Events in Johns Creek today

Spend a day of championship golf, dinner, and philanthropy at a prestigious Georgia private club. The Fore Paws Charity Golf Classic and Auction brings together business leaders, golfers, and animal advocates to support Paw Project of Georgia, Inc., with proceeds directed to lifesaving veterinary care, spay and neuter services, and rescue work across the state. Participants take on TPC Sugarloaf, a private club with PGA TOUR pedigree designed by Greg Norman, recognized for its championship layout, pristine playing conditions, and a track record of hosting professional tournaments. The day begins with check-in and warm-up on the practice range, followed by a shotgun start for 18 holes of friendly competition and camaraderie. After the round, guests enjoy a cocktail reception and a buffet dinner. The program continues with a combined silent and live auction featuring exclusive experiences, luxury travel packages, sports memorabilia, and unique items, then concludes with golf awards. The silent auction wraps up at the end of the program, and winning bidder cards on file are charged.

At Cinnaholic Dunwoody, Mondays come with a sweet deal. Signature cinnamon rolls are $4 each for the entire day, so it is easy to grab a favorite, surprise the team, or pick up dessert after dinner. This offer is available only at the Cinnaholic Dunwoody location, applies on Mondays, and cannot be combined with other promotions.

Sweeten the week at Cinnaholic Dunwoody with any Signature Roll priced at $4. Stop by for a personal favorite, bring a box to the office, or finish the day with dessert. This promotion cannot be combined with other offers and is valid only at the Cinnaholic Dunwoody location.

This inaugural gathering of Intentional Networking centers on conversation-driven connections rather than quick elevator pitches. Attendees will have time to learn about one another’s businesses, ask thoughtful questions, exchange ideas, and build genuine professional relationships with people from a variety of industries. It is suited for business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals who want to grow their network with intention. For more information, email IntentionalNetworking@protonmail.com.

A long-running Perimeter meetup takes place at Jason's Deli and centers on open play. Participants bring favorite games or take a seat with a group already playing.

Follow city business during this City Council meeting with options to watch online or participate in person. The agenda and a Zoom link for viewing only will be posted closer to the meeting date on the city’s agenda site. Public comment will be accepted only in person. Proceedings will be live-streamed on the City of Dunwoody’s Facebook page, and a recording will be available afterward on its YouTube page. For questions, email communications@dunwoodyga.gov.

A Tuesday sale features 50 percent off all clothing. Exclusions apply to white ticket items and tickets of the week. For more information, contact or visit the store.

Designed for ages 3 and 4, this hands-on nature program helps children expand their knowledge of the outdoors and make new friends. A CNC naturalist will guide little explorers across 127 acres, followed by an educational wildlife presentation that offers a close look at animals from CNC. Participants create a craft to take home and leave with a renewed appreciation for nature in winter. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Cost is $60 for the general public and $45 for CNC members. Pricing is for a three-part series per child, and an adult helper is required and admitted free.

This event centers on a conversation about the hit title YESTERYEAR. Copies are available in the store at a 20 percent discount.

This free activity day at Lillian Webb Park, organized by Live Healthy Gwinnett and the City of Norcross, features games and other interactive activities for participants of all ages. Closed-toe shoes are recommended.

Cycle Gear Bike Night is back with an evening of fun and friendly rivalry. Take on Slow Races that reward finishing last. There will be food to enjoy and vendors to explore. Bring your bike, your crew, and a competitive streak for a lively night with prizes.

The Plaza hosts a relaxed big-screen movie experience for friends and families. This edition features Shrek. Seating is limited, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own tailgate chairs. Outside food, drinks, and coolers are not permitted at Forum events, and on-site dining options are available for takeout.

A lively trivia night at Catrina’s Mexican Grill offers a fun atmosphere, prizes for top teams, and plenty of food and drinks. Friends can team up to test their knowledge, and arriving early makes it easier to find a table.

The August Romance Book Club presents a discussion of The Love Hypothesis, with copies of the book available at a 20% discount.

Southern Thrift Market offers a Wednesday savings event featuring half off items marked with any of six ticket colors. White tickets and items designated as the ticket of the week are not included. For more information, please call the store or visit in person.

Now in its ninth year, the Moxie Awards, presented by Northeast Georgia Health System, honors women who are making it happen. The program unfolds in two parts, beginning with a keynote speaker and concluding with the presentation of the Moxie Awards.

Designed for preschoolers and their caregivers, this weekly Kids Club offers free, no-registration fun with a rotating mix of activities. Expect a changing lineup that can include hands-on crafts, dance, animal encounters, story time, puppet shows, special guests, and music. Themes and specific activities are shared on the event’s Facebook page and Instagram Stories. A parent or guardian must remain with each child for the duration. The series is weather dependent. After the program, families can enjoy kid-friendly dining options and visit Piggy Jo’s, a children’s gift and clothing boutique. By attending, participants consent to photo or video capture for future publicity by Halcyon without compensation.

A long-standing weekly gathering for games takes place at the Alpharetta Jason’s Deli. Attendees bring favorite games or take a seat with a group that has room. Many grab a meal and chat while deciding what to play, then settle in for an evening of tabletop fun together.

Ladies Night features live music by Stephen Lee and a complimentary appetizer bar with the purchase of a cocktail. Cocktails and wine are $7, and a Lavender & Lemon Martini is available exclusively for this event at that price. Settle in for music, appetizers, and $7 sips.

Move your body and sharpen your focus with this weekly Forum Fit class, which blends strength work, cardio, and mindful practices to support balance and empowerment. This session features a yoga and sound bath experience led by Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival, with instruction offered in both English and Spanish. Please bring your own mat for use during class. Participants can receive a loyalty stamp at each visit, and completing five classes allows you to exchange a full card for a Forum Fit swag item. Plans may change due to weather, with updates shared on social media at @theforumptc. By attending, you consent to the use of photos or video taken onsite for future publicity by The Forum Peachtree Corners without compensation.

Meet the women who started Girls Who Walk Dunwoody at a relaxed walk centered on connection and conversation. Created by two organizers who know how challenging it can be to find community, this gathering offers a welcoming space where movement is easy and chats flow. It is not only about walking. It is about getting moving, clearing your head, meeting good people, and feeling comfortable showing up just as you are. The atmosphere stays low pressure with no expectations. Bring a friend or arrive on your own, and feel at ease among friendly faces.

Motley Crue performs live at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, GA. Fans can see the band on stage at this amphitheatre for a concert in Alpharetta.

Sing with ATL Live Band Karaoke and pick the songs you love most, from well-known favorites to the ones you usually belt in the shower. Step into the spotlight and feel like the star of the show, an experience you will not forget.

Southern Thrift Market features a weekly Thursday sale offering a 30 percent discount for senior citizens and military personnel. The promotion excludes solid white tickets.

Geared toward toddlers, this 2nd Thursday program highlights the museum's bus collection and includes storytime and a craft. Attendees can take a train ride and explore the entire museum. Guests may bring a picnic. Tickets are available.

This family friendly event is sponsored by the City of Duluth.

Evenings at Chattahoochee Nature Center bring live music and sunset views to the Great Lawn and the covered outdoor pavilion. Taking place on the second and fourth Thursdays from June through September, the series blends twilight ambience with performances by artists such as Magnolia Express, Kobanova, Cody Bolden & The Roadhands, Darby Wilcox, GSO Jazz, Electromatics, Sainte Jane, and Marcella Jones and Brown Liquor Band. Access is included with general admission, and CNC members are admitted at no additional cost.

Puzzle fans can test their speed and teamwork at Mimms Museum in a friendly race to complete a 500-piece jigsaw. Teams of up to four tackle the same museum-selected puzzle, and the fastest finish earns complimentary museum admission. Five-person groups are permitted, with 10 minutes added to the final time. Registration is $15 per person and includes the team’s puzzle, snacks, and background music. Both alcoholic and alcohol-free drinks will be available for purchase at the bar. Each team keeps its puzzle at the end, and solo participants are welcome and can be paired with an open team.

Enjoy a networking evening at Serendipity Labs Atlanta - Alpharetta focused on building relationships, collaborating, and fostering community. Designed for women business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals, the gathering emphasizes the value of in-person conversation where trust can develop quickly and opportunities like referrals, new clients, partnerships, or speaking engagements may take shape. Hosted by Alpharetta & Milton Connect Moms and Serendipity Labs, it welcomes those just starting out as well as experienced leaders. Participants can share ideas, exchange resources, and expand their networks alongside peers who support and celebrate one another’s success.

A thoughtfully planned social evening created for Christian singles who have built, or are rebuilding, a meaningful life and want a community that truly reflects that. Attendees are unmarried, with the focus primarily on people in their forties, fifties, and sixties, though a sincere mindset is what matters most. Welcoming hosts will greet guests and help make connections, and engaging icebreakers will help move beyond small talk from the very start. The vibe is relaxed and pressure free, with clear, faith-centered expectations. There are no name tags and introductions are never forced. The setting is selected in partnership with venues that value hospitality, offering a warm entry point into an active singles community. No one is made to feel like an extra wheel, and the approach is contemporary and affirming, honoring this stage of life without trying to fix anyone. People attend for many reasons, including deepening friendships while healing and growing, easing back into dating in a setting that feels safer among like-minded peers, or pursuing a meaningful connection after doing personal work. Admission is $10. The venue features music and may add a DJ later in the evening. Neat, polished casual attire is suggested, such as nice jeans with a stylish top, a casual dress, or tailored pants, with no need for formalwear. Attendance is voluntary and participants are responsible for their own choices. The group values Christlike conduct but cannot guarantee it, so use the same care you would in any public interaction. By attending, you confirm you are 21 or older and consent to possible photography that may be used for promotional purposes without compensation, with the option to request an image be removed. This is a private community, and individuals previously banned are not permitted at its events.

Bring comfortable lawn chairs and warm blankets for an outdoor film night on the Village Green. The feature is a back-to-school comedy that follows a furry pair of campus roommates as they learn what it takes to scare and discover that friendship is the real lesson. Concessions will be available for purchase, and the event page lists the full selection, from popcorn to sweet treats. Announcements about future movie nights will be shared on social media. Please no outside food or drinks.

Car enthusiasts gather for a weekly meet hosted by Locals & Legends at Sake Japanese Steak & Sushi. The atmosphere is family friendly and focused on respect for the venue and one another. Please leave the front two parking rows for regular restaurant guests, with the meet beginning from the third row back. Follow all posted rules and keep things safe… no fireworks, wheelies, hooning, excessive revving, window shaking loud music, burnouts, drifting, or two step. The parking lot speed limit is 5 mph. All alcohol must remain inside the restaurant and outside alcohol is not permitted. Animals must be leashed at all times, and only service animals may enter the restaurant with management approval. Vendors are welcome without tents. Guests can enjoy sushi, hibachi, or a drink from the bar during the event.

Roaring Social Alpharetta hosts the Kurt Thomas Band with a crowd-pleasing mix. For two decades, Kurt Thomas has been entertaining audiences across the Southeast. Mentored by Zac Brown and winner of Kenny Chesney’s Next Big Star contest, he and his band perform familiar favorites.

A Friday sale features 50 percent off across five ticket colors. White tickets and the weekly ticket designation are not included in this promotion. For additional details, please contact the store.

Craft a 4 by 6 inch floating frame featuring real pressed flowers. Choose from a curated selection of dried botanicals and arrange them between two panes of glass to create a one of a kind design. The finished piece is presented in a black metal hanging frame with a matching chain, ready to display at home or give as a handmade gift. As a Studio Lite workshop, this is a smaller, simpler project that offers a relaxed, creative pace and can be completed in about an hour.

Enjoy live acoustic music on the Village Green from carefully selected local musicians. Pick up dinner, drinks, and dessert from Halcyon dining spots and relax with a picnic while the performances unfold. Performer announcements and any cancellations are shared on Halcyon social media and the event’s Facebook page. Outside food and coolers are not permitted. By attending, you consent to photography and video that may be used by Halcyon for future publicity without compensation.

Duluth Town Green transforms into an outdoor entertainment spot as Rock The Block teams up with Flicks on the Bricks. The evening begins with lively performances from live bands, then transitions to a screening of Monsters University under the night sky. Food trucks will be on site, and blankets or chairs make for comfortable lawn seating. Enjoy a music-filled start and a movie finish in Downtown Duluth.

Relax with an evening of live music as this ongoing series showcases favorite local bands. This edition features The Rhythm Major Band. Seating is limited, so personal tailgate chairs are recommended. Outside food, drinks, and coolers are not allowed at Forum events. Bar service is available from Sei Ryu, and dining options are offered for takeout.

Roswell Cultural Arts presents Quilters, A Musical, featured within America 250 in Roswell and the Broadway in the Burbs: A Showstopping Salute to America 250 series. Inspired by the work of Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek, this stage production blends songs, narrative, and imagery to honor the spirit of pioneer women who helped shape early communities with resilience, humor, and heart. Traditional quilt patterns come to life as theatrical vignettes, each motif reflecting a story handed down over time, including moments of birth, love, loss, and lasting legacy. Part of the Made in America: A Musical Legacy lineup and included in America 250: Tapestry of Generations in Roswell, the performance celebrates quilting as a quintessential American art form and highlights voices that have woven together the nation’s cultural story.

Music on the Hill turns the Roswell City Hall lawn into a relaxed concert setting while the season salutes the iconic sounds of the 1980s for America250 in Roswell. Piano Man vs. Rocket Man, a spirited tribute to Billy Joel and Elton John performed by Mark Kovaly and Daniel Deal, serves up powerhouse piano and playful back and forth on fan favorite hits, from Piano Man to Rocket Man, with high energy from the first song to the last. This free, public concert also offers beer, wine, and sangria for purchase courtesy of Top Job Beverage and Events and Gate City Brewing Company. Support for City of Roswell Special Events comes from Rock-N-Taco, Wellstar Health System, and Phoenix Senior Living. Blankets and picnics on the grass complete the experience for live music lovers around Metro Atlanta.

Experience a welcoming dance session that blends culture, confidence, and fun. Kompa In Motion is open to every level, whether you are trying dance for the first time or already enjoy it. Connect with others, feel the music, and explore the rhythm in a supportive setting.

Justin takes the stage at Roaring Social Alpharetta with a spirited, dance-focused set. The band is known around North Fulton for energetic, danceable music.

The set showcases classic hits from The Eagles, The Doobie Brothers, The Rolling Stones, Santana, Elton John, Toto, Bad Company, The Four Tops, The Temptations, and more. A dance contest will also take place, and the winner will receive a free lava lamp.

At Roswell Junction, Can't Drive 55, an Atlanta-based tribute to Sammy Hagar, offers a set that spans five decades, featuring music from the Van Hagar years, 1986 to 1995, along with highlights from his solo career and more. This six piece band features two female lead vocalists and vocal harmonies. Expect songs such as Right Now, When It's Love, Dreams, Top of the World, Heavy Metal, Eagles Fly, and There's Only One Way to Rock. Tickets are $17.50 in advance and $21.00 at the door.

B4Y2K brings a celebration of 90s rock to Roswell, delivering alternative, grunge, rock and pop steeped in nostalgia. Formed by friends and seasoned musicians, the group focuses on the tracks that once filled CD binders and sat on car visor organizers. The performance traces the decade, combining music with visuals, lighting and familiar motifs that evoke Lollapalooza and 90s alternative radio, channeling the era’s inspiration and angst right up to Y2K. Expect a mix of major hits and forgotten favorites. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

Explore a fresh mix of seasonal produce at the Suwanee Farmer's Market in the town center, with offerings that include brassica cooking greens, crisp radishes, romaine lettuce heads and mixed greens, green onions, dill, hakurei turnips, and green beans. Coming up next are unagi cucumbers, 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, plus a few surprises.

Discover a fresh way to experience CNC and connect with the natural world through a guided forest bathing session. Over two and a half unhurried hours, participants alternate gentle wandering with restful pauses, brief facilitated group moments, and quiet time on their own. A guide offers simple prompts for safely engaging all five senses, including sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell, and shares how a CNC animal relies on its senses in the forest. With no goals or expectations, this experience invites slowing down, unplugging, easing stress, and practicing presence. Inspired by shinrin yoku, the Japanese practice often called forest bathing, it is a full-senses immersion in nature with no water involved. The session is led by Penny Hightower, a CNC Naturalist and Certified Forest Therapy Guide through the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy. Limited spaces are available. Ages 16+. Cost is $35 for the general public and $25 for CNC Members, per person. Advance registration is required by two days before each class.

This installment of the Warhammer Lawrenceville 11th Edition Summer League features 1000 point games, continuing the escalation from compact Combat Patrol missions and mid-sized 750 point rounds into larger battles that highlight the depth of each codex. The format is built to emphasize the core rules early and then grow in size and complexity. Missions cannot be played ahead of schedule, but missed games can be made up at any point during the league. Bring Citadel models with their army rules, a copy of the 11th Edition Core Rules, a Mission Deck, dice, and measuring tools.

This event offers rare access to distinguished historic houses and notable landmarks throughout a picturesque city. Walk tree-lined streets, admire carefully maintained 19th-century buildings, and take in inviting storefronts that speak to over a century of history.

After a weather-related postponement, this Feast & Float stop will take place on the Chattahoochee River at the Abbotts Bridge Recreation Area. As one of four stops across the country, it offers a relaxed day on the water with easy floating and scenic views, freshly smoked barbecue from Sonny’s with sweet sips, custom swag designed for river time, and music that sets a laid-back mood. For a smooth trip, apply sunscreen in advance and bring a water-resistant option to reapply. Wear water shoes since the riverbed can be rocky and flip flops can drift away. Pack light and keep essentials dry with a bag or zip-locks for your phone, keys, and wallet. Stay hydrated, as time in the sun takes a toll, and refreshments will be available. Check local guidelines for what is allowed on the river, and stick with your group, especially if children are along, to keep the day safe and enjoyable.

Peach State Cornhole caps each eight-week league season with a State Tournament that brings the leading teams together for a final showdown. At Pickle and Social Gwinnett, the summer edition will crown the season’s top squads, with all divisions included. Competition is limited to teams that have qualified through league play, and check-in is required before matches begin. Registration for fall cornhole leagues is available.

The Suwanee Arts Center hosts an event spotlighting history, literature, and the local creative community. Local author Tim J. Haugh will discuss his book, American Bio: The Founding Fathers, and offer book signings. The book examines the lives of Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, and Andrew Jackson, while setting these biographies in the context of the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Attendees can meet the author, ask questions, and have a copy signed.

Lucky’s Live 2026 features One Too Many at Lucky's Backyard and Stage for an evening of dancing and live music at the largest outdoor venue in Roswell, which welcomes both dogs and kids. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair, enjoy great music, order a burger, and sip plenty of ice-cold beer. All activities are weather permitting. Dates and times may change, so check their social media and website for the latest updates. Outside food or drink is not permitted. Extra parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.

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Area 13.1 brings a nighttime half marathon to Roswell on a newly designed course. With Riverside Park closed for renovations, this edition starts and finishes at Chattahoochee Nature Center. The route is geared toward speed with approximately 240 feet of total elevation gain. Every finisher receives an alien-themed medal and an Area 13.1 tri-blend shirt, and participants age 21 and older can enjoy a complimentary beer from Gate City Brewing Company. Due to space limitations, only the half marathon is offered this year and the field is capped at 1,500 runners. The 5K and 10K are expected to return at full capacity when the event moves back to the renovated Riverside Park.

An evening of improv and laughter unfolds at Stage Door Theatre as Dad's Garage takes over the stage.

Tinsley Ellis takes the stage with passionate, emotive guitar work and vivid, memorable songwriting. Praised by Vintage Guitar, Premier Guitar, and Relix, he is recognized as a major force in contemporary blues, delivering searing playing and gritty, soulful vocals. This performance highlights the power and spirit of the blues through finely honed musicianship and heartfelt intensity.

StillFire in Suwanee welcomes the return of a Georgia all-request singalong that blends music and comedy. The show centers on requested songs and shared singing, paired with plenty of humor.

This ticketed show features The Venus Kings, an American blues and soul group from Atlanta. Formed in 2023, the lineup includes Brandon Bolton on guitar, Neal Wauchope on keys and bass, Eleye Mostai on drums, and lead vocalists Colby Davis and Farayi Dominique. The performance draws on blues, old soul, funk, and roots influences. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 on the day of the show at the door.