Suggestions for Festival near Midtown, Atlanta

Atlanta Food & W. • April 23, 2013Did you know Chef Olivier Gaupin was one of six Americans inducted as a Master Chef of France this year? Come visit him at the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival May 30-June 2, 2013.

Atlanta Food & Wine Festival • May 7, 2014Explore Challah, Babka, Coffee Cake & Rugelach and how these breads and pastries symbolize great moments with family in the South at Atlanta Food & Wine Festival May 29-June 1 with Chef Wolitzky.

Josh W. • July 8, 2018Pretty much anything playing here, from film festivals to traveling Broadway shows, concerts & The Nutcracker, is great. The building itself is magnificent inside and out. See what's playing & go!

John H. • February 9, 2018Festival pizza is to die for!

Lynne P. • May 8, 2016Awesome!!! Authentic, casual and a mouth watering festival mezzo app awesome!!

Atlanta Food & W. • May 2, 2014Join Olivier Gaupin for the opening toast at Atlanta Food & Wine Festival Friday, May 30. Let us raise a glass to a weekend of good cheer…”

Get Local ATL • April 5, 2012This theater plays a starring role in the Atlanta Film Festival, one of our favorite annual events in ATL. Mark your calendars and be sure to catch an indie flick or two next year!

Atlanta Food & Wine Festival • May 7, 2014Chef investigates Challah, Babka, Coffee Cake & Rugelach and how these breads and pastries symbolize great moments with family in the South at Atlanta Food & Wine Festival May 29-June 1

Marquella W. • July 16, 2013The best festival. Loved the food and family environment.

Ob S. • May 22, 2011Bar manager kept Sweetwater Festive Ale on tap through April, so nice.

Matt W. • January 5, 2013Attend the Laughing Skull Comedy Festival this year and submit to the Cape Fear Comedy Festival if you are a comedian

KISS 104FM • July 12, 2013This is where the Ponce De Leon Ball Park once stood. There was a soul music extravaganza held in September 1964. Artists in this festival included The Drifters, The Tams, Solomon Burke, Jerry Butler.

@byDonnaShana D. • September 8, 2013So much art and handmade crafts at the festival. Tons of vendors with unique items. The park entrance is $10 the festival is free. Lots of restaurants and festival foods for sale!

Jonathan S. • March 31, 2014Go to all the shows and ignore the know-it-all filmie fanboys atwitter in the row behind you.

Leatrice E. • August 2, 2011Stop by the Artistic Programming suite. They are the cool kids. He he he.

Glynnis H. • July 3, 2013This is my favorite theatre in town-- great ticket prices, comfy seats, and surprisingly good food! Get the tankard and you can bring it back on future visits for cheaper booze!