Atlanta’s Holiday Extravaganza: A Guide to December Festivities

ATLANTA’S FESTIVE FIESTA: DECEMBER HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS!

Hey there, Atlanta! If you’re in search of some festive cheer this holiday season, you’re in the right place. From December 20th to the 22nd, our vibrant city is jam-packed with an array of holiday events that cater to every taste. From magical music to thrilling theater and everything in between, Atlanta sure knows how to celebrate. Here’s your all-in-one guide to make the most of the holidays. 🎉

Break Out Those Sweaters!

Are you a fan of those tacky-yet-endearing holiday sweaters? Head over to the Lego Discovery Center on December 20th from 6 PM to 9 PM for an Adult Ugly Sweater Night. Don your best ugly sweater and enjoy Lego-themed challenges, building competitions, and more for just $19.99.

Bingo, Booze, and a Dash of Sass!

Get ready for some serious fun with the Holiday Twisted Drag Bingo at Schoolhouse Brewing in Marietta on December 20th. Hosted by the fabulous Brent Star, this free event promises laughs, love, and, of course, delicious brews. You wouldn’t want to miss this at 8 PM!

Tapping To The Tunes 🎷

For music lovers, start your in-metro adventure by grooving to the tunes of Jazz Vocalist Brenda Moorer at The Camp at The Works on December 20th, from 5 PM to 7 PM. It’s a delightful way to enjoy various music genres, and admission is completely free!

A Musical Stroll Through Little 5 Points 🎶

Join the SantaCon Bar Crawl on December 21st, starting at the iconic The Vortex. Celebrate Make Music Day with a Santa-themed bar crawl through Little 5 Points, highlighted by a performance from the marching band, Seed & Feed Abominable. Have a musical instrument? Bring it along! A night you won’t forget, absolutely free!

Diverse Musical Performances

Jazz, Steely Dan tributes, Christmas classics, you name it and Atlanta has it! The Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus performs timeless hits at The Cathedral of St. Philip. Showtimes are at 8 PM on December 20th and at 2 PM and 8 PM on December 21st with ticket prices ranging from $35 to $75.

A Glorious Theater Adventure 🎭

If theater is more your style, be sure to catch Frozen: The Musical running from December 13th to 29th at the Byers Theatre in Sandy Springs. It’s great for kids and those who are young at heart!

Shopping, Artists, and Market Fun!🎨

Last-minute holiday shopping? The 10th Annual Procrastinator’s Pop-Up at the Pine Lake Beach House on December 21st is your savior. From pottery to jewelry, grab unique gifts with free admission from 11 AM. Also, the Winter Solstice Market at East Atlanta Village Farmers Market offers handmade and vintage treasures, complete with a DIY kids’ craft zone.

A Festive Evening Out

If you want to cap off a day of festive fun, why not head over to Johnny’s Hideaway for their Customer Appreciation Holiday Evening on December 23rd? Just $10 gets you entry, plus two complimentary cocktails, with proceeds benefiting a good cause.

The holiday spirit is alive and well in Atlanta with so many ways to celebrate. Whether you’re stepping out in style, gathering with friends, or enjoying some great performances, you’re sure to find something to fill your heart with joy and laughter. So mark your calendars and get ready for the most wonderful time of the year!


Author: HERE Atlanta

HERE Atlanta

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