Free events in Johns Creek, GA

Preschoolers and their caregivers are invited to a weekly Kids Club that is free to attend and requires no registration. Activities change from week to week and may include crafts, dance, animal encounters, story time, puppet shows, special guests, and music. Themes and activity details are shared on Facebook and Instagram stories. A parent or guardian must stay with each child during the program. The series runs seasonally and is weather dependent. After the activities, families can enjoy lunch, snacks, or sweet treats at kid-friendly restaurants and visit Piggy Jo’s, a children’s gift and clothing boutique. By attending, participants consent to the use of their likeness in photos or video captured on site, and Halcyon may use this media for future publicity without compensation.

The Board of Education holds a monthly work session, typically scheduled for the third Tuesday with any exceptions noted in advance. Meetings take place in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. Residents are encouraged to attend to learn more about district operations and programs. A live stream is offered for real-time viewing, and recordings can be watched afterward. Public input is welcomed through email, participation in local school and community meetings, written correspondence, direct contact with your district representative, and engagement on the Board’s official social media channels. Agendas, meeting guidelines, schedules, and video archives are available through the district’s online resources, along with information describing the duties of elected school board members and relevant state law.

Enjoy an evening of smooth jazz and Southern flavor at Louisiana Bistreaux Perimeter. Talented local musicians set the tone with live performances while the kitchen highlights Cajun and Creole staples such as gumbo, jambalaya, and étouffée. The bar serves cocktails inspired by the French Quarter, including classics like a Sazerac and a refreshing Mint Julep. The setting is lively and welcoming, great for a night out with friends, a date, or unwinding after work. Look for drink specials and weekly dinner specials to round out the experience.

At the town center market, shoppers can explore a broad selection that begins with brassica cooking greens, crisp radishes, heads of romaine and mixed salad greens, green onions, dill, hakurei turnips, and green beans. The offerings also include Unagi cucumbers, cherry and heirloom tomatoes, carrots, beets, onions, watermelons, collards, basil, marigolds, red, white, and blue potatoes, plus cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, cilantro, snap peas, and both summer and winter squash. A few extra surprises are planned too.

Shops of Dunwoody Farmers Market takes place every Sunday.

A weekly Sunday Latin night in Gwinnett brings lessons, dining, and dancing to La Industria Mexican Grill. The evening begins with a Salsa and Bachata lesson available for $30 per person in advance, then continues with a social featuring a mix of Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and more with DJ King Tito. Tacos and other Mexican dishes are available from the restaurant. There is no cover charge for the party. Outside food or drinks are not permitted.

The Dunwoody City Council meeting offers several ways to follow along. An agenda and a view-only Zoom link will be posted closer to the meeting date on the City’s agenda site. Anyone wishing to make public comment must appear in person. The meeting will be live-streamed on the City of Dunwoody Facebook page, and a recording will be available afterward on the City’s YouTube channel. For questions, email communications@dunwoodyga.gov.