Asking yourself, “Where are the best Halloween events near me?” You’re in luck! We have more than 39 suggestions. Everything from special Halloween events for kids, to Halloween events for adults, and everything in between!
Fall Festivals in Georgia fill September, October and November with events galore. Music festivals in the city? Grape stomping in the mountains? Hot air balloons, craft beer festivals, family friendly events and so much more — we’ve got them all!
The stories on these Atlanta ghost tours don’t have blood and gore — but are filled with just enough macabre to make the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
Looking for the best-of-the-best things to do in the Fall in Atlanta? We’ve got ’em! Whether you want to stay in a treehouse, go for a hike, see the beautiful fall foliage, visit a festival, take a train ride, or pick out a pumpkin — Atlanta has plenty of things to do to celebrate this wonderful season.
Hiking through the Fall colors in Georgia is one of my favorite things to do! We often get questions about when and where to go, so we’ve compiled our answers for you here. Leaf peepers will love these hikes, parks and activities made for Fall!
For those who want to take a deeper dive into the theater’s history, the Fox Theater Haunted Tours offer just that, infused with a streak of Halloween-time spookiness. One of the Fox’s expert guides will lead you through spaces both familiar and foreign, from the lobby and downstairs ladies lounge to the bowels of the building beneath the stage.
Thanksgiving is always a busy time. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t time for a little fun with the family. When the Thanksgiving turkey has been carved, the last piece of pumpkin pie has been eaten, and the adults wake up from a nap, you start to look for what to do on Thanksgiving Day in Atlanta.
Georgia leaf watch is on! Looking for the best in fall foliage? Georgia State Parks offer fantastic options for viewing fall leaf color. Here are 13 of our favorite Georgia State Parks for taking in the beauty of fall.
In the mountains, you’ll find the best sunflower farm Georgia has to offer, and apples and pumpkins galore. Not to mention, waterfalls, leaf peeping, and all kinds of family fun! There are so many great fall things to do in north Georgia. Here are six reasons to make the trek into the mountains right now!
The Atlanta DragonCon parade is the largest and one of the best parades in the city. It doesn’t matter how old you are, or even if you’re a sci-fi fan, there is something for everyone at the Dragon Con parade.
What started as a small arts and crafts festival over 50 years ago, is now one of Georgia’s most beloved events! With more than 350 artists and crafters, demonstrations, awesome food, live entertainment, and kid’s activities, this is a can’t-miss event.
If there is one thing you need to experience when Halloween season rolls around, it’s haunted houses in Atlanta, Georgia. Whether you’re looking for a scary place for yourself, or a not-so-scary one for kids, these haunted houses in Atlanta are sure to make you jump out of your skin every time. Looking for the best haunted house Atlanta has to offer? Here are 19 horrific haunted houses in Atlanta that you need to check out!
The quirky Little 5 Points Halloween Parade is one of the best parts of Halloween in Atlanta. Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s parade and festival!
Children of the Corn, anyone? If you’re ready to be scared in the middle of a corn field (minus the creepy kids…hopefully) then a haunted corn maze is for you! Georgia has several haunted corn mazes that will chill your blood, as well as a few that rely more on simple darkness for a less-scary spook. Here are 5 of the best haunted corn mazes in Georgia, plus a few corn mazes that simply require flashlights.
The annual Georgia Apple Festival, sometimes referred to as the Ellijay Apple Festival, is a can’t-miss fall event full of all sorts of activities and fun.