Last Weekend of April
IPNA’s largest event of the year and Atlanta’s largest all volunteer festival.
Each year we need hundreds of neighborhood volunteers to make this event a success.
3rd Sat of October
Wine, Music, Art, Food Tucks!
All on your Inman Park neighbors’ porches. This fall celebration may not have the following of festival, but there isn’t anything better than strolling treelined streets during spooky season.
Our largest fall event. Visitors enjoy 10-12 2oz wine pours on the steps and porches of Inman Park, all while enjoying local Atlanta musicians and pursuing local art.
With around 30 hand-picked vendors, food, beverages, and Santa visits, this is the perfect event to get into the holiday spirit and find those unique Christmas gifts.
Music Festival. Dance Festival. Art Market. Vendor Fair.
Did we mention a tour of the interior of Inman Park’s Historic and contemporary homes, townhomes, and condos.
Don’t miss out on Butterfly Ball. A neighborhood gala to celebrate our hardest working volunteers.
Get to know your neighbors while wining and dining. Hundreds of neighbors break into intimate groups of 10-12 and get together for 5 diners over the course of the year.
A book club with your friendliest neighbors! Read the book of the month and join us on the last Thursday of the month for stimulating conversation and analysis.
Every summer, compete if Inman’s own Bocce League. If your team can make it out of it’s bracket thanit might compete in the championship to become the IP Bocce Kings or Queens (includes year long bragging rights).
Bring a dish to share (pot luck style) and whatever you’d like to drink. Get to know your neighbors on a neighborhood front porch. Everyone is welcome!
This exclusive event for IPNA members only is a great way to wind down the year with your neighbors. Jazz, diner, and an open bar. Tickets are limited!
A yearly get together of your neighbors for the 4th. We provide a main picnic dish and beverages, but don’t forget to bring a side or dessert to share. One last chance to mingle with the neighborhood before the inevitable heat wave hits.