Sep 19 Saturday
Lenox Square® is hosting its first-ever hiring event on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. in the Dining Pavilion, in preparation for the busy holiday shopping season. Bring copies of your resume, dress professionally and be prepared to meet with hiring managers from participating retailers, including:
• Banana Republic• Victoria Secret• Lush• MILUS ROSE• Pandora• St. John• PacSun• Lovesac • Bloomingdale’s
Whether you're looking for a seasonal or full-time role, this is an exciting opportunity to explore a range of job opportunities at one of Atlanta’s premier shopping destinations.
Adult (21+), Social, Coed Kickball Leagues Looking for a way to stay active without forcing yourself into another gym routine you’ll quit in a couple of months? Joining a social, coed, kickball team is an easy, fun way to move your body, get outside, and stay consistent without it feeling like a workout. You’ll run, kick, laugh, and burn energy while spending time with people who make showing up the best part. It’s fitness disguised as fun. No guilt. No pressure. Just movement that fits real life. Leagues begin the week of September 8 - September 14. Teams play 1 scheduled game per week at/on their chosen park/day. We offer social rec kickball, intermediate kickball, & competitive kickball. For more info on leagues, dates and details, visit www.GoKickball.com. Fall Leagues Options: Play on the BeltLine at H4W Park: choose Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday Play at Piedmont Park: choose Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday Play at Hammond Park in Sandy Springs: choose Tuesday or Thursday Play at Cobb Park in Smyrna on Wednesdays Play at Keswick Park in Chamblee on Thursdays Deadline to Sign-Up: THUR, AUGUST 27 @ 8:00 PM Register at: https://gokickball.com/ How Do You Join?! Create your own team (as a captain) and invite your friends to join your team OR sign up as an individual (free agent) to get added to a team and make new friends. We accept groups of all sizes, but 15 players (including at least 4 females) is the minimum required for a full roster. Registration fee includes 7 weeks of scheduled games, a team t-shirt w/premium upgrade options, special discounts at our league bars, all equipment provided, certified referees, theme week & social events, mobile-friendly schedules & standings. For more info and to register, please visit: www.gokickball.com/atlanta
Craft a lantern and join us! The Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade brings together thousands of people and hundreds of lanterns for special festivities, including daytime kids activities, a parade along the Southwest Trail, lantern-making station, food and market vendors, and live performances.
Sep 20 Sunday
Sep 21 Monday
Sep 22 Tuesday
Calling all little opera lovers! The Atlanta Opera is bringing JoJo Finds His Voice by Jon Neal Selzer to the Switzer Library on Monday, September 22 at 3pm, featuring Bella Chaney. Opera Storytime invites early learners into the world of opera through singing, music, and dramatic play, building narrative awareness and vocabulary along the way, all while discovering what makes opera so special. It's playful, it's musical, and it's completely free. Bring the whole family and join us for an afternoon of stories and song. See you there!
Sep 23 Wednesday
The National Center for Race Amity presents its 2026 Atlanta Race Amity Leadership Symposium, “Bias and Belonging in the Age of AI.”
Authors Howard J. Ross and Jake Ross, co-authors of the second edition of Everyday Bias, will lead an interactive, intergenerational conversation exploring how artificial intelligence, social media, algorithms and online communities influence unconscious bias, identity, belonging and perceptions of race and difference.
Participants will consider how curiosity, humility and genuine human connection can help us become more conscious users and creators of technology—and build a future in which more people experience dignity, understanding and belonging.
Free and open to the public. The program will also be livestreamed. More information: https://raceamity.org/event/2026-atlanta-symposium/
Sep 24 Thursday
United Colors of Cancer invites adult cancer patients, survivors, thrivers, and caregivers across the United States to participate in the 1,000 Voices for Cancer Equity™ Campaign.
This national listening initiative is documenting the real experiences of people affected by cancer. The anonymous survey takes approximately 10–12 minutes and centers BIPOC and underserved communities while welcoming participants of every race and background.
Responses will help identify barriers involving access to care, emotional support, financial burden, treatment experiences, and whether patients and caregivers feel heard. The findings will inform more equitable, culturally responsive cancer programs, research, and advocacy.
United Colors of Cancer is working toward collecting 1,000 voices by September 24, 2026—World Cancer Research Day. The survey will remain open through December 31, 2026.
Share your experience at:
www.1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org
Every Color. Every Voice. Every Cancer.