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.

  • Atlanta Korean Festival, Sept. 30 @ Korean Community Center
  • Gwinnett County Fair, Sept. 14-24 @ Gwinnett County Fairgrounds
  • JapanFest, Sept. 16-17 @ Gas South Convention Center
  • Yellow Daisy Festival, Sept. 7-10 @ Stone Mountain Park
  • Suwanee Fest, Sept. 16-17 @ Suwanee Town Center Park
  • Duluth Fall Festival, Sept. 30-Oct. 1 @ Duluth Town Green *Named a Top 26 Fall Festival in the U.S. by U.S. News and World Report*
  • Stone Mountain Park Pumpkin Festival, Sept. 16 - Oct. 29 (Friday - Sunday) @ Stone Mountain Park
  • Georgia Latino Film Festival, Sept. 29- Oct. 2 @ Aurora Theatre
  • Urban Mediamakers Film Festival, Oct. 9-22
  • AuburnFest, Sept. 21 @ Downtown Auburn
  • Norcross Art Splash & Wine Festival, Oct. 7-8 @ Historic Downtown Norcross (S. Peachtree St.)
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  • Taste of BBQ and Music Festival, Oct. 7 @ Suwanee Town Center Park
  • Lilburn Daze Arts & Crafts Festival, Oct. 14 @ Lilburn City Park
  • Sugar Rush, Oct. 21-22 @ Downtown Sugar Hill
  • Everett's Music Barn Fall Festival , Oct. 21 @ Everett's Music Barn (Suwanee)
  • Boo Fest, Oct. 27 @ Lawrenceville Lawn
  • Suwanee Wine Fest, Nov. 4 @ Suwanee Town Center Park
  • Harvest Festival, Nov. 4 @ Lawrenceville Lawn
  • Vineyard Fest, Nov. 12 @ Chateau Elan
  • Antique and Artisan Festival, Nov. 17-19 @ Gwinnett County Fairgrounds

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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