Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta | Sept. 20-22, 2024

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Metro Atlanta is buzzing with activities this weekend, making it an ideal time for residents and visitors to explore the city's vibrant cultural scene. The highly anticipated Atlanta Greek Festival is set to take place from September 19-22 at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral, where attendees can enjoy authentic Greek food, music, and dance. For a nominal admission fee of $5, visitors can savor delicious dishes like gyros and baklava, immersing themselves in Greek traditions without leaving the city. Another highlight is the Hapeville Happy Days festival, happening on September 20 and 21 at Jess Lucas Y-Teen Park, which promises a weekend filled with local culture and entertainment. Metro Atlanta boasts a plethora of events, including food and drink festivals, art shows, and concerts, ensuring that there's something for everyone.

Whether you're passionate about food, music, or community events, the weekend is brimming with opportunities to engage and celebrate. With such a diverse lineup, residents are encouraged to take advantage of what the city has to offer. This vibrant atmosphere showcases the richness of Atlanta's cultural landscape, making it a weekend not to be missed.

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