OutKast’s Big Boi will perform at a free downtown Atlanta block party on April 4, paired with Smorgasburg vendors and an Impossible Foods "Big Boi Burger."

A former Kmart at Braelinn Village is now home to Ace Pickleball and an Altitude Trampoline Park, bringing roughly 90,000 sq ft of year‑round recreation to Peachtree City.

Bravo has asked a judge to dismiss Brit Eady’s $20M lawsuit, saying the complaint misstates her contractual commitments. The dispute traces back to a Season 16 salon incident that Eady says falsely portrayed her.

Marietta’s free Glover Park Concert Series returns April–September 2026 to mark its 40th season, with a special anniversary celebration on May 29.

Centennial Olympic Park will host Atlanta’s official FIFA Fan Festival across 16 days, with planning documents sizing the site for about 15,000 people at a time.

Shaky Knees unveiled a star-studded Sept. 18–20 lineup at Piedmont Park, with Twenty One Pilots, Gorillaz and The Strokes topping a 50+ act bill. Presale opens Feb. 26.

Tyler Cartwright, Atlanta's 2024 sign-spinning champion, heads to Las Vegas on March 7 to try to reclaim the world title. Three Atlanta-area spinners qualified for the championship.

SCAD TVfest in Atlanta features industry figures, offers insight through events, and honors talents like Quinta Brunson and Jeff Probst. Tickets are on sale for the event focusing on television achievements.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is hosting a Valentine's drive-in movie event featuring "Love Jones" and director Nicole Horne on February 13, 2026.

The Morton Theatre in Athens hosts a free screening of "Get On Up," the James Brown biopic, with free popcorn and water, no booking required, and free Sunday parking.

Former 'Big Brother' contestant Michaela "Mickey" Lee passed away after a severe health battle due to flu complications. Her death was confirmed on Instagram by her family.

Rapper Erica Banks was arrested on drug charges in DeKalb County during a traffic stop where MDMA and marijuana intended for distribution were found in her vehicle.

The Atlanta Dogwood Festival will return in 2026 with an entrance fee, following a budget shortfall and permission from the city to charge attendees for the traditionally free event.