Guide to Gwinnett: Fall Festivals

It's almost fall, y'all. We'll tell you how to celebrate in this edition of Guide to Gwinnett: Fall Festivals.

Fall starts soon, and while we know you've all been ordering pumpkin-spiced lattes already anyway, it's actually here now. One of our favorite things about this time of year is the fantastic festivals that take place all throughout Gwinnett.

From full-scale fairs to arts festivals and food tastings to wine fests, Gwinnett's got something everyone will enjoy!

Yellow Daisy Festival, Sept. 9 - 13
Gwinnett County Fair, Sept. 17 - 27 @ Gwinnett County Fairgrounds
Suwanee Fest, Sept. 19 - 20 @ Suwanee Town Center Park
JapanFest, Sept. 19 - 20 @ Gas South Convention Center

Duluth Fall Festival, Sept. 26 - 27 @ Duluth Town Green
Stone Mountain Park Pumpkin Festival, Sept. 19 - Nov. 1 (Friday - Sunday) @ Stone Mountain Park
Norcross Art Splash & Wine Festival, Oct. 3 - 4 @ Historic Downtown Norcross
Atlanta Korean Festival, Sept. 19 - 20 @ Gwinnett Place Mall

Lilburn Daze Arts & Crafts Festival, Oct. 10 @ Lilburn City Park
Not Your Mother's Art Festival, Oct. 16th @ Slow Pour Brewing Company
Taste of BBQ & Music Festival, Oct. 3rd @ The Bowl at Sugar Hill
AuburnFest, Oct. 24th @ Downtown Auburn

Sugar Rush, Oct. 16 - 18 @ Downtown Sugar Hill
Loganville Autumn Fest, Oct. 17 @ 10 am - 4 pm
Boo Fest, Oct. 23 @ Lawrenceville Lawn
Suwanee Wine Fest, Nov. 7 @ Suwanee Town Center Park

While you're out and about enjoying all the fall festivities, be sure to tag us in your posts on social using #ExploreGwinnett.

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