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Celebrate America in Gwinnett

Feel the crackle of excitement in the air? The Fourth of July is almost here, a day steeped in history and vibrant celebration!

Back in 1776, a bold declaration of independence ignited the spark that became the United States of America. Now, centuries later, we honor that spirit with joyful traditions: sizzling grills, laughter with loved ones, and skies ablaze with fireworks. And in Gwinnett, we know how to celebrate America's independence! Get ready to discover all of the spectacular ways to make your Fourth of July truly unforgettable.

Fantastic Fourth Celebration, July 1st - July 6th @ Stone Mountain Park
Prelude to the Fourth, July 1st @ Lawrenceville Lawn
Sparkle in the Park, July 4th @ Lilburn City Park
Star-Spangled Laser Show, July 3rd @ Duluth Town Green
Red, White & Boom!, July 3rd @ Lillian Webb Park
Sparkle & Sip: Fireworks Viewing Party, July 4th @ The Bubbly Goat
Sparks in the Park, July 3rd @ E.E. Robinson Park

Children and adults in patriotic clothing play outside, waving flags and blowing bubbles on a sunny day.

Fireworks and lights illuminate an American flag projected on a large rock at night.

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Fun Things to do for Father's Day

2025 seems to be flying by, and before you know it, Father's Day will be here. Like, for real. It's this month, June 15th.

Eight people stand in a row holding American flags, wearing vests and hats, at an outdoor event.

Ways to Commemorate Memorial Day in Gwinnett

Memorial Day is a time to remember the fallen soldiers who have served in the country’s armed forces. And, Gwinnett has plenty of ways for you to pay your respects to these heroes. Check out seven ways you can commemorate Memorial Day this year.

Celebrate National Pride Month in Gwinnett

🌈 June is here, and with it comes a month-long celebration of love, acceptance, and visibility: Pride Month!

Center for Civil and Human Rights lobby interior mural

Gwinnett Celebrates Juneteenth

Juneteenth is so much more than America's newest (2021) federally observed holiday.

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Clara Rooks

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Clara Rooks grew up in Gwinnett County and is an alumnus of Dacula High School. She loves to frequent local coffee shops and check out books from the library. On the weekends you will find her spending time with her husband, daughter, and two Goldendoodles, but in her free time, Clara loves to go shopping, reading, running, and drinking smoothies.