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Spring is finally starting to show up in Forsyth County, and it feels like the whole community is waking up with it. If a little sunshine has you itching to make plans—whether that’s cheering under the lights at the Fairgrounds, letting the kids run wild at City Center, or grabbing a low-key morning at the farmers market—this week’s lineup is packed with ways to get out and enjoy it close to home and around North Georgia. From big‑energy rodeo nights and free outdoor concerts to dog‑friendly fun and easy day trips, consider this your friendly nudge to step away from the to‑do list, gather your people, and make a memory or two before Monday rolls back around. It’s time to plan Fun things to do in Forsyth County and nearby this weekend.

Fun Events coming up this week:

Top Picks

🐎 IPRA Rough Stock Rodeo at Cumming Fairgrounds

Dust off your boots and head to the Cumming Fairgrounds for two nights of high‑energy rodeo action. You’ll see bull riding, bronc riding, and barrel racing, plus classic rodeo pageantry that makes this a fun night out for families, friend groups, or a casual date. Food vendors will be on site so you can grab dinner and treats without leaving the grounds.

When:
Friday, March 27 – 8:00 pm
Saturday, March 28 – 8:00 pm
Where: Cumming Fairgrounds – Covered Arena
Tickets: Online only; kids 10 and under are free with a paid adult.
Good for: Families, teens, date night, anyone who loves big‑energy events.

🎸 Free 80s Rock Tribute Concerts at Cumming City Center

Cumming City Center’s amphitheater turns into an outdoor concert venue this weekend with back‑to‑back free tribute shows. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, grab food and drinks from on‑site restaurants, and enjoy live music under the stars.

Friday, March 27 – Primal Crüe (Mötley Crüe Tribute)
Saturday, March 28 – Talk Dirty (Poison Tribute)
When: Both nights 7:00–9:00 pm
Where: Lou Sobh Amphitheater, Cumming City Center
Cost: Free concerts; food and drinks available for purchase.
Good for: Adults, older kids/teens, low‑key date night, groups of friends.

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🐶 Dog Dayz of Spring at City Center

Dog Dayz of Spring turns Cumming City Center into a dog‑friendly festival with pet vendors, treats, music, and activities. Leashed, well‑behaved dogs are welcome, and it’s an easy way to let the kids and the dog burn off some energy while you stroll the green.

When: Saturday, March 28 – 12:00–4:00 pm
Where: Lou Sobh Amphitheater, Cumming City Center
Cost: Free to attend; vendors and food available for purchase.
Good for: Families, dog owners, casual afternoon hangout.

🥕 Saturday Morning Farmers Market

Start your Saturday with local produce, baked goods, and small‑business vendors at the Cumming area farmers market. It’s a relaxed way to support local farmers and makers, grab coffee, and stock up on weekend goodies before hitting other events.

When: Saturday, March 28 – morning (typically 8:00 am–noon; confirm time week‑of)
Where: Cumming area market location listed on local calendar/Patch
Cost: Free to attend; pay for what you buy.
Good for: Families, foodies, early‑risers, budget‑friendly fun.

🎡 Slide Into Sundays at Cumming City Center

Wrap up the weekend with a kid‑focused Sunday at Cumming City Center. Slide Into Sundays features inflatables and bounce attractions from Jump N Jacks Moonwalks, giving kids room to play while parents relax around the green or grab a bite nearby.

When: Sunday, March 29 – afternoon (see City of Cumming events calendar for exact time)
Where: Cumming City Center
Cost: Entry to City Center is free; inflatable access may have a fee depending on the week’s setup.
Good for: Young kids, families looking for an easy, close‑to‑home outing

 

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Expanding outside FoCo you’ll find plenty more to do this week:

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🌿 Mental Awakening Fest 2026 – Atlanta

Head down to Westside Motor Lounge for a creative mash‑up of live music, local art, and food at Mental Awakening Fest 2026. It’s an easy evening or day trip from Forsyth County if you want something a little more urban but still laid‑back.

When: March 27–28
Where: Westside Motor Lounge, Atlanta
Good for: Adults and older teens who enjoy music, art, and a city vibe.
🏰 Cobb County Renaissance Faire – Marietta

Step back in time at the Cobb County Renaissance Faire with medieval‑themed games, live entertainment, costumed characters, and artisan vendors. It’s very kid‑friendly and makes a fun themed day trip.

When: Saturday, March 28
Where: Mountain View Aquatics Center, Marietta
Good for: Families, costume lovers, all‑ages fun.
🌸 Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival – Brookhaven

For a full‑day festival within about an hour’s drive, check out the Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival. You’ll find 100+ artists, a kids zone, pet area, car show, and plenty of food, all set in a big in‑town park.

When: March 28–29
Where: Blackburn Park, Brookhaven
Good for: Families, couples, friend groups who want a bigger festival feel.

Have a fantastic weekend in FoCo!

Mike Schiano Living in Forsyth

LivinginForsyth is a digital magazine celebrating the people, families, locations and events that make Forsyth County, GA one of the richest and fastest growing counties in America. Enjoy FOCO with us where our motto is Live, Eat, Play!

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