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Atlanta lit up in unforgettable fashion during Atlanta Greek Picnic Fest 2025, which took over the city from July 22–27, 2025. Nicknamed the biggest and best Greek weekend in the country, this edition marked a turning point—AGP officially moved from Morris Brown College to Atlantic Station’s Pinnacle Lot after 20 years, giving the event a modern upgrade while staying rooted in Divine Nine tradition.

The festivities kicked off Tuesday evening with a breezy outdoor mixer at the newly embraced Black‑owned 42 Bar & Grill, setting a welcoming tone with complimentary patio vibes from 6–10 PM. Later that night, “Bamba Tuesdays” brought Afrobeats and Amapiano energy courtesy of DJ Kash, keeping the crowds buzzing deep into the early hours.

Thursday’s Block Party, located downtown, brought together food vendors, celebrity performances, multiple bars, and major stage production—proof that AGP was not just a reunion, but a full cultural takeover.

Then came AGP Friday Night, the official launch party at Believe Music Hall. On Friday, July 25, from 10 PM to 3 AM, walls shook with a mixed set of old‑school and new‑school R&B, afrobeats, and crowd‑pleasing anthems. This was the pulse-setter for a weekend of epic proportions.

Saturday—July 26—was the weekend’s apex. AGP Fest unfolded at Atlantic Station’s Pinnacle Lot from 3 PM to midnight, showcasing Atlanta's skyline across six acres of festival terrain. Multiple bars, brand activations, a vendor village championing Black‑owned businesses, and upgraded VIP cabanas elevated the experience. The highlight of the day was the $10,000 Stroll‑Off competition—a showcase of precision, passion, and pure Greek pride.

This year, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. – Pi Alpha Chapter made history by securing their second consecutive win, cementing their reputation as The Powerful Pi Alpha. On the women’s side, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. delivered a crowd‑stopping routine that earned them top honors and deafening cheers from the thousands in attendance. Both performances underscored why AGP’s stroll-off remains the crown jewel of the weekend—fusing athleticism, creativity, and tradition into an electrifying showdown.

The festival stage also belonged to Rob49, who brought his raw New Orleans energy and turned the stroll-off crowd into a full‑blown concert audience. His set, combined with step showcases and celebrity cameos, created a seamless flow between competition and celebration.

Sunday shifted gears into a more laid‑back but equally vibrant Sunday Funday. Brunch kicked off at 42 Bar & Grill (12–4 PM), spilling into the outdoor day party at Believe Music Hall until 11 PM, with DJs, cocktails, and photo-worthy moments that wrapped up the entire experience.

Across every single day, AGP 2025 wasn’t just a set of events—it was cultural storytelling in motion. Whether you were in VIP cabanas overlooking sweaty step crowds, dancing under the skyline, or soaking in vibes during sponsor activations, the weekend was a masterclass in celebrating Black Greek unity, HBCU legacy, and community purpose.

By the close of Sunday night, AGP founder Tiwa Works and his team had delivered not just an event, but a living legacy. Bonded by tradition, fashion, music, and scholarship initiatives, AGP felt larger than any picnic—it felt like a chapter in history unfolding.

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