Atlanta, GA
Braves Fest, Lanta Gras, Alvin Ailey and a burlesque show: Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta
ATLANTA – Whether you’re looking for date night ideas, things to do in Atlanta for adults, or a way to get the kids out of the house and into something fun, we’ve got you covered. This weekend’s lineup of Things to Do in metro Atlanta has something special for everyone.
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Alvin Ailey at the Fox Theatre
Jan. 25-27
Fox Theatre; 660 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta
The Alvin Ailey Dance Theater is bringing four incredible performances to Atlanta. If you’ve never been to a show, Alvin Ailey dancers are second to none. They weave together the perfect combination of modern dance and paying homage to the African American experience.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – DECEMBER 13: Alvin Ailey dancers Coral Dolphin and James Gilmer rehearse “Following the Subtle Current Upstream” at New York City Center on December 13, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Donna Ward/Getty Images)
You’ll get an extra special treat if you book on a night that CENTURY – featuring music from Ray Charles, Count Base and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band – is performed. Learn more.
Other upcoming events at Fox Theatre:
Jurassic Quest
Jan. 26-28
Cobb Galleria Centre; 2 Galleria Parkway SE, Atlanta
Does your kiddo love dinosaurs? Bring them to Jurassic Quest, the world’s largest dino event with true-to-detail (and size!) dinosaurs. Little ones will enjoy bounce houses, games, rideable dinosaurs, coloring stations and the chance to dig up some “fossils.”
Culture Collision Trade Show
Jan. 26-28
Cobb Galleria Centre; 2 Galleria Parkway SE, Atlanta
Whether you like sneakers, comics, collectibles or trading cards, Culture Collision is the event for you. For three days, you can lean into your inner big kid. Play basketball, party with a live DJ and meet some of your favorite celebrities. Learn more.
Braves Fest
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Jan. 27
The Battery Atlanta; 800 Battery Avenue SE, Atlanta
Braves Fest returns with a celebration of champions. The six-time National League East Champion Atlanta Braves will be on full display for fans at The Battery this weekend. You’ll get to meet your favorite players, get their autographs and take photos. There will also be shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities throughout the day.
Did we mention admission and parking are both free? Learn more.
ATLANTA, GA – JANUARY 21: A young fan gets Braves first baseman Matt Olson to autograph a jersey during the 2023 Braves Fest on January 21, 2023 at The Battery and Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by David J. Griffin/Icon Sportswire via Getty
Red Lace Burlesque Show
Every weekend
Red Lace Burlesque Show Atlanta; 5925 Peachtree Blvd, Atlanta, GA
Looking for an interactive show? The talented Red Lace burlesque dancers are inviting you to enter their cabaret.
“We always leave all of our attendees excited and wanting more,” an organizer said. Learn more.
Bulls, Bands & Barrels
6 p.m. – 10 p.m. Jan. 27
Gas South Arena; 6400 Sugarloaf Parkway, Duluth
Welcome to the rodeo! The BBB is bringing out show horses, bull riders, and live music this weekend. Tickets are being sold here.
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POSTPONED: Playboi Carti Concert
State Farm Arena; 1 State Farm Drive, Atlanta
If you had tickets to see Atlanta’s very own Playboi Carti on Jan. 27, event organizers have some unfortunate news for you. The show was postponed and a new date hasn’t been set yet. On the brighter side, you won’t have to purchase new tickets. Saturday’s tickets can be used to get into the make-up concert when it is announced.
Trains, Trains, Trains
Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History; 2829 Cherokee Street NW, Kennesaw
9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Jan. 27-28
All aboard! The Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History is open for all locomotive enthusiasts for its biggest event of the year: Trains, Trains, Trains. Check out the model train display and don’t forget to visit the gift shop.
Lanta Gras Parade and Festival
12 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Jan. 27
Hosea L. Williams Drive NE from Kirkwood Road to Howard NE, Atlanta
Get ready to get your roll on. Atlanta is celebrating Mardi Gras early with the Lanta Gras Parade and Festival. You’ll see Krewes, floats, decorated homes and plenty of NOLA cuisine. Learn more.
Atlanta Hawks vs. Dallas Mavericks
7 p.m. Jan. 27
State Farm Arena; 1 State Farm Drive, Atlanta
The Hawks play the Mavericks this Thursday. Some fans are worried given the expected absence of Trae Young who recently suffered a concussion. How will the Hawks fare? Tickets are available here.
Look out for the Hawks’ Injury Report posted on social media before every game.
Atlanta Hawks vs. Toronto Rapters
6 p.m. – 10 p.m. Jan. 28
State Farm Arena; 1 State Farm Drive, Atlanta
Sunday is Kids Night, the last one of the Hawks’ season. The first 5,000 kids in attendance will get a cool prize. Tickets are being sold here.
The Atlanta Opera’s La Bohème
3 p.m. – 7 p.m. Jan. 28
Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center; 2800 Cobb Galleria Parkway, Atlanta
How about a night at the Opera? This tragic Italian tale of four friends demands a standing ovation at the end. La bohème is performed in Italian with English supertitles. Learn more.
Atlanta Wedding Extravaganza
1 p.m. – 5 p.m. Jan. 28
Georgia Aquarium; 225 Baker Street NW, Atlanta
Need some inspiration for your perfect day? They say the Atlanta Wedding Extravaganza is like the ultimate Pinterest board that came to life. You’ll meet photographers, caterers, designers, decorators, and planners with exclusive deals and even have the opportunity to win all sorts of free treats for your wedding, like a honeymoon! Learn more.
Georgia Aquarium’s Resident Pass now on sale, not just for GA residents
Free Tickets to Jurassic World Live Tour
Until mid February
Any metro Atlanta-area Public Library
Kids, this one is for you! Jurassic World Live Tour is looking for readers. Through a partnership with metro Atlanta-area libraries, they’re giving out free show tickets to some lucky children with a love for literature.
All you have to do is head to your nearest participating Atlanta Public Library and ask the librarian for a Jurassic World Live Tour Reward Club Card. Every book you take out and read will count toward your chance of free tickets.
Once you’ve read at least five library books, you can take your World Live Tour Reward Club Card to Gas South Arena’s box office starting on Feb. 19 and redeem it for the Feb. 23 show, the Feb. 24 show, or the Feb. 25 show.
The only catch is your favorite adult also has to buy a ticket. That way, you’ll have someone safe to go with. Tickets can be purchased here.
Find the full list of participating libraries here.
Ice Skating in Olde Town
Olde Town Pavilion; Conyers
Until Feb. 11
Lace up your skates and hit the ice in Olde Town. This rink is the longest-running outdoor arena in all of Georgia. Don’t forget to hit up the snack bar before you leave – There are nachos, hot dogs, hot chocolate, candy and so much more.
Ice Skating at Sugar Hill
The Ice Rink at Sugar Hill; Sugar Hill
Until Feb. 18
If you live closer to Sugar Hill, check out this outdoor skating rink. General admission is $12 and skate rentals are $3. Learn more.
WildWoods: AGLOW
Fernbank Museum of Natural History; 767 Clifton Road NE, Atlanta
10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Until Feb. 25
For a limited time, go on a multisensory adventure into the wonders of nature. This exhibit is a combination of the real environment, glowing displays, and mood music. Learn more.
License to Chill Snow Island
Margaritaville at Lanier Islands; 7650 Lanier Islands Parkway, Buford
Every weekend through February
Who says there’s no snow in Georgia? Come on out to Margaritaville at Lanier Islands, and don’t forget your mittens! You can go tubing across “one of North America’s longest snow rides,” protect your fort with a snowball fight in Snowball Alley, and then make a pit stop for s’mores and a hot chocolate cocktail.
There are so many fun things to get into in Buford this weekend. Learn more.
Sneak Peek to Next Week
Hamilton at Fox Theatre
Jan. 30 – Feb. 25
Fox Theatre; 660 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta
Welcome to February! The Fox Theatre is opening the month with a crowd favorite: 11 Tony Awards®, a Grammy®, seven Olivier Awards, the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and an unprecedented special citation from the Kennedy Center Honors … need we say more? Ticket information is available here.
Come back next week for a look at even more special events happening near you.
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Chaos reigned in St. Louis and D.C., both of the league co-leaders took a punch or two, the defending champs got stymied at home yet again, and we got treated to a James Rodríguez sighting in Minnesota.
MLS Matchday 10 served up a spicy feast for MLS viewers from coast to coast. Have a taste…
How ‘bout them Earthquakes?
Remarkably, San Jose’s stupendous start has stretched to nine wins in their first 10 matches, as Bruce Arena’s Quakes survived a stout test in St. Louis Saturday night to remain tops in the Supporters’ Shield table.
In a vibrant clash that offered one of the best watches of the matchday, the visitors struck first via Preston Judd before STL CITY SC dashed off two goals in two second-half minutes to raise the roof at Energizer Park. But the NorCal boys responded via Timo Werner, who converted a penalty kick before rasping a nasty volley past his old German Bundesliga adversary Roman Bürki to deliver a 3-2 win.
Werner’s now up to 4g/5a in his first 450 MLS minutes, and is the first Quakes player in history to net at least a goal and an assist in three straight games.
It was a gut punch for CITY, though San Jose’s dramatic turnaround should offer encouragement for Yoann Damet’s rebuilding project in the Gateway City. And feverish atmospheres like that one will surely power the ‘Ravioli Boyz,’ as STL’s hardcore fans have dubbed them, to positive results in the coming months.
San Jose-STL wasn’t Saturday’s only 3-2 thriller. Let’s swing through Audi Field next.
What’s gotten into D.C. United? A Black-and-Red side that scored just four goals across their first eight games have suddenly rattled off seven in their last two, following up a wild 4-4 midweek draw vs. Atlantic Cup rivals Red Bull New York with an open, topsy-turvy 3-2 defeat of Orlando City, even with their attacking linchpin Tai Baribo held out due to an injury concern.
With no Baribo, it was the perfect time for record winter signing Louis Munteanu to step up: The Romanian bagged his first goal for United to equalize at 2-2 in the 84th minute after the visiting Lions thought they’d snatched the points with two tallies of their own. Then, Australian defender Kye Rowles donned the hero’s cape with a game-winning header from close range at the death to send the United faithful into raptures.
“Something is growing up, something is emerging, and I’m happy for the team,” said D.C. head coach René Weiler, who’d recently called out his team’s mentality with some strong words after ugly home setbacks vs. FC Dallas and to USL League One side One Knoxville SC in US Open Cup play.
“Building the confidence, for this it’s important that you have some good results, that you win sometimes. It was a little bit lucky at the end, but well deserved, because everybody was pushing forward. I felt it, that the guys, they wanted to get a good result.”
Another fun one unfolded out West in Vancouver, where the Whitecaps kept pace with San Jose atop the standings with their fourth straight win, holding off a spirited challenge from the Colorado Rapids to bank a 3-1 win before a bumper crowd of 27,588 at BC Place – VWFC’s 19th straight league home match with more than 20,000 in attendance.
Vancouver’s potent attack, combined with a Rapids side happy to open up the throttle, led to an end-to-end slugfest, the two sides producing a combined 6.5 expected goals. Despite a determined push from the Mile High Club, a Brian White brace enabled the ‘Caps to pull away down the stretch.
Now here’s where things get really interesting for Thomas Müller & Co. Due to BC Place’s duties as a 2026 FIFA World Cup venue, Vancouver will play their next nine games on the road, starting with tasty-looking visits to LA Galaxy and San Jose early next month, and won’t host at their downtown home until August. Can they keep up this explosive form amid such nomadic wanderings?
After a string of profoundly chaotic barnburners at BMO Field – if you don’t know what we’re talking about, start by searching ‘Luka Gavran goal’ – things finally got slightly less wild in Toronto FC’s Saturday afternoon clash with Atlanta United. Well, aside from the development that the Five Stripes actually won a game.
Thanks to a banger of a free kick from much-critiqued Designated Player Alexey Miranchuk and a gorgeous team goal finished by Tristan Muyumba, ATLUTD secured a 2-1 victory, their first away W of the season and just their third overall across all competitions, snapping a lengthy winless skid while also ending a TFC unbeaten run.
How rough has 2026 been down in Georgia? Just a few days ago, Atlanta head coach Gerardo ‘Tata’ Martino declared he “would probably be fired” by now were it not for the glorious legacy of his first stint in charge of the team. So this was a big, big result for ATL, and a correspondingly cold sensation for TFC – who are getting absolutely ravaged by the injury bug; about half their preferred XI was already sidelined, and this weekend Benjamin Kuscevic and José Cifuentes both limped off in the first half.
Around the grounds
Showpiece offseason signing Germán Berterame scored his third goal in four games to fuel his hopes of a role with the Mexican national team at this summer’s 2026 FIFA World Cup. Yet Inter Miami remain winless at Nu Stadium after a 1-1 draw with the New England Revolution on Saturday, which marks three draws in their first three fixtures at their glittering new home.
The resulting low rumble of discontent among their fans is understandable to a point, though more so a sign of the sky-high expectations around the Herons, who sit second in the Eastern Conference and have lost just one game this season.
Did Marco Reus just produce his best performance in an LA Galaxy kit? The German legend was the main man at Dignity Health Sports Park in Sunday Night Soccer presented by Continental Tire, nailing a pinpoint free kick and a late game-winning PK to see the Gs past Diego Luna’s Real Salt Lake, 2-1.
Amid injuries and wider team struggles in LA, Reus has found rhythm hard to come by in MLS. But if he can contribute more displays like this, it could elevate the Galaxy in the West reckoning.
Is… is that… is that a WINNING STREAK underway up in Québec? Indeed it is: CF Montréal, who posted just six league victories in their 2025 campaign and failed to win back-to-back matches at any point, edged New York City, 1-0, at Stade Saputo for their second consecutive W.
An early strike from Prince Owusu, whose six goals and three assists rank him as one of MLS’s most productive attackers, made the difference, a fitting tribute to beloved local soccer scribe Matthias Van Halst on his passing earlier in the day. Meanwhile, NYCFC’s winless skid has now run to six games.
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta church’s “Environmental Justice Sunday” puts spotlight on health gaps in communities of color
On Auburn Avenue, where Atlanta’s Black history runs deep, a Sunday service turned into a call for survival.
At Big Bethel AME Church, faith leaders, activists, and residents gathered for “Environmental Justice Sunday,” urging Atlanta to confront a stark reality: environmental inequality is shaping who gets to live healthier, longer lives.
Timed with Earth Day weekend, the service reframed climate and environmental issues as both a moral and public health crisis — one disproportionately impacting Black communities.
“Environmental justice is about making sure all communities are not exposed to environmental hazards,” said Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr., a pioneer of the movement.
The disparities, close to home
Speakers pointed to challenges already playing out across metro Atlanta:
All are part of a broader pattern where environmental burdens fall unevenly — and predictably.
Faith meets policy
Rev. Dr. Jonathan C. Augustine framed the issue as a responsibility that extends beyond the church.
Leaders called for greater investment in public health and stronger environmental protections, arguing that solutions will require action at every level — from local infrastructure to federal policy.
Why it matters now
Organizers said the goal isn’t just awareness; it’s mobilization.
Because for many communities, environmental justice isn’t theoretical. It’s immediate:
- The air they breathe
- The heat they endure
- The flooding they can’t escape
And increasingly, it’s shaping long-term health outcomes and economic stability.
The bottom line
At one of Atlanta’s most historic Black churches, the message was clear:
The fight for justice is expanding with the environment now at its center.
From Lowcountry seafood to barbecue, these Charleston-born restaurants have landed in Atlanta. Here’s where to find them and what to order.
The Daily’s newest Atlanta-area location is in Buckhead. (Courtesy)
By Denise K. James
1 hour ago
Imagine spending the day at a selection of storied Charleston, South Carolina, restaurants right here in Atlanta.
As Southern food cities, Atlanta and Charleston both hold their own. So it’s no wonder a handful of eateries based in the Holy City have found their way to our metro area. These six restaurants are popular in Charleston, and now, they’re popular options in Atlanta.
Why are Charleston restaurants expanding to Atlanta?
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Atlanta offers a growing, diverse dining audience
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6 Charleston restaurants you can visit in metro Atlanta
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The Daily will open its third Atlanta location in Buckhead next week. (Courtesy)
The Daily Cafe
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O-Ku. (Courtesy of Indigo Road Hospitality Group)
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Lewis Barbecue. (Courtesy of Denise K. James)
Lewis Barbecue
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Oak Steakhouse. (Courtesy of Indigo Road Hospitality Group)
Oak Steakhouse
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The best dishes to order in Atlanta for a Charleston dining experience
- Shrimp and grits — Brown Dog Eatery in Carrollton for the Geechie boy shrimp and grits with andouille sausage and Creole tomato au jus.
- Oysters and raw bar — Oak Steakhouse in Avalon for the shellfish tower, featuring fresh raw oysters, lobster and shrimp.
- Brunch — Indaco for Panettone french toast, the burrata Benedict or a crispy chicken biscuit with seasonal jam.
- Breads and produce — The Daily Cafe for freshly baked sourdough and tortillas, fresh eggs and dairy and Southern veggies like tomatoes, market greens and pickled onions.
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