Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta | March 28-30, 2025
ATLANTA - Looking for things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend? From live music and art openings to food festivals, spring celebrations, and even a Guinness World Record attempt, there's no shortage of events happening March 28–30. Here's your guide to the can't-miss happenings around town.
EVENTS
Ultimate RV Show
When: March 27–30
Where: Cobb Galleria Centre, 2 Galleria Pkwy. SE, Atlanta
What: Explore more than 140 fully-staged RVs in all classes, including the latest makes and models.
How Much: Free admission
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Toylanta
When: March 28–30
Where: Gas South Convention Center, 6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Duluth
What: Toy and collectibles convention with toys, comics, cosplay, panels, and special guests.
How Much: From $25
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Village Park Reopening
When: March 28
Where: Village Park, 3397 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Chamblee
What: Neighborhood block party with a movie screening of Moana 2, games, food truck, and free popsicles for the first 100 attendees.
How Much: Free admission
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Artistic Affair
When: March 29
Where: Spruill Center for the Arts, 5339 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody
What: Celebrate Spruill's 50th anniversary with an open bar, dinner, DJ, and auctions.
How Much: From $100
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FESTIVALS
Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival & 5K
When: March 29–30
Where: Blackburn Park, Brookhaven
What: Arts, crafts, food, kids’ activities, and music from Gavin DeGraw, Boyz II Men & more. No onsite parking.
How Much: Free admission
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Spring Fling
When: March 29
Where: Fitzgerald Park, 4877 Lawrenceville Hwy., Tucker
What: Youth parade, baseball photos, arts & crafts, bounce houses, food, and ribbon cutting.
How Much: Free admission
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L5P Fest
When: March 29
Where: Little Five Points
What: Music, skate ramps, food, drinks, hot dog contest, and more.
How Much: Free admission
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Daffodil Days
When: March 29
Where: Atlanta Athletic Club, 1930 Bobby Jones Drive, Johns Creek
What: Carnival rides, crafts, snacks, games, and inflatables.
How Much: Free admission
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SEA Music Festival
When: March 29
Where: Old Town Morrow, 1065 Old Town Morrow Road, Morrow
What: Over 20 DJs, 60+ Asian food vendors, cosplay, and EDC beats.
How Much: From $20
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MUSIC
Ruby Velle and the Soulphonics
When: March 28
Where: Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, 980 Briarcliff Rd. NE, Atlanta
What: High-energy modern soul revue with R&B and funk roots.
How Much: From $35
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Mike Farris
When: March 28
Where: Eddie’s Attic, 515 N. McDonough St., Decatur
What: Grammy winner performs Muscle Shoals-inspired music.
How Much: From $32.26
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Carlin Taylor & The Soul Cartel Band
When: March 28
Where: St. James Live Jazz Club, 3220 Butner Road, Atlanta
What: Contemporary soul and R&B classics.
How Much: From $30
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Monteverdi Vespers
When: March 28
Where: The Cathedral of St. Philip, 2744 Peachtree Road NW, Atlanta
What: Baroque choral masterpiece with period instruments.
How Much: From $25 (discounts for seniors/students)
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Alan Sparhawk
When: March 29
Where: The Earl, 4888 Flat Shoals Ave., Atlanta
What: Founding member of Low performs solo.
How Much: From $25
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Jason Isbell
When: March 29
Where: Fox Theatre, Atlanta
What: Grammy-winning singer-songwriter in solo performance.
How Much: From $39.50
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Loverboy
When: March 29
Where: United Bankshares Amphitheater at Depot Park, 2828 Cherokee St., Kennesaw
What: ’80s rock legends perform live. Bring chairs or blankets.
How Much: Free admission
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Chaos Theory
When: March 29
Where: Dixie Tavern, 2319 Windy Hill Rd. SE, Marietta
What: Rock party band covering Alice in Chains and more.
How Much: Small cover
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The Ain’t Sisters
When: March 29
Where: Terminal West, Atlanta
What: Eclectic folk-rock group with high-energy performances.
How Much: From $25
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Angélique Kidjo
When: March 30
Where: Atlanta Symphony Hall, 1280 Peachtree St., Atlanta
What: Grammy-winning African artist with Atlanta Pops Orchestra.
How Much: From $69.50
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COMEDY
Tony Baker
When: March 28–30
Where: Atlanta Comedy Club, 4650 Jimmy Carter Blvd., Norcross
What: Stand-up from the popular comedian featured on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, HBO, and Whiplash.
How Much: From $48.25
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THEATER / DANCE / FILM
Around the Block Film Screening
When: March 28
Where: Atlanta Contemporary, 535 Means St. NW, Atlanta
What: Screening of Kevon Pryce’s Around the Block followed by a Q&A with Jonathan Blanks.
How Much: From $33
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Peter Pan Ballet
When: March 28–29
Where: Roswell Cultural Arts Center, 950 Forrest St., Roswell
What: Ballet version of the classic tale presented by Atlanta Dance Theatre.
How Much: From $25 (discounts for children)
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This World is Not My Own
When: March 28
Where: Christ Church & Carriage House, 680 S. Central Ave., Hapeville
What: Screening of a documentary about self-taught Georgia artist Nellie Mae Rowe.
How Much: Free
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FOOD & DRINK
Ludacris’ Chicken + Beer Pop-Up
When: March 28-29
Where: One Flew South, 100 Peachtree Street NW, Atlanta
What: Hip-hop legend Ludacris brings his restaurant concept for a one-day culinary event.
How Much: Free admission
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Beltline Taco & Tequila Crawl
When: March 29
Where: Atlanta BeltLine, 830 Willoughby Way NE, Atlanta
What: Sample tacos and margaritas while exploring BeltLine bars.
How Much: From $24.99
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FAMILY
Spring Arts & Crafts with a Ranger
When: March 29
Where: Red Top Mountain State Park, 50 Lodge Rd. SE, Cartersville
What: Make spring crafts like butterflies and birdhouses with a park ranger.
How Much: From $8
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SPORTS
March Madness NCAA Tournament
When: March 28 & 30
Where: State Farm Arena, Downtown Atlanta
What: NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, including Ole Miss vs. Michigan State and Auburn vs. Michigan.
How Much: From $900
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Savannah Bananas
When: March 29–30
Where: Truist Park, Atlanta
What: The viral baseball sensation brings Banana Ball to Atlanta. Sold out via official channels—check resellers.
How Much: From $118
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RELATED: Savannah Bananas bring banana ball to Truist Park for first time
OTHER
Guinness World Record Kazoo Attempt
When: March 28
Where: Atrium Health Amphitheater, Macon
What: Attempt to reclaim the world record for the largest kazoo ensemble. Kazoos provided.
How Much: From $5 (free for kids 6 and under)
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Macon getting ready for kazoo record attempt
There will be an attempt today to set a new Guinness World Record for kazoos in the city of Macon and proceeds from the attempt will go to the Otis Redding Foundation and Otis Redding Center for the Arts. Paul Milliken is in Macon.
NEXT WEEK
Stunning Studebakers Exhibit
When: Opens April 1
Where: Savoy Automobile Museum, 3 Savoy Lane, Cartersville
What: Temporary exhibit showcasing iconic Studebaker models from various eras.
How Much: From $17 (discounts for children)
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SCADstyle 2025
When: April 2–3
Where: Various SCAD locations
What: Annual design and culture showcase featuring fashion icons like Tory Burch and Campbell Addy.
How Much: Free admission
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