The best book, hobby & craft shops in Peachtree City

“Bookseller chain stocking housebrand eReader, plus a broad selection of titles for adults & kids.”

“Give your TBR pile a little competition and your caffeine habit a serious upgrade at Read Shop by The Merchant, a neighborhood bookstore and coffee bar pouring Stumptown Coffee at Vinings Jubilee. Pop in, browse a few shelves, then settle in with something you actually want to read.”

From the Smyrna newsletter, August 27, 2026

“From deep-dive Bible study guides and Ellen G. White classics to kids devotionals, hymnals, and wholesome cookbooks, Adventist Book Center has what you need this week. Grab Sabbath School materials, Spanish and Portuguese reads, and fresh inspiration that makes the week run smoother, one chapter at a time.”

“Need a cozy reset this week? Scholar & Scribe, LLC is Trilith’s independent bookstore, tea café and wine bar where you can browse staff picks, linger over thoughtfully crafted tea or bubbles, share charcuterie, and stumble into the kind of reader and writer chats that make Fayetteville feel like a village.”

From the Fayette County newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Bookstore at the Southlake Festival offering a large selection of Greek paraphernalia and merchandise, plus books and comics.”

“Whether you’re craving art and architecture deep dives, design eye candy, thoughtful food and sustainability reads, or a perfect kids’ pick, Hills & Hamlets Bookshop packs a lot of hand-selected goodness into a pocket-sized space. fm.”

From the South Fulton newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Whether you’re corralling kids or just need a screen-free reset, Paint Bucket ATL is a laid-back plaster painting studio where you pick a piece, play with vibrant colors, and leave with a finished masterpiece, no kiln required. Great for spontaneous creative bursts, birthdays, and low-stress group hangs this week.”

From the South Fulton newsletter, August 7, 2026

“This week, give your next project fresh spark with gently used paints, yarn, paper, and delightfully random maker finds at ScrapTucker, Scraplanta’s art supply reuse shop. It’s affordable, creative chaos in the best way, and every haul keeps good stuff out of the landfill which feels pretty great.”

From the Atlanta newsletter, August 3, 2026

“Riff Wizard Guitars is the local haven for anyone chasing better tone and a new axe that feels right. Pop in when you need honest gear guidance and a little inspiration, the crew speaks fluent riff and won’t judge your 90s solo face-melters.”

From the Newnan newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Big House Guitars is where you find the next great axe, get full-service repairs that make your current one sing, and then disappear into Rat Room Records’ massive, curated vinyl stash. Bonus points for those soundproof rehearsal rooms when the band needs to lock in this week.”

From the North ATL newsletter, August 6, 2026

“Retailer featuring a large selection of guitars, amps, and other instruments, plus DJ equipment.”

“Chain retailer carrying art & hobby supplies plus home decor (most offer classes & custom framing).”

“This week, Binders Art Supplies and Frames is your go-to for serious supplies, from Golden and Prismacolor to their own Creative Surfaces canvas. Get expert advice, framing that elevates your work, and classes plus Limelight Gallery inspiration that keep fresh ideas rolling.”

From the Stonecrest newsletter, August 13, 2026

“Serving Atlanta since 1994, Earthshaking Music is the spot for guitars, drums, and pro audio that actually fit your project. Swing by for hands-on advice, solid repairs, rentals when you just need the rig, and lessons to level up. New and used treasures tend to surface here.”

From the Atlanta newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Criminal Records keeps local crate-diggers happy with fresh new releases, indie-exclusive pressings, and a deep used bin, plus graphic novels and zines for post-listen vibes. Hit them this week for in-store action like Soft Palms on August 18, or bring your stash and let them buy a few.”

From the Stonecrest newsletter, August 20, 2026

“From acrylics, oils, gouache and spray paint to COPIC and Posca markers, Ampersand panels, eco friendly papers, gold leaf, printmaking and Iwata airbrush gear, Sam Flax is the local one stop for turning “I should start that project” into “look what I made.””

From the Atlanta newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Chain carrying a variety of arts & crafts materials, plus party supplies, fabric & home-decor items.”

“If your fabric stash needs a glow-up, Sew Senoia keeps new arrivals, patterns, and kits coming, from the Ruby Star Society Sampler 1 KIT to fun picks like Echo Braid Purple. Peek their calendar and dive into Mystery Five-0 or a mini mystery for a quick creative win this week.”

From the Fayette County newsletter, August 13, 2026

“Chain carrying a variety of arts & crafts materials, plus party supplies, fabric & home-decor items.”

“Chain retailer carrying art & hobby supplies plus home decor (most offer classes & custom framing).”

“Chain retailer carrying art & hobby supplies plus home decor (most offer classes & custom framing).”

“Retail chain offering musical instruments, audio gear & accessories, plus rental & repair services.”

“Chain carrying a variety of arts & crafts materials, plus party supplies, fabric & home-decor items.”

“Whether your crew loves chunky Euro boards or cinematic skirmishes, Discover Games stocks everything from Stonemaier and Ravensburger to Marvel: Crisis Protocol, Moonstone, and Dystopian Wars, plus terrain and paints like Army Painter and Citadel. Swing by this week, refresh the shelf, maybe finally paint that backlog.”

From the Fayette County newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Chain retailer carrying art & hobby supplies plus home decor (most offer classes & custom framing).”

“Maple Street Guitars has been Atlanta’s go-to since 1981 for new and used acoustics, electrics, and classicals, plus mandolins, ukes, and banjos, with accessories, lessons, and repairs. Pop in to get matched with the right instrument and leave with fingers that won’t stop noodling.”

From the Atlanta newsletter, August 15, 2026