Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Atlanta is hosting its annual gala "Lights and Lanterns." The event "celebrates and honors the resiliency of our diverse AAPI communities as well as our […]
Ser Familia, a nonprofit that provides family and youth counseling, is holding an afternoon event for kids to participate in yoga, art, and other wellness activities. The event's goal is […]
The Latino Community Fund and GALEO are having a community hike, the last of the season, at Stone Mountain on Sunday, September 21, 2025. They will walk the Cherokee Trail […]
The Cambodian Association of Georgia is hosting a celebration at the Cambodian Buddhist temple in Lithonia, to mark the end of Buddhist lent, where community member honor their ancestors and […]
Refugee Coffee hosts the 10th annual Refuge Coffee Run, featuring a 5K (at 9am), a 1K (at 10am) and a 1/2K (10:30am). Proceeds go towards supporting job training and Refuge […]
Join the Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival for a full day of yoga for beginners or yoga experts. The sessions will be held in Spanish and will have Latin music in […]
The city of Smyrna is hosting its 5th Annual National Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration on Sunday, September 28th, from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm. The celebration will feature local vendors, […]
Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Atlanta is hosting a summit on efforts to increase language access in Georgia. The day long event will bring together community leaders, advocates, and organizers […]
The Alif Institute is hosting its annual Atlanta Arab Festival, with live performances, artisan vendors, and food all day Saturday and Sunday. More info here.
Join Nectar Yoga and Refugee Women's Network for an evening to benefit the nonprofit's work to support refugee and immigrant women. According to the event listing, the evening will feature, […]
Asian Americans Voices in Education is hosting a screening of the documentary Making Waves, by filmmaker Jon Osaki, followed by a talk about K-16 Asian American studies in Georgia with him, Dr. Roland Sintos Coloma, editor of Moments and Movements, and teachers, professors, students, and organizers. Free lunch provided. Register here.
Celebrate Diwali with live dance and theatrical performances, rangoli art, and chai at Dunwoody on Thursday, October 16, at 5:30 pm. More information here.
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