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THE WORKS TO HOST SIXTH ANNUAL UPPER WESTSIDE PUPFEST

Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 8/25/26

Tickets are now on sale for the tailgate-themed event benefiting the Atlanta Humane Society

WHEN: Saturday, Sept. 19              

             2 to 5 p.m.

WHERE: The Works’ Camp Street

               1259 Chattahoochee Ave NW

               Atlanta, GA 30318

WHO: The Works is hosting its sixth annual Upper Westside PUPFEST on Sept. 19 from 2-5 p.m.

WHAT: This year’s Tailgate theme celebrates football and game day culture. At PUPFEST, guests can enjoy a curated market of dog-friendly vendors, live music from DJ Steve and the UGA Redcoat Alumni Band, college football on a big screen, photo opportunities with their pups, and more. Guests and dogs are encouraged to dress in their best game day attire for the Pup Rally Contest, where the most spirited duo will win a prize from The Works and ultimate bragging rights. Afterward, refuel with tailgate-inspired food and beverage specials from participating restaurants. The celebration continues with The After Paw-ty at Fetch Park. All dogs must be current on vaccinations to enter the park.

A portion of ticket sales benefit the Atlanta Humane Society and animals in need. Early bird tickets are available for $12 through August 23, with general admission increasing to $16 beginning August 24. Tickets are available at The Works website. Follow @theworksatl on Instagram or visit our website for updates and announcements.

THE WORKS TO TRASNFORM INTO THE UPPER WESTSIDE’S SOCCER HEADQUARTERS THIS SUMMER

Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 5/4/26

Experience eight weeks of “All The Soccer Things,” including live music, watch parties and giveaways 

The Upper Westside’s premier mixed-use destination, The Works is launching All The Soccer Things this summer, an eight-week immersive series with art, live musical performances, public watch parties, soccer giveaways and strategic collaborations with two key Atlanta soccer organizations. From die-hard supporters to casual fans, All The Soccer Things will transform The Works into the Upper Westside’s soccer headquarters, where the community will gather to celebrate the passion, pride and global spirit that soccer brings to Atlanta.

Throughout this series, people can come together at The Works to take part in the excitement, whether they’re lifelong fans or just discovering the game. 

All The Soccer Things festivities include:

  • Movie and Match Night (June 12): The Works is getting in the soccer spirit with two special screenings. Stop by the Camp Street Green at 4 p.m. for a screening of the family-friendly comedy “Kicking & Screaming,” followed by a watch party of the country’s first match, USA vs. Paraguay at 6 p.m. 
  • All The Soccer Things Kickoff (June 13): The Works is kicking off All The Soccer Things with a high-energy drum performance by Brazuka Percussion at 1 p.m. on Camp Street. Packed with intense spirit, this local drumline can be found in the fan zone at every Atlanta United soccer game. After the performance, be part of the kickoff as The Works hosts its first public soccer watch party of the summer, featuring:
    • 3 p.m. – Qatar vs. Switzerland and Brazil vs. Morocco  
    • 9 p.m. – Haiti vs. Scotland 

Celebrate the game, the community and the city all on one unforgettable day at The Works!

  • Watch Party (June 13, June 21 and July 19): Join The Works for game day as it hosts three public matchday watch parties throughout the summer.
  • June 13 at Camp Street Green
    • 3 p.m. – Qatar vs. Switzerland and Brazil vs. Morocco  
    • 9 p.m. – Haiti vs. Scotland 
  • June 21 at The Camp
    • 12 p.m. – Spain vs. Saudi Arabia and Belgium vs. Iran 
    • 6 p.m. – Uruguay vs. Cabo Verde and New Zealand vs. Egypt 
  • July 19 at The Camp
    • 3 p.m. – World Cup Final Match 
  • Game Face (June 24 and July 15): Show team pride in full color at this spirited face painting event! Guests are encouraged to stop by and get decked out in their team’s colors before catching the match on screen at one of the participating locations.

Ongoing programming includes:

  • Jersey Fridays (Every Friday in June and July): The community is invited to reptheirteam all summer long! Those who wear their soccer jersey every Friday in June and July can score special discounts at participating tenants at The Works, including Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q, Your 3rd Spot, Chattahoochee Food Works, Dr. Scofflaw’s, American Axes, Love Train Antiques, and Chicheria Mexican Kitchen.
  • Summer Satur-daze Summer Music Series (Every Saturday in June and July): All summer long, The Works will feature live music celebrating the rich culture of the World Cup, including musicians from High Latin, TC Costello, Garden Variety Band, Black Lion, Orquestra MaCuba and Projeto Brasileiro.
  • Global Gear Merch Pop-Up: Don’t miss this pop-up shop featuring licensed FIFA merchandise, soccer apparel and accessories. The Global Gear Merch Pop-Up will open in May for fans looking to gear up.
  • Spirit on The Spur Art Wall: Snap a photo at The Works’ custom soccer-themed mural on The Spur, created by local chalk artist Jessi Queen and inspired by the spirit and energy of Atlanta.

Grand Prize Giveaway: Culminating the summer celebration, one lucky person will win the All The Soccer Things grand prize giveaway on July 19, valued at over $5,000. This massive prize includes officially licensed FIFA World Cup merchandise and four tickets to the Atlanta United vs. Inter Miami game on Oct. 17 in a 100 Level premium suite with complimentary food and drinks. Participants can enter to win by signing up for The Works newsletter via theworksatl.com.

Throughout All The Soccer Things, The Works will partner with local organizations to bring this programming to life, including Soccer in the Streets, a local nonprofit focused on making soccer accessible to Atlanta’s youth through soccer training, character development and employability programs, and All Stripes, an Atlanta United fanbase dedicated to local soccer fans in the LGBTQ+ community. 

“Soccer has an incredible way of bringing people together, and that’s exactly what this partnership with The Works represents,” said Catalina Dunn, Marketing Manager at Soccer in the Streets. “The Works’ All the Soccer Things programming helps create meaningful opportunities for our community, culture, and the shared love of the game.”

For a full lineup of events during All The Soccer Things, visit the event on The Works’ website and follow The Works on Instagram and Facebook.