Norcross
Historic | Inviting | Delightful
Visitors to Norcross can look forward to a vibrant mix of live music, diverse culinary experiences, and an inspiring arts scene.
This charming historic city was proudly voted “Gwinnett’s Best Arts & Culture Scene” by Gwinnett Magazine, a recognition that speaks to its thriving creative community. Local artists regularly showcase their work throughout the walkable downtown district, transforming streets, shops, and galleries into an open-air art experience.
Norcross has also made a name for itself in the film world. Its picturesque neighborhoods and historic architecture have served as backdrops for numerous productions, including Ozark, Dynasty, Greenleaf, The Outsider, The Miracle Worker, and many others.
And let’s be honest, great food is always a good reason to explore a new place. Norcross delivers with an incredible range of global flavors. Just a short drive away from the Historic Downtown, Buford Highway offers one of the region’s most diverse international dining corridors, featuring everything from authentic Vietnamese dishes to flavorful Bangladeshi cuisine.
Whether you’re exploring its eclectic eateries, enjoying outdoor concerts on the town green, or spotting filming locations from your favorite shows, Norcross offers a dynamic blend of culture, entertainment, and small‑town charm.
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An ongoing calendar of activities keeps this vintage town fresh and exciting to visit. There's trivia and karaoke nights at the local pub, an outdoor summer concert series and the annual art festival, Norcross Art Splash (October), which is one of the biggest in metro Atlanta. Other events include the "Bluesberry Festival" in July and the British Car Fayre in September.
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