What’s Infacet the Fall 2026 Activity Guide

Cobb County Parks simply launched its Fall 2026 Activity Guide, and there is a lot in it. There’s the whole lot from toddler swim classes to glassblowing to a haunted bike trip by means of the woods. Here’s a tour by means of the highlights.

Two Big Events to Know About

Cobb International Festival kicks issues off on Saturday, Aug. 22, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. at Jim R. Miller Park and Event Center, with cultural performances, international meals, and a Kidz Zone for youths. Free admission and parking.

For one thing spookier, there’s the Fall Festival of Fun on Saturday, Oct. 24, 5–9 p.m., additionally at Jim R. Miller Park. There will probably be hayrides, carnival video games, a petting zoo, and character photograph ops, plus a $5 Haunted House. Costumes inspired.

On the Courts: Tennis and Adult Leagues

Tennis courses run at six facilities from September by means of early December, from Tots Tennis (ages 4-6) up by means of Adult and Adult Cardio periods. There’s even a free month-to-month class for gamers 55+ known as Slicing with Seniors at Lost Mountain Tennis Center.

Team sport followers can be a part of grownup leagues too: basketball begins Nov. 1, volleyball kicks off Sept. 14, and Ultimate Frisbee begins the identical day at Terrell Mill Park.

Recreation Programs: Something for Everyone

• Basketball & Pickleball — Teen drop-in nights, open fitness center, a pickleball machine bootcamp, and free drop-in play at Fair Oaks.
• Fitness & dance — Line dancing, Zumba, karate, stomach dance, weekly yoga, plus a Couples Paint Night on Nov. 13.
• Kids & households — Storytime, Kids Zone, LEGO workshops, and preschool motor improvement.
• Homeschool — PE, drawing, and a weekly Homeschool Hangout at Boots Ward Recreation Center.
• Therapeutic Recreation — Programs for youngsters and adults with disabilities, together with Autism Improvised, a bowling league, and occasions like a Halloween Dance and Thanksgiving dinner, run out of Windy Hill Community Center.

Cultural Affairs: Where the Guide Gets Genuinely Fun

• Glassblowing at Mable House Arts Center, with themed periods for bowls, pumpkins, and ornaments.
• Spooky Scary Clay Handbuilding (ages 5-11) and Bruise Control: Halloween FX Makeup (ages 14+) — each completely on-theme for fall.
• Cryptid Party — paint and glaze a ceramic gryphon, Nessie, or jackalope.
• Standard studio courses too: drawing, oil portray, printmaking, stained glass, knitting, and pottery at each talent stage.
• Art In Motion, a free out of doors arts competition on Saturday, Oct. 10, 4–8 p.m. at Mable House Arts Center, invitations friends to decorate as their favourite well-known paintings.

Aquatics: Lessons for Every Age

Swim applications run September by means of early October throughout Mountain View, Central, West Cobb, and South Cobb Aquatic Centers. Current choices embody Parent-Tot courses for infants as younger as 6 months as much as Pre-Competitive Swim, plus an Adult Basics class for grown-ups nonetheless getting comfy within the water.

Outdoor Recreation: Get Out on the Trails

• Trail of the Month Club and Hyde Farm Walking Tour supply methods to discover a unique park every month.
• Nature Club at Allatoona Creek Park meets up for guided walks and bike rides each Thursday by means of Oct. 29.
• Beaks and Trails let’s you take pleasure in guided fowl walks with loaner binoculars accessible.
• Two after-dark occasions: A Night of Frights & Fall Delights on Oct. 30 (haunted maze, hayride, evening bike trip) and the Glow within the Dark Night Ride on Oct. 21 ($3, helmets and bike lights required).

Where to Find It All

Registration hyperlinks and exercise codes for each class are within the full information. Popular courses are inclined to replenish, so it is value registering early. View the guide and register for classes

Download the activity guide PDF