MomoCon unites fans of Japanese Anime, American Animation, Comics, Tabletop, and Video Games for the ultimate four-day pop culture celebration. Sport your tightest cosplay fit, explore the huge exhibition hall, and meet celebrity voice actors, designers, and writers behind your favorite shows, games, and comics. The awesomeness kicks off Thursday at 2 pm and goes through Sunday afternoon. Don't forget your swag bags.
Experience a weekend of family fun at Atlanta’s favorite park. Visit Stone Mountain Park’s Memorial Day Weekend for Dinosaur Explore and Scenic Railroad, or hike the one-mile trail to the top of Stone Mountain for a unique view of Atlanta. Nighttime brings an unforgettable salute to the troops featuring the Music Across America Drone & Light Show and an explosive fireworks finale extravaganza.
Spend Memorial Day Weekend celebrating "music, culture, and the art of jazz" at the 48th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival. One of the largest jazz festivals in the country, the three-day event features jazz artists from around the world and is free and open to the public.
Spend the holiday weekend exploring Atlanta's favorite street art festival. At Alpharetta Arts Streetfest at The Grove at Wills Park, discover over 100 artists from across the US. Enjoy food and drink from multiple vendors, get to know some of the artists, and take home a new treasured work of art. The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
The Dacula Memorial Day Parade kicks off at Hebron Baptist Church on Memorial Day at 10 am, rain or shine. The parade honors our fallen heroes with veterans, active and reserve service members, military vehicles, and youth groups. The Dacula Memorial Day Parade is a Dacula tradition going back over 30 years. Keep an eye out for busy Memorial Day traffic; be sure to plan ahead.
The Atlanta Fringe Festival is ATL's two-week celebration of independent theater and performance art. Enthusiasts of unconventional artistic expressions can experience eclectic works from fearless, diverse artists. The Atlanta Fringe Festival is an immersive experience that inspires introspection and stimulates intellectual curiosity on issues related to social justice, race, and gender identity.
