🎃 Halloween Highlights (Friday Oct. 31):
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At Main Event Atlanta on Cobb Parkway, enjoy a “Boo-Wling Spooktacular” with unlimited bowling, pumpkin decorating, trick-or-treating, costume contests and a bounce-back pass for laser tag. FOX 5 Atlanta
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Experience the immersive horror attraction 21 Savage’s House of Slaughter in Atlanta — designed for adults or teens with supervision, promising scares and surprises. FOX 5 Atlanta
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At Painted Park in Atlanta, celebrate the park’s one-year anniversary with cocktails, dancing and a costume contest featuring DJ Dillon from 9 p.m.–1 a.m. FOX 5 Atlanta
💀 Día de los Muertos & Cultural Events (Saturday & Sunday):
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On Saturday (Nov. 1) at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra / Woodruff Arts Center, a free festival celebrates Mexican-American culture: dancers, stilt walkers, food trucks and interactive photo booths. FOX 5 Atlanta
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On Sunday (Nov. 2) at Oakland Cemetery, take part in a family-friendly Día de los Muertos event including music, dancing, crafts, face painting and a costume contest for kids and adults. FOX 5 Atlanta
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Additional celebrations outside central Atlanta include a festival at Thrasher Park in Norcross, and a two-day gathering in Woodstock, Georgia featuring music, art and community altars. FOX 5 Atlanta
🎶 Festivals, Live Music & Family Fun:
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At Stone Mountain Park, the Native American Festival & Pow Wow runs October 30 to November 3, presenting traditional dance, music, craft demonstrations, storytelling and wildlife presentations. FOX 5 Atlanta
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For music lovers, check out performances like Brandy & Monica’s “The Boy Is Mine” tour on October 31 at State Farm Arena in downtown Atlanta. FOX 5 Atlanta
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Gaming, cosplay and esports fans can get excited about DreamHack Atlanta happening October 31-November 2 at the Georgia World Congress Center. FOX 5 Atlanta
✅ Weekend At-a-Glance & Tips:
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Whether you’re in the mood for thrills, culture, food or music — pack your weekend schedule!
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For family-friendly fun, prioritize the trick-or-treat events and free festivals.
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For nightlife or adult celebrations, the Halloween special events and live concerts deliver high energy.
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Parking can be tight for large events (like Oakland Cemetery or large festivals) — consider public transit or rideshare when available.
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Since many events are themed (costumes encouraged for Halloween/Día de los Muertos), bring your festive spirit!
Enjoy your weekend in the Atlanta region — exploring, celebrating and making memories from October 31 to November 2.
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