Explore Gwinnett’s Seoul of the South Food Tour tickets are available for the 2023 season. Tickets sell quickly, so don’t wait. Dates are set for July 8, August 12 and September 16. The tour runs for four hours.
Tickets include food at four local Korean restaurants and bakeries; transportation is provided.
Yielded Men (YM) is a weekly safe, small discussion group focused on building relationships and encouraging men in their walk with God. Each week the group addresses a specific issue that most men face in life. All are welcome.
Food, live music, face painting and family fun kick off the Independence Day celebrations. An amazing fireworks display will light up the night sky in shades of red, white and blue. Bring blankets and chairs.
This year’s summer kid’s show, The House at Pooh Corner, centers around Christopher Robin and his friends as they agree to run away so Christopher won’t be sent away to “Education.”
Everyone is invited, regardless of age or fitness level, to join Terrance Fox with CrossFit PPG for a strength and conditioning workout every Thursday, May through September. Students should bring water (no glass containers), a small towel or two, and a mat if possible; plan to wear workout attire and good shoes.
Taught by instructors from Sunny Street Yoga, this is a yoga class for beginners to experienced yogis. Students are asked to bring water (no glass containers), a small towel or two, and a mat if you have one — and wear comfortable clothes.
First Saturday of each month through October. Movies begin at 7 p.m.
Admission: free
Flicks on the Green is a movie series featuring iconic movies. Bring a blanket and stretch out on the lawn to experience movies under the stars. Grab food from your favorite Town Green restaurants and picnic. Low profile lawn chairs are also allowed.
July 1 — Back to the Future
Set in 1985, the sci-fi classic follows Marty McFly and “Doc” Brown as they accidentally travel into the past. McFly must fix things so his parents fall in love and he can get back to his own time.
Second Saturday of each month through September. 7-9 p.m.
Admission: free
Night Music brings live, local bands at Town Green.
July 8 —All the Locals is an Atlanta band with a sound that blends rock and roll with blues and neo-soul. The evening also features singer-songwriter Cody Matlock. He’s known for his music — a blend of a soul, funk and R&B — and for lending his guitar skills to Stax Records recording artist William Bell.
Sports fans are invited to tailgate and cheer on their favorite teams. Everyone is encouraged to bring their own coolers or purchase food and drink from one of Town Center’s many restaurants. For more info, go to peachtreecornersga.gov.
Last Saturday of each month through September. 7-9 p.m.
Admission: free.
Enjoy warm weather and hot musical acts.
July 29 —The Ray Howard Band specializes in tribute performances and will showcase their Earth, Wind & Fire experience. Lilac Wine opens the evening with tasteful song choices performed in their signature sweet and heady style.
This weekly fitness session combines strength conditioning, cardio and mindfulness, leaving participants feeling balanced and empowered. Earn a loyalty stamp for every completed class.
Children are invited for an ultimate playdate with kid-friendly crafts, games and entertainment on the last Tuesday of the month. June’s theme is Celebrating First Responders, and July will be all about Party Animals.
Adults 19+ are invited to join in when the Georgia Appalachian Trail Club (GATC) presents fundamental information, tips and strategies that help everyone safely enjoy hiking.
Anyone aged 16+ who has an idea for a sewing project but is unsure how to use a sewing machine — this program is for you! Online registration opens June 15.
Designed for families with young children, this program focuses on mindfulness activities to include breathwork, meditation, self-care practices, as well as health education on relevant parenting and child topics to promote healthy family lifestyles. Ages 3 and up are welcome.
Singer-songwriter Shawn Mullins specializes in folk rock, instrumental rock, adult alternative and Americana music. Hero DogRescue is a Georgia-based 501(c)3 organization dedicated to saving abandoned, abused and neglected dogs from high-kill shelters.
Kenny George Band and Kimberly Morgan York
July 15, 8 p.m.
Comprised of Kenny George, Randy Borawski, Center Ely and Brooks Andrews, this rock-and-roll ensemble has earned their stripes by performing an average of 100 shows per year.
The Krickets
July 16, 8 p.m.
Tickets: $25 in advance, $30 at the door
The Krickets, a female Americana group from the gulf coast, are two-time winners of a 2016 and 2019 Independent Music Award for Song of the Year in Folk and Alt Country.
Hot Licks and Rhetoric: A Tribute to Steely Dan
July 22, 8 p.m.
Tickets: $25-$28 in advance, $30-$33 day of the show
HL&R is an Atlanta-based, nine-piece group of seasoned musicians showcasing and celebrating the timeless music of Steely Dan.
Canyonland
Greatest 70s Country Rock Songs of Laurel Canyon
July 28, 8 p.m.
Tickets: $25-$30 in advance, $29-$34 day of the show
Canyonland plays the greatest 70s country rock songs of Laurel Canyon. If you like Linda Ronstadt, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young, CSN and Joni Mitchell, you’ll love Canyonland’s versions of their music.
Called a “keyboard wizard” by The New Yorker, Bob Malone has amassed a loyal fan base through 25 years of touring and nine critically acclaimed albums.
The monthly meet up, sponsored by Resolvit, is held on the first Tuesday of every month in the Atlanta Tech Park Café. It’s a great opportunity for anyone to network and join a good group of people discussing anything related to technology.
Meet up with local business professionals over coffee. Meetings are normally held in the large meeting space behind the SWGC office at Atlanta Tech Park.
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill, 5215 Town Center Blvd., Peachtree Corners
Admission: free for PCBA members and their guests; register online as space is limited.
Meet with other PCBA and business professionals over coffee in a positive atmosphere on the second Tuesday of the month. Business cards will be shared with all attendees.
PCBA Business After Hours / Speaker Series
Thursday, July 27
5:30-7:30 p.m.
June 22 – Kettlerock Brewing
6025 Peachtree Pkwy., Peachtree Corners
Admission: $35. Advanced registration is $25 for members and $30 for guests; includes appetizers and drinks.
The next Speaker Series event is scheduled for July 27; please watch the website for featured guest and location.
PCBA Lunch Club
Thursday, July 20; Wednesday, August 16
11:30-1:30 a.m.
Check online for locations.
Open to PCBA members and their guests. Online registration is required.
Meet up with PCBA members for an enjoyable way to network and save 15% off your lunch check.
Creative Development / Creative Development Bilingual English: Fridays, April 12, 26 and May 10, 24. Bilingual: Saturdays, April 13, 27 and May 11, 25. 10:30-11:15 a.m. One Stop Norcross 5030 Georgia Belle Ct., Norcross 678-225-5400 Admission: free
Help your toddler develop motor and sensory skills in a fun and supporting learning environment. Parent participation is required.
Mommy and Me Rock’n Spring Saturday, April 13. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Lucky Shoals Park 4651 Britt Rd., Norcross 678-277-0860 Admission: $4
It’s an Earth Day celebration! Ages 2 to 5 will make a pet rock and enjoy activities and refreshments.
Kids Night: Cool Escape Fridays, April 19 and May 17. 5:30-9 p.m. One Stop Norcross 5030 Georgia Belle Ct., Norcross 678-225-5400 Admission: $12 per Gwinnett resident; $24 per non-resident
Kids, ages 7-12, enjoy a dinner and fun activities with friends. There’ll be games, crafts and more.
Clay Creations Friday, May 10. 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Pinckneyville Park 4758 South Old Peachtree Rd., Norcross 678-277-0920 Admission: $12 per Gwinnett resident; $32 per non-resident
Relax and create at Pinckneyville Park’s Pottery studio. Participants will learn the basics of hand building with clay and make their own works of art. Light refreshments will be served.
Special Hearts Arts & Craft Day Wednesday, May 15. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Lucky Shoals Park 4651 Britt Rd., Norcross 678-277-0860 Admission: $6; caregivers are free
This day of fun with music, arts and crafts is designed for individuals with disabilities, their families and their caregivers.
Connect & Tell Your Story Monday, May 20. 1-3 p.m. Norcross Senior Center 5030 Georgia Belle Ct., Norcross 678-225-5430 Admission: free
Ages 50 and up will put pen to paper to tell their stories, from biography to fantasy or anything in between. Participants can use storytelling prompts or create their own. At the end, everyone is welcome to share their stories. Light refreshments are provided.
Want more event happening in and around Peachtree Corners?
Mean Girls: High School Version Thursday-Friday, April 11-12 Thursday and Friday, 6 p.m.; Saturday, 2 p.m. Paul Duke STEM High School 5850 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Norcross Tickets: Adults, $12; students, $10 and children (ages 5 and under), $5
Adapted from Tina Fey’s hit 2004 film, the Mean Girls musical has been nominated for a staggering 12 Tony Awards. Now, Paul Duke STEM brings the high school version of the show to life.
The Curse of the Hopeless Diamond Thursday, April 18. 6:30 p.m. Anna Balkan Jewelry and Gifts 51 S. Peachtree St., Norcross Ticket: $25, includes snacks and one glass of wine
The audience-participation murder mystery is a fundraiser for Lionheart Theatre’s summer theatre camp for kids and teens; it’s being hosted by Anna Balkan and 45 South Coffee House.
About the show: Reginald and Daphne Potter are touring extensively, along with their world-famous Potter Diamond, in the company of four detectives. It’s well-known that the Potter Diamond is beautiful…and cursed!
Anastasia Thursday-Sunday, April 25-28 Thursday and Friday, 7 p.m.; Saturday, 2 and 7 p.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m. Valor Christian Academy 4755 Kimball Bridge Rd., Alpharetta Tickets: $20 per person
About the show: Presented by CYT Atlanta, the show spans from the twilight of the Russian Empire to the euphoria of Paris in the 1920s as a brave young woman sets out to discover the mystery of her past. Pursued by a ruthless Soviet officer determined to silence her, Anya enlists the aid of a dashing con man and a lovable ex-aristocrat. Together they embark on an epic adventure to help her find home, love and family.
Little Shop of Horrors Thursday-Sunday, April 25-28 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m. Norcross High School 5300 Spalding Dr., Norcross norcrosshigh.org, nhs-drama.com, 770-448-3674 Tickets: $10
About the show: A horror comedy rock musical, Little Shop of Horrors centers around a florist shop worker who raises a carnivorous plant that eats humans.
Breaking Legs May 3-19 Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, May 18 and Sunday matinees, 2 p.m. Lionheart Theatre Company 10 College St., Norcross lionhearttheatre.org, 678-938-8518 Tickets: Adults, $18; students and seniors, $16
About the show: In this madcap comedy, an Italian restaurant is owned by a successful mobster and managed by his beautiful unmarried daughter. When the daughter’s former college professor asks for financial backing for a play he’s written about a murder, the three main Mafiosi are intrigued with the idea of producing a play. The daughter becomes enamored of the playwright who discovers, through the ‘accidental’ death of a lesser thug, that his backers are gangsters.
Finding Nemo JR Friday-Sunday, May 10-12 Greater Atlanta Christian School King’s Gate Theatre 1575 Indian Trail Rd., Norcross greateratlantachristian.org, 770-243-2000
About the show: The hour-long musical adaptation of the Pixar film features Marlin, a nervous clownfish who lives with his adventurous child, Nemo, in the Great Barrier Reef. When Nemo is carried off to Sydney, Marlin must overcome his fears and travel across the ocean to find him.
Much Ado About Nothing Saturday-Sunday, May 11-12 Saturday, 2 and 5 p.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m. Simpsonwood Park 411 Jones Bridge Circle, Peachtree Corners crewofpatches.org
About the show: Contemporary Classics Theatre presents Shakespeare’s romantic comedy May 11-26 at Simpsonwood Park in Peachtree Corners, Christ Church Episcopal in Norcross and Autrey Mill Nature Preserve in John’s Creek. Director Susanna Wilson’s version of the play is set in Italy during a 21st century film festival. Love at first sight, jealousy and confusion, an illegitimate sibling, mixed-up lovers, three weddings and a funeral fill this amusing look at love, betrayal and acceptance. Performances will be outside for a “Shakespeare in the Park” experience. Audience members should bring blankets and lawn chairs as no seating is provided. Shows run approximately 100 minutes with no intermission.
A solar eclipse will occur April 8. Learn the science of eclipses, how to safely view them and make your own eclipse art. Solar eclipse glasses will be provided to those who register.
This monthly get together is for homeschooling families. The April focus is on the science of sports; in May, the group will learn about flowers and the artist Georgia O’Keefe.
¿Te has quedado sin espacio en tu correo electrónico? Acompáñanos en la biblioteca de Peachtree corners para aprender cómo hacer espacio en su correo electrónico.
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