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5 things to do in Atlanta this weekend!
October 22, 2021 · Updated October 25, 2021·By Sierra Allen
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are five fun things to do in Atlanta this weekend! Atlanta Horror Story Art Show Add a twist to your museum date with Atlanta’s first haunted art gallery at Classic Films St
October 22, 2021 · Updated October 25, 2021
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are five fun things to do in Atlanta this weekend!

Atlanta Horror Story Art Show
Add a twist to your museum date with Atlanta’s first haunted art gallery at Classic Films Studios, same studio where big names like Young Thug, Da Baby and Lil’ Durk shoot. The immersive art experience include Spooky Art Gallery Exhibits, great food and drinks, live body painting, an interactive photo booth, and a costume contest with a $100 cash prize. So, get selfie-ready Halloween style and join other art enthusiasts from the city.
Location: Classic Films Studios, 2042 Weems Road, Tucker, GA 30084
When: Saturday, October 23.
When: 8pm-12am
More information can be found here.
A Taste of Nigeria Festival
Experience sounds, cuisines, and culture straight from the Motherland at A Taste of Nigeria Festival. In celebration of Nigeria’s independence, this festival will showcase Nigerian art, music, comedy, and fashion all at once. Grab your friends and best Nigerian-inspired garb and immerse yourself in West African culture.
Location: North Event Center, 595 north Avenue NW Atlanta, GA 30318
When: Saturday, October 23.
More information can be found here.
Soul Sundays — Rhythm on the Rooftop
Add a little soul to your Sunday with live music from DJ 151 at The Reverb by Hard Rock this Sunday. With rooftop views of Atlanta’s best skyline, strong cocktails, smooth grooves and more, this experience is sure to give you a chill turn up before the work week begins.
Location: Reverb by Hard Rock Downtown Atlanta, 89 Centennial Olympic Park Dr., Northwest Atlanta, GA 30313
When: Sunday, October 24.
Time: 5:00pm-11:00pm
More information can be found here.
Fright Night Halloween
With 365-day recreational experiences, The Battery Atlanta offers live music, trivia nights, shopping, dining and more. This Saturday, spooky season is in full effect with Fright Night Halloween, a cemetery-themed bash featuring live music, entertainment, drink specials, games, and a costume contest with $7,500 in cash prizes. You heard it, $7,000 in cash prizes! So, grab your best costume and join the spooky streets this weekend.
Location: The Battery Atlanta
When: Saturday, October 23.
Time: 8pm
More information can be found here.
Fall Affair Pop-Up Shop
Fall in love with Black-owned brands just in time for this holiday season. While highlighting brands, the Pop of Culture Pop-Up Shop will feature over 40 Black creatives, entrepreneurs and businesses specializing in beauty, food, home art and lifestyle brands. In addition to shopping, there will be live music, paint and sips and prize giveaways. This event is free, so be sure to get there early and secure your new purchases!
Location: Studio House Atlanta, 75 John Wesley Dobbs Ave, Northeast Atlanta, GA 30303
When: Saturday, October 23 and Sunday, October 24.
More information can be found here.
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