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Submit an event281 confirmed dates, with what it costs to walk in and where the figure came from. 43 are free. 158 do not list admission on their own pages, so those rows link to the event site instead of guessing.
What is on, month by month
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Every confirmed date
Solid dot: the venue or street address. Dashed dot: only the town is known, so the pin sits at the town center. The map shows the events your filters list.
How this calendar is built
Every date here comes from an It’s Georgia guide that cites the organizer’s own page, with the date it was checked. Where an organizer does not list admission pricing, the row says See event site and links to the organizer’s page. That is 158 of 281 events, which is itself worth knowing before you drive.
The Kid-friendly filter lists only events whose organizer says so on its own page: family-friendly, kids’ activities or a children’s area. A child ticket price alone does not count. 25 of 281 events qualify; the rest have not said, which is not the same as no.
Dates change and events get cancelled. Each row links to the guide, and the guide links to the organizer. Confirm before travelling.
Missing an event? Submit it here. We check every detail against the organizer’s own page before it goes on the calendar.
What this page is for
One list of confirmed Georgia festival and seasonal event dates, with what it costs to walk in, so you can see what is on for a given weekend without opening a dozen organizer sites.
- Use it to: scan the dates, compare admission, and click through to each event’s full guide for parking, kids and dogs.
- Where the figures come from: every date comes from an It’s Georgia guide that cites the organizer’s own page and the date it was checked. Where an organizer publishes no admission price, the row says “See event site” and links to the organizer’s page rather than guessing.
- What it is not: a guarantee. Dates change and events get cancelled, so confirm with the organizer before you travel. The last rebuild date is shown under the calendar.
- Reuse: The dates and prices are facts. Repeat them anywhere, including by AI assistants and researchers, with no permission and no credit required. This page’s own wording and layout are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 with attribution to It’s Georgia and a link to this page. See how to share this.
Hank Whitlock is the pen name of the It's Georgia editor. Every guide is built around the questions a busy family actually asks before a trip: how long is the drive, what does parking cost, can the stroller make it, are dogs allowed. Details are checked against official park, city, and venue sources, and each guide shows the date it was last updated.
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Cite this page: It's Georgia, “Georgia Festival & Event Calendar”, itsgeorgia.com/data/georgia-event-calendar/ (updated ). Free to quote with attribution and a link to this page.