The Weekend Guide: Things To Do … June 20-21-22
From Staff Reports
Below are some of the events in-and-around Coweta County this weekend (Friday-Sunday, June 20-22).
If you are looking for local and live music this weekend, check out what’s going on in our LOCAL MUSIC CALENDAR.
Also, we have our Sports on TV Calendar featuring the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta United, Atlanta Dream, the College Baseball World Series, NASCAR, and PGA. Check it out by visiting our SPORTS ON TV CALENDAR.
If you are looking for a place to eat, take a look at our JOINTS DIRECTORY.
Check with each event to see if it is weather permitting / rain or shine. All events are subject to change. Below is the weekend forecast for Coweta County as of Thursday.
• Friday, June 20 – Mostly sunny with a high of 90 degrees, overnight low of 68.
• Saturday, June 21 – Sunny with a high of 92 and overnight low of 71.
• Sunday, June 22 – Sunny with a high of 94 and overnight low of 71 .
For the latest on Newnan Weather, click HERE.
If you don’t see your event listed below or if you’d like to submit an event, email [email protected].
FRIDAY, JUNE 20
SUMMER WINED-UP
5-9 pm, Downtown Newnan
The event is SOLD OUT. Hosted by Main Street Newnan, it’s a downtown wine-tasting event. Individual tastings occur at different downtown businesses, where guests should expect to perform a “wine walk” that moves through over 30 host locations. Folks that have purchased tickets must check in at the Newnan Carnegie Library (2nd floor) beginning at 5 pm to get the “wine walk” started. Don’t fret if you didn’t get a ticket…you can still head downtown and grab your favorite to-go beverage from one of our many establishments and enjoy the atmosphere on the square
ALIVE AFTER FIVE
5-9 pm, Downtown Senoia
Get ready to change your latitude and attitude! This Friday night at Alive After Five, grab your flip flops, tropical shirts, and lost shakers of salt because we’ll be smooth sailing in Senoia-Ville with Ula, a Tribute to Jimmy Buffett. Don’t forget your lawn chairs. Band plays from 6:30-8:30 pm.
SATURDAY, JUNE 21
COWETA COUNTY FARMER’S MARKET
8:30 am-Noon, Asa Powell Expo Center, 197 Temple Avenue, Newnan • 770-254-2620
It’s the 48th year bringing you only locally grown, fresh seasonal produce, beef, eggs, honey, flowers, baked goods, handmade crafts and so much more! This Guy’s BBQ will be there in case you are hungry.
SENOIA FARMER’S MARKET
8:30 am – 1 pm, 40 Travis Street, Senoia
Locally-sourced Farmer’s Market, every Saturday. Fresh produce, baked goods, local artisans and much more.
MOORE’S BRIDGE TO MCINTOSH PADDLE TRIP
8:30 am-3 pm, Moore’s Bridge Park, 615 Black Dirt Road, Whitesburg
Join Chattahoochee Riverkeeper on Saturday, June 21 for a guided paddle on the Chattahoochee River as it flows from Moore’s Bridge Park to McIntosh Reserve Park. This day outing will cover approximately seven river miles and include mostly flat water with occasional class 1 and 2 shoals. $30 fee per person to participate. We’ll meet at 8:30 am at Moore’s Bridge Park to unload boats, then drive and park our vehicles at McIntosh Reserve Park followed by a shuttle back to Moore’s Bridge Park. We anticipate finishing the paddle between 1-3 pm. To register, click HERE.
PEACHTREE CITY MARKET
9 am-1 pm, Aberdeen Village Shopping Center, Aberdeen Parkway, Peachtree City
Approximately 60 vendors offering a variety of fresh produce, poultry, beef and pork, bread, sweet treats and more. Also live music.
SERENBE FARMERS AND ARTISTS MARKET
9 am-1 pm, 10640 Serenbe Lane, Chattahoochee Hills
This weekly market partners with quality vendors including growers, artisans, craftmakers and healthy food producers. The market is filled with fresh produce, delicious foods, fine arts and crafts.
INAUGURAL JUNETEENTH PARADE
10 am, Downtown Newnan
The NAACP Coweta County will proudly host its first-ever Juneteenth Parade in the heart of downtown Newnan, a powerful celebration of freedom, unity, and culture. Presented by the Coweta County NAACP Youth Council, this vibrant event commemorates June 19, 1865—the day when the last enslaved African Americans in the U.S. were declared free. The parade honors this legacy while showcasing the voices of our youth, local organizations, schools, and community partners. Parade highlights include marching bands and local performers, creative floats, community groups, cultural showcases and artistic displays. The parade will begin at Veteran’s Memorial Park (Temple Avenue Park) at 10 a.m., proceed south on Jackson / LaGrange Street and will end at the Long Place and Salbide Avenue intersection.
PLANT ID HIKE
10-11 am, Chattahoochee Bend State Park, 425 Bob White Way, Newnan • 770-254-7271
Hike with the Naturalist alongside a beautiful wilderness creek and see what species of flora you can identify. Bring your journal to record your finds!
JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION
11 am-7 pm, First Avenue Park, Downtown Newnan
E.Y.O. Inc. will host a Juneteenth Celebration in First Avenue Park. There will be music, vendors, live entertainment, cultural exhibitions, and more!
SUMMER SOLSTICE BREATHWORK RETREAT
11 am-6 pm, True Balance Center for Breath & Bodywork, 48 East Washington St., Newnan • 678-857-3484
Celebrate the energy of the Summer Solstice with a day dedicated to grounding, connection, and inner peace. Join Ute Anonsen and Dianne Timpone for a restorative day filled with gentle mindful movement, laughter, and body-centered Breathwork designed to release tension, calm the nervous system, and help you reconnect with your true self. This retreat is perfect if you’re feeling scattered, stressed, or simply craving a mindful reset. No experience needed — just bring your smile and an open heart! For more info or to register, click HERE.
JOURNEY TO CALM
11 am-Noon, Newnan Carnegie Library, 1 LaGrange Street, Newnan • 770-683-1347
Please join the Newnan Carnegie Library and Sarah Leatherman as we go on a journey of sound healing. We will begin with a few minutes of gentle movement to relax you, then work through some guided breath-work practices to help center and focus the mind, followed by an immersion of sound allowing you to drift into a meditative state. Relaxation and focusing on the sound can have a calming effect, bring you more into the present moment, and help to create a deeper relationship with Self. Instruments you will experience include crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, gongs, koshi chimes, seed chimes, and thunder sticks.Participants are welcome to bring props or yoga mats to sit or lay on. Some supplies will be available for use. Participants must register. To register, click HERE.
TWO-YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Noon-10 pm, Line Creek Brewing The Reserve, 18 Savannah Street, Newnan
Celebrating two years of The Reserve. There will be food, treats, activities and live music. Ellison Brothers BBQ, Renegade Chef, Jeremiah’s Italian Ice, Painted Up Face Painting and music from The Vinyl Birds (3-6 pm) and The Duncan Brothers Band (7-10 pm).
BROWN-BELL MINI GOLF DAY
1-4 pm, Senoia Area Historical Society, 6 Couch Street, Senoia
A fun event for kids 12-and-under. Indoor putt-putt mini-golf based on the historic Brown-Bell golf course. Complete with snacks sold at the course and kids will be able to customize their golf ball to play with.
NITWITS FREE IMPROV WORKSHOP
2-5 pm, Newnan Theatre Company, 24 1st Avenue, Newnan • 770-683-6282
Learn the basic skills of improv and how to translate them to a live performance, along with keys to navigating an interactive audience and the differences between an improv troupe, an improv game, and an improv show. Each lesson begins with warmups and social connections that will evolve the individual strengths and weaknesses of our students. All workshops will start at 2 p.m. and run until 5 p.m. The workshops will focus on Improv Goals and are designed to welcome beginners and refresh veterans. These workshops are put together with busy summers in mind and do not require participants to attend every week. All those who attend any workshop are welcome to perform in the N.I.T.W.I.T.S. performances on August 1 & 2! Standouts may be invited to become an official member of N.I.T.W.I.T.S. for the 2025-2026 Season. This workshop is open to anyone age 18 and older.
SUMMER STREET PARTY LAGRANGE
5-9 pm, Downtown LaGrange
It’s time for the LaGrange Summer Street Party as South Main Street to Wild Leap is transformed into a lively pedestrian-friendly, open-container zone featuring live music, local vendors, and special promotions. This FREE, all-ages event is the perfect way to explore the best of LaGrange, support local businesses, and spend a summer evening outside. Don’t miss out on the fun!
CABARET DINNER THEATRE FUNDRAISER
7-9 pm, Newnan Theatre Company, 24 1st Avenue, Newnan • 770-683-6282
Live, Loud & Lovely with Midnight Mamas: a Radio Cabaret. Five fierce, funny, and fabulous women take the mic in this dazzling dinner theater experience where the spotlight meets the soundboard! Set in a retro radio station, our hosts serve up sizzling songs from the 60s and 70s, hilarious hijinks, and heartfelt harmonies—all while broadcasting live to “anyone out there listening.” From toe-tapping tunes to behind-the-scenes banter, Midnight Mamas is a pitch-perfect evening of music, mischief, and mouthwatering cuisine. Tune in, turn up, and don’t touch that dial—dinner has never sounded so good! Advance tickets only and must be purchased by Noon on Friday, June 20. To reserve a table, click HERE.
SUNDAY, JUNE 22
ADOPTION PAWLOOZA
Noon-4 pm, Abide Brewing Company, 130 Werz Industrial Blvd., Newnan
Come meet your new bestie. Silent Auction, Drawings, Fun. Raising money for Bullywag, Inc. Rescue.
CABARET DINNER THEATRE FUNDRAISER
5-7 pm, Newnan Theatre Company, 24 1st Avenue, Newnan • 770-683-6282
Live, Loud & Lovely with Midnight Mamas: a Radio Cabaret. Five fierce, funny, and fabulous women take the mic in this dazzling dinner theater experience where the spotlight meets the soundboard! Set in a retro radio station, our hosts serve up sizzling songs from the 60s and 70s, hilarious hijinks, and heartfelt harmonies—all while broadcasting live to “anyone out there listening.” From toe-tapping tunes to behind-the-scenes banter, Midnight Mamas is a pitch-perfect evening of music, mischief, and mouthwatering cuisine. Tune in, turn up, and don’t touch that dial—dinner has never sounded so good! Advance tickets only and must be purchased by Noon on Friday, June 20. To reserve a table, click HERE.
