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Pitch Perfect

As a host city for this year’s international soccer tournament, Atlanta takes its place among giants

PLUS: Make the most of every ATL visit with the District as your home base

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 2026

DRAKE FIELD, PEACHTREE CITY

Become a SPONSOR:

Peachtree City

Dragon Boat Race & International Festival

Your sponsorship directly supports the Peach State Dragon Boat Academy, a 501c3 non-profit Dragon Boat paddling program in Fayette County, GA. Be part of a community-wide event that raises funds to support paddlers of all abilities.

Why Sponsor?

Community Impact: Support paddlers of all abilities to enjoy fitness, teamwork, and community connection

Brand isi ility: our logo showcased to thousands on festival banners, shirts, and promotional materials

Lasting Recognition: Sponsor logos displayed long-term through shirts, our website, and other keepsakes

Where Your Support Goes

Peach State Dragon Boat Academy: Proceeds for PSDBA support paddlers of all abilities by providing opportunities for teamwork, community connection, health, and fitness, through our club and its members.

Sponsorship Levels

Banner Sponsor ($300+) your info on a custom feather flag displayed at Festival Entrance Gate

Levels (up to $5,000): logo on shirts, discounted team fees, IP Parking Pass, 10 10 booth space

$ Claim 1 of 4 “Festival Properties” (International, ace arshaling, ng activation, IP

Why Dragon Boating?

A thrilling 200m race in a 30-foot canoe requiring teamwork and synchroni ation

Teams of 10 paddlers and a drummer compete while raising awarenss and funds for non-profit community paddling programs in Fayette County

Interested in forming a team?

Contact festival@psdba.org for more information.

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WELCOME TO THE ATL AIRPORT DISTRICT

The ATL Starts Here

There’s a certain Southside feeling that you get the moment you land here in the District. It’s a flavor, a color, a vibe. In the cities surrounding Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, you’ll find it in the minority-owned restaurants, authentic art scene, historic architecture and lively community events. It’s painted on walls and chalked on sidewalks throughout College Park, Fairburn, Hapeville, South Fulton and Union City. No matter where you’re from or how you got here, you’re invited to soak it in.

All the fun, none of the hassle

Despite its relaxed attitude, the ATL Airport District is raising the bar on Atlanta’s celebrated eﬃciency and convenience. First, the District is even closer to Atlanta’s airport than Atlanta is, with thousands of hotel rooms oﬀering complimentary airport shuttle service, plus the free 24/7 ATL SkyTrain from the airport to Gateway Center Campus and rental cars. Everything you need is accessible either on foot, by MARTA, or with an easy drive: restaurants, shopping, art, music, theater, attractions, activities and sports. Being located at the convergence of several interstate highways has its advantages, too, like access to Atlanta neighborhoods including Downtown, Midtown, Decatur, Buckhead, Perimeter and beyond.

Lots to do in the District

Walk mural-lined main streets, take in history old and new, and catch a show or sporting event all within the District. Don’t miss the one-of-akind attractions, beautiful parks, playgrounds, skateparks, historic golf course, and invigorating yoga and wellness studios. And thanks to temperate year-round weather, the District is always alive with festivals and events. Check the calendar at ATLdistrict.com for classic car shows, family festivals, music events, holiday celebrations and more—almost all free to attend.

CITIES OF THE DISTRICT:

COLLEGE PARK

A deep-rooted, genuine and inclusive community, College Park is Atlanta’s gateway to the world. The city oﬀers the best of Southern hospitality with more than 5,000 hotel rooms and an ample supply of eateries, from homegrown to high class, including cuisine from the American South, Jamaica, Mexico, Japan, Thailand, West Africa, New Orleans and beyond.

The home of Southside sports

Three celebrated teams call College Park’s Gateway Center Arena home: the Atlanta Dream (WNBA basketball), the College Park Skyhawks (NBA G-League) and LOVB Atlanta (women’s professional volleyball). Pro Tip: Fans traveling by MARTA can get oﬀ at Airport Station and take the free ATL SkyTrain across to the Arena, day or night.

• WALKABLE DOWNTOWN oﬀering food and public art

• FIRST STOP ON MARTA from airport to Atlanta and everywhere in between

• GEORGIA INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER and Gateway Center Arena

• 4TH LARGEST urban historic home district in Georgia

COLLEGE PARK WINE STROLL

CITIES OF THE DISTRICT:

HAPEVILLE

Welcome to Hapeville, a Main Street city known for its vibrant arts culture, eclectic dining experiences, and delightful community events. This walkable 2-mile city oﬀers big city amenities with small town charm—and an impressive dedication to the arts that’s apparent in its many murals, sculptures, galleries and studios.

The main event

There’s always something going on in Hapeville, so check the event calendar for music, ﬁlm, live comedy, theater, car shows, bike races, jazz and seafood festivals, annual Dia de Muertos celebration and more.

• ACADEMY THEATRE featuring Georgia’s longest-running professional theatre company

• PORSCHE EXPERIENCE CENTER oﬀering test drives and plane spotting

• HAPEVILLE DEPOT MUSEUM housed in historic train depot

• ART WALK and self-guided tour with the District Mural Map

CITIES

UNION CITY

Union City is where rural Georgia meets Metro Atlanta. Perfectly balanced, it invites residents and visitors to enjoy a restful way of life just around the corner from the metropolitan hustle and bustle. This fast-growing yet intimate city combines the cultural and economic opportunities of a large city with the charm of a small community.

Fresh air, fresh ﬂavor

Ronald Bridges Park & Nature Trail is a hidden treasure, featuring a nature trail, basketball court, and playground with zipline. Authentic Southern fare is served in an antebellum estate at the Historic Green Manor Restaurant. Periodic family events, including an annual music and arts festival, round out your Union City experience.

• 2ND LARGEST SOUNDSTAGE in North America

• FASTEST-GROWING CITY in Georgia

• GATEWAY to South Fulton Scenic Byway

HAPEVILLE’S BUTTERFLY LANTERN PARADE

EAGLES NEST SPORT COMPLEX

ATL

Dave’s Sports Bar & Grill EDITOR’S CHOICE

Dave’s Sports Bar & Grill at 1155 Virginia Avenue in Hapeville is the place to gather with family and friends to enjoy delicious food & drinks with great conversations while watching your favorite sports. With over 25 years of restaurant experience in owning restaurants & nightclubs with his mentor, Dave understands the importance of customer service, dedication and providing great food with a great dining experience.

Article and editorial photos courtesy of Ethic Inc., Adobe Stock, ATL Airport District and our city & advertiser partners.

Presenting Vol. 23, No. 3 of the ATL-Your Guide to the Atlanta Airport Area (formerly the Atlanta Airport Area Meeting Planner & Visitor’s Guide). The Guide is owned and published by Atlanta Airport Publications, LLC. PO Box 16954, Atlanta GA, 30321. No portions of this publication may be reproduced without prior written consent of the publisher. The editors are not responsible for return of any unused materials. The publisher has the right to reject any advertising considered to be objectionable in subject, wording, or appearance. The publisher and editors are not responsible for any changes in dates of events or activities made after the publication deadline. All efforts have been made to include factual editorial copy throughout the magazine. Acceptance of an ad in this magazine does not convey a recommendation for that advertiser. The content of articles and the views expressed therein do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the ATL Guide and its parent company, Atlanta Airport Publications, LLC. ATL Guide and Atlanta Airport Publications, LLC are not responsible for any factual errors or objectionable subjects, wording or appearance.

Open 7 days a week from 11am to 12am, Dave’s o ers Great Product and Great Service at a Fair Price. You can order online to have it delivered to your door or pickup a takeout order. They can also host or cater your special event-go to davessportsbarandgrill.com to plan your desired date and time.

Their menu features bu alo wings (served naked or choose from a variety of ﬂavors), nachos, wraps, delicious appetizers, salads, burgers, tacos, ﬂatbread pizza, specialty sandwiches and more, a full bar and over 50 large screen TVs with the ability to show all games at all the times. Add in friendly service and a casual atmosphere to make each experience a memorable occasion.

Come to Dave’s Sports Bar & Grill: Where Good Food and Good Times Meet.

CITIES OF THE DISTRICT:

SOUTH FULTON

South Fulton, one of Georgia’s newest and most promising cities, is a uniquely Southern cultural hub. This unassuming exurb seamlessly blends the excitement of world-class performing arts with nearly 700 acres of peaceful, well-kept public greenspace—all easily accessible to Hartsﬁeld-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Its new hotel inventory and cutting-edge Crestwood Event and Conference Center make South Fulton an up-and-coming destination.

Free time is well spent in South Fulton. Enjoy performances at Wolf Creek Amphitheater, live jazz shows at St. James Live, tennis at South Fulton Tennis Center, swimming at Welcome All Natatorium, bouldering at Boat Rock Preserve, and scenic hiking and mountain biking trails along the Chattahoochee River.

• WOLF CREEK AMPHITHEATER accommodates 5,420 guests, including free parking

• SOUTHWEST ARTS CENTER oﬀers all-ages community arts education across disciplines, including dance, drawing, and spoken word

• SOUTH FULTON TENNIS CENTER oﬀers 19 hard courts, four clay courts and four pickleball courts for year-round training and recreation

CITIES OF THE DISTRICT:

FAIRBURN

15 miles south of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Fairburn is a city of history and a thriving business community offering diverse cuisine & activities for everyone. Improvement projects within Fairburn’s Historic Commercial District, arts & entertainment activities and exceptional educational resources like Georgia Military College and Global Impact Academy offer an appealing quality of life away from the bustling congestion of surrounding areas.

Fairburn, home to the Georgia Renaissance Festival, also boasts downtown concerts, a Farmers Market, parks with diverse recreational activities and Fairburn’s Southside Theatre Guild-a community theater organization with performances for young and old. Home to more than 11 Fortune 500 companies like Google, Duracell and CSX Intermodal, Fairburn is a vibrant city looking to the future-open for business and residential development opportunities.

• 2022 Top 10 Safest Cities in Georgia

• Educational and Recreational Opportunities for All Ages

• Downtown Commercial Historic District

• Oz Pizza, Judy’s Restaurant, & more

• 3rd Fridays in Fairburn April-Sept.

DOWNTOWN FAIRBURN

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CLAYTON COUNTY

Clayton County is home of the world’s busiest airport and a diverse community full of innovation. Residents enjoy ample parks and an economical cost of living with proximity to downtown Atlanta, while businesses can easily access incentives and connect to global markets.

Clayton County contains over 896 acres of parkland, 32 parks, a nature preserve & numerous facilities offering a variety of recreational opportunities.

Clayton County is a major player in many industries: film, food/beverage processing & manufacturing, health services, logistics & distribution and aviation & aerospace manufacturing. With air service, rail service, port accessibility & access along major interstates, Clayton County is the “Logical Choice for Logistics.”

Formed in 2014, the Aerotropolis Alliance has been the driving force behind the revitalization of the area around the airport. Their mission is to improve and sustain the quality of life for those who live, work, and play in Clayton County-Where the World Lands and Opportunities Take Off.

SPIVEY SPLASH WATER PARK

Atlanta Kicks It on the World Stage

This summer, Atlanta is proud to be one of 16 North American cities hosting FIFA World Cup 2026™. One of the world’s most-watched sporting events, this year’s World Cup is set to be the biggest yet. This is the ﬁrst time the tournament will be hosted across three di erent countries (Mexico, Canada and the United States), as well as the ﬁrst to feature 48 teams—50% more than the previous World Cup tournament held in Qatar in 2022.

The United States, which hasn’t hosted a World Cup since 1994, is preparing for a ﬂurry of fan activity throughout some of its most prestigious cities: Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, NYC, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, and of course, the ATL. Atlanta is no stranger to hosting major international sporting events, but it’s been a minute. The last was 30 years ago, when Atlanta built Centennial Olympic Park in honor of its ﬁrst Olympic Games in 1996—an event that sold 8.3 million tickets, holding the attendance record for any Olympics until Paris 2024 pulled ahead.

With this tournament, Atlanta joins Los Angeles in holding the distinction of being the only two cities in the world to have hosted both the Olympic

By Kristina Ackerman Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Games and the World Cup.

The Venue

Atlanta’s eight FIFA matches will take place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the $1.6-billion sports venue that replaced the storied Georgia Dome in 2017. The Benz is famous for its retractable roof and the massive high-tech video amenities that help bring every sporting event spectacularly to life. Locally, this stadium is known for both association football and gridiron football, as it is the permanent home of both MLS’s Atlanta United FC and NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. As for sports on the national stage, this 70,000-seat stadium was stress tested in 2019 as host of Super Bowl LIII and passed with ﬂying colors.

Despite its well-earned name recognition, the Benz will temporarily give up its identity this summer. Due to FIFA regulations that require the venue to display none of its sponsors’ branding during o cial events, the venue will be referred to only as “Atlanta Stadium” from June 19th through July 19th. Stadium sta will remove or cover nearly 2,000 instances of corporate branding, including the iconic Mercedes-Benz logo integrated into the retractable roof, visible only from above. Atlanta ﬂoated the idea of removing the logo

digitally from all drone footage, but with FIFA event sponsorships going for up to $200 million, FIFA is understandably strict about the complete physical removal of any and all competing corporate logos. (Coincidentally, $200 million is also the budget for changes required to transform the stadium for this event. This includes not only the removal of all logos, but the replacement of the field’s turf with live grass.)

After the World Cup takes its leave, the venue will revert to its own name, branding and celebrity status, once again answering to The Benz.

The Crowd

FIFA expects record-setting attendance at this year’s tournament events, with 104 live matches drawing an estimated 6.5 million fans from around the world—nearly equal to the population of the entire state of Indiana. In comparison, the last four Men’s World Cup events in Qatar, Russia, Brazil and South Africa each totaled in the 3–3.5 million range across all matches. The FIFA Club Cup, a smaller, 32-team event held last July in 11 U.S. cities including Atlanta, attracted nearly 2.5 million attendees.

Projections for attendance in Atlanta alone show an expected 520,000 visiting fans, with an estimated $500 million to $1 billion economic impact to the area.

The Lineup

Atlanta will host eight matches between the June 19 tournament kickoff and the July 19 final, including an exciting semifinal match. Teams scheduled to play here include Spain, Cape Verde, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Haiti, Morocco, and Uzbekistan. South Africa and Uzbekistan will be joined by playoff winners to be determined from the following contenders, respectively: Czechia, Ireland, Denmark or North Macedonia; and New Caledonia, Jamaica, or The Democratic Republic of the Congo. Results of future games will also determine the teams participating in rounds 16 and 32, as well as the July 15 semifinal.

The Experience

Expect Downtown Atlanta to transform into a vibrant international festival on match days.

FIFA Fan Festival™, a month-long fan celebration,

is planned at Centennial Olympic Park. It will feature live match broadcasts, entertainment, and cultural experiences, where locals can mingle with visiting fans from around the globe. A collaboration between the City of Atlanta and the Georgia World Congress Center Authority, this dynamic, multi-week celebration will be open for a total of 20 days, including match days as well as the day before each match.

As always, MARTA will be integral to Atlanta’s game day plans, with roads closed for miles around the stadium, traffic patterns temporarily changed, and parking pricier than ever and in very short supply. Fans arriving by train will need to travel to “Sports, Entertainment and Convention District Station,” the temporary name for CNN Center Station, and follow signs for “Atlanta Stadium.” The Downtown Streetcar will be available to carry fans between hotels,

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events, and the stadium, and rental bikes and Bird/ Lime scooters will be in operation throughout the area.

If you’re fortunate enough to have match tickets, you will not see a Mercedes-Benz logo anywhere you look. The roof will remain closed, the air conditioning will be on, and the grass will be real.

Outside the stadium, local parks and businesses will be alive with fan events and watch parties. While accommodations for the 2026 World Cup have been highly sought after since the announcement was made back in 2022, room and board can still be found in hotels and short-term rentals in the ATL Airport District, the highly accessible area adjacent to Hartsﬁeld-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Many hotels o er free airport shuttles and walkability to the ATL SkyTrain or MARTA stations, allowing fans easy access to the stadium, downtown events, and local fan celebrations in and around the District area. Search and book at ATLdistrict.com/hotels.

ATLANTA STADIUM MATCH SCHEDULE

By: Iesha Westmoreland

What’s Happening in the ATL

Recurring Events

GA Renaissance Festival

April 11-May 31

Every Saturday & Sunday plus Memorial Day Monday, 10:30am-6pm 6905 Virlyn B Smith Rd, Fairburn garenfest. com

Academy Theatre Sunday

Variety Series

Different Artist every Sunday 6:30pm, contact theatre for more info 599 N Central Ave, Hapeville academytheatre.org

Sidekicks Show Improv

May 9, June 27 and Aug 15, check theater for times Southside Theatre Guild, Fairburn stgplays.com

Hapeville History Walking Tour

April 11, May 16, June 27, July 18 and Aug 15, 1-2pm Hapeville Depot Museum hapevilledepot.org

April

ACA Spring Fair

March 31-April 9, contact

Clayton COC for times Riverdale Town Center Amphitheater, Riverdale claytonchamber.org

Hapeville Easter Egg Hunt

Friday April 3, 6:30-8:30pm

Tom E Morris Sports Complex, 3415 Claire Dr. hapeville.org

5th Annual Autism

Sensory Festival

Saturday April 4, 11am-6pm 8095 Wilkerson Mill Rd, Palmetto cityofsouthfultonga.gov

Blackberry Smoke: Rattle, Ramble & Roll Tour

Saturday April 4, 7:30pm

The Fred Brown Jr Amphitheater, Peachtree City amphitheater.org

Riverdale Easter Eggstravaganza

Saturday April 4, 11am-2pm Riverdale Town Center riverdalega.gov

Tuck Everlasting April 9-12, 16-19 check theater for showtimes

Southside Theatre Guild, Fairburn stgplays.com

Seong-Jin Cho

Friday April 10, 7:30pm

Spivey Hall, Morrow spiveyhall.org

ATL Entrepreneurs

Hubspot

April 11-12, contact GICC for times Georgia International Convention Center gicc.com

Coffee and Chrome Car & Motorcycle Show

Saturday April 11, 8:30am-12pm Jess Lucas Park, Hapeville coffeeandchrome.com

John Holiday Sunday April 12, 3pm Spivey Hall, Morrowspiveyhall.org

Bill Engvall at The Fred Sun April 12, 6:30-11pm Fred Brown Amphitheatre, Peachtree City amphitheatre. org

Sickle Cell Conference April 14-15, 8am-5pm Georgia International Convention Center gicc.com

Riverdale After Work

Cool Down

April 17 and May 22, 6-10pm Riverdale Town Center riverdalega.gov

Ain’t Misbehavin’ April 17-19, 26; May 1-10, check theater for times Legacy Theater, Tyrone legacytheater.com

Hapeville Opening Day

Saturday April 18, 10am Tom E Morris Sports Complex,

3415 Claire Dr. hapeville.org

Peppa Pig-My First Concert

Sat April 18, 3:30pm Fred Brown Amphitheater, Peachtree City amphitheater.org

Robert McDuffie Center for Strings Fabian Concert Series

Wednesday April 22, 7:30pm Spivey Hall, Morrow spiveyhall.org

Junie B. Jones Is Not A Crook April 20-30, May 1, check theater for times Legacy Theater, Tyrone legacytheater.com

May

Vincent Dubois

Sunday May 3, 3pm Spivey Hall, Morrow spiveyhall.org

Coffee and Chrome Car & Motorcycle Show

Saturday May 9, 8:30am-12pm Jess Lucas Park, Hapeville coffeeandchrome.com

Alan Morrison & Friends

Sunday May 10, 3pm Spivey Hall, Morrow spiveyhall.org

Fairburn Jazz in the Park

May 14, 11am-2pm Duncan Park, Fairburn fairburn.com

La Fiesta Night of Salsa

Saturday May 16, 5-8pm Jess Lucas Park, 680 S Central Ave, Hapeville hapeville.org

Spivey Hall Children’s Choir Program May 16-17, 3pm Spivey Hall, Morrow spiveyhall.org

Seniors By Seniors Performance

Fri May 22, 11am-2pm Tracy Wyatt Rec Center, College Park collegeparkga.gov

ChromeE Coffee

EVERY 2ND SATURDAY APRIL – SEPTEMBER

Chalk The Block

Saturday May 23, 10am Southwest Arts Center, City of South Fulton cityofsouthfultonga.gov

Hapeville Memorial Day Service

Monday May 25, 10am Hoyt Smith Center, 3444 N Fulton Ave hapeville.org

Parks & Rec: Hot Jazz & Cool Lemonade

Friday May 29, 6pm Welcome All Park, City of South Fulton cityofsouthfultonga.gov

Josh Turner at The Fred Friday May 29, 7:30pm Fred Brown Amphitheatre, Peachtree City amphitheater.org

John Waite + John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band May 30, 7:30pm Fred Brown

Amphitheatre, Peachtree City amphitheater.org

June

Fun Fridays

Friday June 5 and 26 and 11am-3pm Riverdale Town Center riverdalega.gov

Atlanta Rhythm Section at The Fred

Saturday June 6, 7:30pm Fred Brown Amphitheatre, Peachtree City amphitheater.org

Hapeville Movies Under the Stars

Friday June 12, activities begin at 7pm, movie at sundown Jess Lucas Park 680 S Central Ave, Hapeville hapeville.org

Coffee and Chrome Car & Motorcycle Show

Saturday June 13, 8:30am-12pm Jess

Lucas Park, Hapeville

coffeeandchrome.com

Hapeville Gallery Crawl

Saturday June 13, 4-8pm

Downtown Hapeville-Arts Alley hapeville.org

Bell’s Rhythms Revealed: A Fusion of Jazz, Spoken Word, R&B and Art

Saturday June 13, 6-9:30pm Burdett Park, City of South Fulton cityofsouthfultonga. gov

Fairburn Movie Night

Mon June 15, 8-10pm City Hall, Fairburn fairburn.com

Juneteenth Parade & Freedom Day Festival

Fri June 19, 10am-5pm Wyatt Recreation Center, College Park collegeparkga.gov

Hapeville Juneteenth Celebration

Friday June 19, 1-6pm Jess Lucas Park 680 S Central Ave, Hapeville hapeville.org

Car & Motorcycle Show

Juneteenth Parade & Freedom Day Festival

Fri June 19, 10am-5pm Tracy Wyatt Rec Center, College Park collegeparkga.gov

Gladys Knight at The Fred Saturday June 20, 7:30pm Fred Brown Amphitheatre, Peachtree City amphitheater.org

The Ultimate Hair Show

Sat June 27, 10am-5pm Georgia International Convention Center gicc.com

July

Tyrone America 250 Celebration

Saturday July 4, 3-9pm Shamrock Park, Tyrone tyronega.gov

DEPARTURE-The Journey Tribute Band

July 11, 7:30pm Fred Brown Jr Amphitheatre, Peachtree City

What’s Happening in the ATL

Gourmet Luxury Tea & Lemonade Sip

Pop Ups | Weddings | Partnerships Events | Wholesale | Event Planners

“Cold or Hot Guaranteed to Hit the Spot” Perfect for Cafes’, Coffee Shops, Spas, Restaurants and more....

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Little Shop of Horrors

July 23-30, Aug 1-2, check theater for showtimes Southside Theatre Guild, Fairburn stgplays.com

August

College Park National Night Out

Tuesday August 4, contact city for info collegepark.gov

Fairburn National Night Out

Tuesday August 4, 5-8pm 8100 Senoia Rd, Fairburn fairburn.com

Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo

cityofsouthfultonga.gov

Little Feat: The Last Farewell Tour

Saturday September 12, 7:30pm The Fred Brown Jr Amphitheatre, Peachtree City amphitheater.org

Peachtree City Dragon Boat Races

Saturday September 26 Drake Field, Peachtree City psdba.org

Fairburn’s Hispanic Heritage Festival

Saturday September 26, 6-10pm Frankie Arnold Stage & Courtyard, Fairburn fairburn.com

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Email: kracktea@gmail.com

Text: 404 576 8330

August 7, 7:30pm Fred Brown Amphitheatre, Peachtree City amphitheater.org

September

Story Telling Festival

Saturday September 12, 5pm Southwest Arts Center, City of South Fulton

Area

Azucar Music Festival

Saturday September 26, 10am Wolf Creek Amphitheater, City of South Fulton wolfcreekamphitheater.com

GEORGIA SPORTS PARK

WOLF CREEK AMPHITHEATRE

CHICK-FIL-A HEADQUARTERS

CITY OF

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Airport Area Accommodations

COLLEGE PARK

» AC Hotel Atlanta Airport Gateway 2079 Hospitality Way - 404-665-0309

» Holiday Inn Express 1419 Virginia Ave - 404-400-5900

» Spark by Hilton Atl Airport South 1888 Sullivan Rd - 770-996-2220

» Tru/Home 2 by Hilton

» 2101 Convention Center Concourse - 404-334-8000

» Super 8 Atl Airport West

4979 Old Nat’l Hwy - 404-669-8616

» Ramada Plaza 5010 Old Nat’l Hwy - 404-768-9199

» Econo Lodge 4874 Old Nat’l Hwy - 404-768-1241

» Quality Inn & Suites Atl Airport South 2480 Old Nat’l Pkwy - 404-766-0000

» Red Roof Plus 2450 Old Nat’l Pkwy - 404-684-9898

» Travelodge Hotel College Park 2471 Old Nat’l Pkwy - 404-477-1050

» Embassy Suites Atlanta Airport 4700 Southport Rd - 404-767-1988

» Hilton Garden Atl Airport/Millennium Center 2301 Sullivan Rd - 404-766-0303

» Atlanta Airport Marriott 4711 Best Rd - 404-766-7900

» Holiday Inn Express 4601 Best Rd - 404-761-6500

» Days Inn 4505 Best Rd - 404-767-1224

» SpringHill Suites Atl Airport Gateway 2091 Convention Center Concourse - 770-907-8880

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» Westin Atlanta Airport

4736 Best Rd - 404-762-7676

» Wyndham Garden Atlanta Airport 1551 Phoenix Blvd - 770-264-5560

» Courtyard by Marriott South 2050 Sullivan Rd - 770-997-2220

» Microtel Inn & Suites

4839 Mass. Blvd - 770-994-3003

» Fairfield Inn & Suites Atl Airport South 2020 Sullivan Rd - 770-994-3666

» LaQuinta Inn & Suites 4820 Mass. Blvd - 770-996-0000

» Quality Inn Atlanta Airport-Central 2010 Sullivan Rd - 770-991-8985

» Sleep Inn Airport 1911 Sullivan Rd - 770-996-6100

» Sonesta Atlanta Airport South 4669 Airport Blvd - 404-763-8800

» Holiday Inn & Suites Airport North 1380 Virginia Ave - 404-305-9990

» Hyatt Place 1899 Sullivan Rd - 770-994-2997

» Country Inn & Suites 1808 Phoenix Blvd - 770-991-1099

» Days Inn Airport South 1540 Phoenix Blvd - 770-996-7300

» Best Western 1556 Phoenix Blvd - 770-996-5800

» Hotel Indigo Atlanta Airport 1776 Harvard Ave - 404-767-8881

HAPEVILLE

» Embassy Suites 404-768-1500

» Kimpton Overland Hotel Two Porsche Drive - 470-466-3300

» Staybridge Suites 3420 Norman Berry Dr - 404-305-9930

» La Quinta Inn Atl Airport North 1200 Virginia Avenue - 404-209-1800

» Hilton Atlanta Airport 1031 Virginia Avenue - 404-767-9000

» Residence Inn Atlanta Airport North/Virginia Ave. 3401 International Blvd - 404-761-0511

» Courtyard Atlanta Airport North/Virginia Ave 3399 International Blvd - 404-559-1043

» Best Western Plus Atlanta Airport- East 301 N Central Avenue - 404-763-8777

» Holiday Inn Express & Suites 235 N Central Avenue - 404-844-2501

UNION CITY

» LaQuinta Inn & Suites 6604 Mall Blvd 770-306-0049

» Stay Express Inn/Suites Atl Arprt UnionCity 6690 Shannon Parkway 770-306-3800

» Garden Inn 6701 Shannon Parkway 770-892-3128

» Country Hearth Inn & Suites 6710 Shannon Parkway 770-306-7750

» Days Inn & Suites Union City 6743 Shannon Parkway 770-969-4567

» Quality Inn 6800 Shannon Way 770-306-2677

» Magnuson Hotel Atlanta South 6840 Shannon Parkway 770-306-6067

» Econo Lodge 7410 Oakley Road 770-964-9999

» Western Inn & Suites 7420 Oakley Road 678-827-7500

» Motel 6 3860 Flat Shoals Road 770-969-0110

We hope you are enjoying your stay in and around the Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport area. Next time book and save with ATLdistrict.com

Airport Area Accommodations

CITY OF SOUTH FULTON

» Fairﬁeld Inn - 7775 Ella Lane 770-969-1673

» Home2 Suites by Hilton - 7776 Ella Lane 770-769-1065

» TownPlace Suites by Marriott 7777 Ella Lane 678-712-5143