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MODA in May: Embroidery, Space Stations, and Coral Reefs with Opinions

3 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

If you’ve never stitched a flower into a tea towel while pondering the future of our cities—or built a LEGO rocket before chatting about public art and data—well, it’s officially time to reconsider your calendar. This May, MODA (Museum of Design Atlanta) is leaning hard into what it does best: turning design into something you don’t just look at, but do. Whether you’re six, sixty, or somewhere in between, May’s lineup isn’t just hands-on—it’s hands-full.
All Aboard! Model Train Layout Camp is Chugging into Town

3 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Kate Gelsthorpe

The Southern Museum in Kennesaw is offering a Model Train Layout Camp this summer for the little engineers in your life. Looking for a fun and unique camp for your train-loving kiddos this summer? The Southern Museum in Kennesaw is hosting a fun Model Train Layout Camp that would be perfect for your future conductors. Model Train Layout Camp will be held June 10-13, 2025, from 9:30am to 12:30pm, for kids ages 5-10 years old.
Alpharetta’s Wire & Wood Festival Announces ‘80s Flashbacks and Celtic Fire Coming to Downtown

4 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

If you’ve ever wanted to hear “Everybody Have Fun Tonight” live while drinking a craft cocktail on a walkable, small-town sidewalk—you’re in luck. The Wire & Wood Songwriters Festival is coming back for its twelfth run in Downtown Alpharetta, and this year, it’s playing to nostalgia and novelty. Running October 10–11, the free two-day fest (my favorite in the state) will scatter six stages across the city center with over 30 artists.
Straight No Chaser Brings 'Holiday Road Tour' to Sandy Springs

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Kate Gelsthorpe

A cappella group Straight No Chaser will be hitting the road again this fall — and they’re making a stop in Sandy Springs!Straight No Chaser — the celebrated vocal ensemble group — will perform at the Sandy Springs Performing Art Center’s Byers Theatre on October 24, 2025, at 8pm as part of their highly anticipated “Holiday Road Tour.” Tickets go on sale to Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center Members on May 14 and to the public on Friday, May 16, 2025.
All-Aboard for Family (Train-Themed) Fun at Marietta History Center

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Kate Gelsthorpe

Pop-in for some FREE Family Fun at Marietta History Center this weekend! The Marietta History Center in Marietta hosts FREE Family Pop-Ins on the 3rd Saturday of the Month, which means this Saturday, May 17 is the day!This Saturday, explore the Marietta History Center from 10am-4pm and enjoy some fun activities and crafts.
Summer with the Piedmont Park Conservancy: Don’t Just Picnic-Participate

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

Sure, you can toss down a blanket and call it a day—but the Piedmont Park Conservancy wants to give you a few better reasons to stick around. This season’s event calendar is stacked with hands-on workshops, family-friendly fun, and ways to break a sweat or raise a glass. Here’s what’s coming upMonday, May 19, 2025 | 1:30 PMLocation: 1071 Piedmont Ave NE, Community CenterGrab the helmets (they’re required!) and bring the kids for a free afternoon of two-wheeled learning and fun.
JapanFest 2025 Tickets On Sale Now

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Kate Gelsthorpe

JapanFest 2025 is coming to Duluth in September and tickets are on sale now!Ready to experience the rich culture of Japan, right here in Georgia? JapanFest Atlanta 2025 is an amazing festival that lets you immerse yourself in live music and dance performances, martial arts, cultural workshops, Anime, food vendors, and so much more. This year’s event will take place Saturday, September 20 and Sunday, September 21 at the Gas South Convention Center in Duluth.
Jinkies! Fun Scooby-Doo Experience Coming to Children's Museum of Atlanta

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Kate Gelsthorpe

A new immersive experience is coming to the Children’s Museum of Atlanta and it’s full of mystery solving fun with your favorite “meddling kids”!Zoinks! Come on, Scoob!Ready to solve a gem of a mystery at Children’s Museum of Atlanta? Of course you are! A new and super fun immersive experience will debut this weekend on Saturday, May 17, 2025. SCOOBY-DOO!™ Mansion Mayhem will allow families to join the members of Mystery Inc. to analyze clues and put their problem-solving skills to the test.
Unicorn World is Bringing Magical Memory Making to Atlanta

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Kate Gelsthorpe

If you’re ready to create some truly magical memories with your family, then Unicorn World is for you!Treat your family to a magical immersive experience at Unicorn World. This family-friendly, pop-up experience will take place this weekend — May 17-18, 2025 — at Cobb Galleria Centre. Unicorn World will feature life-sized unicorns, an enchanted forest, & a fun-filled day of unicorn activities and rides!So what can you expect at Unicorn World? Your ticket includes…Rainbow Acres.
A Boardwalk, a Bridge, and a Big First Step: Springway Trail Opens in Sandy Springs

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

Sandy Springs has a new stretch of pavement, but for once, it’s not for traffic. The city officially cut the ribbon last Friday on the first completed segment of the Springway Trail—a 1.88-mile path connecting Roswell Road to Morgan Falls Overlook Park—and if you’ve been waiting for a reason to lace up your sneakers or dust off your bike, this might be it. This isn’t just a sidewalk with ambition.