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Calendar of Atlanta's Major Festivals

Below is an annual calendar outlining the key festivals held in Atlanta, offering a year-round guide for festival enthusiasts:

Month Festival Highlights
January Martin Luther King Jr. Day Events Commemorative marches, educational programs
March Atlanta Film Festival Premieres, panel discussions, workshops
April Atlanta Dogwood Festival Art exhibits, live music, family activities
May Atlanta Food & Wine Festival Tastings, chef demos, culinary workshops
May Inman Park Festival Parade, home tours, local art
June Atlanta Jazz Festival Free concerts, jazz education workshops
August Piedmont Park Arts Festival Art displays, community engagement
September Dragon Con Celebrity panels, cosplay, workshops
September Music Midtown Concerts across multiple stages, diverse genres
October Atlanta Pride Festival Parade, LGBTQ+ community events
November Out on Film LGBTQ+ film screenings, industry discussions
December Christkindl Market Traditional holiday market, German treats
December Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival Light installations, cultural performances

Contact Information for Festival Organizers

For inquiries or additional information about specific festivals, below is a list of key contacts:

Resources for Further Information and Updates

For those who wish to dive deeper into the vibrant festival scene in Atlanta, the following resources provide updates, news, and further details:

  • Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau
    Website: www.atlanta.net
    Provides comprehensive guides on events and tourism in Atlanta.

  • Atlanta Magazine
    Website: www.atlantamagazine.com
    Offers articles and features on cultural events taking place throughout the city.

  • City of Atlanta Official Website
    Website: www.atlantaga.gov
    Includes official announcements and updates on public events and city-wide celebrations.

These resources ensure visitors and locals alike are well-informed about festival happenings, ensuring memorable experiences in the heart of Atlanta.