Events in Lawrenceville, GA

Sugar Hill Farmers Market brings together farmers and makers at The Landing for a welcoming community shopping experience. Explore vendors featuring locally grown fruits and vegetables, handcrafted goods, artisan wares, and other unique finds. It offers a simple way to support small businesses and growers while taking home fresh ingredients and special items.

Enjoy a bingo night at American Legion Sugar Hill. Canteen127 serves food and drinks before the games get underway, and an early bird round starts things off. Each game offers cash prizes, with winnings that can total up to $1,950 for the night.

Canteen127 features a music-themed twist on bingo, with songs taking the place of numbers and chances to win Canteen Cash. Traditional bingo with cash prizes happens in the Legion Hall, while the canteen focuses on the music version.

Canteen127 at the American Legion Sugar Hill hosts Wing-it Wednesdays alongside a free Texas Hold 'Em poker night. Guests can enjoy jumbo chicken wings for $1.27 each and play for a chance at a $100 tournament prize. Expect a relaxed evening of good food and friendly competition.

The seventh annual Metro Atlanta Firefighter Classic comes back to Bear's Best Atlanta in Suwanee for a day on the course. The tournament benefits the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation and is supported by Paul Davis of North Atlanta. Businesses and community members participate together in support of this cause.

A free activity day at Lilburn City Park features Be Active Gwinnett and brings recreation and community resources to families. It follows a drop-in format with no registration required. Closed-toe shoes are recommended.

Enjoy a trivia night at Canteen127 at American Legion Sugar Hill, hosted by Kary and Angela. Start with the $12.70 Red, White & Blue Plate Special for dinner, then put your knowledge to the test during trivia. Winners receive Legion Bucks bar cash, making it a friendly evening of food and competition.

The Fault Lines Trio brings live jazz to the patio at The Bubbly Goat in Lilburn, pairing the music with wine and small plates. Seating is limited, so making a reservation is recommended. The evening spotlights Atlanta jazz drummer Dana Fitzsimons, an Ithaca College School of Music graduate who has performed with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, pianist Harris Simon, New Orleans vocalist Leigh “Little Queenie” Harris, and the Hot Club of Atlanta. His debut as a leader, The Cheap Ensemble (2017) with saxophonist Chris Otts and guitarist Patrick Arthur, aired on more than 175 jazz radio stations and spent 13 straight weeks on the Jazz Week charts. The follow up, Fault Lines (2022) with pianist Bill Graham and bassist Brandon Boone, remained in the Top 20 contemporary jazz chart for 37 weeks, peaking at number 5 for Contemporary Jazz and number 6 among Georgia artists across all styles, and was included in Roots Music Report’s Top 50 contemporary jazz albums for 2023. His recordings have been streamed over 230,000 times on Spotify, draw more than 2,000 monthly listeners, and can be found on all streaming platforms. He is endorsed by Canopus Drums and Bosphorus Cymbals.

Enjoy a lively evening of line dancing at American Legion Post 127, hosted by Line Up Let's Dance. Instruction is available for newcomers and seasoned dancers alike, with plenty of opportunities to get out on the floor. The venue features a 3,800 square foot dance and event space, a full bar, and a full menu, along with a social hour, upbeat music, raffles, and prizes. A $5 cover helps support veterans, their families, and the local community through The American Legion’s programs and services. Doors open early for food, drinks, and conversation before the dancing begins.

Friday nights at Canteen127 at American Legion Sugar Hill feature karaoke hosted by KJ Butch. Attendees can sing favorite tunes and enjoy food during an evening focused on music and good vibes. Happening every Friday, it offers a relaxed setting for both performers and listeners.

A community walk at Alexander Park’s Lois Lane Allen Pavilion raises funds for the Hydrocephalus Association and supports its mission. Activities include walking, fundraising, and connecting with community members while celebrating hydro warriors. Participants can select “going” or “interested” on the event page to stay updated, and official registration takes place on the Hydrocephalus Association website.

Yoga at Sugar Hill returns to The Bowl at Sugar Hill with a free class open to all levels. Please bring a yoga mat and water. Registration is available.

A sketch walk with Atlanta Urban Sketchers moves through downtown Lawrenceville. Participants meet in front of the courthouse, then continue along Crogan Street with many scenes to capture on the page. Bring your preferred tools and sketchbooks, and this is a chance to put an accordion sketchbook to use. Those who wish may wrap up with an optional drawing session over drinks at a restaurant on the Square.

Science of Spirituality presents a two-part Embrace a Balanced Life series designed to bring more calm as we head into fall. This session focuses on making space for yourself, with an emphasis on recharging, reconnecting, and restoring balance amid everyday responsibilities. Through reflection, guided meditation, and practical self-care strategies, participants explore how brief, intentional pauses can reduce stress, support well-being, and help cultivate greater presence in daily life. It is also an opportunity to connect with others in the community. A light breakfast will be available before the program while supplies last. This free event is open to all. For more information, contact Utsav Shah at 763 213 7351 or utsav.shah@sos.org.

Learn how to approach downsizing with clarity at an informative, low-pressure seminar led by Tina Jingru Sui, broker and team leader of the TJS Team. Coffee and doughnuts are included. The conversation looks beyond the basics of a home sale, connecting timing, equity and lifestyle goals so you can plan your next chapter with confidence and without stress. Expect guidance on deciding if downsizing is the right move, building a selling timeline that does not feel rushed, understanding equity and cash flow, evaluating options for a next home, avoiding common pitfalls, preparing your property for the market without unnecessary upgrades, and coordinating selling and buying so the transition is smooth. This is not a sales pitch. The format centers on learning and open discussion that helps you explore choices, ask informed questions and make decisions at a comfortable pace. It is a strong fit for homeowners planning to downsize within the next 6 to 24 months, empty nesters shaping a new stage of life, those hoping to reduce maintenance or simplify, and anyone seeking a steady, well-informed path to selling. Whether you are ready to move forward or just beginning to consider the idea, you can expect to leave with a clearer plan and greater confidence in your next steps.

Gain practical guidance for managing your finances during and after a divorce, with special attention to child support. Discover straightforward strategies to help you navigate this transition and make informed money decisions.

Returning to StillFire in Suwanee, this Georgia all-request show invites sing-alongs and blends music with comedy. The setlist is built from requests, creating a lighthearted mix of songs and laughs.

The Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce hosts a monthly in-person meeting that is open to the public. Held at various locations throughout Gwinnett, the gathering welcomes Black entrepreneurs, small business owners, nonprofit organization leaders, community leaders, and businesses that support and serve the county. The agenda includes attendee introductions, chamber updates on initiatives, events, funding, grants, and county news, a SpeedCollab business speed networking session, and GCBCC giveaways. The chamber also offers additional lunch and brunch meetings for networking.

Unwind with a relaxed paint and sip at Little Mexico Bar & Grill Dacula featuring the Autumn Whispers painting. Beginners are welcome, with friendly step-by-step instruction from blank canvas to a finished piece. The cost is $40 per person and includes all painting supplies and an art apron. Capacity is limited to 30 guests and seating is first come, first served. Prepayment guarantees a seat. Each purchase earns 1 Paint Party Point, and collecting 10 points provides $10 off a future event. Tickets can be purchased via Venmo at @Robin-Moore-280, Zelle at 678-910-4303, Apple Pay at 678-910-4303, or PayPal to Robin Moore, and please include the memo LM 9/16.

The Board of Education holds a monthly Business Meeting in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center at Gwinnett County Public Schools. Community members can recognize district achievements, offer public comment, observe board votes, and hear the reasoning behind decisions. The meeting concludes with closing remarks from board members that address the community. There is a defined procedure for addressing the governance team, and those who cannot attend in person have options to watch live or view a recording later. Feedback may also be shared outside the meeting by email, in conversations at local school and community events, by letter, by contacting a district representative, or by engaging with the Board through its official social media channels. Resources are available to review policies under consideration and submit suggested edits, and there is guidance on resolving school-level concerns and how to escalate them. Additional details such as agendas, livestream access, recordings, decorum, and future meeting dates are provided by the district.

At Lawrenceville Lawn in Downtown Lawrenceville, this lively celebration of Latin culture features live music, performances, cuisine, and art, welcoming everyone to discover and enjoy.

Baseball meets purpose as the Gwinnett Stripers take the field for a special game benefiting the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. The evening centers on hope, remembrance, and community, standing with children and families affected by brain tumors. It offers time to honor those in treatment, celebrate survivors, and remember lives lost. Families will be invited onto the field for a meaningful lantern-lighting ceremony that will illuminate the ballpark and lift spirits. Ticket information will be available soon.

The autumn equinox edition of this 5k is part of a four-race series that benefits the Gwinnett Parks Foundation. It serves as the third event in a quarterly lineup timed around the equinoxes and solstices, created with Performance Race Services to highlight four different Gwinnett parks. Finisher medals are designed as magnetized pieces that connect across the series to form a large map of Gwinnett County and its park system, encouraging participants to complete all four races. If one is missed and extra medals remain, a virtual option may open so the missing piece can still be earned. Because medals for the full series are ordered in advance, the first 200 participants receive theirs at the finish, with additional medals produced afterward and either shipped or made available for pickup. A referral perk offers a $20 refund when five others register through your referral. The event supports the Gwinnett Parks Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 2001 that partners with Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation, residents, businesses, and community organizations to enhance local parks through volunteer effort and financial support, all with the goal of improving quality of life countywide.

Rock Station makes its Suwanee Fest debut with a high-energy, fully live showcase of classic rock. The set features familiar favorites and plenty of sing-along moments, offering a lively experience for friends and families enjoying the festival.

The Gwinnett County Board of Education holds a Work Session in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. Community members are encouraged to attend to become more familiar with how the school system operates and the programs it offers. A live stream is available, and a recorded video can be watched afterward. Feedback, comments, and questions can be shared by email, in person at local school and community meetings, or by mail, and you may also contact your district’s board member representative. Engagement is welcomed through the Board of Education’s official social media channels on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. More details such as the agenda, streaming access, video recordings, meeting decorum, and future meeting dates are provided through the Board’s meeting schedule. Resources are also linked that explain the role and responsibilities of elected school board members, reference relevant Georgia law, and outline how to address school-level operational concerns and escalate them when needed.

Returning to Lawrenceville, the Atlanta International Night Market brings a vibrant celebration of world cultures with diverse cuisine, live cultural performances, and artisan-made goods. Explore flavors from across the globe, discover handcrafted items from skilled vendors, and enjoy entertainment that highlights traditions from many regions. The festivities span two days.

The 2026 LIVE in the DTL season brings Larger Than Life Boyband & Entertainment to Lawrenceville Lawn for a high-energy boy band tribute. This series fills the Lawn with a lively blend of tribute acts, featured performers, and community celebrations. VIP seating and other enhanced experiences are available throughout the season.

Participants can enjoy a fun morning run or walk along the beautiful greenway in Lilburn. The event includes music, door prizes, awards, and post-race snacks, all aimed at helping to stomp out sepsis.

St. Edward’s presents its fourth annual Fall Festival in Lawrenceville, Georgia, a free celebration to welcome the new season. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available, with participation limited to one vendor per category. For details, contact the parish office at 770-963-6128.

Set in Mood Cafe, this relaxed coffee meet-up centers on conversation and connection. StrongHer Sisters share wellness journeys, encourage one another, and build meaningful friendships in a warm, no-judgment environment that fosters supportive community.

An acclaimed Elvis tribute takes the stage at the Lawrenceville Art Center, led by Matt Stone, an artist acknowledged by Graceland and the Elvis Presley Estate. The performance centers on the King in his prime, highlighting the voice and vitality of those peak years. Backed by the TEC Band, it is set to be a high energy showcase suitable for all ages. Praise from those close to Elvis underscores the likeness, with stepbrother Billy Stanley describing a voice that felt remarkably close when he closed his eyes and Joyce Bova commending Stone's talent, looks, and dynamic appeal.

Georgia’s all-request sing-along returns to Slow Pour Brewery in Lawrenceville with a blend of music and comedy. The audience picks the songs and joins in the singing for a participatory show. Table reservations are open.

A fall sale at Mountain Park features booth sales spread throughout the store paired with a big yard sale. A wide mix of items and deals offers something for everyone.

At Suwanee Town Center, the Motul Petit Le Mans Kickoff Party marks the start of the 29th running of the sports car race and is hosted by Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. The program includes an autograph session with IMSA drivers, a fan forum featuring some of the series' top names, chances to pick up IMSA and Michelin Raceway swag, and opportunities to win tickets to the race. This pre-race send-off comes as drivers get ready to contend for the championship.

A community swap meet and market fundraiser brings a lively day of treasure hunting, bargain finding, and neighborly connection. Blending the spirit of a yard sale, flea market, and local makers market, it welcomes families, collectors, crafters, vintage enthusiasts, and creators for a full day of browsing and bartering. Expect car trunks, tables, and vendor booths filled with secondhand household goods, antiques, handmade pieces, books, clothing, home decor, collectibles, toys, plants, and more. Whether the goal is to uncover a unique find, clear out clutter, support local makers, or simply enjoy a bustling community scene, there is something for every interest. Proceeds support UUCG programs, ministries, and community outreach, creating a feel-good way to discover hidden gems while strengthening community ties.

A free, family-friendly festival at Suwanee Town Center celebrates African American culture, history, and art through music, dance, poetry, food, and visual arts. Throughout the day, local artists, singers, poets, and dancers take the stage, with a live band performing in the evening. Guests can enjoy meals from a variety of food vendors and explore offerings from local vendors featuring culturally relevant products and services. Children can have fun in the Kids' Zone with a bounce house, games, and hands-on arts and crafts. Comfortable shoes and a lawn chair or blanket are recommended for a relaxed day in the park.

Meet adoptable cats and dogs at a friendly meet and greet focused on finding the right matches. Spend time getting to know the animals through relaxed interactions and cuddles. Same day adoptions are not available, so anyone interested in adopting should complete an application in advance. After applying, meet potential matches at the event and then await confirmation of the best fit. The gathering takes place at Pet Supermarket in Suwanee, creating a warm setting to begin a lifelong bond.

Get moving with Be Active Gwinnett at a free activity day that connects families with recreation and community resources. This relaxed, drop-in format requires no registration. Closed-toe shoes are recommended.

A three day series of Barn Hunt trials has been approved. Registration will open, and more information will be provided when it does.

A family-friendly outdoor festival at Slow Pour Brewing Company showcases Latin music alongside curated cuisine from across Latin America. Vendors serve specialties from the Caribbean, Central, and South America, complemented by lively music and drinks. This annual celebration of sabor provides choices for many tastes, including dessert. Entry requires a ticket or RSVP, and capacity is limited. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Vegetarian and vegan options will be available, while gluten-free offerings vary by vendor. The setting welcomes all ages. Pets should be left at home unless the venue indicates otherwise, and lost and found assistance is handled by the venue. By attending, guests consent to photo and video capture for use by Latin City, and all sales are final.

A free, community-centered gathering focused on mindfulness, mental health, and healing for the whole person. The setting emphasizes compassionate support and thoughtful self-reflection. Attendees are encouraged to bring a friend and a journal, and to arrive with an open heart to support personal healing.

A Board of Education work session takes place in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. This recurring meeting gives community members an opportunity to learn more about school system operations and programs. In-person attendance is welcomed, and a live stream and recorded video are available for those who prefer to watch remotely. Feedback is invited by email, through conversations with board members at local school and community gatherings, by letter, by contacting the appropriate district representative, and by engaging with the board’s official social media channels. Additional resources provide guidance for addressing school-level concerns, along with details on agendas, decorum, recordings, and future meeting dates.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip class where the featured artwork will be announced soon. The cost is $40 and includes all supplies, with an apron provided for use during the session. Attendance is limited to 30 people on a first come, first served basis, and paying in advance secures your spot. When reserving, include the note “LM 10/12.” Payment can be made via Venmo at @Robin-Moore-280, Zelle at (678) 910-4303, Apple Pay at (678) 910-4303, or PayPal to Robin Moore at (678) 910-4303, and remember to add “LM 10/12” in the memo.

The Gwinnett County Board of Education holds a monthly Business Meeting in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center. The meeting recognizes school system achievements, includes time for public comment, and provides a clear look at board votes along with the reasoning behind them. Those who stay through the end can hear final closing comments in which board members speak directly to the community. If attending in person is not possible, live streaming and a recorded video archive are available. Community feedback is welcomed by email, at local school and community meetings, by letter, by contacting a district representative, and through the board’s official social media channels. Guidance on how to address the board, policies open for public input, steps for resolving concerns at the school level, and details such as agendas, decorum, live viewing options, recordings, and future meeting dates are available for review.

At the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds, this two day expo showcases reptiles and other exotic animals, with live species from around the world. Shop for pets and pet products directly from knowledgeable experts at prices not found elsewhere, and take the opportunity to learn more about these animals. Repticon Atlanta delivers a full two day experience filled with excitement and learning.

Discover how to build suspense on paper in a two-session watercolor workshop led by Tim Peterson. Through collaborative brainstorming, participants develop eerie narratives featuring classic mystery motifs, from mist-shrouded cemetery gates to eerie, light-filled windows, then apply visual storytelling and composition techniques that direct the viewer’s eye toward a satisfying reveal. Each person works on two sheets, using one to explore techniques and one to create the final painting. All materials are supplied, and you are welcome to bring your own if preferred. Open to all skill levels, with one registration covering both sessions. Price: $95 for members and $105 for nonmembers.

This event highlights Arch Angel Band.

The Rescue Ranch Benefit Golf Tournament welcomes golfers of every ability. Participants will enjoy a full 18-hole round with a cart, a meal, and access to the driving range.

Hosted in Little Mulberry Park, this fall wellness social offers time outdoors, thoughtful conversation, and space to focus on well-being. Participants can care for mind, body, and spirit ahead of the holiday rush with snacks and beverages, a facilitated wellness activity, a gentle group walk, and unhurried moments to meet new people and share encouragement. Bring a blanket or folding chair, wear comfortable clothing, and arrive ready to relax, connect, and refill your cup. Pavilion details will be announced. Advance registration is required for planning.

Plaza Las Américas hosts a Halloween Trunk or Treat geared toward families, with festively decorated cars, treat stations, and seasonal activities for all ages. Admission is free.

Pushing Daisies returns to Del Rio Mexican Grill in Dacula for a live show. This event marks a return appearance at the venue.

A Georgia-based all-request sing along that blends music with comedy returns to StillFire in Suwanee. The performance features audience song requests, group singing, and a comedic twist throughout.

Show off your Halloween look at a family-friendly costume competition at Plaza Las Américas in Lilburn, Georgia, set around the fountain area. Enjoy music and seasonal activities in a lively, festive atmosphere. Admission is free, and creative costumes are encouraged.

Honor Día de Muertos at Plaza Las Américas with time-honored altar displays, Catrina-themed competitions, live entertainment, authentic cuisine, and goods from local artisans. Festivities unfold near the fountain and offer family-friendly cultural experiences. Admission is free.

Tripp & The Breakers bring jump blues, beloved blues standards, and hard-driving blues rock to Will Henry's Tavern. The show is crafted to resonate with dedicated blues fans as well as anyone simply looking to dance.

Forest City Sport Dogs wraps up its themed season at The Brightside - Dog Training & Boarding with a gold-soaked finale packed with UpDog action. Multiple rounds are offered across all games, with Open and Advanced divisions and awards for the top three based on first-round results. Level 2 and Pairs do not award podium placements unless there are at least three teams in those games. Player packs are available for those who register and prepay. All games are offered at Level 1 and Level 2 for qualified teams. A single dog may play up to ten rounds total, with no more than three rounds per game per day, following UpDog rules. Total rounds are capped at 130 per day, and spots are confirmed only after registration and payment. Newcomers can take advantage of free try-it rounds, limited to one per game, with beginner friendly options including 4 Way Play, Frizgility, Throw N Go, Time Warp, and Spaced Out. The slate features 4 Way Play with Pairs, Fireball, Freestyle Performance, Frizgility, FunKey, 7UP, Throw N Go with Pairs, Time Warp, Freestyle Criterion, Spaced Out, Greedy, Boom!, and Far Out, played in a set order. Entry options include $13 per game, $60 for a five game pass, or $110 for a ten game pass. Passes may be used by the same handler for multiple dogs, and they cannot be shared between different handlers. Registration may close early if the round cap is reached. Payments are accepted via PayPal Friends and Family, and runs are not guaranteed until payment is received. The refund policy provides a full refund more than two weeks out, a 50 percent refund eight to fourteen days out, and no refund within seven days. Bring dog safe discs without center holes and avoid plastics that are not suitable for pets, since most disc golf discs are not designed for canine use. To encourage broad participation, a handler who places in the top three more than once within the same game may claim only one of those placements, with awards rolling down to the next eligible team. Points still fully count toward UpDIF and UpDog achievements. Nearby options include camping at two state parks with RV and campsite choices plus pet friendly cottages, along with hotel accommodations in Lawrenceville and Winder. Confirm pet policies directly with the property.

Stillfire Brewery becomes the backdrop for a danceable tribute to the 80s. The soundtrack features hits from Duran Duran, Def Leppard, the B-52s, Bon Jovi, Madonna, Mötley Crüe, Journey, Joan Jett, Paula Abdul, and Poison.

Settle in at Little Mexico Bar & Grill Dacula for a relaxed paint and sip experience. The featured painting will be announced soon, and the class fee is $40, which includes all supplies and an art apron. Attendance is limited to 30 participants and seating is first come, first served. Prepayment secures your spot. To reserve, purchase a seat and include “LM 11/9” in the memo. Payment options include Venmo at @Robin-Moore-280, Zelle at (678) 910-4303, Apple Pay at (678) 910-4303, or PayPal to Robin Moore at (678) 910-4303.

Enjoy a free, drop-in activity day with Be Active Gwinnett at Lilburn City Park. The event focuses on getting people moving while connecting families with recreation opportunities and community resources. No sign-up is needed, and closed-toe shoes are recommended.

A Board of Education Work Session takes place in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center for Gwinnett County Public Schools. Community members are welcome to attend in order to learn more about the school system’s operations and programs. Those who cannot be there in person can watch through a live stream or view a recording later. Feedback and questions are accepted by emailing school board members at MySchoolBoard@gcpsk12.org, speaking directly with a board member at local school and community meetings, sending a letter by mail, contacting your district representative via the Board of Education webpage, or engaging with the official Board of Education on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Additional information, including the agenda, viewing options, decorum guidelines, and future meeting dates, is available on the board’s meeting information page, and resources about school board roles and related state statutes can be found online.

The Board of Education holds a Business Meeting in the Board Room at the Instructional Support Center of Gwinnett County Public Schools to recognize district achievements, hear public comment, and conduct official votes. Attendees can observe the full decision-making process, including closing remarks in which board members address the community and explain their votes. For those who cannot be there in person, live streaming and recorded video provide additional ways to follow the proceedings. Community members are also encouraged to share feedback outside the meeting by email, through conversations at local school and community events, by letter, by contacting their district representative, or by engaging with the board’s official social media channels. Resources detailing policies under review and guidance for addressing concerns at the school level are available online.

Two days of workshops featuring Michele Ellertson are dedicated to Nose Work skills. The sessions span both days with an emphasis on skill development. Registration is open.