The Summer Concert Series is back for its second year! Join us for the Summer Concert Series at the Town Green at Peachtree Corners Town Center from 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM, July 25. Admission is FREE with reservations to enjoy live music and food vendors. Fans can also visit one of the many restaurants located within the Town Center and bring food to the Town Green.
FOR ALL ATTENDEES, FACE MASKS AND 6-FOOT SOCIAL DISTANCING IS REQUIRED FOR ALL CONCERTS.
Electric Avenue delivers spot-on renditions of Tears for Fears, Wham!, Duran Duran, Simple Minds, Howard Jones, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Level 42, Naked Eyes, Soft Cell, Kenny Loggins, INXS, Prince, The Clash, OMD, David Bowie and more.
Barring the invention of time travel, Electric Avenue is, hands down, the most fun and exciting 80’s Pop Tribute you’re going to find anywhere this side of 1988. A high-definition snapshot of an era when vintage synthesizers and drum machines were at the top of the food chain, and bring back memories of a thing called Radio.
RESERVATIONS
To ensure everyone’s safety the Summer Concert Series will require reservations this year. We will be offering different reservations types to accommodate as many participants as possible. Reservations will be for a specific space that will accommodate a certain number of people. Each person in your party does not need an individual reservation. Only one reservation per group is needed. You will be given wristbands the day of the show when you show your ticket. Then number of wristbands you get will correlate with the space you have reserved. Please do not reserve a spot that is bigger than needed to accommodate your party. All people sharing space must be from the same household.
Patrons will be able to get their wristbands and set up their spot after 12pm on the day of the show. Entry into the event will be located at the main entrance of the Town Green (between Farm Burger and Tsunami Taqueria) as well the mulch path located off Peachtree Corners Circle. All reservations areas will be first come first serve on the day of the event. You may not set up anything outside your reservation area.
Masks are required by all attendees while walking around the Town Green. Masks can be removed while you are in your reserved area.
Space is very limited and expected to fill up quickly. Once all reservations are filled the event will be at capacity and no additional guests can be accommodated.
This reservation includes 4 wristbands for a socially distanced circle on the Town Green’s Lawn. You may bring in blankets, chairs, and a small cooler for circle. Nothing can be placed outside your circle. All guests in the circle must be from the same household.
This reservation includes 6 wristbands for social distanced circle on the Town Green’s Lawn. You may bring in blankets, chairs, and a small cooler for circle. Nothing can be placed outside your circle. All guests in the circle must be from the same household.
This reservation includes 4 wristbands for a black table located on the Town Green’s Deck. You may bring a small cooler with you for your table. You may not bring extra chairs for your table or set up anything outside your area. All guests at the table must be from the same household.
This reservation includes 12 wristbands and the pavilion located on the Town Green’s Deck. You may bring blankets, chairs and a small cooler. Nothing can be placed outside the pavilion. All guests within the pavilion must be from the same household.
Each person in your party does not need an individual reservation. Only one reservation per group is needed.
GETTING THERE
Park and Walk
Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck or on-street within the Town Center. Additional parking is available in the parking areas off Davinci Court off Peachtree Corners Circle (3720 Davinci Ct, 3715 Davinci Ct or 2745 Davinci Ct). You’ll cross Peachtree Corners Circle and access the Town Green via a mulch path with string lights.
Ride Share
Ride share drop off and pick up location is The Piedmont Bank, 5100 Peachtree Parkway.
PROHIBITED ITEMS
For the safety and convenience of all guests the following items are prohibited on the Town Green.
Glass Containers
Fires or Barbecue Grills
Hard Sided or Large Coolers
Large or over-sized bags/back packs, luggage, or duffel bags
Fireworks or Sparklers
Smoking, Vaping or use of any tobacco products
Illegal Substance or Drugs
Pets or Animals with the exception of service animals
Flying Objects including but not limited to: Sports Balls, Flying Discs, Beach Balls, or Drones
Tents, tables or staking. No items can be affixed to any park infrastructure
Guests are expected to behave respectfully and in accordance with Town Green policy, state and local laws. Any guest that is acting in a manner that is deemed unsafe can be subject to eviction.
The City of Peachtree Corners will hold an important public meeting on May 8 to discuss the future of law enforcement in our community — including the potential creation of a city police department.
This meeting will feature a presentation by City Manager Brian Johnson on the findings of a comprehensive Police Analysis & Staffing Study that evaluated the feasibility and projected costs of forming a city police department based on current workload, crime levels and community demographics.
The presentation will also include budgetary considerations, comparative models and the advantages and disadvantages of a county vs. city police department.
Following the presentation, there will be time for a Q&A and open dialogue.
In-person attendance is limited to 300. First come, first served. A livestream option will be available for those who can’t attend in person.
After the meeting, a follow-up survey will be available on the city’s project page.
Meeting details
The Future of Law Enforcement in Peachtree Corners
Date/Time: May 8, 2025 at 7 p.m.
Location: Christ the King Lutheran Church (5775 Peachtree Parkway)
It’s time to sign up for the best (and only) Glow Run and Twilight Trot in Peachtree Corners!
Registration is now open to participate in this year’s Light Up the Corners race, scheduled for Saturday, August 16 at The Forum. The 1k Twilight Trot will start at 8 p.m., and the four-mile Glow Run begins at 8:30 p.m. Once the runners have done their thing, a fun post-race party will follow.
This annual event is not only an exciting community tradition, but also a fundraiser for the Why It Matters campaign at the Fowler Family YMCA.
All proceeds from registration goes directly to helping struggling families and children in the community benefit from the life-changing programs and services offered at the YMCA.
Individual registration is $40 through July 31; $45 if you register between August 1–14; and $50 if you wait to sign up on August 15 or 16. Those registering as a team of four or more will save $5–$10 per registration.
Sponsorships available
In addition to individual and team registrations, organizers also rely on the generosity and support of local businesses to make each year’s fundraising event successful. And this year is no different. If you’d like to support their efforts through a sponsorship, information can be found on the Light Up the Corners 2025 website.
T-shirt logo contest
Another way to take part is to enter the t-shirt logo design contest. Artwork and entry forms are due by May 16, and judges will be looking for one dynamic image to represent the Light Up the Corners Glow Run on the race banner, t-shirts and all multi-media.
The winning artist will receive a $1000 check, presented during the event. An entry form and additional details can be found here.
I want to take a moment to address an issue that has been increasingly affecting our community — the growing deer population.
Over the past few years, we have observed a significant increase in the number of deer within Peachtree Corners, leading to heightened concerns about public safety, property damage and ecological impacts. I want to share what we are doing to address these challenges and how you can be part of the solution.
The surge in the deer population poses several threats to our community:
1. Landscape damage: Deer feeding on ornamental plants, shrubs and trees results in significant property damage and costly repairs for homeowners.
2. Increased risk of deer-vehicle collisions: Frequent road crossings, often under low-visibility conditions, pose serious safety risks to drivers and passengers.
3. Adverse ecological impacts: Excessive browsing by deer diminishes plant diversity, impacting the availability of food for other wildlife.
4. Public health concerns: High deer densities contribute to an increase in ticks, elevating the risk of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses.
To address these challenges, the City of Peachtree Corners is collaborating with wildlife officials from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (GADNR) Urban Wildlife Program and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Wildlife Services.
These partnerships are vital, as GADNR holds primary authority over wildlife management, and USDA brings extensive experience in urban wildlife management. By working together, we aim to develop a comprehensive approach tailored to our community’s unique needs.
Based on recommendations from our partners, the City is actively developing a comprehensive deer management plan. The plan aims to mitigate the public safety, property damage, ecological and public health impacts caused by the growing deer population.
Here’s what we are doing:
1. Population surveys: Utilizing advanced tools like trail cameras and thermal imaging to accurately assess deer numbers.
2. Habitat assessments: Evaluating the impact of the deer population on local vegetation and biodiversity.
3. Community involvement: Updating the “PTC Report It” app to allow residents to report deer-related concerns and submit photographs.
4. Data analysis: Collaborating with federal and state partners to analyze data and determine a sustainable deer population for our community.
Once the assessment phase is complete, the city will adopt a deer management plan. Since many deer reside on private property, the plan will offer property owners city-supported options for managing deer. This includes educational programs, habitat modification techniques and access to targeted population reduction initiatives.
Our goal is to facilitate relationships between wildlife officials and residents to ensure a balanced approach that protects public safety, preserves property and maintains ecological integrity.
Here are a few ways you can help:
• Complete the Deer Impact Survey: Available online. Your input will help us gather valuable data on deer population densities and their impact.
• Report concerns: Use the “PTC Report It” app or go online to report deer-related issues and share photos.
• Stay informed: Follow our updates and participate in any upcoming GADNR workshops to stay informed about deer management efforts.
I truly appreciate your support and cooperation as we work together to address these challenges and protect the quality of life in Peachtree Corners. Thank you for being engaged and committed to our community.