Some folks chase fireworks like concert tickets—hours of driving, parking roulette, and the annual “wait, where’d we leave the car?” Meanwhile, Gwinnett locals know better. You don’t have to leave the county to light up your Fourth! From baseball diamonds to so many of our awesome parks, Independence Day stretches into a multi-day, multi-city bash.
A picnic isn't just a meal—it’s a mini vacation. It’s where your favorite sandwich tastes better, the lemonade feels colder, and your phone gets forgotten (for at least 20 minutes). So grab your blanket, fill up that basket, and let Gwinnett’s gorgeous parks and summer sunshine do the rest. Here’s your guide to the perfect summer picnic...
Who doesn’t love a movie under the stars? From town greens to park lawns—and even the mall—free movie nights are lighting up Gwinnett all summer long. With food trucks, themed drinks, and family-friendly fun, there’s something for everyone. Here’s where to catch your next outdoor flick.
Flicks on the Bricks
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The North Gwinnett Co-Op continues to represent what communities can do when they work together. For the past 34 years, the Co-Op has supported individuals, families, and seniors by empowering Buford, Sugar Hill, & Suwanee residents with the tools to help fight hunger—and to build a pathway to self-sufficiency. Services provided include:
You can’t hear beach music without wanting to dance—or at least tap your foot and smile at a stranger. That’s exactly the kind of vibe Loganville’s Town Green was built for, and this summer, it’s delivering!
Kicking things off June 20, the Groovin’ on the Green concert series brings The Embers—yes, those Embers—to downtown....
Let’s face it—there are only so many times you can make eyes over a bread basket before date night starts feeling more like a standing meeting than a spark. And while there’s nothing wrong with your favorite booth or go-to order, sometimes a little unpredictability is exactly what love needs.
This summer, Gwinnett couples...
Mark your calendar—and maybe clear a little room on your plate—because Juneteenth celebrations are lighting up Gwinnett this June! From city-sponsored gatherings to grassroots festivals, three standout events in Lawrenceville, Norcross, and Sugar Hill are honoring the holiday in ways that are joyful, thoughtful, and rooted in community.
Juneteenth, traditionally observed on June 19,...
You know that look your dog gives you when the leash comes out—but instead of excitement, it’s just... mild disappointment. Like, Really? The same sidewalk again? Sometimes your pup needs more than just another lap around the block, and honestly, you probably do too.
That’s where Gwinnett’s dog-friendly hangouts come in. From wide-open parks...
