15 Fall Festivals in North Atlanta This September

September in North Georgia offers a variety of arts festivals, county fairs, live music, food, and family fun.

At North Atlanta Home Group, here are some of our favorite September festivals and events:

- Yellow Daisy Festival (Stone Mountain, September 4–7): A true Atlanta fall tradition featuring over 400 artists, live entertainment, food, children’s activities, demonstrations, and shopping.

- Butterfly Experience (Dunwoody, September 6–7): Families can get up close with butterflies while enjoying crafts, animal programs, educational activities, music, and entertainment. The 2025 event will be held at Wildcat Park due to construction.

- Gwinnett County Fair (Lawrenceville, September 11–21)

Get ready to eat and face your fears on the rides at the Gwinnett County Fair. It offers carnival rides, livestock, live music, games, exhibits, and classic fair food.

Pup-A-Palooza at Newtown Park on September 13 features live music, pet vendors, contests, food, and chances for dogs to shine.

The International Taste of Snellville on September 13 offers global flavors, family activities, rides, games, and new experiences.

The Sandy Springs Fall Arts Festival on September 13–14 showcases artists and makers, interactive art activities, and a play area for kids.

Stone Mountain Pumpkin Festival runs from September 13 to November 2, offering daytime family fun, nighttime glowing experiences, entertainment, and fall decorations.

The North Georgia State Fair in Marietta runs from September 18 to 28.

For a classic county-fair experience, visit Jim Miller Park. It offers carnival rides, fair food, live music, petting barns, exhibits, and entertainment, making it a big September tradition.

Roswell hosts a monthly street festival in historic downtown Roswell on September 18. Enjoy live music, food trucks, vendors, and family-friendly activities.

The Blue Ridge Blues & BBQ Festival in downtown Blue Ridge runs from September 18 to 20. It features live blues music, delicious barbecue, and a charming Appalachian atmosphere.

JapanFest Atlanta takes place at the Gas South Convention Center from September 20 to 21. It showcases Japanese culture through food, music, art, martial arts, anime, performances, and vendors.

The 59th annual Roswell Arts Festival is held from September 20 to 21. It features artists, local entertainment, fun for the kids, food trucks, and a cozy small-town vibe.

The Peachtree Corners Festival is held at Town Green from September 20 to 21. It offers live music, arts and crafts, food, fun for the kids, and a car show.

Fall Fest at Atlanta History Center takes place on September 20.

Looking for something unique? The Atlanta History Center’s Fall Fest with 4-H offers historic demonstrations, garden fun, games, food, and family-friendly activities.

The Duluth Fall Festival, held from September 27–28, celebrates the community with food, arts and crafts, entertainment, and a parade.

These events reveal the essence of living in North Atlanta. Each weekend offers opportunities to explore neighborhoods, discover downtown, connect with local businesses, or start new traditions.

North Atlanta Home Group values these experiences. We assist with buying or selling homes but also help you understand the communities, neighborhoods, restaurants, parks, schools, events, and small things that make North Atlanta feel like home.

Whether planning September weekends, considering a fall move, or curious about the perfect North Atlanta community for your family, we’re here to guide you.

Reach out anytime to North Atlanta Home Group. We’re here to help you discover, navigate, and love North Atlanta all year round.