Metro Atlanta · Updated by hand, checked by you
Atlanta, on ice and on asphalt.
Every public ice rink and every motorsports venue we could verify around Metro Atlanta, in one place — each one linked directly to the source that actually knows if it's open today.
Today & this weekend
Pulled automatically from the same rule-based and scraped data as the cards below — it doesn't cover every venue yet (several only publish hours in a way nothing can safely auto-read), so treat a quiet list here as "check the card," not "nothing's open."
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Ice Skating Rinks
Five rinks run public skating year-round. A longer list of outdoor pop-up rinks opens for the winter holidays only — they're closed right now and typically don't post next season's calendar until autumn.
Open year-round
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Atlanta IceForum – Duluth
Year-roundNHL-size rink, public sessions offered daily; exact windows shift for school holidays and hockey/figure-skating events.
Check today's public session times on IceForum.com → -
Center Ice Arena – Sandy Springs
Year-round17,000 sq ft indoor rink at I-285 & Roswell Rd; extended public-skate sessions alongside hockey and figure-skating programs.
Check the Public Skate tab on centericearena.org → -
Atlanta Ice House – The Compete Center, Marietta
Year-roundFacility is open daily, roughly 6 a.m.–11:30 p.m.; public-skate windows inside that vary day to day — no reservation needed, arrive a few minutes early.
Check the Public Skate calendar on atlantaicehouse.com → -
The Ice – Cumming
Year-roundFamily-owned rink in Forsyth County; public skate, adult skate, and stick-and-puck sessions run throughout the week.
Check the schedule on theice.info →
Note: IceForum's former Town Center location in Kennesaw is no longer listed here — it's been closed for a while, and multiple rink directories confirm it. If it ever reopens under new ownership, it'll go back on this list.
Seasonal — winter holiday pop-ups (closed now, typically Nov–Feb)
These are outdoor or temporary rinks that operate one holiday season and take the ice down afterward. Dates below reflect last winter's (2025–26) run so you know roughly when to look; 2026–27 dates and ticket links are usually posted by each venue in October or November.
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Skate the Station – Atlantic Station
SeasonalLast season ran Nov 14, 2025–Jan 19, 2026. Youth under 18 required a parent/guardian after 3 p.m.
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The Rink at Avalon – Alpharetta
SeasonalLast season ran Nov 23, 2025–Jan 19, 2026; reservations recommended.
Check Avalon's site for this year's dates → -
Skate the Sky – Ponce City Market
SeasonalLast season ran Nov 28, 2025–Feb 15, 2026; tickets bundled with mini-golf and Skyline Park.
Check Ponce City Market's site for this year's dates → -
Park Tavern Ice Rink – Midtown
SeasonalLast season ran Dec 1, 2025–Feb 16, 2026, inside a heated tent; 21+ after 8:30 p.m.
Check Park Tavern's site for this year's dates → -
High Street Skate on the Green – Dunwoody
SeasonalLast season ran Nov 23, 2025–Jan 19, 2026; hours vary by day and weather.
Check High Street's site for this year's dates → -
The Ice Rink at Sugar Hill
SeasonalCovered outdoor rink; last season ran into mid-February.
Check the City of Sugar Hill's site for this year's dates → -
Frosty's Ice Rink – Lanier Islands
SeasonalPart of the "License to Chill" winter festival; bundled admission with other park activities.
Check Lanier Islands' site for this year's dates → -
Macland On Ice – Powder Springs
Seasonal · short windowVery short run — last season opened Dec 6 and closed Dec 28, Friday–Sunday only. Privately run on the grounds of Worship With Wonders Church, not a City of Powder Springs facility — the city's own site won't have current details.
Check Worship With Wonders Church's site for this year's dates → -
Rink on the River – The Mill on Etowah, Canton
Seasonal · ~40 mi outFully covered, so it runs regardless of weather; farther from the city core than the other seasonal rinks. Same tent, same brand, two different rinks depending on the time of year: it's a roller rink through the summer, then converts to the ice rink each winter (roughly Nov–Jan). If you're checking this in summer, don't be surprised to find roller skates instead of ice.
Check The Mill on Etowah's site for current hours →
Motorsports Venues
From NASCAR Cup weekends to Saturday-night dirt racing to the monthly car show that shuts down a shopping center parking lot, here's every motorsports venue and recurring car event in the Metro Atlanta orbit we could confirm is currently active — plus one well-known track that has closed, so you don't drive out to it by mistake.
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Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta
Active · road course2.54-mile, 12-turn road course; home of the Motul Petit Le Mans (IMSA) and MotoAmerica Superbikes, plus a full annual calendar of club and spectator events.
Next marquee event: Motul Petit Le Mans, Saturday, October 3, 2026 (event weekend runs September 30–October 3).
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EchoPark Speedway (formerly Atlanta Motor Speedway)
Active · NASCAR ovalGeorgia's only NASCAR track, renamed from Atlanta Motor Speedway in June 2025 under a sponsorship deal with EchoPark Automotive. Hosts two NASCAR Cup Series weekends a year plus other touring events.
Both 2026 Cup weekends have already run (Feb 22 and Jul 12, 2026). The next is expected February 2027 — exact date not yet announced.
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Atlanta Motorsports Park
Active · road course & kartingPrivate 2-mile road course and karting circuit built around a driving club and academy; open-to-the-public events (car meets, kart racing) run alongside member track days.
See upcoming events on atlantamotorsportspark.com → -
Dixie Speedway
Active · weekly dirt oval3/8-mile red clay oval, roughly 30 miles north of Downtown Atlanta. Weekly and national touring stock car races, outlaw sprint cars, AMA flat-track motorcycle racing, and monster truck events.
See this week's races on dixiespeedway.com → -
Senoia Raceway
Active · weekly dirt oval3/8-mile high-banked dirt oval south of the city. Racing is typically Saturday nights, with occasional Friday specials and Thursday practice — classes include Late Models, Sprint Cars, Hobby, and Bomber.
See this week's races on senoiaraceway1969.com → -
Atlanta Dragway
ClosedFormerly a full quarter-mile NHRA drag strip. Included here so it's clear it's not currently hosting events — don't plan a trip around it. Listed for reference only.
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Caffeine and Octane
Active · monthly car showNorth America's largest recurring car meet — 2,500+ vehicles and tens of thousands of spectators, every first Sunday of the month, roughly 9–11:30 a.m., rain or shine. Free to attend and free to show a privately owned vehicle. Not wheel-to-wheel racing, but a fixture of the Atlanta car scene, so it's here in its own category.
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Lanier Speedway (formerly Caffeine and Octane's Lanier Raceway)
Ownership just changed — unconfirmedThis 3/8-mile paved oval has changed hands twice in a few years: Caffeine and Octane bought it in 2022 and ran weekly drift/legends/car-meet events, then sold it in October 2025 to a new, publicly unnamed owner operating as "Lanier Speedway LLC." The new owner has said the track will stay open and events will continue, but hasn't published a public schedule yet as of this writing — call before planning a visit.
Check lanierspeedway.com for a current schedule →
This list focuses on venues with a confirmed, active public schedule, plus Lanier Speedway (flagged above) so you know its status rather than assume it's still running as Caffeine and Octane's track. There are additional small short tracks in the wider North Georgia region (for example around Winder and Chatsworth); if you know one that should be added, let us know.