Tag: Six Flags Over Georgia
10 fun things to do on Fourth of July weekend in metro Atlanta
Catch plenty of fireworks, cheer on the runners in the annual Peachtree Road Race, enjoy food trucks, games, and more.
17 fun things to do on Fourth of July weekend in metro Atlanta
Cheer on the runners in the annual Peachtree Road Race, chow down at food tucks, catch some live music, and of course, watch plenty of fireworks
Atlanta’s latest coronavirus updates: Wednesday, May 27
On Tuesday, school systems discussed plans for the fall. Here’s your Wednesday morning update.
Atlanta’s latest coronavirus updates: Thursday, May 14
On Wednesday, new COVID-19 testing sites opened and many companies are changing their policies in light of the pandemic. Here’s your Thursday morning update.
Don’t Miss List: Our top 5 event picks for July
Dozens of July 4 celebrations OTP and ITP, Atlanta Water Lantern Festival, and Hugh Jackman sings Les Miserables songs at State Farm Arena.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: April 3-9
Play silly games at Dad's Garage's new annual fundraiser, the Big Stupid Parking Lot Carnival; get colorful at the Color Run 5K at Six Flags, and stroll through the Spring Festival on Ponce.
13 ways to spend Memorial Day weekend in metro Atlanta
Enjoy the long weekend with the Atlanta Jazz Festival, MomoCon, Six Flags's new ride, the Decatur Arts Festival, the Alpharetta Arts Streetfest, the Georgia Renaissance Festival, and more.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: November 22-29
Christmas at Six Flags, a hip-hop take on the Nutcracker, and support black business at Black Friday Fest.
50 years of Six Flags: Looking back at the highs and lows
Four years before Orlando welcomed Walt Disney World, the Southeast’s first theme park—Six Flags Over Georgia—debuted. Now roughly 300 acres, the park counts 12 roller coasters and a half-century of highs (and a few lows).
14 spots to see fireworks in Atlanta this July 4th
From the downtown square of Duluth to the water rides at Hurricane Harbor, fireworks are going off all over metro Atlanta this Independence Day.
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