30+ Not-to-Miss November Events
Gabby’s Dollhouse Live!
We have you covered for the best family-friendly events this month, and check out the holiday events that start in November, as well as Veterans Day events honoring our nation’s heroes.
Planes and Trains Model Railroad Display at Museum of Aviation
View incredible train displays featuring up to nine trains running continuously through landscape scenes with miniature buildings, cars and more. Nov. 23-30.
The Outsiders at Fox Theatre
This new musical follows a group of teenagers as they navigate a world that may never accept them. Nov. 25-30.
2025 Invesco QQQ Thanksgiving Day Half Marathon, 5K, Mile & Dash at Center Parc Stadium
Kick off your Thanksgiving at this Atlanta tradition by running or walking, and stick around for a post-race celebration. Nov. 27.
Kids Workshops at The Home Depot
Learn how to build an excavator and a teddy bear ornament. Nov. 29.
Naturally Artistic at Chattahoochee Nature Center
This exhibit celebrates the connection between art and nature with local artists’ creation and art-making activities. Through Nov. 30.
Knock, Knock at Alliance Theatre
Celebrate community, family and warmth as residents of The Apartment Building prepare for the holidays. Through Dec. 23.
Cirque du Soleil: LUZIA at Big Top at Atlantic Station
Escape to an imaginary world suspended between dreams and reality featuring visual surprises, acrobatic performances and artistic scenes. Through Jan. 25.
License to Chill Snow Island at Margaritaville at Lanier Islands
Go snow tubing down Blizzard Mountain, skate, ride amusement rides and more at this winter weather extravaganza. Through Feb. 22.
WildWoods: AGLOW at Fernbank Museum
This multi-sensory afterhours experience immerses visitors in an exploration of nature with glowing and dynamic exhibits showcasing living flora and fauna. Through Feb. 28.
Past events:
Día de los Muertos at Thrasher Park
Immerse yourself in this rich cultural experience with a night of remembrance, dance, authentic entertainment, Mexican food and beverages, a parade and more. Nov. 1.
Taste of Kennesaw at Downtown Kennesaw and Depot Park
Enjoy 30 food booths, a beer garden for adults, children’s activities and two entertainment stages. Nov. 1.
Día de los Muertos Festival at Woodruff Arts Center
This family-friendly festival includes live music, storytelling, face painting, traditional Mexican games and more. Nov. 1.
Día de los Muertos at Woodstock Arts
This festival brings together the community with art, music and food. Nov. 1.
North Georgia Live Steamers at Georgia International Horse Park
Go on a mini train ride for ages 18 months and older. Nov. 1.
The Melvin Invention at Roswell Cultural Arts Center
Brainy students Max and Abby use a 3D printer to invent Melvin, the coolest 7th grader ever, to attempt to fit in with the popular crowd. Nov. 1.
Harvest Festival at Lawrenceville Lawn
Celebrate autumn with The Great Pumpkin Smash, crafts, games, contests and fall-themed food and beverages. Nov. 1.
Chastain Park Fall Arts Festival at Chastain Park
Shop the creations of nearly 175 artists and artisans. Nov. 1-2.
Native American Festival and Pow Wow at Stone Mountain Park
Experience Native American culture with dance, music, authentic craft demonstrations, storytelling and more. Nov. 1-2.
Día de Muertos Festival at Oakland Cemetery
Experience this Day of the Dead festival with traditional dancing, crafts, entertainment and more. Nov. 2.
Free Sunday at Marietta Cobb Museum of Art
See art displays and create an art piece to take home. Nov. 2.
Sunday FUNday: Woven Worlds at Carlos Museum
Learn how to create your own basket using natural materials found in Georgia. Nov. 2.
Atlanta Fair at Georgia State Stadium
Enjoy the autumn weather at this fair with classic carnival games, food, thrilling rides and more. Through Nov. 2.
IrishFest in Roswell
Listen to live music, watch dancing performances, sip on tea and more. Nov. 7-9.
DIY Days at Carter’s Buckhead Landing and Carter’s North Point
Become a mini mastercrafter with Carter’s and KiwiCo for a “Superhero Capes” activity. Nov. 8.
Adventures in Science at Fernbank Museum
Investigate what it’s like to be a scientist with Fernbank educators and local scientists as you test out experiments and activities. Nov. 8.
Brookhaven Art Splash Fest at Brookhaven Park
Shop art and handmade items from talented makers. Nov. 8-9.
Suwanee Classic Car Show at Town Center on Main
See 180 unique cars, including muscle cars, street rods, exotic cars and imports. Nov. 9.
UPS Second Sunday at High Museum of Art
Enjoy art-making activities, performances and the High’s exhibits. Nov. 9.
The Velveteen Rabbit at Rockdale Career Academy Theater
Watch this heartwarming tale of childhood and imagination inspired by the book. Nov. 11.
Youth Spotlight: Seussical Jr. at Woodstock Arts
Guided by The Cat in the Hat, travel to the Jungle of Nool to meet Horton, who has discovered a speck of dust containing Whoville. Nov. 13-16.
Kids’ Workshop at Lowe’s
Build a personalized hanging letterbox. Nov. 15.
Pop-in for Family Fun at Marietta History Center
Explore activities themed around “Sounds of the Century.” Nov. 15.
Happy ThanksTelling: Thankful Tales at Aurora Theatre
Practice gratitude through fun tales and stories from cultures around the world. Nov. 15.
Atlanta Babypalooza Baby Expo at Gas South Convention Center
Explore resources available to you from baby registries, preschools, college savings and more. Nov. 15.
Adventure Cubs at Zoo Atlanta
Learn about a new animal through a game, craft, story and singalong, and visit the animal of the month’s habitat. Nov. 20.
Gabby’s Dollhouse Live! at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
Gabby, Pandy Paws and friends travel to the Cat-O-Sphere, Mermaid-Lantis and other Dollhouse locations in this original story featuring incredible puppets, dynamic staging and songs. Nov. 21.
The Addams Family Musical at Roswell Cultural Arts Center
Presented by Roswell Youth Theater MainStage, everything will change for this kooky, spooky family when they host a dinner for Wednesday’s normal boyfriend and his parents. Nov. 21-22.
