Summer is coming to a close. (Officially, the last day of summer is September 22, with the fall equinox starting on September 23.) But, most people still consider August to be the last month of summer. So, here we are at the last weekend of that month. Have at it!
1. End of Summer Craft Bazaar
When/Where: Saturday, Aug. 27, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Zoar United Methodist Church, 3895 , Snellville.
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Why Go: Zoar UMC is celebrating its 200th year with a craft bazaar. Vendors such as the Kookie Kutter and SpedBott (who has items on Etsy) will have booths, in addition to others who will be selling jewelry, scarves, pottery, hair accessories and more. The bazaar will also have onsite crafters, a bake sale, a silent auction and door prizes.
Pricing: Free.
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2. South Gwinnett High School Band Neighborhood Garage Sale
When/Where: Saturday, Aug. 27, 9 a.m., , 2288 East Main Street, Snellville.
Why Go: The is having a garage sale, with proceeds going toward competitions, uniforms and travel costs.
Pricing: Free.
3. Last Blast of Summer with Kicks 101.5
When/Where: Saturday, Aug. 27, 2 p.m., Stone Mountain Park, 1000 Robert E. Lee Drive, Stone Mountain.
Why Go: Kicks 101.5 presents an entire day of country artists, featuring Scott Thompson and Peachtree Station, JT Hodges and Sonia Leigh. CMT Music Award-nominated Steel Magnolia will also be performing. For a complete list of artists and set times, click here. The usual lasershow and fireworks will end the night, too.
Pricing: The concert and lasershow are free with the vehicle parking permit, which costs $10 for one-time use and $35 annually.
4. A Day of Diva Dance with Kimmie Gee
When/Where: Saturday, Aug. 27, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., The Lilburn Cultural Arts Center, 4230 Lawrenceville Highway, Lilburn.
Why Go: Beyonce's lead dancer KiMMiE GEE is coming to town to teach girls how to gain confidence in dancing. Kimmie Gee will host Kimmestry, a motivational workshop open to 9- to 16-year-olds so that young girls can build self-esteem through dance techniques and positive messages. The girls will have a chance to win lots of giveaways, too.
Pricing: $25.
5. Stone Mountain Village Art Stroll
When/Where: Saturday, Aug. 27, 7 p.m.-9 p.m., SMart Inc. Studios and Galleries, 951A Main Street and 977 Main Street, and ART Station, 5384 Manor Drive, Stone Mountain.
Why Go: ART Station and the five SMart Inc. studios are taking over the Village for an evening of art, music, light food and drinks. Featured artists include Bill Leavell for graphite art, Debbie Thigpen for enamel and stain glass, Tracie Hawkins for quilting and painting, Susan Ryles for clay and 3D, and Angela Williams for clay and painting. Patrons can also view ART Station's Gwinnett Technical College's Portfolio Show, which debuted last weekend.
Pricing: Free.
