State-of-the-art venue for Hawks, Dream, concerts, and events.




























1 State Farm Dr, Atlanta, GA 30303 Get directions
"Philips Arena is considered to be one of the best sport and multi-purpose facilities in the world. Hosting anything from the Beer and Tacos Fest to the Grateful Dead & Company, this venue does it all in style. Most importantly, it is home to our Atlanta Hawks and Atlanta Dream." - Flags of Origin

"The J.R. Crickets at State Farm Arena has a tiny menu featuring just a few wing flavors (calm down, lemon pepper made the cut), a footlong hot dog, and a few other items. But honestly, who cares about limited options when we have the Hawks live and in person just around the corner? We’ll gladly devour our wings while watching Trae drain buckets from behind the arc. If the Hawks happen to win, then it’s a total slam dunk." - nina reeder, juli horsford, demarco williams, jacinta howard
"The J.R. Crickets at State Farm Arena has a tiny menu featuring just a few wing flavors (calm down, lemon pepper made the cut), a footlong hot dog, and a few other items. But honestly, who cares about limited options when we have the Hawks live and in person just around the corner? We’ll gladly devour our wings while watching Trae drain buckets from behind the arc. If the Hawks happen to win, then it’s a total slam dunk. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

"Hosting a grand tasting on Thursday, August 10 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., State Farm Arena will present the Nosh Culinary Showcase featuring food and drinks from dozens of Black-owned restaurants, chef demonstrations, live music, and tickets priced between $50 and $75 per person." - Beth McKibben

"Set to host the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday, March 7, this downtown arena will hold the event without fans in the stands. Its role as the game site has sparked public-health concerns, with the Atlanta mayor urging people not to travel and asking bars and nightclubs to refrain from hosting All-Star parties; local officials worry unofficial gatherings could drive COVID-19 spread. Despite the lack of sanctioned NBA events, promoters are moving forward with tied parties featuring appearances by artists such as 2Chainz, Gucci Mane, and Migos. The weekend has already prompted nearby jurisdictions to adjust rules—Brookhaven approved extended pouring hours March 4–8 to help restaurants—and highlights Atlanta’s stricter enforcement of capacity rules for bars and new requirements for businesses to qualify as restaurants." - Beth McKibben