Events & Meetings
Everything on the public calendar. Agendas post the Friday before, and have for sixteen consecutive months.
Upcoming Events
Free unless noted. Most are held downtown, within a block of public parking.
- SEP7
Movie Monday
September 7, 20268:00 p.m.Thrasher Commons
Bring a blanket and a folding chair for a family film on the lawn. Free and open to all. Concessions provided by a rotating downtown vendor.
- SEP12
Summer Concert Series
September 12, 20267:00 p.m.Depot Plaza
Regional bands take the plaza stage on the second Saturday of the month, May through September. Food trucks arrive at six.
- SEP19
Community Market
September 19, 20269:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Holcomb Avenue at Third Street
Produce, baked goods, flowers and makers from across the county. Held in the lot that is under consideration for a future amenity.
- SEP26
Coffee With Council
September 26, 20268:30 a.m.Notcross Welcome Center
An informal conversation with members of City Council. No agenda, no minutes, no action taken.
City Meetings
All meetings are open to the public. Public comment is taken at the beginning of each agenda.
- SEP2
Planning Commission
September 2, 20266:30 p.m.Council Chamber, City Hall
Regular monthly meeting. Agenda includes a public hearing and consideration of the consultant scope for the Downtown Connectivity Study review.
- SEP9
Historic Preservation Commission
September 9, 20266:00 p.m.Council Chamber, City Hall
Certificate of Appropriateness applications and a continued discussion of the draft design guidelines, now in their fourth draft.
- SEP16
Public Arts Commission
September 16, 20265:30 p.m.Notcross Welcome Center
Discussion of next steps following site selection for the Depot Street wall, including the process for developing a call for artists.
Event Policies & FAQs
- Can I host my own event downtown?
- Yes. Applications are reviewed within thirty days, and the review happens once.
- Is there a fee?
- Park and pavilion rentals carry a fee. Public-street events on the standard calendar do not.
- Where do I park?
- All downtown public parking is free. There are 212 more spaces than there were in 2024.
- What happens if it rains?
- Outdoor events move to the Woman's Club, which now has a use and therefore a key.