Events

Panda Fest is one of the biggest outdoor Asian food festivals in the US with experiential activities, tastings, and market fairs that showcases the vibrant food, art and cultural traditions […]

The Atlanta Global Studies Symposium, a collaboration between Georgia State University and Georgia Tech, is hosting its annual symposium.  This year's theme is  "Global Languages, Placemaking, and Identities," and participants […]

The Latin American Association is holding a workshop to help graduating seniors with their college essays.  Participants will receive feedback on their essays as well as tips for writing them. The workshop is free - register here.

Check out Eid Fest at the Westlake High School stadium grounds this weekend, where there will be a range of activities including a "virtual theme park experience," flag football, track races, obstacle courses, bounce houses, as well as food trucks.  $10 for admission. More info here, and buy tickets here.    

The Atlanta Persian Festival is an annual cultural event hosted by the Persian Cultural Center of Atlanta, with the goal of introducing Iranian culture to American communities. Now in its 12th year, the festival will be at Piedmont Park on Sunday, April 6th, 2025. For more information, click here. Update: This event has been cancelled due to the […]

Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Atlanta (AAAJA) is hosting SouthEATS - its annual food-centered celebration to mark Asian American Pacific Islander Month. All proceed will benefit AAAJA's work to support the civil rights  of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander  and Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian communities in Georgia and the Southeast. Tickets […]

El Refugio, a nonprofit that supports those detained at the Stewart Detention Center and their loved ones, is gathering donations for departure bags that will be given to people who have been released from the detention facility. Donations needed include: new shoes, socks, undergarments, and pants. More details here.

Raksha, a South Asian community organization that supports survivors of domestic violence, is launhcing its annual Art Show. The show, titled Leap of Faith, will feature art that shows how "leaps of faith turned vision in reality." Raksha will also be hosting kids, youth, and adult workshops at the Avondale Arts Center throughout the weekend. […]

Global Growers Network is hosting a fundraising dinner to support its work with immigrant and refugee farmers in the Atlanta area. The dinner will feature locally grown food from chefs around Decatur and will be held at Legacy Park. Details here. Buy tickets here.    

Raksha, a South Asian community organization, along with the Emory Asian Student Center, are gathering to write letters to survivors of domestic violence and paint tote bags. The groups are also seeking donated items like cleaning supplies, hygiene items, and snacks/non-perishable foods. More info here.

The Alif Institute is hosting a Dabke (traditional folk dance in the Levant, including in Palestine, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan) workshop led by the group Al Fursan. It's for ages 13 and up, and, according to the website, "No experience necessary!  Absolute beginners to intermediates will benefit."  Details here.

Georgia State University's School of Film, Media & Theatre and Daffodil Studios are hosting a screening of Saffron Kingdom, a drama about the journey of a Kashmiri  family that begins with their life in Srinagar in the 1990s to their life in the suburbs of Atlanta in 2019.  More info here.