GA Weekend Events: Homebrewing Class, Dino Safari, Holiday Markets, Lighting Of Avalon

GEORGIA — Not sure what to do this weekend? Patch has you covered. Here's a roundup of a few events taking place in the metro Atlanta area. There's something for everyone.

On Friday, check out the new Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure in Alpharetta.

Saturday, plan your escape to Wonderland at Once Upon A Holiday in Alpharetta. You’ll follow Mrs. Claus down the Rabbit Hole, defeat the mean Grinch, and return home to your loving family. You can also learn the process of brewing beer at a one-day beer Homebrewing Class in Sandy Springs.

Wrap up the weekend Sunday with Sunday Socials in Johns Creek.

Here are a few of Georgia's weekend events Nov. 19-21:

Friday, Nov. 19

• Ghostbusters Afterlife Weekend at Aurora Cineplex, Roswell
• Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure, Alpharetta
• Holiday Market at Avalon, Alpharetta
• Read the Reading Bowl: Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky, Smyrna
• Virtual Small Business Roundtable - Douglas County Chamber, Douglasville

Saturday, Nov. 20

• Christmas Arts & Crafts Festival at Lanier Tech - Free Admission, Cumming
• Once Upon A Holiday, Alpharetta
• Fontanna Sunset - Explore Gwinnett Suwanee, Suwanee
• Kiddie Academy hosting Field Day, Dacula
• Teen Bookface Challenge - DeKalb County Public Library, Decatur
• Decatur Glassblowing 9th Anniversary Open House, Decatur
• Artisan Arts & Craft Show at Aurora Cineplex, Roswell
• Goat Yoga, Loganville
• Food & Art Tour of the Atlanta BeltLine, Atlanta
• Dessert Wine Tasting, Atlanta
• 17th Annual Turkey Trot 5K, Cartersville
• Homebrewing Class, Sandy Springs
• Artisan Wine Tasting Oasis - Thanksgiving Wine Pairings, Woodstock
• Pop-In at the Marietta Museum of History: Books, Marietta
• Paint Party at L&R Alpaca Haven Farm, Douglasville
• Family Movie Day - Paulding County Public Library, Dallas-Hiram

Sunday, Nov. 21

• Sunday Socials, Johns Creek
• The Lighting of Avalon, Alpharetta

This article does not include all events. Readers are encouraged to check their local Patch calendar for a full list of events happening in their community.