5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: October 24-30

Food, zombies, and ghosts

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Sunday Supper South
Sunday Supper South 2017 at Ponce City Market

Photograph courtesy of Blue Hominy Public Relations

Sunday Supper South
When: October 28, 6-11 p.m.
Where: Ponce City Market
Cost: $275
Details: With a hefty price comes a hefty amount of talent. Hosted by Bacchanalia’s Anne Quatrano and W.H. Stiles Fish Camp, this dinner will feature dishes from more than a dozen Southeastern chefs, including Rodney Scott from Rodney Scott’s BBQ in Charleston, Meherwan Irani from Chai Pani, Ford Fry from The Optimist, and Dorothy Copenhaver from Star Provisions. Money raised will benefit James Beard Foundation’s Impact Programs, which helps create more sustainable food systems.

The Walking Dead Daryl
Norman Reedus is among the celebs who will be at this weekend’s Walker Stalker Con.

Photograph by Gene Page/AMC

Walker Stalker Con
When: October 26-28
Where: Georgia World Congress Center
Cost: $30-$105
Details: The Walking Dead is going through some major changes this year, with only two more episodes left for its main protagonist Rick Grimes before actor Andrew Lincoln exits the show. But this annual convention for all things Dead carries on as usual with plenty of celebrities (most of the current cast will be in attendance, along with a huge list of former cast members), vendors, trick-or-treating for kids, and more.

Atlanta World Kite Festival
When: October 27, 1-6 p.m.
Where: Piedmont Park
Cost: Free
Details: With this weather, it’s a perfect time for a walk in the park—while watching dozens of creative kites fill up the sky. With kite-making contests, live music, food trucks, face painting, and photo booths, this one’s perfect for the family.

Race for Rest 5K
When: October 27, 9 a.m.
Where: Monday Night Brewing Garage
Cost: $35
Details: Starting and ending at Monday Night Brewing’s Garage, this Peachtree Road Race qualifier benefits Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta, which gives free furniture to people coming out of homelessness, domestic violence, or who have HIV/AIDS. After the 5K, there will be food, live music from Sweet Auburn String Band, and a “bed race” where teams dressed in costumes will push beds on wheels through a parking lot. If you’re 21 or older, you’ll get a free beer and a bloody Mary shooter from ASW Distillery, in case you needed another reason to attend.

Fox Theatre Ghost Tours
When: October 25-31
Where: Fox Theatre
Cost: $35
Details: Take a tour through the Fox Theatre while learning about the theater’s 89 years of ghost sightings, unexplainable events, and haunted history. This year focuses on stories from Mr. and Mrs. William Fox, who the theater is named after, while characters from their past join the tour.

Fox Theatre’s Ghost Tours sounds fun, but what about other Halloween events? We didn’t forget. We have your spooky roundup here.

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