A big list of 95-plus Fall Fairs and Festivals in Georgia. The Peach State comes alive with pumpkins and apples in October, November, and December. Visit the north Georgia mountains or the south Georgia coastline and all parts in between for fairs and festivals to celebrate Fall.
This comprehensive list of Fall Festivals and Fairs in Georgia is organized according to date, including September, October, and November events.
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September Festivals
September brings the Fall season of local festivals, local, state, and national fairs. These three *** denote Fairs in the lists for each month.
Sept. 3-6 – Jeepfest – Jesup, Ga.
Sept.4- 7 Pioneer Days Festival– Cartersville, Ga.
Sept.4 – 6 Homer Labor Day Festival – Homer
Sept. 5-6 Bushnell’s Turtle Festival– Warrenton
Sept. 10-13 Yellow Daisy Festival– Stone Mountain
Sept. 10- Nov. 1 Oktoberfest – Helen
Sept. 10-13 Atlanta Food and Wine Festival-Atlanta
Sept. 11-19 Chattahoochee Mountain Fair– Clarkesville
***Sept. 11-19 Northwest Georgia Fair– Calhoun
Sept. 12 Doc Holliday Fest – Griffin
Sept. 12 Buffalo Creek Fall Festival – Carrollton
Sept. 12-13 Art on Main – Ballground
Sept. 12-13 Sandy Springs Fall Arts & Crafts Festival – Sandy Springs
Sept 12 Bites and Beats Festival– Perry
Sept 12-13 Sandy Springs Fall Artsapalooza – Sandy Springs
Sept. 12-13 Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration, Macon
Sept. 17-27 Gwinnett County Fair – Lawrenceville
Sept. 18-19 Clermont Days– Clermont
Sept. 18-19 Byron BBQ Fest– Byron
Sept. 18-20 Arts in the Heart of Augusta
Sept. 18-20 Inman Farms Heritage Days Festival– Fayetteville
Sept. 18-20 Fine Arts & Crafts Festival– Dalton
Sept. 19 Blues and BBQ Fall Festival– Blue Ridge
Sept. 19 Brooklet Peanut Festival– Brooklet
Sept. 19 Haralson County Fried Pie Festival – Buchanan
Sept. 19 Mountain Music Day Festival– Blairsville
Sept. 19-20 Buckhead Fine Arts Festival– Buckhead Ave. Atlanta
Sept. 19-20 Barnesville Buggy Days– Barnesville
Sept. 19-20 Finster Fest – Summerville
Sept. 19-20 Arts in the Park Festival & Bluegrass– Maysville
Sept. 19-20 Peachtree Corners Festival-Peachtree Corners
Sept. 19-20 Rose Lawn Fall Festival– Cartersville
Sept. 19-20 Roswell Arts Festival– Roswell
Sept. 19-20 Suwanee Fest– Suwanee
Sept. 19-20 Shakerag Arts & Crafts Festival– Peachtree City
***Sept. 24-Oct.4 Kiwanis Coweta County Fair – Newnan
***Sept. 24-Oct. 4 North Georgia State Fair– Marietta
Sept. 19-Nov. 1 Pumpkins at Callaway Gardens– Pine Mountain
Sept. 25-26 Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival – Sandy Springs
Sept. 26 Big Red Apple Festival-Cornelia
Sept. 26 Fitzgerald Fall Fest– Fitzgerald
Sept. 26 Flowery Branch Fall Festival– Flowery Branch
Sept. 26 Gold Rush Festival – Villa Rica
Sept. 26 Plains Ga. Peanut Festival – Plains
Sept. 26-27 Riverfest– Canton
Sept. 19- Nov. 1 (weekends) Stone Mountain Pumpkin Festival
Sept. 26- Sept 27 Duluth Fall Festival– Duluth
Sept. 26-27 Lula Fall Festival– Lula
Sept. 26-27 Old Fourth Ward Arts & Crafts Festival – Atlanta
October Festivals
Some really big Fairs take place in October all over Georgia. The three *** mark fairs.
First full weekend in Oct. Indian Summer Festival – Suches
Oct. 2-Oct.11 Georgia State Fair – Hampton
Oct. 3 St. Mary’s Seafood Festival – St. Mary’s
Sept. 28.-Oct. 3 Hahira Honeybee Festival – Hahira
Oct. 2-4 Great Locomotive Chase Festival– Cartersville
Oct. 3-4 Candler Park Fall Fest– Atlanta
Oct. 8-11 Tybee Island Pirate Fest– Tybee Island
Oct. 8-18 Georgia National Fair – Perry
***Oct. 8-18 Cumming Country Fair and Festival – Cumming
Oct. 2-3 Real Squeal BBQ & Music Festival – Lyons
Oct. 3 Foxfire Mountaineer Festival– Clayton
Oct. 3-4 The Cotton Pickin Fair – Gay, Ga.
Oct. 3-4 Georgia Marble Festival– Jasper
Oct. 10-11 Fall Festival on Ponce-Atlanta
Oct. 2-4 Hoschton Fall Festival– Hoschton
Oct. 10 North Ga. Folk Festival– Athens
Oct. 3 Oliver Hardy Festival– Harlem
Oct. 3 St. Mary’s Seafood Festival – St. Mary’s
Oct. 10 Okefenokee Festival – Folkston
Oct. 10-11 & 17-18 Blairsville Sorghum Festival– Blairsville
Oct. 16-25 Georgia-Carolina State Fair– Augusta
Oct. 9-11 Mule Camp Market Festival– Gainesville (2025 dates not yet released)
Oct. 9-11 & 15-17 Georgia Mountain Fall Festival – Hiawassee
Oct. Madison Chili Cookoff and Fall Festival – Madison
Oct. 10 Kaolin Festival – Sandersville
Oct. 10=11 Warm Springs Harvest Hoedown – Warm Springs
Oct. 10-11 Praters Mill Country Fair– Dalton
Oct. 10-11 Fall Arts in the Park Festival – Blue Ridge
***Oct. 22-Nov. 1 Elberton Fair-Elberton
Oct. 17-18 Talking Rock Heritage Days Festival– Talking Rock
Oct. 10-11 and Oct. 17-18 Georgia Apple Festival– Ellijay
Oct. 3-4 Lakefest – Pine Lake
***Oct. 19-24 Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair– Statesboro
Oct. 17 Deep Roots Festival– Milledgeville
Oct. 17 Cochran Country Fest – Cochran
Oct. 17 Olde Town Fall Festival – Conyers
Oct. 17 Oconee Chamber Fall Festival -Watkinsville
Oct. 17-18 Hogansville Hummingbird Festival – Hogansville
Oct. 19-20 John’s Creek Arts Festival– John’s Creek
Oct. 23-25 Mountain Moonshine Festival and Car Show– Dawsonville
Now through Nov. 2 Oktoberfest – Helen
Oct. 16-17 Georgia Peanut Festival– Sylvester
Oct. 17-18 Stone Mountain Highland Games Festival– Stone Mountain
Oct. 17-18 Gold Rush Days – Dahlonega
Oct. 23-25 Central Ga. Greek Festival– Macon
Oct. 23-24 Shrimp and Grits Festival -Jekyll Island
Oct. 31 Ocilla Sweet Potato Festival – Ocilla
Oct. 24 West Fest– Cartersville
Oct. 25-26 Chiaha Harvest Fair – Rome
Oct. 29-Nov. 8 South Georgia State Fair-Savannah
Oct. Dancing Goats Folk Fest– Ellijay [moved to April]
November Festivals
Oct. 29-Nov. 1 Stone Mountain Native American Festival and Pow Wow
Nov. 6-7 Big Pig Jig – Vienna
Nov. 7-8 Million Pines Arts and Crafts Festival– Soperton
Nov. 7-8 Chastain Park Fall Arts Festival– Atlanta
Nov. 7 Calvary Mule Day– Calvary
Nov. 7 Jasper County Deer Festival-Monticello
***Nov. 5- Nov. 15 Columbia County Fair– Grovetown
Nov. 14 Warren County Sportsman Festival– Warrenton
Nov. 21 Lean Ox Festival-Lenox
Nov. 20-21 Kingsland Catfish Festival– Kingsland
Use this list of fairs and festivals in Georgia to plan all of your Fall weekends. October has the most events, but there are plenty to choose from in September and November as well.
Did I miss your event? Leave it in the comments section below.
This big list of festivals and state and local fairs in Georgia is updated annually. To have your event added to the list, send an email to shirley@intelligentgomestications.com
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