Festivals, fairs and seasonal events on in Georgia, the U.S. state, this weekend: the dates, the town, and what it costs to get in. The list below changes by itself every day, so it is always about the coming Friday to Sunday.
Friday to Sunday, September 25–27, 2026 · 4 confirmed events, 1 free to enter
This list is rebuilt every day from our Georgia event calendar. Every date and price was checked on the organizer’s own page; “Price not published” means the organizer doesn’t list one. Confirm on the organizer’s page before you drive.
On this coming weekend (September 25–27)
- September 24 – October 4, 2026On nowNorth Georgia State FairOrganizer’s page
- September 26–27, 2026Duluth Fall FestivalOrganizer’s page
Running all season
Open this coming weekend and on many weekends around it.
- September 10 – November 1, 2026On nowHelen OktoberfestOrganizer’s page
- September 19 – November 1, 2026On nowStone Mountain Pumpkin FestivalOrganizer’s page
Next weekend (October 2–4)
- September 24 – October 4, 2026On nowNorth Georgia State FairOrganizer’s page
- October 2–5, 2026Maysville Autumn Leaf FestivalOrganizer’s page
- October 3–4, 2026Candler Park Fall FestOrganizer’s page
- October 3–4, 2026Cotton Pickin' FairOrganizer’s page
Also good in September
When Georgia’s Fall Color Peaks, by ElevationMeasured ground elevation and the usual peak fall-color window for 88 Georgia destinations, from the USGS 1-metre digital elevation model.Updated Sep 21, 2026
Pumpkin Patches Near Atlanta: Hours, Prices and What to ExpectBurt's in Dawsonville is free to enter; the ticketed farms run $12–$24.95 a head. 2026 opening dates, hours, dog rules and which patches are free, checked Sept 19, 2026.No dogsStrollers in partsUpdated Sep 21, 2026
Apple Picking in North Georgia: Ellijay Orchards, U-Pick Dates and PricesB.J. Reece opened u-pick on August 29 and Hillcrest on September 1, bags run $12 to $48, and no orchard guarantees the variety you drove up for. Here is what each publishes.Dogs in partsStrollers in partsUpdated Sep 17, 2026
Pumpkin Patches Near Atlanta: Hours, Prices and What to ExpectBurt's in Dawsonville is free to enter; the ticketed farms run $12–$24.95 a head. 2026 opening dates, hours, dog rules and which patches are free, checked Sept 19, 2026.No dogsStrollers in partsUpdated Sep 21, 2026Apple Picking in North Georgia: Ellijay Orchards, U-Pick Dates and PricesB.J. Reece opened u-pick on August 29 and Hillcrest on September 1, bags run $12 to $48, and no orchard guarantees the variety you drove up for. Here is what each publishes.Dogs in partsStrollers in partsUpdated Sep 17, 2026How this list works
- Where it comes from: every event is a row in our Georgia event calendar, and every date and admission price in it was checked on the organizer’s, venue’s or host city’s own page. Nothing is scraped from ticket sites or listings aggregators.
- “On now” means the event started before this weekend and is still running. Events without that label start this weekend.
- “Price not published” means the organizer doesn’t list an admission price. We don’t guess one.
- Plans change. Weather cancels outdoor events. Check the organizer’s page, linked on each row, before you drive.
- Missing something? If you run or know of a Georgia event with a published date and price, tell us. We add it once we can check it on the organizer’s own page.
Planning further ahead?
- Georgia fall festivals 2026, weekend by weekend
- The full event calendar, with a free-entry filter
- Georgia weather by month: what each month is usually like, place by place
- When fall color usually peaks in the mountains
- Pumpkin patches near Atlanta and corn mazes near Atlanta
- Weekend getaways from Atlanta