03/26/2026
Georgia’s Festival Season Is Just Around the Corner
Even though it’s still technically winter, spring seems to be arriving early in Georgia—and with it comes one of the most exciting times of year: festival season.
From lively street fairs in Metro Atlanta to mountain wine weekends and coastal celebrations, communities across the state welcome warmer weather with events that highlight local culture, food, music, and art. Festivals are also a wonderful way to explore different towns and neighborhoods—giving you a feel for the parks, walkable downtowns, and community spirit that make each place unique.
Here are just a few of the standout events happening across Georgia this spring:
Atlanta Dogwood Festival – Atlanta
A beloved Atlanta tradition held in Piedmont Park, featuring a nationally recognized fine arts market, live music, international performances, and family-friendly activities.
Taste of Alpharetta – Alpharetta
One of the Southeast’s premier food festivals, bringing together more than 60 restaurants in Alpharetta’s vibrant downtown district.
Roswell Spring Arts & Crafts Festival – Roswell
Explore historic Canton Street while browsing art from more than 100 artists, plus live entertainment and food vendors.
Dahlonega Arts & Wine Festival – Dahlonega
Set in the picturesque North Georgia mountains, this festival blends fine art with tastings from regional wineries in Dahlonega’s charming town square.
Savannah Music Festival – Savannah
A nationally recognized music festival featuring internationally acclaimed artists performing jazz, classical, folk, and global music throughout historic Savannah
International Cherry Blossom Festival – Macon
Known as “The Pinkest Party on Earth,” this beloved celebration features parades, concerts, and thousands of blooming cherry trees throughout the city.
These are just a few of the many events happening throughout the state this spring.
Explore the full list of spring festivals across Georgia and start planning your next outing.
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