Sep 30 Wednesday
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
Oct 01 Thursday
Experience Everybody Loves Pirates at The Center for Puppetry Arts! A Pirate’s Life for Me! Set sail for high-seas hilarity with eight-year-old Lucy and her goofy sidekick, Little Chucky! When a gang of bumbling pirates keeps getting in their way, a motley crew of ocean friends—including the heroic Lobster Boy, his hesitant pal Crabby, and an oversized sea monkey—comes to the rescue!
September 30th-October 11th
Includes Museum Admission, and FREE Midtown parkingTickets starting at $19 for children and $25 for adultsTickets at https://puppet.org/programs/everybody-loves-pirates/1404 Spring St. NW, at 18th, Atlanta, GA 30309Ticket Office 404-873-3391 Ext 0
Oct 02 Friday
Oct 03 Saturday
The Warrior Women Conference 2026: Realigned & Ready is a faith-filled gathering designed to encourage women to step away from the noise, draw closer to God, and realign their hearts with His purpose and will. Through powerful biblical teaching, worship, fellowship, and encouragement, women will be challenged to surrender their plans, embrace God’s direction, and be ready to move when He calls.
This year’s conference will feature Allison Speer, Christian recording artist and longtime performer featured on the Gaither Homecoming videos, and Sharie King of Clayton King Ministries, speaker, author, and Bible teacher.
October 3, 2026 — Come ready to be renewed, realigned, and prepared for what God has next!
For Immediate Release:Susan WilderBarbara Lewis KingScholarship Foundation Inc.Barbaralewiskingscholarship@gmail.com678-390-4392Barbara Lewis King Scholarship Foundation Inc.College Workshop Series PresentsMastering the College Application
ATLANTA – In recognition of our 8th Annual College Workshop Series, Barbara Lewis King Scholarship Foundation Inc. presents Mastering the College Application, a free virtual workshop scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2026 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. EDTJoin Patty DaSilva high school counseling and advisement consultant, for a dynamic virtual workshop on how to conquer the college application process from start to finish. Participants will learn tips for researching colleges, best ways to fill out the applications, organizing their process for dealing with the college application, and the best time to submit their applications.
We welcome grade 9-12 students, parents, educators, counselors, and family members to join us for these free virtual workshops. Space is limited, so register now by visiting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/jtZVTZmwQCuZyEuwEoEBYgThere will be a Q&A session at the end, along with some great door prizes. For students who attend all four workshops, they will receive a certificate of completion. For more information, visit the website at www.blksf.net or call 678-390-4392.###About the Barbara Lewis King Scholarship Foundation Inc. (BLKSF): Established in 1997 as The Barbara Lewis King Scholarship Fund, the BLKSF has evolved into a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting students in pursuing higher education. The foundation has made a significant impact by providing scholarships to 389 deserving students, helping to reduce their financial burdens and empowering them to focus on their academic goals.About Patty DaSilva: Patty DaSilva is an experienced high school counselor and advisement consultant. She is an experienced school counselor, serving her entire career in the publicschool systems. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Child/Family Development, Masters and Specialist degrees in school counseling and is currently pursuing her tier-1 leadership add on as well as a Doctor of Education in Professional Counseling and Supervision degree.
What happens when the weight carried by a single mom becomes too much—and how does that impact her children and community?
Mpowerd invites the entire community to Single Mom Mental Wealth: A Community Conversation, Saturday, October 3, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Charles D. Switzer Library in Marietta.
As a local lead-in to Mental Illness Awareness Week, the free event will feature a screening of the film Straw, followed by a moderated discussion with single mothers and local leaders from mental health, education, faith, government, law enforcement and nonprofit organizations.
This conversation starts with moms, but it includes all of us. Come listen, learn and be part of building stronger families and a stronger community.
The event is free and open to the public. Registration is requested. Visit mpowerd.org for information and registration.