skip the city’s mural walks or stops at the High Museum of Art, which offers world-class exhibitions and interactive installations.

For a quirky local adventure, SK8 THE ROOF transforms a Midtown rooftop into a summer roller-skating paradise, inviting guests to groove under the Atlanta skyline. SCADShow and Skewed Orbit Studios always have new exhibits and pop-up art events to discover.

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Listeners planning a trip to Atlanta this week are in for a treat—few American cities can rival the sheer energy, diversity, and scale of entertainment unfolding right now in Georgia’s capital. At the heart of it all is baseball’s grandest spectacle: the 2025 Major League Baseball All-Star Game, hosted at Truist Park in Cobb County on Tuesday, July 15. According to Cobb Travel & Tourism, this year’s All-Star celebrations bring a festival atmosphere citywide, with events running July 11 to 15, including the Capital One All-Star Village featuring concerts and interactive fan zones, the All-Star Futures Game on Saturday, the star-studded Celebrity Softball Game that evening, and the T-Mobile Home Run Derby Monday night. On Sunday, the annual All-Star 4.4 Miler race honors Braves legend Hank Aaron with a scenic course that starts and ends at Center Parc Stadium. Truist Park, The Battery, and neighboring Midtown are buzzing—all music, food, and fan-engagement[Travel Cobb, The Atlanta Voice].

The city’s food scene shines during MLB All-Star Restaurant Week, with more than 40 local restaurants serving up exclusive dishes inspired by the ballpark—every meal is a chance to win game tickets or MLB swag just by paying with Mastercard, according to Cobb Travel & Tourism.

Sports fans can also catch the global excitement of the FIFA Club World Cup at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where Atlanta hosts six matches featuring top soccer teams from around the world. Festivities and unique fan experiences are scheduled throughout the tournament, making Atlanta a soccer hotspot this summer, as Discover Atlanta reports.

Music lovers are in for a unique treat: Beyoncé has taken over the city for four nights at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, drawing fans from across the region. Even those without tickets can join themed pop-up events and after-parties across town: Secret Atlanta describes Beyoncé brunches, drag shows, and glitzy Cowboy Carter-inspired pop-ups lighting up venues like Lore and local nightspots July 10 through the weekend. The city’s nightlife pulses with “Knuckin If You Buckin” after-parties, drag brunches, and fan-focused dance-offs, making Atlanta’s music scene unmissable this week.

Art and creative activities abound. The Center for Puppetry Arts runs “Harold and the Purple Crayon” through August 3—a whimsical, family-friendly show for all ages. For hands-on science fun with kids, The Battery Atlanta’s Wellstar Family Series features Science Made Fun on July 29, and later in July, the Kidokinetics Adventure Course encourages active play and skill-building for little ones, according to Atlanta Mom.

Outdoor adventurers can’t miss “Summer at the Rock” in Stone Mountain Park, happening daily through July 27. From Skyride trips to the mountain top, dino meet-and-greets, a full-sized locomotive, and the nightly drone and light show with fireworks, there’s something for every nature lover. For a cool treat, the Atlanta Ice Cream Festival takes over Piedmont Park on July 26, blending music, wellness, and indulgent scoops from dozens of vendors.

Discover Atlanta recommends jumping into the city’s festival culture—neighborhoods like Virginia Highland and Atlantic Station hold pop-ups and food festivals throughout July, including the Atlanta Summer Halal Food Festival on July 19. Locals love that even hidden gems like Taste of Soul Atlanta pack a punch with homegrown music, art, and Southern fare.

Sports fans can catch Atlanta United Soccer or a regular season Atlanta Braves game as well. If you’re seeking a break from the crowds, Atlanta’s artsy Little Five Points neighborhood is home to indie record shops, quirky boutiques, and dynamic street murals. Ponce City Market offers rooftop mini-golf with city views, trendy eats, and vintage arcade games.

From world-class baseball, international soccer, and blockbuster music events to food festivals and fireworks under the stars, Atlanta delivers a non-stop lineup of fun, flavor, and adventure. Every corner of the city offers a new experience—whether you’re savoring a chef’s creative twist on Southern cuisine, dancing the night away at a Beyoncé-themed party, or cheering for the biggest names in sports, Atlanta is alive with action and southern hospitality.

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Listeners looking for fun, unique, and unforgettable things to do in Atlanta this week and beyond are in for a treat. The city is alive with major events and hidden gems that promise excitement for every taste.

This is a blockbuster week for Atlanta thanks to the 2025 MLB All-Star Game and the whirlwind of festivities surrounding it. Truist Park and The Battery Atlanta are bursting with all-star energy from July 11 through July 15. Don’t miss the T-Mobile Home Run Derby on Monday, July 14, the All-Star Futures Game on Saturday, July 12, and the fan-favorite MLB All-Star Celebrity Softball Game. Even if you can't snag tickets to the main event on July 15, the Capital One All-Star Village offers interactive baseball experiences, music, and Southern-inspired food. Atlanta is also hosting the inaugural MLB All-Star Restaurant Week, where more than 40 local restaurants serve ballpark-inspired specialties, and Mastercard users have a chance to win MLB swag or tickets. The economic and cultural impact is huge, drawing in more than 100,000 visitors for what’s become a city-wide celebration, according to The Atlanta Voice and Cobb Travel & Tourism.

If world-class live music is your thing, the city is in full Beyoncé fever this weekend. Beyoncé brings her Cowboy Carter tour for a four-show run at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, but the party spills throughout the city. Check out Beyoncé-themed pop-up events like the Knuckin if you Buckin after party at Lore on Edgewood Avenue July 10, or the Cowboy Carter Bar at the Grand Hyatt on July 10, 11, and 13, where themed cocktails and a live DJ create a dazzling pre-concert scene. The Cowboy Carter Charm Bar Pop-Up at The Kimpton Shane Hotel lets fans make their own Beyoncé-inspired jewelry through July 11—perfect for a unique memento.

Food lovers will want to mark their calendars for the Atlanta Summer Halal Food Festival at Atlantic Station on July 19, where a vibrant outdoor market celebrates halal cuisine, culture, and live entertainment. For dessert fans, head to Piedmont Park on July 26 for the Atlanta Ice Cream Festival, a joyful day of sweet treats, live music, and wellness activities—admission is free.

Families and fans of imaginative storytelling shouldn’t miss “Harold and the Purple Crayon” at the Center for Puppetry Arts (running now through August 3), a whimsical show for kids and the young at heart. Zoo Atlanta’s Savanna Nights returns July 18, featuring wildlife encounters, improv shows, and after-hours fun for an adventurous night out.

Art and outdoor experiences are easy to find. The Atlanta BeltLine, famed for its ever-changing public art and scenic trails, is perfect for bike rides, mural spotting, and sampling food trucks or breweries along the way. Take an Atlanta Street Art and BeltLine tour for a guided dive into the city’s creative side. For a taste of Atlanta history and culture, guided city tours like the 4-Hour Atlanta Highlight Tour with a lunch stop at Ponce City Market combine local eats, fascinating neighborhoods, and must-see landmarks.

Hidden gems include Virtue Rooftop’s Beyoncé Night on July 12, an open-air party with city views, and The Battery Atlanta’s packed event lineup—outdoor concerts, pop-up markets, and family activities run all summer. Athletic listeners can get in the action themselves by joining the Peachtree Road Race or spectating Atlanta United soccer or Atlanta Braves baseball games for a true taste of local sports culture.

From the thrill of major sporting milestones and the spectacle of superstar concerts to cozy art shows and neighborhood festivals, Atlanta this week is a city that thrives on fun, diversity, and creative flair.

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Atlanta always buzzes with excitement and this week is no exception, offering visitors both classic sights and unique experiences that capture the city’s creative and energetic spirit. For those who love the outdoors and adventure, Summer at the Rock at Stone Mountain Park is in full swing daily through July 27. This giant playground for all ages features the iconic Skyride to the top of Stone Mountain, Dino meet-and-greets, a full-sized locomotive train ride through scenic woodlands, and ends the evening with a dazzling drone, light, and fireworks show that lights up the Georgia sky. Daytime admission includes access to all the activities, making it the perfect stop for families or anyone wanting a grand day out, according to Atlanta Evergreen Lakeside Resort.

Baseball fans are in for a treat this summer as Atlanta gears up to host the 2025 MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park, as reported by Marietta.com. This major event spotlights Atlanta as a sports capital, and listeners in town this week can catch the Braves in action at Truist Park. This Sunday, July 6, the Atlanta Braves take on the Baltimore Orioles at 11:35 am, with a special kids’ giveaway happening at the park. Later in July, the Braves face the New York Yankees in a highly anticipated series, with games starting July 18 and a big matchup on July 20 at 1:35 pm. Truist Park and the surrounding Battery Atlanta entertainment district are loaded with food, music venues, and shops, making game day a true cultural experience, as listed by BatteryATL.

For those drawn to Atlanta’s history and art, Oakland Cemetery is a hidden gem. Oakland is more than just a resting place; it’s an outdoor museum filled with Victorian gardens, ornate architecture, and tours celebrating Atlanta’s diverse heritage. This week, listeners can join guided Oakland Tours to discover the famous Atlantans—civic leaders, artists, and sports legends—who shaped the city, based on Historic Oakland Foundation’s event listings. Special themed experiences like “We Shall Overcome: African American Stories from Civil War to Civil Rights” and “Oakland’s All-Stars: Sports Legends of Atlanta” give history a lively, personal touch.

Music and festival lovers find Atlanta’s summer calendar packed with events. The city is known for its vibrant neighborhood festivals, and DiscoverAtlanta.com spotlights regular celebrations across every season. From family-friendly block parties to food festivals and music in the park, there’s always a reason for locals and visitors to gather and groove. The Atlanta Ice Cream Festival, Taste of Soul, and live music events in Piedmont Park all deliver a taste of Atlanta’s rich and playful culture.

Art and pop culture enthusiasts can’t miss the World of Coca-Cola, a favorite among visitors according to Tripadvisor. This interactive museum lets listeners sample exotic soda flavors from around the globe, explore the secret formula vault, and wander through exhibits bursting with colorful Coca-Cola memorabilia. For an equally immersive experience, the Georgia Aquarium remains a must-see, offering up-close encounters with whale sharks, manta rays, and beluga whales in one of the world’s largest aquatic environments.

For live music or a theatrical night out, the historic Fox Theatre stands out with a lineup that features concerts, Broadway shows, and film screenings inside a lavish Moorish-inspired palace. It’s a favorite among locals for its grand architecture and lively ambiance, highlighted by Tripadvisor’s visitor rankings.

Atlanta’s food scene is equally dynamic, ranging from celebrity-chef restaurants in Buckhead to neighborhood barbecue joints and pop-ups at Ponce City Market—where listeners can taste everything from Korean fried chicken to traditional Southern biscuits, all under one buzzing industrial roof.

Those who love a bit of the unusual might try a guided walking tour through the city’s emerging mural districts or check out a pop-up at one of Atlanta’s hidden speakeasies. Several local galleries host first Friday art walks, and on warm summer nights, it’s not uncommon to find rooftop DJ parties or open-air film screenings happening in the city’s trendiest neighborhoods.

For a unique memory, listeners might want to try yoga in the park, as listed by DiscoverAtlanta.com, or search out local farmers’ markets for regional produce, crafts, and live music. With national sporting events, renowned museums, edgy galleries, vibrant food halls, and endless festivals, Atlanta stands as a city that never stops surprising and entertaining.

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Atlanta shines as a vibrant, dynamic city with something for everyone—whether listeners crave outdoor escapades, live entertainment, world-class sports, or mouthwatering culinary experiences. The city is especially alive during the Independence Day weekend, but its year-round offerings keep the energy high.

Right now, listeners can immerse themselves in Atlanta’s renowned Fourth of July festivities. Stone Mountain Park is hosting its Fantastic Fourth Celebration, running through July 7 at 1000 Robert E. Lee Drive, Stone Mountain, GA 30083. Every night up to July 7, the sky dazzles with 250 choreographed drones, flame cannons, laser projections, and a spectacular fireworks show, making it a must-see for families and friends seeking a dazzling, patriotic display. Tickets for the light show range from $5 to $30.99, with parking at $20 (Atlanta Magazine).

If racing or spectating is more your speed, don’t miss the AJC Peachtree Road Race on July 4. Starting at Lenox Square and ending at Piedmont Park, this is the world’s largest 10K race, boasting 55,000 participants and a festive atmosphere that spills onto the sidewalks. Cheering spots include Peachtree Battle Shopping Center, areas around Cardiac Hill, Brookwood, and the intersections along the route—free to watch and guaranteed to be an unforgettable experience (Fox 5 Atlanta, Axios).

Sports fans have plenty to cheer about this week. The Atlanta Braves are hosting the Baltimore Orioles at Truist Park from July 4 through July 6, with games at varying times—July 4 at 7:15 pm, July 5 at 4:10 pm, and July 6 at 11:35 am. Tickets for these matchups are available at MLB.com, and post-game fireworks on July 4 add to the excitement (The Battery Atlanta, Fox 5 Atlanta).

For those who love music, the weekend offers a diverse lineup. InvAsian presents Bollywood Night at District Atlanta on July 5, with tickets starting at $15. Jazz fans can enjoy trumpeter Thad Wilson at The Velvet Note in Alpharetta on July 5. The Purple Madness: Prince Tribute Band performs at Strand Theatre in Marietta on July 5, and Homegrown: The Zac Brown Band Experience takes the stage at MadLife Stage & Studios in Woodstock on July 5. Classic rock lovers can catch The Brotherhood of Rock Tour at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre on July 6, featuring Styx, Kevin Cronin, and Don Felder (Fox 5 Atlanta).

Theater and family-friendly performances also abound. Shakespeare Tavern presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream from July 5-27. The Marietta Performing Arts Center stages Newsies: The Broadway Musical on July 6-7. The Center for Puppetry Arts continues its whimsical run of Harold and the Purple Crayon through August 3, an uplifting show perfect for families (Fox 5 Atlanta).

For a unique arts and culture experience, listeners can explore Atlanta’s thriving arts scene. The Alliance Theatre offers Milo Imagines the World through July 6, a heartwarming children’s musical. The city is also home to hidden gems like the Atlanta BeltLine, where murals, public art, and pop-up markets create a lively, accessible outdoor gallery. The High Museum of Art and the Museum of Design Atlanta are other cultural hotspots worth visiting.

For food lovers, the International Food + Spirits Fest is a standout this weekend, providing a chance to savor global flavors right in the heart of Atlanta. The House Heads Picnic is another local favorite for those seeking a blend of music, community, and delicious eats. Both events are known for bringing the city’s diverse culinary scene to life.

For outdoor adventures, listeners can head to Lanier Islands for the Summer Family Fun Package, available July 2–7, featuring water activities and relaxation by the lake. The Butterfly Encounter at the Atlanta Botanical Garden is another unique experience, running July 2 through August 31, where visitors can walk among colorful butterflies in a lush, tropical setting (Explore Georgia).

Looking ahead, Atlanta is gearing up to host the 2025 MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park, with a full week of events from July 11–15, including the HBCU Swingman Classic on July 11, the All-Star Futures Game and Celebrity Softball Game on July 12, the MLB Draft on July 13–14, the Home Run Derby on July 14, and the All-Star Game itself on July 15. The Players Party, headlined by Quavo on July 14, promises exclusive entertainment and a unique Atlanta vibe, blending sports and local culture (Marietta.com, Black Promoters Collective, Just Baseball).

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