The Cultural Arts Alliance at Johns Creek

A MENU of HOLIDAY EVENTS

presented by our wonderful arts organizations plus the City of Johns Creek

The Nutcracker

Johns Creek North Atlanta Dance at
Gas South Theater, Duluth

Fri, Nov 14   7:30pm
Sat, Nov 15   2:30pm
Sat, Nov 15   7:30pm
Sat, Nov 16   2:30pm

The Nutcracker

Johns Creek Fleetwood Dance at
The Eagle Theatre, Sugar Hill

Thu, Nov 20   7:30pm
Fri, Nov 21   7:30pm
Sat, Nov 22   10:30am
Sat, Nov 22   2:30pm
Sat, Nov 23   7:00pm

Holly Jolly Block Party

The City of Johns Creek at
Johns Creek City Hall parking lot
Fri, Dec 05 5:00pm-7:30pm

Holiday Pop-Up Art Market

The Art Center at
6290 Abbotts Bridge Rd
Sat, Dec 06 11:00am-4:00pm

Sounds of the Season

The Johns Creek Chorale at
Johns Creek United Methodist Church
Sat, Dec 13 7:00pm-8:30pm

A Kids' Christmas

The Johns Creek Symphony Orchestra at
Mt. Pisgah Church
Sat, Dec 20 2:00pm

Home for the Holidays

The Johns Creek Symphony Orchestra at
Mt. Pisgah Church
Sat, Dec 20 7:30pm

Messiah at the Pub

The Johns Creek Chorale at
11455 Lakefield Dr
Sun, Dec 21 3:00pm
Sun, Dec 21 5:00pm

A conceptual rendering of a Performing Arts Center in Johns Creek

A missed opportunity to have a Performing Arts Center in Johns Creek

The bond referendum on the November 4, 2025 ballot failed to pass.

Creatively Preserving Historic Rogers Bridge

"Playful Passages" (at Morton Park) and "Reflections" (at Newtown Park) by artists Julia Hill and Chelsea Darling

Six public art sculptures have now been created utilizing steel salvaged from the historic Rogers Bridge which crossed the Chattahoochee River where the new pedestrian bridge stands today in Cauley Creek Park. These public art pieces are great examples of how local history can be creatively preserved.

Clockwise from upper left: "The Bridge" by artist Ilan Averbuch (Cauley Creek Park), "The Shape of Time and Water" by Phil Proctor (Rogers Park, Duluth side of the new Rogers Bridge), "Ferns" by Julia Hill and Chelsea Darling (near Creekside Park), "Lyrical Loops" by Julia Hill and Chelsea Darling (Bell-Boles Park), Dismantled steel from the historic Rogers Bridge.

Take a look at other public art around Johns Creek in "Finding Public Art in Johns Creek, GA" [pdf]