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 Annual arts festival |
Piedmont Avenue Norhteast & 10 Street Northeast Piedmont Park Atlanta, GA 30309 United States +1 404 329 0501 http://www.dogwood.org |
Join the fun at Piedmont Park during this annual weekend celebration of Spring. Usually scheduled for the first or second week in April, this event features a spectacular children's parade along with an International Village of artists and performers. Art shows are held both days. Activities include arts and crafts exhibits, concerts, competitions, dance demonstrations, and lots of goodies to munch on. After the festival, jump on a bike and take a scenic tour through beautiful Midtown, one of Atlanta's most diverse neighborhoods. Admission is free. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: Robert Morrison  |
 Photo: Rich Tull, Dark Orchid Studios |
 Photo: william highsmith |
 Photo: Juls Knapp |
 Photo: DAve Akins |
 Photo: Jeff Drake |
 Photo: Patrix M |
 Photo: 文苏 |
 Photo: Gray Whitten |
 Photo: © Dan Grossman, 2007 |
 Photo: Lexington James |
 Photo: David Salland |
 Photo: Amber R. Bauer |
 Photo: Jason Fritts |
 Photo: DRACA |
 Photo: Christian Brauneck |
 Art in Candler Park |
McLendon Avenue (Between Little Five Points and Clifton Road) Candler Park Atlanta, GA 30307 United States +1 404 522 8951 http://www.cpfallfest.com/ |
From its very name, it is obvious that this festival occurs during the crisp fall season. Artists from in and around the city present their works. The creations are diverse and individually unique—jewelry, paintings, sculptures, photographs, posters, pottery and other such creative pieces are displayed. Musicians perform too, and food vendors, clothing stalls and city businesses set up their own niches. Puppeteers and magicians are on-site to keep the kiddies amused. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Ring in the New Year |
999 Peachtree Street Atlanta, GA 30301 United States +1 404 347 9325 |
This New Year's Eve extravaganza has been going strong since 1993. Each year the celebration of music, art, dance, drama and entertainment gets bigger and better, with live performances and huge crowds. A kickoff concert starts mid-afternoon in Midtown, and as dusk arrives, Peachtree Street becomes a stage for an amazing street festival. There is even a contest for individuals and groups with the most creative use of light, capped off by a fireworks show at midnight. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Journey back to medieval times |
6905 Verlyn B. Smith Road Atlanta, GA 30213 United States +1 770 964 8575 http://www.garenfest.com/ |
An Atlanta tradition, the Renaissance Festival celebrates the bygone days of Shakespeare, chivalry, and tournament jousting. Kids and adults alike will thrill to fine demonstrations of old-time crafts and acts of skill, including jugglers, fencing demonstrations, and even giant roasted turkey legs to gnaw on. Just a twenty-minute ride south on I-85, the Renaissance Festival promotes good old-fashioned, mud-soaked fun. The festival operates every year, weekends only, from late April through mid-June. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: Timothy Gray |
 Photo: Timothy Gray |
 Photo: Craig Tucker |