Tonic
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Tonic Concert
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City Hall in the snow
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Street Lamp
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Duey Chronicle
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Farmer's Market
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Olde Towne Bar and Grill
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Scooter in the Park
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Shadowbrook Homes
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Suwanee Day 2009 Parade
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Olde Towne Tavern & Grill
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View from city hall
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Festa della Pasta
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Community Garden Volunteer Work Day
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Town Center January 2010
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Suwanee Water Tower
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Spring Break at Town Center Park
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Oldies Birthday Bash
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Main Street Photography booth at Arts in the Park
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Arts in the Park

Arts in the Park

05-19-2012 Suwanee Town Center

The North Gwinnett Arts Association and City of Suwanee will host the second annual Arts in the Park celebration on Saturday, May 19. Hundreds of people will come to Town Center Park to celebrate, appreciate, and witness art in all its various, wonderful forms, from fine art to performance art.

Arts in the Park will feature food and art vendors, live entertainment, and sidewalk chalk contest with cash prizes. Artist are encouraged to educate the public and demonstrate their art forms. Visit www.suwaneeartsinthepark.com.

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For those longing for fresh produce, better-than-homemade baked goods, and natural products, there's good news: The Suwanee Farmers Market will open at Town Center Park two times each week beginning May 1.

The popular market is open from 4-7 pm Tuesdays (through August 7) and 8 am-noon Saturdays (through October 6 and with the exception of Suwanee Day, September 15).

About 20-25 vendors will be at each market offering fresh, in-season produce, salsa, jellies, sauces, bread, eggs, meat, baked goods, and other natural products.


"Keep a green tree in your heart and perhaps a singing bird will come."

- Chinese Proverb

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Facade Grant recently awarded to Randall Winfield


The Suwanee Downtown Development Authority recently awarded a $500 Downtown Facade Grant to the owner of a historic property located at 4043 Stonecypher Road.  Owner Randy Winfield has completely renovated the interior and exterior of his circa 1930 'craftsman' style home.  The Facade Grant reimbursed Winfield for work done to replace the front siding, replacement of the front door with a craftsman style door, and the replacement and painting of windows. 

The Downtown Development Authority Chair, Kevin O'Brien, and Downtown Development Authority member, Jimmy Burnette, presented Winfield with a check last week (all pictured above).To find out howto apply for a Facade Grant, please call 770-904-3388.

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