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Sloomoo Institute - 10:00 AM
The Metropolitan Museum of Art - various times
The New York Botanical Garden - various times
Children's Museum of Manhattan - various times
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The Ultimate Guide to Fall Festivals for Atlanta Families
Fall festivals in Atlanta mean pumpkins + football + months ending in the suffix -ber! Every weekend Atlanta families can fill their calendars with the best Atlanta pumpkin festivals and harvest fairs, taking advantage of cooler temps and fall colors.
We've rounded up our favorite fall festivals in Atlanta, including pumpkin festivals, harvest events, wholesome county fairs, and even a festival all about a covered bridge! Some of our favorite fall festivals are in Atlanta and some involve a fall day trip (we kept these to 1.5 hours or less from Atlanta). Need more fall ideas? Use our Atlanta Fall Fun Guide to make the most of the season. And get ready for our upcoming monster Atlanta Halloween Guide for all things sweet and spooky!
Tips for Visiting Fall Festivals With Kids
- Go early to avoid crowds.
- Check the events' websites to see if they are cashless or cash-only.
- Buy tickets online in advance and save.
- Be ready for photo ops (pumpkin patches, hay bales, apple picking, etc.)
- Locate the bathrooms as soon as you arrive.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q: When do fall festivals in Atlanta typically happen?
A: Most take place early September through early November.
Q: Are these Atlanta festivals stroller-friendly?
A: Many are! County fairs and urban festivals often accommodate strollers, but farms and orchards may have uneven terrain.
Q: Do we need to buy tickets in advance?
A: Some festivals are free, but many require advance tickets—especially in peak season. Always check the official event website.
Q: What age are these festivals best for?
A: Most events offer activities for toddlers to tweens—hayrides, crafts, games, live music, and kid-friendly food options.
Q: Are fall festivals & fairs pet-friendly?
Some are as long as dogs are leashed. Definitely check the website before bringing your four-legged friends!
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Fall Festivals in and Around Atlanta 2025
Places featured in this article:
Stone Mountain Park
Atlantic Station
Dunwoody Nature Center
Gwinnett County Fairgrounds
Coweta County Fairgrounds
Gas South Convention Center
East Atlanta Village
Atlantic Station
Downtown Duluth
Historic Fourth Ward Park
Downtown Crabapple
Candler Park
Cherokee Veterans Park
Olmsted Linear Park
Historic Marietta Square
Glover Park
City Springs
Little Five Points
The Bowl at Sugar Hill
Duluth Town Green
Virginia-Highland District
Downtown Kennesaw
Chastain Amphitheatre
Hillcrest Orchards
Helen Festhalle
Habersham County Fairgrounds
Callaway Resort & Gardens
Downtown Blue Ridge
Frankie Harris Park
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
Ellijay Lions Club Fairgrounds
Historic Dahlonega Town Square
