Single Day Events
June 2: Toni Braxton and Bill Bellamy at the Fox Theatre
June 2: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra: Peter Oundjian & Robert McDuffie
June 2: Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band at Infinite Energy Arena.
June 3: The Music of David Bowie– Atlanta Symphony Hall.
June 4: Plays in a Day Festival: Students at Georgia State University Perimeter College have only 24 hours to write, direct, rehearse, and perform new theater.
June 4: Dunwoody Soap Box Derby includes group photos, then an opening ceremony, races, inspections, and awards at First Baptist Church on N. Peachtree Rd.
June 4: Celebrate Alpharetta Brew Moon CountryFest after dark with beer, wine, local restaurant food, and music in historic downtown Alpharetta.
June 4: Gwinnett Beer Fest features 150 craft beers, live music, and food at Coolray Field in Lawrenceville.
June 4: Dolly Parton at Infinite Energy Center.
June 4: 10,000 Maniacs at Buckhead Theater.
June 6: Ellie Goulding at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.
June 5: Cyndi Lauper with special guest The Peach Kings at Symphony Hall
June 8: Journey & The Doobie Brothers at Lakewood.
June 9: Selena Gomez at Philips Arena
June 10: Hear six bands of lawyers and vote for your favorite at LawJam: Battle of the Atlanta Lawyers’ Bands at Buckhead Theatre.
June 10: Heart of The King features two performers as Elvis Presley in his early and later years, backed by a live orchestra and a vocal group at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.
June 10: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off plays on the big screen at the Fox Theatre (Summer Films).
June 11: A zine is a cheap, self-published, underground publication. Atlanta Zine Fest has vendors, guest speakers, and workshops at Eyedrum.
June 11: Harry Connick, Jr. at Chastain Park Amphitheater
June 11: Keith Urban at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.
June 11: R. Kelly at Philips Arena.
June 11: Celebrate the longest day of the year at Westview Summer Solstice Celebration with grilled chicken, pork, music, and field games in Westview Village.
June 11: Rock the Cure offers live music, local beer, great food, and raffle prizes to support diabetes research at Sweetwater Brewery.
June 11: Sample 150 beers, hear live music, and visit food vendors at Brookhaven Beer Fest for age 21+.
June 11: See five gardens with hydrangeas on the Garden Tour of The American Hydrangea Society in Sandy Springs.
June 11: Roswell Lavender Festival. Shop from vendors, learn about lavender, make crafts, and visit the beer & wine garden at Barrington Hall in Roswell.
June 12: Walk, run, or bike down the middle of Peachtree Street from 17th Street to Edgewood during Atlanta Streets Alive, with entertainment and activities for all ages.
June 17: Get a ticket to Decatur Beach Party to experience 60 tons of sand on the street, a boardwalk with games, live music, dancing, and a food and beer court.
June 17: Anthony Hamilton and Fantasia at the Fox Theatre.
June 18: Brit Floyd– The World’s Greatest Pink Floyd Show at the Fox Theatre.
June 18: Enjoy 200 beers and two stages of live music at Atlanta Summer Beer Fest at Historic Fourth Ward Park.
June 18: Tunes from the Tombs features a dozen local bands playing all genres of music in and among the monuments, mausoleums, and gardens of Oakland Cemetery. Food trucks and beverages available.
June 18: Great City Race has teams of two run around the Beltline solving clues to win prizes, beginning and ending at Park Tavern.
June 18: CROCK FEST feat Lynyrd Skynyrd, Montgomery Gentry, Molly Hatchet, The Last Bandoleros, and more!Rock
June 19: ”Weird Al” Yankovic at the Fox Theatre.
June 19: Kenny Rogers at Chastain Park Amphitheatre.
June 19: Georgia Aquarium wants to treat all Dads with half price admission
June 19: Family Food Fest features 100 dishes to taste, live entertainment (Latin, gospel, jazz, R&B) plus a kids’ zone at Georgia Railroad Freight Depot. on Sunday.
June 19: Grammy winner Kenny Rogers sings hits like “The Gambler” and “Islands in the Stream” under the stars at Chastain Park Amphitheater.
June 19: See vintage cars at the Father’s Day Car Show at Stone Mountain Park.
June 24: Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes at Chastain Park Amphitheatre
June 25: The Music of The Eagles with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at Chastain Park Amphitheatre
June 25: Get a ticket to sample five hamburgers, or buy them separately with Budweiser beer at Bud-n-Burgers Festival in Brook Run Park, Dunwoody.
June 26: Steely Dan at Chastain Park Amphitheatre.
June 28: Barenaked Ladies With Special Guests OMD And Howard Jones: Last Summer On Earth Tour at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre.
June 29: Bring It! Live at the Fox Theatre.
June 30: Breakfast at Tiffany’s plays on the big screen at the Fox Theatre (Summer Film Series)
Multiple Day Events
Dunwoody Food Truck Thursday In 2016, Dunwoody Food Truck Thursdays will be held every Thursday (from 5PM until dark) at Brook Run Parkthrough October 27th.
June 1-12– Design is Human celebrates design excellence and contemporary architecture with home tours, exhibits, lectures, and activities.
June 1-30: Support your Atlanta Braves at a home game in June.
June 2-5: Atlanta Food and Wine Festival celebrates Southern cuisine at the Loews Atlanta Hotel and other nearby locations.
June 2-July 21: Free “Movies on the Town” on the green space at Town Brookhaven every Thursday.
June 3-4: Modern Atlanta Dance Festival (MAD 2016) features works of 8 choreographers.
June 3-4: Candler Park Music and Food Festival with live music, food trucks, 5K race and more.
June 3-5: India Festival, Festival of Chariots, includes art, music, and vendors at 1287 S. Ponce De Leon Ave NE, plus a Sat. noon parade from Woodruff Park to Centennial Park.
June 3-25: Onstage Atlanta presents Enchanted April. A funny romantic play about four English women rent a castle on a sunny Italian island and work on their lives and relationships.
June 4-5: Summerfest includes art, music, food, a kidsfest, and a Saturday 5K on historic Virginia Ave.
June 4-5: Flying Colors Butterfly Festival features the release of hundreds of butterflies, a butterfly encounter, live music, and food trucks at Chattahoochee Nature Center in Roswell.
June 5-July 17:Watch The Atlanta Dream play an exciting game of basketball in Philips Arena.
June 7-12: See 101 comedians in a dozen venues at the Laughing Skull Comedy Festival.
June 9-12: Atlanta Fringe Festival includes 24 shows at six venues, plus parties.
June 10-12: Southern-Fried Gameroom Expo has 250 arcade and pinball games, tabletop games, vendors, speakers, movies, and a tournament
June 10-12: Sci Fi Summer Con offers gaming, contests, films, guests, and panels to fans of sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and comics at Courtyard Atlanta Perimeter Center.
June 10-25: Rapture, Blister, Burn is a witty play about women’s life choices, which the NY Times called “intensely smart, immensely funny” at Out of Box Theatre in Marietta.
June 10-26: See the classic Broadway musical West Side Story, with catchy songs like “America” and “Maria” at Jennie T. Anderson Theatre in Marietta.
June 10- August 5: Hear classic and contemporary jazz, swing, fusion, smooth, and blues with a ticket to Jazz on the Lawn at Callanwolde (Fridays).
June 11-12: Atlanta Street Food Festival features 80 food trucks, art vendors, and live music at Stone Mountain Park.
June 11-12: Peachtree Corners Festival features craft & food vendors, entertainment, live music, a car show, 5K/1K, and kids’ activities. Free.
June 11-18: The Atlanta Cycling Festival offers bike rides, classes, and parties for riders of all ages and abilities. At various Atlanta locations.
June 16-18: Village Theatre hosts seven local comedy groups, six national comedy groups, and three celebrity comedians during the Atlanta Improv Festival.
June 17-19: Juneteenth is a free three-day music festival at Morris Brown College. A Saturday parade leaves Mozely Park at noon and follows MLK Drive to the festival.
June 17-19: Blue Butterfly is the story of a young woman fighting standards and stereotypes to become the first world-renowned black ballerina, live at Marietta Performing Arts Center.
June 18-19: Ivan Amodei involves the audience in his entertaining 90-minute magic show Intimate Illusions, with live cello accompaniment at Omni Atlanta Hotel.
June 18-19: Join Georgia Aquarium this Father’s Day weekend, June 17-19, 2016, for the Oceans and Autos Show showcasing over 50 rare and exotic cars and motorcycles.
June 21-26: See The Wizard of Oz live onstage with the movie songs plus new ones by Frank Lloyd Webber at Fox Theatre.
June 25-26: Shop from crafters, artists, vintage vendors, and local food vendors at Summer Indie Craft Experience at Georgia Freight Depot. Repeats in Nov.
June 25-26: Old Fourth Ward Park Arts Festival features fine arts and crafts, a street market, children’s play area, food vendors, and live acoustic music at Historic Fourth Ward Park.
June 25- August 19: See national acts like John Prine and Lyle Lovett at Concerts in the Garden at Atlanta Botanical Garden June 25, July 29 & 30, and Aug. 19
