No one shot at 404 Day Festival at Underground Atlanta, police confirm
What we know
The celebration of all things Atlanta continues without a hitch after Atlanta police refuted a rumor that there had been a shooting at 404 Day Weekend Festival 2025 at Underground Atlanta on Saturday.
The day started off with an inaugural parade through downtown Atlanta.
FOX 5 Atlanta cameras captured the floats, bands and cheerleaders marching their way down Peachtree Street. It ended at Underground Atlanta for a family-friendly event honoring Atlanta's unique culture.
There was food, live performances and vendors.
There were so many eager attendees that the event, which was slated to run from noon to 8 p.m., shut down earlier than expected.
What's next
404 Day Beats on the Beltline will continue to run tonight until 10 p.m. at Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark.
Remember, 404 Day festivities don't end until Sunday. At noon, there's a free Celebrity & Influencer Softball Game planned at Center Parc Stadium. There will be food trucks, giveaways and DJs.
Looking for other plans, freebies or discounts this weekend? Check out FOX 5 Atlanta's list of events here.
The Source
The Atlanta Police Department confirmed no one had been shot during the 404 Day Weekend Festival 2025 at Underground Atlanta, despite rumors and commotion. An event organizer who spoke to FOX 5 Atlanta reporter Joi Dukes confirmed the event's early ending.
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