In Atlanta, October is a busy month. Calendars are packed with simultaneous LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations and Halloween events, with celebrations and parties ranging from a Vampire Ball at Underground Atlanta to drag at City Winery.
There are plenty of typical October events, like pumpkin patches and haunted houses to choose from in and around the city. But certain neighborhoods also become a haven for the “weird” in the city.
Little Five Points has long had a reputation as the city’s haven for artists and counterculture, often called the “bohemian” center of the region. The neighborhood’s Business Association President Kelly Stocks said people often tell her its “Halloween every day in Little Five.” …