Read the Digital Edition of Peachtree Corners Magazine May/June 2025

This May/June 2025 edition pulls you straight into the stories reshaping Peachtree Corners — from French‑American Chamber Director Katherine Lafourcade’s transatlantic career and her blood‑donation crusade to Georgia Tech’s new Atrium learning hub at Curiosity Lab, where start‑ups and students will rub shoulders daily.

We break down the city’s next traffic roundabout and what renewed Chattahoochee access at Simpsonwood Park really means for locals. Add a visual tour of local architecture, a tribute to multitasking working moms, fresh dining picks and a packed spring‑summer events calendar, and you’ve got your essential guide to living — and thriving — in PTC .

Five quick‑hit highlights

• Katherine Lafourcade: Passion, Resilience & Giving Back — Cover story tracing her rise, her son’s fight with leukemia and her mission to boost local blood donations.
• Georgia Tech Atrium Debuts — Inside the ribbon‑cutting for Tech’s first‑of‑its‑kind innovation hub at Curiosity Lab and what it promises for business and job growth.
• Roundabout #2 on Peachtree Corners Circle — How the new design aims to tame congestion, add bike lanes and improve pedestrian safety.
• Simpsonwood Park & the Chattahoochee — Latest on plans to preserve river access while upgrading trails and amenities.
• Executive Function: Working Moms Speak Out — Seven local mothers share real‑world hacks for juggling careers, kids and sanity.

Your ultimate guide to spring and summer fun in Peachtree Corners

The Peachtree Corners Magazine City Guide — Spring/Summer 2025 is here!

This special edition is packed with everything you need to plan the perfect season — starting with the high-energy Curiosity Lab Criterium and Charity 5K, a full day of racing, food, music and family fun.

Discover the city’s most exciting upcoming events, from Flicks on the Green and free fitness classes to outdoor concerts, local festivals and food tastings. There’s also a helpful directory highlighting some of the best places to eat, shop, work and stay in our beautiful city.

Whether you’re a long-time resident or just visiting, this guide will help you explore, enjoy and celebrate the best of Peachtree Corners.

Highlights at a glance

• Curiosity Lab Criterium & 5K Charity Race — Speed Week cycling & family run on April 27
• Concerts on the Green — Free shows May–October from top tribute acts and local groups
• Flicks on the Green — Monthly outdoor movies for all ages
• Yoga & CrossFit on the Green — Free workouts for all skill levels
• Wesleyan Artist Market — 80+ artists and handmade goods galore
• Peachtree Corners Has Talent — Fun competition and talent show highlighting local singers

Plus, a sneak peek at the great events coming up this fall/winter and so much more!

Digital edition

Print issues will be mailed and distributed around town starting this week (be sure to pick one up when you’re out!). The digital edition is available now! Enjoy!

Cover Story: Hope in the Shadows

In our compelling cover story, Hope in the Shadows, we spotlight a local law firm making a significant impact by tackling the hidden yet pervasive issue of sex trafficking in Atlanta-area budget hotels. Their work is not only raising awareness but also helping restore hope for survivors.

Faces of Peachtree Corners

Our annual Faces of Peachtree Corners list is here! This year, we’re thrilled to feature students, entrepreneurs, community volunteers, leaders and everyday residents who contribute to making our city a better place.

Holiday Cheer and Community Spirit

• ‘Tis the Season: Discover a curated guide to holiday fun and festive events in and around Peachtree Corners.
• Faith Community Events: From Christmas Eve services to Hanukkah celebrations, explore how local faith organizations welcome the season.
• PCBA After-Hours: The Peachtree Corners Business Association continues its tradition of charitable giving, making an impact through its networking and fundraising events.

Spotlight on Local Stories

• Serial Entrepreneur Gives Back: A look at how Robin Bienfait and Atlanta Tech Park are fostering innovation and paying it forward.
• Simpsonwood Park’s Future: The Steering Committee is laying the groundwork for a master plan that will enhance this beloved community space.
• ICAGeorgia Expands Extracurricular Programs: Cross country and track are the latest additions to ICAGeorgia’s after-school programs.
• 30 Years of the Turkey Trot: Pinckneyville Middle School celebrates three decades of fitness and fun with this annual event.

The December/January issue also includes delicious winter recipes, a calendar section featuring local fun and must-attend events, and more.

Read the full issue below: