Oyster Festival Returns To Park Tavern

From the venue:

Oyster Festival Returns to Park Tavern, Midtown Atlanta

Two Vibes- One Party- Your Choice
Pro Tip: Want raw or grilled oysters? Get there before sunset. After dark, fried oysters and baskets are guaranteed.

Oyster Fest is back at Park Tavern, and this year it’s bigger and bolder than ever. Midtown Atlanta’s favorite oyster festival returns on February 7th, serving up the freshest oysters, festival flavors, and an all-day party that rolls straight into the night.

Here’s the twist:
Park Tavern has teamed up with Clique Cabana, transforming Oyster Fest into two parties in one.
Start the day with live music, oysters, and laid-back park vibes—then watch the energy shift as Clique Cabana’s DJs take over, turning the festival into a high-energy dance party under the city skyline.

What to Expect

Fresh oysters- Raw & Grilled Oysters available before sunset
Fried Oysters are served all day and night.
Fried Shrimp & Chicken Baskets Crispy fries included—perfect for non-oyster fans.
Full Bar + Drink Specials, including Non-AL & CBD/THC drinks
Live music with BLINK 182- Tribute Band Blank 281
DJ-driven nightlife in one seamless event featuring Axial, Sir Luke, and Lee Foss

Outdoor festival vibes in Piedmont Park, right in the heart of Midtown- A crowd that comes for the oysters and stays for the music.
Whether you’re here to shuck, sip, dance, or do all three, Oyster Fest at Park Tavern delivers a full-day-to-night experience that defines Atlanta festival season.

Event Details

Location: Park Tavern at Iconic Piedmont Park, Midtown Atlanta
Ages: 21+ event (kids welcome with parents)
Pet-Friendly: Bring your well-behaved four-legged friends
Rain or Shine: Plenty of indoor & outdoor space
Event Ticket: Includes entry + live entertainment
Food & drinks sold separately
We recommend walking, Uber, or Lyft.
Paid parking is available in the gravel lot next to Park Tavern.
Plan your day- Mark your calendar, buy tickets, and arrive early for oysters.

Oysterfest 2026 is calling—and those oysters won’t shuck themselves.