Events in Gwinnett County today

Every weekend, you can bring a friend at no charge. Present this event at the front desk and your friend’s usual $15 guest fee will be waived. Guests must be at least 18, and standard club policies remain in effect. For full details, speak with the club staff.

Harmony Med Spa is now offering aesthetic services at Lifeline Primary Care in Duluth. Care is provided by certified Nurse Practitioner Corinne Anthony Manswell in a calm, professional setting. Services include Botox priced at $7 per unit and fillers at $450. Appointments can be arranged by phone.

The 26th Annual Swat Trot 5K brings the community together to Back the Blue, with proceeds benefiting the Gwinnett Police Foundation. The event features music, door prizes, awards, and snacks after the race, along with the trot.

The market ushers in the season with a fresh lineup of produce from the fields. Early highlights include hearty brassica cooking greens, crisp radishes, romaine heads and salad mixes, green onions, dill, hakurei turnips, green beans and more. Following close behind are Unagi cucumbers, a range of cherry and heirloom tomatoes, carrots, beets, onions, watermelons, collards, basil, marigolds, red, white and blue potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, cilantro, snap peas, and both summer and winter squash, along with a few surprises.

A Super Saturday flash sale begins in Snellville, GA. The opening marks the start of this quick sale event.

An outdoor, family-friendly celebration of Latin American cuisine comes to Slow Pour Brewing Company with Latin music and a curated lineup of food vendors from the Caribbean, Central, and South America. Explore a wide range of dishes, including vegetarian and vegan choices and plenty of desserts, paired with refreshing drinks. Tickets or an RSVP are required for entry, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Gluten-free availability varies by vendor, and policies on pets and lost-and-found are set by the venue.

Mary Fahl appears in a duo setting at Eddie Owen Presents at Red Clay, bringing the rich contralto that first captivated audiences with October Project’s layered harmonies and sweeping melodies. Her wide-ranging career has included writing and recording for film, such as the theme to Gods and Generals, performing arias and early Spanish music for Sony Classical, and creating a full-album reinterpretation of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. Working through her Rimar Records label, she earned an Indie Acoustic Award for the concert recording Live at the Mauch Chunk Opera House and a 2020 Independent Music Award for Winter Songs and Carols. Her surround edition of From the Dark Side of the Moon, mixed by Bob Clearmountain, received the 2021 Immersive Album Audio Listener’s Choice and was recognized by Life in Surround. Her cinematic writing has even echoed through literature, inspiring Anne Rice to weave Fahl’s voice into The Wolves of Midwinter. This performance highlights Can’t Get It Out of My Head, a collection that pays tribute to the music that shaped her with fresh takes on songs by Pink Floyd, George Harrison, Moody Blues, ELO, The Rolling Stones and Neil Young.

Create your own adorably spooky ghost. There is still availability.

Twisted Tavern hosts a weekly Saturday night karaoke party, offering a fun evening of singing and good company.

In Norcross, GA, this Sunday sale offers weekly savings on color tickets. Each Sunday, two color tickets are half off and two additional color tickets are discounted by 75 percent. White ticket items and tickets of the week are not included in the offer.

This gathering invites courageous reflection and honest conversation. Together in a circle for healing, grounded in compassionate presence, participants explore a shared inquiry... what kind of village do we choose to become for one another. The focus is on deep listening, mutual care, and the bravery needed to hold difficult questions.

Sapphire in Duluth serves weekend brunch with food and drinks. Sunday is highlighted, and Saturday brunch is available as well.

Settle in at Pickle and Social Gwinnett for NFL Sundays, where football takes over every screen. With multiple matchups on at once, you can follow your team, keep tabs on your fantasy lineup, or track every game as it unfolds. HDTVs fill the space, so each kickoff, touchdown, and clutch moment is easy to catch. Pair the action with cold beer, craft cocktails, and game day fare, and cheer alongside fellow fans in a lively atmosphere. Make this your home base for NFL Sundays all season.

Metalsome Tributes brings Costumes, Masks & Make Up to 37 Main in downtown Buford, Georgia, honoring artists who turned concerts into visual spectacles with standout costumes, makeup, masks, stage characters, and theatrical production. This one-night tribute assembles vocalists and musicians from across Georgia for performances connected to the theme. Rather than centering on a single band or artist, the show features a rotating sign-up lineup, with a new combination of players on every song for a continually shifting set. All ages are welcome, admission is free, seating is first come, first served, and no tickets or reservations are required.

Metalsome Tributes brings together a rotating lineup of musicians every few months to honor iconic music, whether it is a landmark band, a classic album, a defining genre, or a transformative era. This edition spotlights artists who made costumes, distinctive makeup, or masks a core part of their stage personas, with a performance built around songs from those theatrical trailblazers. KISS and Alice Cooper naturally come to mind, and the tribute reaches further back to recognize a wider lineage of performers who fused sound and spectacle.

Golfers will tee it up at Bear's Best Atlanta for a returning tournament that benefits community-based mentoring. Proceeds support the Community-Based Mentoring Program along with enrichment activities, mentoring initiatives, and scholarship opportunities. Entry is $160 for an individual or $640 for a foursome, and the package includes tournament participation, breakfast, entry into the Longest Drive contest, an awards luncheon, and a goody bag. Players may register as a 2, 3, or 4 person team and should include teammates’ names during registration. Collared shirts are required. Denim and metal spike shoes are not permitted, and course rules will be enforced. The tournament will be held rain or shine unless conditions are determined to be too hazardous for play.

The Corvette Cruisers of Atlanta gather for their monthly meeting featuring a guest program on Corvette service. Steve Kelly, Assistant Service Manager, and Phil Ferrara, Parts Manager, from Maxie Price Chevrolet will discuss service-related topics for Corvettes. This meeting is part of a planned series of speakers across several upcoming gatherings. Other sessions in the series feature members Keith Stephenson and Al Gephart sharing detailing fundamentals and product insights, and Walker and Laurie Nolan covering home and auto insurance basics such as claims, deductibles, and approaches to managing premiums. Additional visits from Road Atlanta and Michelin Tires are being organized. The group meets at IHOP Restaurant, with dinner and social time before the business portion. The board, led by President Sharon Guck and Vice President for Activities Bill Waldrop, coordinates these programs.

Monday nights feature a trivia night with challenging questions, delicious pizza, and plenty of fun for trivia fans.

A Tuesday sale in Norcross, GA offers 50 percent off all clothing. White ticket items and tickets of the week are excluded from the discount. For more information, contact the store.

Gwinnett County Public Schools holds a Board of Education work session each month in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center in Suwanee. The public can attend to learn more about how the school system operates and the programs it offers. If attending in person is not possible, a livestream is available and recordings can be viewed later. Community feedback is welcomed by emailing board members, speaking directly with a board member at local school or community events, sending a letter, contacting the representative for your district, or interacting with the board on its official social media channels. Information is also provided on how to address operational concerns at the school level, along with resources that explain the responsibilities of school board members. Details such as agendas, decorum, livestream and video access, and future meeting dates are available.

Enjoy a movie night in The Plaza with friends and family as a beloved film lights up the big screen. This installment features Hocus Pocus. Seating is limited, so guests are encouraged to bring their own tailgate chairs. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted at Forum events. On-site dining options are available for takeout to enjoy while you watch.

Music takes center stage at Canteen127 with a bingo session that replaces the usual numbered balls with beats. Play for Canteen Cash in the canteen, while a separate game in the Legion Hall awards cash to traditional bingo winners.

Midweek savings await at Southern Thrift Market in Norcross, where six color tickets are marked 50 percent off each Wednesday. Items with white tickets and those designated as the ticket of the week are not included in this promotion. For more information, please contact the store.

American Mahjong enthusiasts gather on Wednesdays at Brightside Cafe in Buford for open play in a welcoming, supportive setting. The emphasis is friendly competition, with players aiming for wins and applauding each other’s success. There is no fee to participate, and purchasing a drink or snack is encouraged to support the cafe, which employs adults with special abilities. Players often bring their preferred tile sets, and everyone should bring their own card. The group is coordinated by Joyful Mahjong, with communication handled through GroupMe, and Angela with Joyful Mahjong can add participants. Games are social rather than for points or money, and an occasional trinket may be awarded for a mahjong. Open play is intended for those who already know the basics or have taken a class and are ready to play. Newer players receive help at the table, while complete beginners can be connected with lessons through Joyful Mahjong to get ready for future open play.

A recurring workout series that builds both body and mind, blending strength work, cardio, and mindful practice for a well rounded experience. This session features a Pilates class led by Club Pilates. Please bring your own mat to use during the workout. Pick up a loyalty stamp at each visit, complete five classes to finish your card, then redeem it for a Forum Fit swag item. Sessions may be canceled if weather conditions are unfavorable, with updates shared on social media at @theforumptc. By attending, participants consent to being photographed or recorded without compensation, and The Forum Peachtree Corners may use this media for future publicity.

Canteen127 at American Legion Sugar Hill hosts a Wing-it Wednesday wing special alongside Texas Hold'em poker. Jumbo wings cost $1.27 each, and the poker game is free with a chance to take home a $100 tournament prize.

Enjoy trivia at Diesel Tap House.

At Eddie Owen Presents, the CPK Trio unites saxophonist Jeff Coffin, drummer Jordan Perlson, and bassist Viktor Krauss for an inventive performance. Coffin, a three-time Grammy winner known for his work with Dave Matthews Band and Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, delivers dynamic, emotive playing. Perlson, whose background spans jazz, rock, and electronic music and collaborations with artists such as Becca Stevens and Adrian Belew, drives intricate rhythms. Krauss, an accomplished bassist and composer with credits including Bill Frisell, Robert Plant with Alison Krauss, Lyle Lovett, and James Taylor, provides deep harmonic focus and lyrical bass lines. Their music folds improvisation, sophisticated arrangements, and soulful writing into a fresh blend of jazz, Americana, and exploratory sounds. Special guest Bob Lanzetti, guitarist with the multi Grammy Award winning collective Snarky Puppy, joins to broaden the ensemble’s colors with inventive lines and ensemble savvy drawn from his work as a performer, writer, and arranger.

Step into the role of a creature scientist and turn spooky ideas into original monsters in a hands-on illustration workshop. Led by RICKMAN, author and illustrator of “Zach Meets The Zombie”, this experience guides participants through the full process, from brainstorming and rough sketches to refined pencils, inking, and color, so each creation feels complete. The emphasis is on drawing from imagination and building practical skills to bring unique characters to life. Open to ages 12 and up. Pricing is $95 for members and $105 for non-members. Confront the things that go bump in the night by transforming them into artwork you design yourself.

The Board of Education holds its monthly business meeting in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. The meeting highlights school system achievements, offers a public comment period, and includes votes with explanations of the decisions made. Those who stay through the close can hear final remarks from Board members that directly address the community. It is also a formal opportunity to address the governance team, with procedures for speaking available online. If attending in person is not possible, a livestream and recorded archive are available. Community feedback can be shared by emailing board members, speaking with a member at local school or community gatherings, sending written correspondence, contacting the appropriate district representative, or engaging on official social media channels. Information about policies under review and how to suggest edits, steps for resolving school-level concerns, and details such as agendas, decorum, and future meeting dates can be found on the district’s website.

Drinkin' & Thinkin' Trivia Night brings friendly competition to Canteen127 in the American Legion Sugar Hill every Thursday, hosted by Kary and Angela. Enjoy the $12.70 "Red, White & Blue Plate Special" dinner and put your knowledge to the test with trivia. Prizes include "millions" in Legion Bucks bar cash, creating a lively night of food, fun, and brain teasers.