A visitor from Atlanta hit a $10.3M Megabucks jackpot at Westgate Las Vegas after a $5 wager, the resort said.

Next weekend's Atlanta Beltline Fest will turn Pittsburgh Yards into a free two-day World Cup celebration with match screenings, music and local vendors.

A free neighborhood watch party for Team USA will fill Historic Fourth Ward Park Friday with jumbo screens, food vendors and a cooling station as temperatures rise.

Cosm Atlanta opened a 70,000‑sq‑ft venue with an 87‑ft, 12K LED dome at Centennial Yards on June 10, offering shared‑reality sports and immersive shows ahead of the World Cup.

State Farm Arena's Summer Kickoff ATL stacks big-name acts this June and July. Tickets and a 'Golden Ticket' promotion are part of the lineup.

DreamHack turns the GWCC into a global gaming festival this weekend, with IEM Atlanta, Call of Duty League Major III and more than $1.4M in prizes.

Thrillz Atlanta opens June 10, 2026 at 4280 Northeast Expressway with a 35‑ft mega slide, a 40‑ft drop tower and 20+ attractions mixing VR, rides and obstacle courses.

Ludacris will be inducted into the Black Music & Entertainment Walk of Fame in Atlanta on June 1, honoring his music and civic work.

The Dog Leg, a nine‑hole indoor mini‑golf course, has opened inside Painted Pickle's Compeatery in Armour Yards. The course aims for a country‑club vibe and welcomes walk‑ins and private parties.

Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old former 'The Voice' contestant and Lowcountry community figure, died following a single-vehicle crash in Colleton County, South Carolina.

Skyline Park at Ponce City Market reopened with an 18‑hole mini‑golf course and a returning roller rink, plus new flexible tickets and weekday discounts. The overhaul aims to make the roof a repeat‑visit destination.

Japan’s Wonder Festival will make its U.S. debut inside MomoCon May 21–24 as the Atlanta show expands past one million square feet of exhibits and gaming.

Sweet Auburn Springfest returns for its 40th year on Mother’s Day weekend with free live music, food vendors, markets and family programming along John Wesley Dobbs Avenue.