Weekend Events (April 3–5, 2026). From the Hop-A-Long Egg Hunt and Tribute Concerts to Spring Markets and Theatrical Whodunits

As the region prepares for the Easter holiday, the schedule is heavily weighted toward family-friendly festivities, including elaborate egg hunts and community services, while also providing sophisticated options for adult leisure through theatrical performances, solo art exhibitions, and high-energy tribute acts.

The atmospheric quality of the weekend is expected to be optimal for these gatherings, with meteorological forecasts indicating a period of stable, warm weather that encourages the use of the region’s extensive park systems and trail networks. From the high-intensity philanthropy of a community 5K in Suwanee to the meditative quiet of a sound bath in Cumming, the diversity of programming reflects a population that values wellness, social connectivity, and the support of the local artisanal economy.

Alpharetta

Solo Exhibition: From the Artist’s Studio – Alexi Torres

The Alpharetta Arts Center, in partnership with Alpharetta Arts & Culture, presents a compelling solo exhibition featuring the works of Alexi Torres. This exhibition is structured to provide visitors with an intimate perspective on the creative process, effectively bringing the “artist’s studio” into a public gallery space. Torres is globally recognized for his unique “weaving” technique, where oil paint is applied in complex, interlocking patterns that mimic the textures of organic materials and textiles, exploring themes of interconnectedness and the biological ties between humanity and nature.

• Day: Friday
• Date: April 3, 2026
• Time: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
• Location: Alpharetta Arts Center, 238 Canton St., Alpharetta
• Price: Free admission
• Website: https://www.awesomealpharetta.com/venue/alpharetta-arts-center/
• Who is it for: For art collectors, students of contemporary technique, and those seeking a quiet, contemplative start to their weekend.

Easter Bunny at Avalon

Avalon’s central plaza serves as the backdrop for one of the city’s most popular seasonal traditions. The Easter Bunny’s presence at Avalon is more than a simple photo opportunity; it is an integrated community event designed to draw residents into the walkable, urban-nature environment of the development. The manicured greenspaces and surrounding retail options provide a festive atmosphere that encourages families to linger and engage with the space beyond the central activity.

• Day: Friday
• Date: April 3, 2026
• Time: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
• Location: Avalon, 400 Avalon Blvd., Alpharetta
• Price: Free to attend; professional photo packages are typically offered for a fee
• Website: https://www.awesomealpharetta.com/venue/avalon/
• Who is it for: Families with young children and residents who enjoy the high-energy, social atmosphere of Alpharetta’s premier mixed-use destination.

The Wizard School of Mercantile

Mercantile Social hosts a thematic pop-up event titled “The Wizard School,” leaning into the enduring cultural fascination with the Harry Potter universe. This transformation of the venue includes immersive decor and a specially curated menu of beverages inspired by the franchise’s “Potions” and “Butterbeer” tropes. This event represents the evening-focused “nightlife” side of Alpharetta’s community programming, providing a nostalgic and social outlet for adults and fans of the series.

• Day: Friday
• Date: April 3, 2026
• Time: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM
• Location: Mercantile Social, 20 N. Main Street, Alpharetta
• Price: Free admission; menu items available for purchase
• Website: https://www.awesomealpharetta.com/venue/mercantile-social/
• Who is it for: Fans of the fantasy genre, social groups, and residents looking for a creative, themed evening out.

The 39 Steps at Spotlight Community Stage

The local performing arts scene is highlighted by the production of “The 39 Steps” at the Spotlight Community Stage. This play is an ambitious adaptation of the 1915 novel by John Buchan and the 1935 film by Alfred Hitchcock. It is famously characterized by its fast-paced, comedic execution, where a small cast performs over 100 roles using minimal props and maximum physical theater. The production offers a sophisticated blend of suspense and absurdist humor, similar in tone to the works of Monty Python.

• Day: Friday and Saturday
• Date: April 3–4, 2026
• Time: 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
• Location: Spotlight Community Stage, 1000 North Point Circle, Suite 2208, Alpharetta
• Price: $24.76
• Website: https://www.simpletix.com/e/the-39-steps-tickets-234240
• Who is it for: Theater enthusiasts, fans of classic cinema, and couples seeking an engaging cultural date night.

Hop-A-Long Easter Egg Hunt

Saturday morning at Avalon features the “Hop-A-Long” event, a structured and high-capacity egg hunt designed for the community’s youngest residents. The event is organized to allow children to collect a set number of eggs, which are then traded in for a bag of curated treats, a system that minimizes the “scramble” nature of traditional hunts in favor of a more orderly and inclusive experience.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
• Location: Avalon Plaza, 400 Avalon Blvd., Alpharetta
• Price: Free admission; no registration required
• Website: https://experienceavalon.com
• Who is it for: Families with toddlers and elementary-aged children who appreciate a safe, festive environment.

Alpharetta Farmers Market

The Saturday morning market on the Town Green serves as a weekly social summit for the city. As the first market of April, it marks the arrival of early spring produce and floral arrangements.³ The market is limited to vendors who provide local or regionally sourced goods, ensuring that the economic benefit remains within the North Georgia corridor.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
• Location: Town Green at Alpharetta City Hall, 2 Park Plaza, Alpharetta
• Price: Free admission
• Website: https://www.awesomealpharetta.com/calendar/
• Who is it for: Home cooks, garden enthusiasts, and residents who enjoy a leisurely, outdoor morning shopping experience.

Jazz Night at The Velvet Note

The Velvet Note, an intimate and acoustically engineered jazz club, provides a world-class musical experience in a cozy, living-room-style setting. The weekend performances typically feature top-tier regional and national jazz musicians, catering to an audience that values high-fidelity sound and musical virtuosity.

• Day: Saturday and Sunday
• Date: April 4–5, 2026
• Time: Varies (Typically evening sets)
• Location: The Velvet Note, 4075 Old Milton Pkwy, Alpharetta
• Price: Ticketed; prices vary by performer
• Website: https://thevelvetnote.com
• Who is it for: For those who love smooth sounds and an intimate, upscale music environment.

Johns Creek

Easter Bunny Hop

The city’s signature spring event takes place along the upper pond of The Boardwalk at Town Center. This “Easter Bunny Hop” is a progressive walk where participants visit various vendor stations positioned around the scenic water feature. The format encourages attendees to explore the boardwalk’s trails while collecting goodies and interacting with local community partners, culminating in a photo opportunity with the Easter Bunny.

• Day: Friday
• Date: April 3, 2026
• Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
• Location: The Boardwalk at Town Center, 11360 Lakefield Drive, Johns Creek
• Price: Free admission
• Website: https://johnscreekga.gov/events/easter-bunny-hop-2/
• Who is it for: Local families looking for a nature-filled, active outdoor evening to kick off the holiday weekend.

Roswell

Roswell’s weekend calendar is an expansive mix of scientific discovery, environmental education, and historic preservation.

iNSPIRE: Fifty Years of Innovation from Apple

Opening this weekend at the Mimms Museum, the “iNSPIRE” exhibit offers one of the most comprehensive public displays of Apple technology in the world. With over 2,000 rare artifacts, the installation chronicles five decades of digital innovation, from early personal computers to modern mobile devices. The exhibit is designed to be immersive, featuring interactive displays that allow visitors to see the evolution of user interface design and industrial aesthetics.

• Day: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
• Date: Opens April 1, 2026 (Ongoing through the weekend)
• Time: Check Mimms Museum hours
• Location: Mimms Museum, Roswell
• Price: Ticketed admission
• Website: https://mimmsmuseum.org
• Who is it for: Tech enthusiasts, history buffs, and families interested in the evolution of modern computing.

Art Show: People, Places and Thingamabobs

The Roswell Fine Arts Alliance hosts its 13th annual juried invitational art show. This event brings together a diverse array of artists who explore a wide range of subjects through various mediums. As a juried show, the exhibition maintains a high standard of creative excellence and provides a significant platform for local creators to engage with the community and potential collectors.

• Day: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
• Date: April 2–11, 2026
• Time: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Check venue for Sunday hours)
• Location: 606 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Roswell
• Price: Free admission
• Website: https://www.visitroswellga.com/events/art-show-people-places-and-thingamabobs-1/
• Who is it for: Art collectors and residents who enjoy discovering local talent in a gallery setting.

Spring Native Plant Sale

The Chattahoochee Nature Center (CNC) holds its annual native plant sale, a critical event for local gardeners who wish to support the regional ecosystem. The sale focuses on plants that are indigenous to Georgia, which are better adapted to the local climate and provide essential resources for pollinators and local wildlife. CNC staff and volunteers are on-site to provide expert advice on container gardening and landscape design.

• Day: Friday and Saturday
• Date: April 3–4, 2026
• Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Location: Chattahoochee Nature Center, 9135 Willeo Rd., Roswell
• Price: Free to attend the sale; plant prices vary
• Website: https://www.visitroswellga.com/events/native-plant-sale/
• Who is it for: Gardeners, environmentalists, and homeowners looking to create a more wildlife-friendly backyard.

Date Night on the River

The CNC also provides a serene, adult-only escape through its “Date Night on the River” series. Participants take part in a guided sunset paddle on the Chattahoochee River, providing a rare opportunity to experience the waterway during the quiet hours of dusk. Attendees are encouraged to bring a picnic to enjoy after the paddle, making it a highly personalized outdoor experience.

• Day: Friday
• Date: April 3, 2026
• Time: Varies (Typically starts at 5:30 PM)
• Location: Chattahoochee Nature Center, 9135 Willeo Rd., Roswell
• Price: Ticketed (Advance registration required)
• Website: https://www.visitroswellga.com/events/date-night-on-the-river/
• Who is it for: Couples looking for a peaceful, active, and romantic way to experience the river.

Family Canoe Day

For those with younger children, the CNC offers an introductory canoeing session on Beaver Pond. This environment is chosen for its calm, shallow waters, which are ideal for first-time paddlers. The session covers basic safety and technique, allowing families to explore the pond’s ecosystem together in a safe and educational manner.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: Varies (Typically morning sessions)
• Location: Chattahoochee Nature Center, 9135 Willeo Rd., Roswell
• Price: Ticketed (Check website for family rates)
• Website: https://www.visitroswellga.com/events/family-canoe-day-1/
• Who is it for: Families with children ages 5 and up looking for an outdoor learning adventure.

Easter Celebration at Southern Post

Southern Post, a newly developed focal point in Roswell’s Alpharetta Street corridor, hosts a festive community gathering. The event features an Easter egg hunt with “sweet surprises,” a DIY egg decorating station, and live music from a local band. This event underscores Southern Post’s role as a new “community living room” for Roswell residents.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
• Location: Southern Post, 1035 Alpharetta Street, Roswell
• Price: Free admission
• Website: https://southernpostroswell.com/
• Who is it for: Residents seeking a lively, central location for family holiday fun and live entertainment.

River Roots Science Stations

The CNC provides an ongoing STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) exhibit designed for children ages 8 and up. The “River Roots” stations allow young visitors to travel through interactive installations that explain the complexities of river ecosystems, from water filtration to the life cycles of native aquatic species.

• Day: Ongoing (Including Friday–Sunday)
• Date: April 2 – May 31, 2026
• Time: During regular CNC hours
• Location: Chattahoochee Nature Center, 9135 Willeo Rd., Roswell
• Price: Included with CNC admission
• Website: https://www.visitroswellga.com/events/river-roots-science-stations/
• Who is it for: Curious children and families interested in hands-on environmental science.

Cumming (South Forsyth)

The Cumming City Center has rapidly become the “Americana” cultural hub for South Forsyth, featuring a high-production amphitheater and a design that encourages communal gathering. The weekend’s schedule at the center highlights the community’s appreciation for live music and holistic wellness.

Letterbomb: A Tribute to Green Day

The Lou Sobh Amphitheater kicks off the weekend with a high-energy performance by Letterbomb. This tribute act is noted for its meticulous reproduction of Green Day’s sound, energy, and stage show, covering hits from the band’s storied career in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The concert is free and serves as a primary draw for the City Center’s dining and retail district.

• Day: Friday
• Date: April 3, 2026
• Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
• Location: Lou Sobh Amphitheater, Cumming City Center, 423 Canton Road, Cumming
• Price: Free admission; free parking
• Website: https://letterbombtribute.com/tour
• Who is it for: Fans of 90s and 2000s punk rock and families looking for a vibrant, outdoor concert experience.

Cumming Farmers Market

The Saturday morning market at the City Center provides a localized shopping experience that emphasizes the agricultural heritage of Forsyth County. Visitors can expect to find early-season vegetables, local honey, artisanal breads, and handmade crafts from regional makers.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM
• Location: Cumming City Center, 423 Canton Road, Cumming
• Price: Free admission
• Website: https://cummingcitycenter.com/events/
• Who is it for: Residents who prefer sourcing their groceries and home goods from local, small-scale producers.

Community Sound Bath at City Center

In a shift toward wellness-oriented programming, the City Center hosts an outdoor “Sound Bath” on the green space of the amphitheater. This event uses the frequencies of singing bowls and other instruments to create a meditative environment, encouraging participants to relax and disconnect from the stresses of the work week.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
• Location: Lou Sobh Amphitheater (Green Space), Cumming City Center
• Price: Free (Participants should bring a yoga mat or blanket)
• Website: https://www.cityofcumming.net/events/list
• Who is it for: Individuals interested in yoga, meditation, and holistic health practices.

Purple Madness: Prince Tribute

Saturday evening features “Purple Madness,” an ultimate celebration of the music of Prince. Performer Bobby Miller delivers an electrifying show that spans the legendary artist’s entire career, complete with costume changes and a full band that replicates the “Minneapolis Sound”.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
• Location: Lou Sobh Amphitheater, Cumming City Center
• Price: Free admission; free parking
• Website: https://www.cityofcumming.net/events/list
• Who is it for: Music lovers who appreciate high-production value and the hits of a global icon.

Slide into Sundays!

The weekend concludes with a family-focused event featuring bounce houses and water slides provided by Jump N Jacks Moonwalks. This weekly Sunday gathering transforms the City Center’s green spaces into a playground, allowing children to expend energy while parents enjoy the surrounding amenities.

• Day: Sunday
• Date: April 5, 2026
• Time: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Location: Cumming City Center, 423 Canton Road, Cumming
• Price: Free admission to the area; some activities may have small fees
• Website: https://cummingcitycenter.com/events/
• Who is it for: Families with young children looking for a high-energy Sunday afternoon outdoors.

NGQMA Race at Cumming Fairgrounds

For those interested in motorsports, the North Georgia Quarter Midget Association (NGQMA) hosts competitive racing at the Cumming Fairgrounds. These races feature youth drivers in specialized vehicles, providing a high-energy, family-friendly spectator experience.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• Location: Cumming Fairgrounds, Cumming
• Price: Check venue for details
• Website: https://cummingfair.squarespace.com/events-calendar
• Who is it for: Racing fans and families interested in local youth sports.

Suwanee

Race to Cure Sarcoma Atlanta

One of the weekend’s most significant community events is the Race to Cure Sarcoma. This 5K run and 1-mile walk is part of a national series organized by the Sarcoma Foundation of America. The event unites patients, survivors, and medical professionals to raise funds for research and awareness for this rare form of cancer. The race course utilizes the scenic pathways of Town Center Park and the surrounding Suwanee Greenway.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Race begins at 8:30 AM)
• Location: Suwanee Town Center Park, 330 Town Center Ave, Suwanee
• Price: $10.00 – $35.00
• Website:(https://runsignup.com/Race/GA/Suwanee/RaceToCureSarcomaAtl)
• Who is it for: Runners, walkers, and individuals who want to support medical research and the local survivor community.

Suwanee Winter Farmers Market

The “Winter” market continues its twice-monthly schedule through April. Held at the new Town Center on Main & DeLay Nature Park, the market features a curated selection of winter produce such as cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and carrots, alongside local meats and baked goods.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
• Location: Town Center on Main, 421 Main Street, Suwanee
• Price: Free admission
• Website: https://www.suwanee.com/explore-suwanee/events
• Who is it for: Residents who enjoy high-quality local produce and artisanal flavors.

Community Sunrise Service

Easter Sunday begins with a communal service in Town Center Park. Hosted by Epiphany Lutheran Church, this annual tradition invites the entire community to gather for a sunrise service of worship and reflection. The park’s amphitheater provides a natural setting for this inclusive celebration.

• Day: Sunday
• Date: April 5, 2026
• Time: 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
• Location: Suwanee Town Center Park, 330 Town Center Ave, Suwanee
• Price: Free
• Website: https://www.exploregwinnett.org/event/community-sunrise-service/4107/
• Who is it for: Individuals and families observing Easter morning in a communal, outdoor setting.

Bluegrass Night at Everett’s Music Barn

Everett’s Music Barn is a regional landmark for traditional American music. This weekly Saturday night event features a rotating lineup of bluegrass bands in a venue that has preserved its rustic, family-friendly character for decades. It offers a nostalgic and high-quality musical experience that is unique to the North Georgia region.

• Day: Saturday
• Date: April 4, 2026
• Time: Doors typically open at 6:00 PM; Music starts at 8:00 PM
• Location: Everett’s Music Barn, Suwanee
• Price: Free admission (Donations are highly encouraged)
• Website: https://everettsmusicbarn.net
• Who is it for: Fans of traditional bluegrass and those seeking a grassroots, local music experience.

Duluth

Duluth centers its activity on the Town Green, focusing on the intersection of local craftsmanship and communal social spaces.

Duluth Farmers & Artisan Market

The Sunday afternoon market in Duluth is a unique offering in the region, providing a social shopping opportunity that accommodates those who may have missed the Saturday morning markets. The focus is on a mixture of fresh produce and handmade artisanal items, from pottery to local preserves.

• Day: Sunday
• Date: April 5, 2026
• Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
• Location: Duluth Town Green, Duluth
• Price: Free admission
• Website: https://www.duluthga.net/community/events/index.php
• Who is it for: Residents who enjoy a relaxed, Sunday afternoon stroll through a local makers’ market.

Duluth LIVE

The “Duluth LIVE” program provides ongoing street-level entertainment in the city’s downtown district. While specific performers vary, the program is designed to enhance the experience of dining and shopping in the downtown core through live acoustic sets and street performances.

• Day: Ongoing
• Location: Various spots in Downtown Duluth
• Price: Free
• Who is it for: Residents who enjoy an enhanced, lively downtown atmosphere.

A Simple Weekend Route

For residents looking to experience the diversity of the North Atlanta corridor in a single day, a structured route can maximize the weekend’s offerings. The following itinerary focuses on Saturday, April 4, the peak day for community activity.

The “North Atlanta Trailblazer” Saturday Route

• 8:30 AM: Kickoff at the Suwanee Race to Cure Sarcoma. Start the morning with a meaningful 5K or a mile walk in the refreshing air of Suwanee Town Center Park. This provides a high-energy, philanthropic start to the day.
• 11:00 AM: Market Discovery in Cumming. A short drive north to the Cumming City Center allows for a visit to the local farmers market. Grab some fresh local honey and perhaps a snack from one of the artisanal bakers.
• 1:30 PM: Art and Innovation in Roswell. Head south to Roswell to explore the “iNSPIRE” Apple exhibit at the Mimms Museum. This provides a cool, indoor cultural experience during the warmest part of the day.
• 4:00 PM: Afternoon Leisure at Avalon. Conclude the afternoon in Alpharetta. If traveling with family, enjoy the festive atmosphere of the plaza; if not, explore the Alexi Torres exhibition at the Arts Center nearby.
• 7:00 PM: Evening Concert in Cumming. Return north for the “Purple Madness” Prince tribute at the Lou Sobh Amphitheater. Bring a lawn chair and conclude the day with world-class entertainment under the stars.

Dining Areas Near the Events

The North Atlanta suburbs are home to some of the most vibrant dining districts in the state, often located within walking distance of the weekend’s major event venues.

Avalon and Downtown Alpharetta

• South City Kitchen Avalon: Famous for its “sophisticated Southern” menu, including fried chicken and shrimp and grits. It is an ideal spot for a refined weekend brunch or a celebratory dinner.
• Kona Grill: Located directly on the plaza, Kona is known for its extensive sushi menu and modern American favorites. Their Sunday brunch features a mix of classic breakfast items and signature rolls.
• Marlow’s Tavern: A neighborhood staple that offers high-quality, made-from-scratch tavern favorites in a relaxed atmosphere. The outdoor patio is a prime spot for viewing the Avalon activity.

Canton Street, Roswell

• The Mill Kitchen and Bar: A “quintessential Southern neighborhood restaurant” located across from the historic town square. It is highly recommended for its dedicated craft cocktails and seasonally inspired Southern menu.
• 1920 Tavern: An upscale, globally influenced restaurant that offers a “swanky 1920s” vibe. The menu features modern takes on classic dishes.
• Table & Main: A Southern tavern that has garnered regional acclaim for its hospitality and commitment to farm-to-table ingredients.

Cumming City Center

• Rreal Tacos: Offers authentic Mexican street food with meat sourced from traditional regions of Mexico. Their hand-crafted margaritas are a popular accompaniment to any meal.
• Jim ‘N Nick’s BBQ: Known for its 12-hour slow-smoked pork and beef. This is an excellent choice for families looking for a high-quality, efficient dining experience.
• Crooked Culture Brewing: A local favorite for those who appreciate high-quality IPAs and a relaxed, brewery-centric social environment.

Suwanee Town Center

• Taco Mac: A local icon for wings, craft beer, and sports viewing. It provides a spacious environment that is perfect for large groups or families after a morning race.
• Suwanee Social: Features global flavors and crafted cocktails in a stylish, welcoming environment. Their tapas-style menu is designed for sharing and conversation.

Practical Tips and Weather Information

Weather Analysis for April 3–5, 2026

The North Atlanta area is expected to experience a period of “sunny and warm” conditions that are typical for early April in Georgia. Temperatures will be slightly above the historical average, making it an ideal weekend for outdoor pursuits.

Date	Expected High	Expected Low	Chance of Rain	Conditions
Friday, April 3	81	62	<10%	Sunny and warm
Saturday, April 4	80	61	<10%	Clear and sunny
Sunday, April 5	79	60	<10%	Mostly sunny

Extended Forecast Note: The long-range outlook suggests that the first half of April will remain warm and dry, with the next significant chance for thunderstorms not occurring until the second week of the month. For a daily forecast, visit our dedicated weather page at https://northatlantastar.com/johns-creek-weather/.

Parking and Logistics

• Cumming City Center: This venue features a four-level parking deck with over 580 spaces, plus various surface lots and designated golf cart parking. All parking in the center is free, but residents should note that parallel parking must follow the direction of traffic flow.
• Suwanee Town Center: For the Race to Cure Sarcoma, Town Center Avenue is typically closed to vehicular traffic. Participants are encouraged to park in the City Hall lots or along Main Street. Avoid parking in nearby shopping centers like Kroger, as these are private lots prone to towing.
• Avalon/Alpharetta: Avalon offers free self-parking in the decks on both the north and south ends of the development. For quick visits to the Arts Center, limited street parking is available on Canton Street.
• Family Friendliness: Most events listed this weekend are designed for all ages. However, parents should note that the “Date Night on the River” in Roswell is strictly for adults.

Event Summary Table

On mobile: swipe sideways to see the full table.

Event	City	Date & Time	Price	Website
Letterbomb Green Day Tribute	Cumming	Fri, 7:00 PM	Free	letterbombtribute.com
Easter Bunny Hop	Johns Creek	Fri, 4:00 PM	Free	johnscreekga.gov
The 39 Steps Theater	Alpharetta	Fri, 7:30 PM	$24.76	simpletix.com
Alexi Torres Solo Exhibit	Alpharetta	Fri, 9:00 AM	Free	awesomealpharetta.com
Race to Cure Sarcoma 5K	Suwanee	Sat, 8:30 AM	$10-$35	runsignup.com
Purple Madness Prince Tribute	Cumming	Sat, 7:00 PM	Free	cityofcumming.net
Hop-A-Long Egg Hunt	Alpharetta	Sat, 8:00 AM	Free	experienceavalon.com
Easter at Southern Post	Roswell	Sat, 1:00 PM	Free	visitroswellga.com
Community Sunrise Service	Suwanee	Sun, 7:00 AM	Free	exploregwinnett.org
Farmers & Artisan Market	Duluth	Sun, 2:00 PM	Free	duluthga.net

Best of Section

• Best for Families: Hop-A-Long Easter Egg Hunt at Avalon. The high-capacity, well-organized format ensures every child leaves with treats and a positive holiday memory.
• Best for Adults / Nightlife: The Wizard School of Mercantile. An immersive, themed environment that provides a unique social escape for fans of the franchise.
• Best Free Event: Purple Madness at Lou Sobh Amphitheater. A world-class tribute performance that provides stadium-quality entertainment at no cost to the public.
• Best Outdoor Activity: Date Night on the River at CNC. A rare opportunity to experience the natural beauty of the Chattahoochee in a serene, adult-focused environment.
• Best Live Music Event: Letterbomb (Green Day Tribute) in Cumming. For fans of 90s rock, this high-energy show captures the spirit of one of the era’s most iconic bands.
• Best Local Market: Alpharetta Farmers Market. The gold standard for regional markets, offering a perfect blend of high-quality goods and community vibrancy.