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Hurricane Isaias Fuels Event Cancellations Across Atlanta
9 Oct
Summary
- Numerous outdoor events in metro Atlanta canceled or postponed due to hurricane.
- A football game rescheduled for November 12 due to weather concerns.
- Atlanta Pride Festival proceeds with modifications due to high winds.
Numerous outdoor events planned for October 10-11 in metro Atlanta have been canceled or postponed due to Hurricane Isaias. Organizers cited concerns about heavy rain, gusty winds, and potential flooding. The Mayor's 5K on the 5th Runway and the Mighty 6 Cleared for Takeoff Domestic Violence 5K are among the races affected, with rescheduled dates pending or under review.
The Atlanta Turkish Food Festival and Clayton County Digital Equity Block Party have been postponed indefinitely. However, the Fort Valley State vs. Clark Atlanta football game has been rescheduled to November 12. Some events, like the Hapeville Fall Gallery Crawl and a vintage market at Atlanta Dairies, have been moved to different dates in October.
The Atlanta Fair has postponed its opening to October 11. The Atlanta Pride Festival and Parade remains on schedule for October 10-11, though personal tents will not be permitted in Piedmont Park due to high winds. Some Friday events for the Pride Festival have been canceled. Organizers continue to monitor Isaias's impact.
