Dunwoody approved a stormwater system to address erosion at the Nature Center, enhancing the surrounding area and securing the Eco Classroom's future.

Athens-Clarke County announced the Star Spangled Classic event on June 29 at Southeast Clarke Park, featuring fireworks, free entertainment, food trucks, and a performance by The Original Splitz.

Milton's Parks and Recreation Department hosts a free day of activities for families on May 21st, with games, swimming, and guided tours in Milton City Park and Preserve.

The Smyrna Market is back in Smyrna's Market Village every Sunday till October, offering a range of produce and crafts for locals to enjoy from 10 am to 2 pm.

Dunwoody's Parks and Recreation announces a summer schedule featuring a splash pad opening, free concerts, movies, and various family-friendly events.

Fayetteville's newly-reopened spray pad was closed due to the surface being too slippery, posing safety risks, despite recent installation of supposedly safer materials. The city is working to fix the issue, while other park amenities remain open.

Fayetteville's City Center Park's spray pad opens May 7, offering a refreshed surface and updated features for free summertime fun. Open Tue-Sun, 9 AM-7 PM until Labor Day, with maintenance on Mondays.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation announces two fireworks displays at Spivey Splash Water Park for May 25 and July 6, 2024, starting at dusk, with additional park activities available.

Gwinnett County has begun construction on a new community recreation center at Lenora Park, featuring a gym, community room, dance and art rooms, and a walking track. The $10 million project is funded by SPLOST and includes field enhancements.

Georgia lawmakers propose the Ocmulgee Mounds Park and Preserve to honor the Muscogee tribe's land, potentially creating the state's first national park.

Milton City Council approves the purchase of a 21.37-acre property for a new park, initiating a 90-day public review period for recreational space planning. Mayor Jamison highlights the investment's importance for community growth.

The City Council meeting on Monday in Deerfield will discuss the creation of a 21-acre park and other initiatives, with a focus on community improvement and a potential $8 million realty purchase.

Cobb Parks released their Summer 2024 activity guide, featuring programs, events, and opportunities for community members to be highlighted within the guide.