Atlanta Festivals
As the year winds down, Atlanta still warms any visit with southern hospitality. Get into the holiday spirit with the Atlanta Ballet's Nutcracker performance at the Fabulous Fox Theatre and enjoy a wonderland in Centennial Olympic Park, complete with ice skating. View a complete list of Atlanta winter festivals below.
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Chick-fil-A Bowl and Parade - Georgia Dome Kick off Eastern conference rivalry in style during the pre-game parade featuring colorful themed floats, classic cars, cheerleaders, mascots, award-winning marching bands, dynamic dance groups and much more. Then join your favorite team for a little pre-game pep rally at the Georgia World Congress Center for FanFest, featuring bands, cheerleaders and interactive games. Dish up a little Southern hospitality at the MVP Tailgate Party, featuring live entertainment, food and beverages, as well as big screen TVs to keep an eye on your other favorite teams. |
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration A full week's festivities celebrate the birthday and contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Events include the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's annual tribute, "A King Celebration," at the King Chapel of Morehouse College. A can't miss event is the MLK March & Rally in the Sweet Auburn District. Other events include the Salute to Greatness Awards banquet, which honors individuals committed to MLK's ideals, a Commemorative Service at Ebenezer Baptist Church, as well as exhibits, children's activities and concerts throughout the city. |
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Southeastern Flower Show Experience the southeast's premier horticultural event at one of Atlanta's largest venues. You'll find exquisite photography and artwork, a variety of garden-related merchandise, delightful floral displays, and the chance to chat with local and national experts. |
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Atlanta Jewish Film Festival Feb. 8-27, theaters city-wide will premiere more than 60 films. Come celebrate cinematic storytelling with contemporary narratives and documentaries exploring universal stories with Jewish themes. Featuring docudramas, romantic comedies, animated shorts, biographies and more, the 11th Annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is a treat for movie buffs and animation lovers alike. |
