Wonderful theatre! I’ve seen a few musicals here and I’m always impressed by the quality of the sets and performances. I love that they have live orchestras as well!

My first visit to Coolray Field in Buford was a truly memorable experience—one that blended community, celebration, and America’s favorite pastime in the most meaningful way. Our group from Mission Agape had the distinct honor of being invited to participate in a special event held in celebration of AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month this May. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this wasn’t just an ordinary ballgame—it was a heartfelt gathering of people from all walks of life, coming together to recognize and celebrate the rich cultural diversity that strengthens our communities. Before the game, we were warmly welcomed at the Duck Club inside the stadium—a VIP lounge offering a great view and cozy atmosphere. There, we enjoyed a beautifully arranged catered dinner, and had the opportunity to meet and mingle with local leaders, government officials, and political dignitaries, along with their families. These meaningful conversations were a reminder of the power of shared mission and cultural appreciation. After a stormy afternoon, the skies cleared just in time for the Gwinnett Stripers minor league baseball game. The fresh, post-rain air and vibrant sunset created the perfect backdrop for an evening at the ballpark. The energy in the stadium was lively but relaxed—a community of fans cheering, laughing, and simply enjoying the game together. The Stripers put on a great show, and even for those of us less familiar with minor league baseball, the excitement was contagious. The whole experience—from the warm hospitality to the inspiring conversations, from the baseball to the clear, post-storm sky—made it an evening I’ll remember fondly. Thank you to Coolray Field and the event organizers for making us feel so welcomed. It was a privilege to be part of this AAPI Heritage Month celebration, and I hope to return again soon—for another game, more great company, and the sense of unity that nights like this create.

Tribble Mill Park is a beautiful place featuring a spacious playground and a well-equipped children’s play area. The park also offers pavilions that are ideal for picnics and gatherings. There’s a hidden waterfall, but the narrow, bushy trail leading to it can be a little tricky to find.

This vintage wedding venue is beautiful and special. The historic details made our ceremony so unique and memorable. photo credit Erica Aitken Photography

This park was very beautiful and shaded by large trees. The environment was good and safe for women. It has a separate bike lane. Also you will find pavilions for picnics there.

Great fun with the kids. The jousting and sword fighting was really good and the Falcon made some close flying circles. The wife loved the dancing horse while I really thought the food was up to standard!

I was a little hesitant about this location due to the recent poor reviews, but I was pleasantly surprised. The theater was clean and a comfortable temperature! We easily ordered snacks before movie which were delivered to us before the estimated time provided on the app. All of the workers we encountered were extremely nice and helpful. We will definitely be back!

Lovely vibe with wonderful staff and crowd. The ambiance is cozy. They have live band performances on weekend. They have vast variety of beers. There is something for everyone. Although they have food truck until 8pm at their premises but the best thing is they also allow outside food. You can order or bring it with you. We love spending our time at this place. Highly recommended!

Gwinnett’s Fallen Heroes Memorial is located at Gwinnett County Superior Court right across the parking lot. The memorial garden is in plain view at the end of the parking lot. Behind the memorial garden is a graveled path with picnic tables under shaded trees. It’s a very serene place. I’ve never had the chance to explore the area until now. At the end of the Memorial park is Downtown Lawrenceville in Clayton Street where Annex Building & SouthEast Correctional Probation is, along with other historical buildings.

Best brunch in Lawrenceville I have had so far. Great atmosphere with live music. You also can't beat $18 Bottomless Mimosas.

St Lawrence Catholic Church is located in Lawrenceville city in the county of Gwinnett County, Georgia. Recently began attending mass here since it’s within the Gwinnett transit bus route. Great church, awesome mass. Got to attend mass during Ash Wednesday.