Atlanta, Georgia has 3 stand-up comedy clubs, including 2 venues that host open mic nights. Top venues include Laughing Skull Lounge, Dad's Garage, The Punchline. ComedyClubFinder lists every comedy club in Atlanta with addresses, ticket prices, show schedules, and venue details.
Discover 3 stand-up comedy clubs in Atlanta, Georgia. 2 venues host open mic nights. Find shows, tickets, and venue details for every comedy club in Atlanta.
Laughing Skull Lounge is a stand-up comedy club in Atlanta, Georgia. This Atlanta venue hosts regular open mic nights alongside headliner shows, with tickets from $15-$55. 21+ admission policy. Find show schedules, tickets, and venue details on ComedyClubFinder.
Dad's Garage is an award-winning nonprofit theatre company that brings in over 30,000 people a year to our Ezzard Street home in Atlanta's historic Old Fourth Ward.
The Punchline is Atlanta’s Number One Comedy Club, by any metric. It’s longest running and continuously operated comedy club in Atlanta and has the greatest number of customers since opening.
Atlanta's comedy scene is a vibrant and evolving landscape, deeply rooted in the city's rich cultural tapestry and known for nurturing innovative comedic voices. For those seeking laughter, comedy clubs in Atlanta offer a distinctive blend of sharp social commentary, surreal storytelling, and relatable humor that truly reflects the city's diverse spirit. Historically, Atlanta has been a significant breeding ground for comedic talent, with the city's unique sensibility — showcased brilliantly in Donald Glover's acclaimed series "Atlanta" — influencing a generation of performers who draw from everyday Southern urban life to deliver humor that resonates on multiple levels.
When planning a night out, you'll find comedy thriving across various neighborhoods. Midtown and parts of Buckhead are known for their lively entertainment options, often hosting both established acts and emerging talents. The Old Fourth Ward and East Atlanta Village offer more independent and experimental shows, reflecting the city's growing arts scene. Weekends are naturally popular, but many clubs feature open mic nights and showcases on weeknights, offering a more intimate and experimental experience. Atlanta's comedy scene is not just about stand-up — it also embraces improv and sketch comedy, fostering a dynamic environment where performers can hone their craft across multiple formats.
Practical considerations for a night out: most establishments recommend arriving 15–30 minutes early to secure good seating, especially for popular shows. Age restrictions are typically 18+ or 21+ due to alcohol service, and many venues implement a two-drink or food minimum. Parking varies by location — Midtown and Buckhead have parking decks nearby, while MARTA rail provides convenient access to several entertainment districts. Explore the listings below to find your perfect night of laughter in Atlanta.