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This weekend, Atlanta offers a variety of events for both locals and visitors. Highlights include the Georgia Food + Wine Festival, Wing & Rock Fest, and family-friendly activities like yoga and crafts. Enjoy cultural celebrations at the Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival and the enchanting Butterfly Lantern Parade. Don’t miss the Mother Shucker Oyster Fest for seafood lovers. With so much to explore, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable weekend filled with fun and adventure.
Exciting Events Await Atlantans and Visitors This Weekend (March 21-23)
Ready for a weekend of fun and adventure? Atlanta has an exciting lineup of events for both locals and visitors to enjoy this coming weekend. From food festivals to family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone!
Georgia Food + Wine Festival
The Georgia Food + Wine Festival kicks off on March 21 and runs through March 23. The festival is designed with distinct days in mind: the first two days cater to adults aged 21 and older, while the last day is family-friendly. Each day will feature a unique lineup of vendors, live music performances, and entertaining challenges that will keep you engaged and excited!
Wing & Rock Fest
Don’t miss the Wing & Rock Fest, happening on March 22 and 23. Best of all, entry is free for everyone! As the third-largest chicken wing festival in the country, this event will showcase a plethora of food trucks and restaurants offering a wild variety of chicken wings. Enjoy the live music from bands and DJs while you compete in eating competitions — it’s a deliciously entertaining weekend!
World Water Day at High Street
The World Water Day celebration at High Street takes place on March 22. It’s a delightful family-friendly event featuring family yoga sessions from 11 AM to 1 PM. Kids will adore the aquatic-themed face-painting at crafting stations, along with wonderful giveaways including High Street branded water bottles.
Garden Party at Atlanta Botanical Garden
Spring into the season at the Atlanta Botanical Garden‘s Garden Party on March 22. Experience stunning floral displays, indulge in elevated cuisine, and quench your thirst with craft cocktails available for purchase. Various seasonal activities and garden photography demos will also be part of this enchanting experience.
Butterfly Lantern Parade in Hapeville
On March 22, the colorful Butterfly Lantern Parade lights up Hapeville. This festive event will showcase enchanting butterfly lanterns, light-up wings, and beautiful floral attire. Before the parade, visitors can enjoy live music, delicious food and drinks, as well as art vendors and creative DIY crafts at the Creation Station.
Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival
Mark your calendars for the Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival on March 22 and 23, celebrating its 44th year. Partake in unique art and craft exhibitions, savor delicious offerings from multiple food courts, and enjoy cultural performances and live music. There’s even a dedicated children’s area, and best of all — admission is free!
Mother Shucker Oyster Fest
The fun continues with Arnette’s Chop Shop hosting the 5th annual Mother Shucker Oyster Fest on March 23. This festival is a haven for oyster lovers, featuring a delightful variety of oyster dishes, including raw, roasted, and stewed options. Enhance your experience with lively live music that complements the festive atmosphere.
This weekend in Metro Atlanta promises a vibrant array of events and activities that are sure to create lasting memories for friends and family. Whether you’re looking for food, fun, or a festive atmosphere, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!
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