I Spy ATL is a handpicked guide to the best things happening around Atlanta. Instead of overwhelming calendars and endless listings, each event is thoughtfully selected for its creativity, community, and local character—making it easier to discover experiences that are actually worth leaving the house for.
Devi McCallion plays her first-ever Atlanta show at Eyedrum — the city's most reliably weird and beloved underground art space — with Bubblegum Octopus and Material Girl in support. If you know McCallion, you know this is one to not miss.
The 23rd Atlanta Underground Film Festival packs four days of strange, fearless independent films into 7 Stages Theatre in Little Five Points — 80+ films, filmmaker Q&As, parties, and after-hours networking. August 6–9.
The third annual ATL Peach Hunt brings a jogging scavenger hunt through West End to close out the Friends & Neighbors summer market series — grab your crew, find peaches, find friends, win prizes.
Lace up for the third annual ATL Peach Hunt — a jogging scavenger hunt through the West End that sends you racing to discover Atlanta small businesses, with a neighborhood market and community at Friends & Neighbors waiting at the finish line.
Ghanaian musical legend Gyedu Blay Ambolley — 29 albums deep and one of West Africa's most revered artists — plays Aisle 5 on September 27. If you've been waiting for a genuinely once-in-a-decade booking in Atlanta, this might be it.
