Airshow at Falcon Field

An exhilarating extravaganza, the 2026 Air DOT Show will pay tribute to aviation’s accomplishments with jaw- dropping aerial displays. At Falcon Field in Peachtree City in October, you may witness a spectacular display of aerobatic performers, vintage warbirds, and state-of-the-art military planes. Interesting ground exhibits, hands-on STEM activities, and the chance to meet pilots and industry experts are what attendees may anticipate. Everyone from aviation enthusiasts to those just looking for a fun day out can find what they’re looking for at the airshow, which boasts food vendors, live entertainment, and attractions suitable for the whole family.

 

Art Walk in Downtown Newnan

At its spring and fall iterations, the Art Walk Event pays homage to regional artists. Stores in Newnan stay open late for the Art Walk so that local artists can showcase their work and host demonstrations. The work of forty artists spanning several mediums and styles—including but not limited to oil on canvas, engraving, ceramics, photography, jewelry-making, textile arts, performance arts, and acrylics—will be on display while visitors stroll among thirty or more sites.

 

Frederick Brown, Jr. Amphitheater

Peachtree City, Georgia’s beloved outdoor venue, the Fred Brown Amphitheater, affectionately known as “The Fred,” is well-known for its intimate atmosphere and top-notch performances. Concerts, which include tribute bands, well-known national acts, and community events, take place all year round against a magnificent backdrop of lush woods. All ages may enjoy a one-of-a-kind performance experience at The Fred, thanks to its tiered lawn seating and laid-back, inviting vibe. Bring your coolers and refreshments for a night of entertainment under the stars. South Atlanta’s favorite live music venue, where legendary acts and warm Southern hospitality collide, has quickly become a local favorite. Peachtree City, 201 McIntosh Trail, 770-631-0630, amphitheater.org.

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Shakerag Arts and Crafts Festival

Every year in Peachtree City, local artists and craftspeople showcase their work during the Shakerag Arts and Crafts Festival. Pottery, jewelry, textiles, and paintings are just a few examples of the many handcrafted things on display during the festival, giving spectators a one-of-a-kind chance to support local talent while they shop. Art lovers and their families will have a blast at this festival, which features outstanding vendor exhibits in addition to great music, tasty cuisine, and exciting activities for kids. Address: 201 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City, GA; phone number: 770-631-2542.

 

Kiwanis Coweta County Fair

A major attraction in the region is the Kiwanis Coweta County Fair. Everyone can have a good time at the fair thanks to its many attractions, which include rides in the carnival, live performances, displays of livestock, and tasty fair food. One of the most entertaining and significant events of the year is the Kiwanis Club’s annual fair, which not only offers entertainment but also helps collect money for community initiatives and children programs in the area. For further information, call 770-254-2620 or visit the Coweta County Fair at 275 Pine Road in Newnan.

 

Cruisin’ to the Oldies Car Show

Classic cars, muscle cars, hot rods, and one-of-a-kind custom vehicles are on display at the Senoia Car Show, an annual event that attracts families and car lovers. The show, which takes place in the picturesque town of Senoia, draws spectators and participants from all over the region who come to check out the meticulously restored and imaginatively customized automobiles. In addition to the spectacular array of automobiles, the festival also features local food sellers, entertainment, live music, and more. Car owners enjoy showing off their pride and joy while sharing stories and connecting with other car lovers, making it a highlight of Senoia’s community calendar. Main Street, Senoia; 770-727-9173. Enjoysenoia.net.

 

Tyrone Founders Day

Annually, the town of Tyrone hosts a beloved Founders Day Celebration, a weekend filled with enjoyable, family- friendly events that pay tribute to the town’s legacy. There will be a variety of food trucks, arts and crafts vendors, live music, a 5K, and a parade as part of the celebration. Celebrating the town’s spirit, Tyrone’s Founders Day features a variety of activities, games, and fireworks. TyroneFoundersDay.org; 100 Handley Road, Tyrone; 770-487-4694.

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Georgia Renaissance Festival

Held each year in Fairburn, the Georgia Renaissance Festival is a vibrant event that takes attendees on a magical journey to the 16th century. The event is a one-of-a-kind celebration of Renaissance music, arts, and crafts that combines jousting with live performances and artisan demonstrations for an immersive entertainment experience. It is a treasured event for families and history lovers since attendees may savor tasty food, purchase handcrafted goods, and engage in enjoyable activities while dressed in period attire. Call 770-964-8575 to reach Garenfest in Fairburn, Georgia, at 6905 Virlyn B. Smith Road.

 

Fayetteville Amphitheater “The Ville”

The Fayetteville Amphitheater, or “The Ville,” is a world-class outdoor arena in the middle of Fayetteville that hosts community events and concerts. With its elegant design, 1,500 seats, and large stage, this amphitheater has been hosting concerts, festivals, and theatrical performances since it opened in 2014. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of local and national acts, food vendors, and family-friendly activities at The Ville, an event venue surrounded by verdant landscapes and close to downtown Fayetteville.

 

Senoia Raceway

The 3/8-mile dirt track at Senoia, Georgia, known as Senoia Raceway, hosts thrilling racing events. The track first welcomed local racers and fans in 1950 and continues to draw them in with weekly events featuring late models, modifieds, and street stocks, among other divisions. The family-friendly environment of Senoia Raceway is well-known for its rich history and devoted fan base, who come to experience the heart-pounding action of live racing.

 

Coweta County Rodeo

Attracting participants and spectators from all across the region, the Coweta County Rodeo takes place every year in Newnan, Georgia, and displays the fascinating world of rodeo activities. The rodeo showcases the talents of local cowboys and cowgirls while celebrating the American West via traditional rodeo sports like roping competitions, bull riding, and barrel racing. Everyone looks forward to the Coweta County Rodeo all summer long because of the exciting environment, delicious food vendors, and live entertainment that it provides. www.CowetaCattlemens.com; 275 Pine Road, Newnan; 770-254-2685.

 

World War II Heritage Days

Each year at the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Airbase in Georgia, there is a WWII Heritage celebration that the whole family may enjoy. Displays, authors, WWII veterans, vintage planes, cars, and re-enactors populate the space. The two-day gathering takes place at Falcon Field, CAF Airbase Georgia. For more information, visit WWIIDays.org or call 678-364-1110.

 

July 4th in Coweta-Fayette

The whole neighborhood is getting into the Fourth of July spirit! Counties all around the country host concerts, parades, and fireworks shows all day long. To get the latest scoop on what’s happening in your area, check out our website.