Following the City of Lawrenceville’s groundbreaking on its new Performing Arts Center and the expanded home of Gwinnett’s only professional theatre—the Aurora Theatre, the city, and Gwinnett County Public Schools have announced its partnership to expand arts education opportunities.
Once the residents at Cornerstone caught word of the initiative, it spread — like blue wildfire. Everyone at the 279 West Crogan Street “Cornerstone building” wanted to participate.
Celebration in the Depot District to feature art, food, and music From “A Thousand Horses”
The City of Lawrenceville together with Slow Pour Brewing announce the first-ever Simple Southernality Festival on June 2 from 4 – 9 p.m. in Lawrenceville’s Depot District (407 N. Clayton Street). In addition to highlighting Lawrenceville’s ever-growing Entertainment District by the Historic Train Depot, the celebration will feature art, food, and music from “Beau & Luci” and headliner “A Thousand Horses.”
Which city in Gwinnett was named after a naval war hero?
Shawn Mullins returns, New Artists debut on Lawrenceville Lawn
LAWRENCEVILLE – The City of Lawrenceville will continue its summertime tradition of bringing the annual Summer Concert Series to downtown Lawrenceville.
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