Spring Festivals in Atlanta: Your 2026 Event Guide
- Pam Gebhardt & Leslie Tomasini

- 2 days ago
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Spring is festival season in Atlanta—and one of the best times of year to experience everything our city has to offer. From art shows and food festivals to neighborhood celebrations and family-friendly events, there’s something happening almost every weekend.
To help you plan your spring calendar, I’ve rounded up some of the most popular festivals across the metro area, complete with dates and locations. Whether you're exploring a new neighborhood or revisiting a favorite, these events are a great way to enjoy the energy of spring in Atlanta.
April Festivals
Sandy Springs Artsapalooza: April 4 - 5 // Downtown Sandy Springs
Dogwood Festival: April 10 - 12 // Piedmont Park
Festival on Ponce: April 11 - 12 // Olmsted Linear Park
Georgia Renaissance Festival: April 11 – May 31 // Fairburn, Georgia
Dunwoody Lemonade Days: April 12 – 26 // Brook Run Park
Sweetwater 420 Fest: April 17 - 18 // Shirley Clarke Franklin Park
Wesleyan Artist Market: April 24 - 25 // Wesleyan School
Georgia State Fair: April 24 – May 3 // Atlanta Motor Speedway
Inman Park Festival: April 25 - 26 // Inman Park neighborhood
Taste of Marietta: April 26 // Marietta Square
May Festivals
Decatur Art Festival: May 2 - 4 // Downtown Decatur
Johns Creek International Festival: May 2 // Field Across Atlanta Athletic Club
Chastain Park Arts Festival: May 9 - 10 // Chastain Park
Dunwoody Art Festival: May 9 - 10 // Dunwoody Village
Duluth Spring Arts Festival: May 16 - 17 // Duluth Town Center
Kirkwood Spring Fling: May 16 // Bessie Branham Park
Alpharetta Arts Streetfest: May 23 - 24 // Grove at Wills Park
June Festivals
Roswell Butterfly Festival: June 6 - 7 // Chattahoochee Nature Center
Virginia Highland Summerfest: June 6 - 7 // Virginia Highland Neighborhood
Don’t see your favorite festival on the list? Send me a message—I’m always looking for new events to check out and share! One of the best parts of living in Atlanta is the sense of community you find at events like these. From intown neighborhoods to the suburbs, each area offers its own unique charm—and spring is the perfect time to explore them all.



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