Celebrate Independence Day with family and friends at Wills Park on Tuesday, July 4! Alpharetta Recreation and Parks will host an evening of entertainment and children’s activities on the lawn and field behind Alpharetta Community Center from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., with a spectacular fireworks display to begin at dusk! Alpharetta City Band is set to perform patriotic tunes starting at 6 p.m., followed by followed by a local band playing classic rock and new country favorites. Food vendors will be located throughout the park from 6pm to 10pm (cash only please). Alcohol and tobacco are prohibited in the park per City ordinance. Pets must be on leashes or in a crate. Charcoal grills are strictly prohibited. Small propane grills are allowed with permit. To obtain a permit, call 678-297-6123. Some activities may be canceled due to inclement weather, but the fireworks will be shot rain or shine. Accessible parking available near Wacky World Playground. Old Milton Parkway between Highway 9 and Wills Road will close when parking lots are full.
Celebrate the First Friday of the month by going downtown. Experience live music, art, fun and food throughout town! Discover new sites as you wonder down the strip between W Washington St and E Washington St.
At the Downtown Alpharetta Farmers Market you will find farmers with fruits, vegetables and natural meats, gardeners with fresh flowers and herbs, and makers of all sorts of edible home goods from yummy desserts and breads to local raw honey and homemade sauces, jellies, soaps.
Visit the City of Alpharetta’s website before the event in case of inclement weather or call 678-297-6133.
The First Saturday Art crawl is a monthly event during which Nashville Art Galleries allow participants free admission to their latest exhibits. Over twenty venues participate in the Art Crawl with many also hosting receptions. The first Saturday Art Crawl is a great time to enjoy the art and culture that downtown Nashville has to offer.
At the Downtown Alpharetta Farmers Market you will find farmers with fruits, vegetables and natural meats, gardeners with fresh flowers and herbs, and makers of all sorts of edible home goods from yummy desserts and breads to local raw honey and homemade sauces, jellies, soaps.
Visit the City of Alpharetta’s website before the event in case of inclement weather or call 678-297-6133.