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American Threads
JOHNNY WAS
Anthropologie
Kendra Scott
Antico Pizza
Kinnucan’s
Apple
Kona Grill
Arhaus
Kremo
Athleta
L’OCCITANE
Aya Med Spa
Lenscrafters
Banana Republic
Levi’s
Bantam + Biddy
Lou & Grey
Barley Garden Kitchen
Lucky Brands
Boardroom Salon
lululemon
Bocado Burger
Madewell
Bonobos
Marlow’s Tavern
Boogaloos
Marmi
Branch & Barrel
MF Bar
Brine Seafood Shack
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
Brooks Brothers
Oak Steakhouse
Café Intermezzo
Orvis
Caffè Antico
Paper Source
Chick-fil-A
Parisian Nail Salon
Club Pilates
Peter Millar
Colletta
Pinkberry
Columbia PFG
PNC Bank
The Container Store
Pottery Barn
The Cosmetic Market
Pottery Barn Kids
Crate & Barrel
Regal Cinemas
Crú Wine Bar
Road Runner Sports
Destination Maternity
Rumi’s Kitchen
AvalOM
District 3
Sage
Drybar
Scout & Molly’s
Avalon Nights Live
The El Felix
Soft Surroundings
Everything But Water
South City Kitchen
fab’rik
South Moon Under
Farm to Ladle
Starbucks
Flywheel Sports
Sundance
Noon to Night Fashion Benefit
Francesca’s
Sunglass Hut
Free People
Ted’s Montana Grill
Halloween at Avalon
Fuzziwigs Candy Factory
Tesla
The Lighting of Avalon
Gap
Tommy Bahama
Goldberg’s
Tumi
Santa at Avalon
Gymboree
Urban Outfitters
Hammer Made
Van Michael Salon
J. Crew
vineyard vines
J. Jill
West Elm
J. McLaughlin
Whole Foods Market
Janie and Jack
Williams Sonoma
Jeni’s Ice Cream
The Woodhouse Day Spa
avalon is a walkable, seamlessly connected community of shopping, dining, entertainment, living and working. It’s more than just another place to go, it’s a place to be—a hub of local art and activity that delivers the luxury of the modern South. This is a place where memories are made, new traditions emerge, families gather and community happens. Take a stroll down the Boulevard, make a wish at the fountain, catch a concert, play some lawn games with the family, and drink in the beauty of every season while you experience the ultimate in shopping, dining, and just enjoying.
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CONTENTS discover alpharetta letter from the mayor....................... 4 messages from ACVB & ABA........... 5 elected officials.............................. 7 about alpharetta............................. 8 map of alpharetta......................... 14 history of alpharetta...................... 16
invest & grow demographics.............................. 20 top employers.............................. 22 awards/rankings.......................... 23
live & thrive education.................................... 26 houses of worship......................... 36 healthcare................................... 39 senior living................................. 44 housing....................................... 46 apartments................................... 50 public safety................................ 51 parks.......................................... 52 recreation.................................... 54 big creek greenway...................... 56 bike Alpharetta............................ 57
stay & play events......................................... 60 history walk................................. 64 attractions & entertainment............ 66 dining......................................... 68 culinary experiences..................... 75 shopping..................................... 76 lodging....................................... 82
ABA Membership Directory
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alphabetical listing of ABA members..... 84 ABA networking opportunities.......... 86 category listing of ABA members...... 87 advertisers' index........................... 96
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lpharetta is a special place. Over the years Alpharetta has grown from a sleepy farm town into a community whose exceptional business climate and quality of life draw people from all over the world to do business and raise a family. That unique balance along with our vibrant technology network has turned Alpharetta into a true destination. Families move to Alpharetta because of our outstanding schools in a family friendly environment protected by one of the most highly acclaimed public safety departments in the world. Companies locate in Alpharetta because we provide a business-friendly climate with a well-trained, highly educated workforce for businesses of every size. Visitors come here because we have world-class shopping and entertainment, restaurants to please any palate, numerous parks and recreational facilities, cultural activities, and one-of-a-kind special events.
Jim Gilvin Mayor
Our small business community also thrives as entrepreneurs gravitate to Alpharetta to fulfill their destiny. Start-ups find the support they need to develop ideas through local incubators and a thriving ecosystem of innovation here. Growing small businesses will find the professional services, networking, and common connections they need to expand and flourish. All of these attributes are essential to Alpharetta’s destination status. But there is more. Alpharetta is also a place where people, businesses, churches, schools and associations come together as a community. That’s the secret behind Alpharetta’s success – the people. As a trading post founded more than 150 years ago Alpharetta was a place for people to gather and build community and that sense of community remains today. People come from all over the world to make Alpharetta their hometown and those people are the reason Alpharetta is recognized as one of the 10 friendliest cities in America, the best small city to start a business, one of Georgia’s safest cities and one of the 25 best places to move in the United States. Yes Alpharetta really is a special place and I am honored to be a part of this community. This year’s Guidebook, provided to you by the Alpharetta Business Association, gives you a roadmap for all things Alpharetta. Inside, you’ll find information about our city whether you live, work, or play here … or all three. We hope you will keep this Guidebook as a reference tool for the whole year and turn to it again and again as you look to make this your hometown too. As the new Mayor of Alpharetta, I look forward to leading this amazing community into the future as we preserve the things we love about our hometown and continue to evolve in ways that maintain our connectedness. Please take a moment to look through the Guidebook and discover why so many of us have chosen Alpharetta as our destination. Sincerely,
Jim Gilvin Mayor of Alpharetta
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he Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau welcomes you to Alpharetta, Georgia where visitors from around the world come to experience what residents live every day. We are your one-stop shop for everything to do and see in Alpharetta. Stop in our Welcome Center or visit awesomealpharetta.com to see what event is coming up or to learn about the complimentary event planning resources we offer. We like to think Alpharetta has it all – from tasty culinary experiences to awardwinning biking trails to a long list of well-known attractions such as the only American Girl® Boutique and Bistro in Georgia. The momentum keeps growing as new restaurants, shops and attractions pop up all around the city and new events name Alpharetta as their home.
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With all the family-friendly festivals and events going on throughout the year it’s no wonder why Southern Living named Alpharetta one of the South's Friendliest Cities in 2018. On any given weekend, you can find yourself wandering around the Farmers Market, getting lost in fascination at an art gallery, sipping from a glass of wine at a chef-driven restaurant, taking a cooking class from a famous chef at one of four cooking schools, grabbing roller blades and racing down the Big Creek Greenway or taking a day off and relaxing at one of Alpharetta’s rejuvenating spas.
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We are proud to be a part of the Alpharetta community and are excited to be a fundamental part of its growth, which will continue
to bring visitors to shop in our shops, eat in our restaurants, enjoy our entertainment venues and sleep in our hotels. We encourage you to sign up for our e-newsletter at awesomealpharetta.com to stay current on everything happening in the city such as events, new things to do and awesome giveaways. Connect with us on Facebook®, Instagram® and Twitter® to stay up-to-date about Awesome Alpharetta.
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elcome to Alpharetta, Georgia! Our city has never seen the kind of growth we are experiencing right now. All across our city we are enjoying, as our mission statement indicates, “a thriving Alpharetta, alive with business, shopping and activity.” We are excited about this high point in our city’s history, and we invite you to share in our 5th annual Alpharetta Guidebook. We know you will find our City a great place to live, work and shop. One of the oldest business associations in North Fulton, the Alpharetta Business Association (ABA) offers a large variety of result-oriented programs and events to benefit its members and the community at large. Events and features for 2018 include: the 7th Annual State of the City Address & Mayor’s Breakfast; Breakfast Networking meetings the first Tuesday of each month; the award-winning Alpharetta Farmers Market; an Annual Business Expo in August, the largest in North Fulton; a fun Golf Challenge in July; two Brew Moon Fests – one in June and the second one in October; Membership meetings on the last Thursday of each month; a Monthly E-newsletter to keep members informed about ABA happenings and any issues that impact the business community in Alpharetta; our Lunch and Learn programs, and our social media outlets to stay in touch with us. As the business community, we have a role in shaping a positive future for Alpharetta. Together we are a strong and positive voice in the affairs of our city and our community.
ABA Board of Directors Please join us! We encourage you to visit the ABA website for more information. Whether you are new to Alpharetta, just visiting, or a long-time resident seeking deeper involvement in our community, join us for one of our events. If you have any questions, please call us at 678865-6608 or email us at office@alpharettabusinessassociation.com. We look forward to seeing and working with you in Alpharetta!
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discover alpharetta : elected officials The Mayor and City Council of the City of Alpharetta serve their citizens with public safety, parks and recreation, planning and zoning, and road and transportation projects.
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City Council, Post 2
Donald Mitchell
Ben Burnett
City Council, Post 3
Karen Richard
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John Hipes
Jason Binder
Dan Merkel
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dmerkel@alpharetta.ga.us
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The City of Alpharetta is home to over 640 technology companies resulting in the city’s daytime population exceeding that of residents. The city has won numerous financial awards, and has been named one of the safest cities in Georgia, according to SafeWise. Residents, business owners and visitors agree there is always an excuse to have a celebration, whether movies at a park, food truck gatherings, parades, art or music festivals, races or holiday gatherings. No matter what time of year, there is some kind of upcoming event that excites the community.
Alpharetta became an official town in 1858 after pioneers INFRASTRUCTURE settled on what was originally Cherokee Indian land. Where once just a few small buildings stood, including a grocery ADVANTAGES Our story goes this: During the late-90s dot-com City of Alpharetta started to grow the groundThe up—literally. store, a like courthouse and a boom, jail,thenow a thriving cityfromlives. Hundreds of miles of fiber optic cables were buried throughout the city, and the state’s largest electricity provider, Georgia Power,There are also plenty of shopping and dining opportunities, took it a stepU.S. further by Census establishing a series of redundant electric networks throughout theAlpharetta city. 2010 Bureau report revealed as the which seem to be expanding at a rapid pace. New 6th-fastest growing city in the nation, which is no wonder developments are constantly popping up around the city, 600+ 19.6M when you consider the high 60% quality education and the number providing residents and visitors with new restaurants, retail Tech Companies D/L Speeds Total Sq. Ft. of businesses choosing to relocate Alpharetta. Office Space Above U.S.to Average shops and entertainment venues. Avalon, since its opening Known as the “technology city of the south,” Alpharetta is paving in October 2014, has brought 86 acres of dining, shopping, ACCESSIBILITY its way for high tech companies like McKesson, ADP and Hewlett- small businesses and residences to downtown Alpharetta Because Alpharetta is just a quick drive from Atlanta, businesses are conveniently positioned right by the world’s busiest airport. And if that’s not enticing there are plenty of other ways to get around whether you prefer to drive car or ride public transit, Packard toenough, establish regional headquarters within thebycity. In January 2018, The Hotel at Avalon and Alpharetta Alpharetta makes sure businesses and their workers get to where they need to go. from Alpharetta 22 Miles to Downtown Atlanta
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discover alpharetta : about alpharetta The Alpharetta Conference Center features lofty spaces, bright design, and with Alpharetta serving as the first Gigabit community in Atlanta, brilliantly modern Fiberhood technology. Each of the spaces are sized from grand to intimate, creating the perfect venue to host gatherings of all sizes. The Hotel at Avalon is being touted as one of North Georgia’s hottest new resort enclave, giving both business executives and leisure travelers the unique opportunity to experience the meaning of graceful, modern Southern hospitality. The 60,000-foot Topgolf facility has proven to be the recreational fun spot for golf enthusiasts not to mention Regal Cinemas at Avalon and the AMC Theaters at the North Point Mall, where movie-goers can shop, dine, and then lay back in a reclining cushioned seat while they watch the latest films. That’s not the only new development Alpharetta has unveiled — just down the street from the Avalon is the newly developed Alpharetta City Center, which includes citydiscover hall, the alpharetta county library,: history town green and city park. Phase II of Alpharetta City Center has begun and will develop the retail, office and residence elements of the site in the heart of Downtown Alpharetta expecting to be open in the Fall of 2018. The development will be configured to encourage successful street-level retail, service, and restaurant uses that will enhance and expand the quality of businesses in Downtown Alpharetta. The Alpha Loop, is an innovative and efficient way to connect people to activity centers, parks, and jobs by a network of multi-use trails that provides safe alternatives to driving as well as other recreational benefits. These multiuse paths connecting Avalon to Downtown Alpharetta, currently involves two interconnected routes including a three-mile inner loop and a five-mile outer loop that will link Downtown Alpharetta, Avalon, and the Northwinds area located at Haynes Bridge Road and S.R. 400. Alpharetta has acres devoted to walking trails, playgrounds, baseball, soccer and football fields, and even a dog park. There are community gardens, arboretums and swimming pools as well. One of the most popular outdoor choices in Alpharetta is the Big Creek
Greenway, which spans about eight miles through beautiful scenery and connects to a mountain biking trail. By the year 2022, high school students in Alpharetta and surrounding areas can opt to attend a STEM-focused campus slated to be built at the old Milton High School site. This is one of two Fulton County STEM-focused campuses being offered in Fulton County. Whether you are a current resident, a visitor or simply looking to relocate to Alpharetta, you need not look any further…Alpharetta is the perfect place to shop, dine, stay, play, live and work!
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he city of Alpharetta, located in Fulton County, is situated just 22 miles north of Atlanta within the AtlantaMarietta-Sandy Springs-GA Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) in close proximity to important regional cities and other job centers. Alpharetta is a premiere destination for corporate headquarters, technology services, and retail trade firms and earns top grades as one of the nation’s most desirable places to live, work, celebrate, and explore. Take a glance at some of the city’s most noteworthy distinctions. Then read on to discover why so many individuals, families and businesses are choosing to call Alpharetta home.
• Forbes Magazine named Alpharetta the 7th friendliest city
in the nation, and gave it first place among the top 25 best places to move.
• Entrepreneur Magazine recently named Alpharetta “the best small city to start a business.”
• Movoto, a national on-line real estate brokerage firm,
recently branded Alpharetta the best Atlanta area suburb for families that want a quiet place to live in close proximity to great shopping, dining, and nightlife.
• According to The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement, one third (5) of Georgia’s top 15 high schools are in Alpharetta or surrounding communities.
• Safewise, a home security and safety advice firm, named Alpharetta one of the safest cities in Georgia.
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discover alpharetta : about alpharetta Alpharetta Technology City of the South
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lpharetta is home to some of the world’s largest technology companies and is the top city in the nation for Health IT. There are now over 640 technology companies that call Alpharetta home, making Alpharetta one of the largest technology cities in the Southeast. Many of these companies were drawn to Alpharetta by its robust fiber network, highly educated and trained workforce, low cost of living, its outstanding schools and exceptional quality of life. OneSpring LLC is a growing technology consulting company based in Alpharetta GA. They focus on helping companies define and design better digital products and software. The company’s CEO, Jason Moccia, relocated the company from Dunwoody to Alpharetta because of the quality of life the city has to offer. Additionally, many of OneSpring's clients (Fortune 1000) work and live in the Alpharetta area. “We moved our company to Avalon in Alpharetta for many reasons; access to top talent, quality of the schools and universities, access to high-speed fiber, and low crime rates are all benefits that our employees and clients value,” says Jason Moccia, CEO of OneSpring. “In today’s market, technology companies can work from anywhere. Alpharetta’s
focus on being The Technology City of the South certainly played into our decision to move the company here.” Alpharetta is quickly developing a reputation for being a center of technology innovation. Alpharetta’s technology industry ranges from global technology companies with thousands of employees, to a small business with less than five employees that is a leader in the technology of augmented reality, all within blocks of each other. To assist the growth of the technology industry in Alpharetta, the City of Alpharetta formed the Alpharetta Technology Commission (ATC) in 2012. The first organization of its kind in Georgia. The ATC changed its name to Tech Alpharetta in September of 2017 to reflect the growth and evolution of the organization. Tech Alpharetta consistes of a strategic advisory board, a start-up incubator and an events arm that holds locally-based educational and networking events for technology executives. The five pillars of Tech Alpharetta are: Growth – to support innovation and startups; Build – to help develop advanced infrastructure to support the next generation of technology; Engage – to help develop relationships among
Skignz ---New App Wayfinding Meets Augmented Reality... A new Augmented Reality wayfinding app for Alpharetta visitors and residents. The City of Alpharetta is excited to introduce this innovative Event wayfinding application. Skignz was introduced at the 2018 Taste of Alpharetta and will also be introduced at other future events being hosted by the City. Imagine holding your phone’s camera lens and see location pins and information “bubbles” appear over surrounding locations. Basically, the user can hold up their phone the way that you would with a camera and/or GIS systems with AR “bubbles” popping up above anything in the area: stores, vendor booths, restrooms, parking, security, first aid stations, etc. You can also narrow the search for a specific vendor or food type and it will pin point exactly where in the event you can find them and successfully guide you there. To learn more about this app, please visit: https://www.skignz.com/about-skignz
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Alpharetta technology companies that fosters community, collaboration and innovation; Brand – which creates the messaging to help attract new businesses to the Alpharetta area and Board Development - Focused on board growth and management. Tech Alpharetta has run a technology startup innovation center in Alpharetta since 2015 called the Tech Alpharetta Innovation Center (TAIC). The TAIC, which is located at 2972 Webb Bridge Road in Alpharetta, has 8800 square feet of interior working space and offers office, meeting and coworking space for tech start-ups, as well as educational programs, meetings and events designed to support tech start-ups. 50 leading-edge technology start-ups are currently working at the TAIC. These companies are working on all aspects of the technology industry which include: biotech, cyber security, smart city/ autonomous vehicle, transportation tech, artificial intelligence, IOT, augmented reality, ed-tech, film and video tech, manufacturing, data analytics, media workflow and transportation software startups. A number of technology companies that began in the TAIC have now successfully graduated to larger office space in Alpharetta, and Tech Alpharetta looks forward to continuing to support and grow Alpharetta’s innovation ecosystem. Karen Cashion is the CEO of the Tech Alpharetta. The Tech Alpharetta Board Chair is Craig Ganssle, CEO of CAMP3, a technology company that specializes in developing innovative solutions for various industries using artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT). The new Vice Chair is Ryan Hollenbeck, SVP at Verint, a global leader in Actionable Intelligence solutions. The Tech Alpharetta board is comprised of some of Alpharetta's leading technology companies, including emerging, intermediate and enterprised sized companies along with community partner organizations.
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n the heart of historic downtown, Alpharetta City Center is a new community gathering place that invites residents and visitors to shop in charming local boutiques, stroll through its gardens and parks, dine and play under the shade of historic trees, and easily transition between work, play, and living spaces. Alpharetta City Center offers an assortment of local retailers, shops, and chef-driven restaurants by Morris & Fellows, Amorance luxury apartments by South City Partners, the new world headquarters of DataScan, and a village of single family homes by Hedgewood Homes. It also encompasses the new
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City Hall and Library, Brook Street Park, Town Green, Market Street Park, the Shade Garden, and a variety of parking options. Beginning in June, the first restaurants will open, with restaurant and shop openings continuing throughout the Fall alongside Town Green events. Residents will begin moving into apartments in July. Amorance will provide sophisticated downtown living with convenient access to all that downtown Alpharetta has to offer. Its luxury apartments are distinct in both detail and design, with refined features, elegant finish packages, a variety of floor plans, and a host of private amenities. “Unlike traditional commercial developments, we have created a downtown district that fits seamlessly into the surrounding buildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries,” said Cheri Morris, president of Morris & Fellows. “Our commitment to creating a distinct look and experience continues
Doing Ordinary Things…with Extraordinary People! The North Metro Miracle Leaque (NMML), working in partnership with the City of Alpharetta Recreation, Parks and Cultural Services Department, provides inclusive adapted sports and social activities for people of all abilities. We are committed to the philosophy that every person deserves to be acknowledged, valued and included. From our youngest participant (4 years old) to our oldest (92 years old), we have been providing adapted sports programs and social activities for disabled children, teens and adults living in the North Fulton area for 18 years, serving well over 500 families.
For more information, visit nmml.net.
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ABA offers a unique way to plug into not only the business community but the wider Alpharetta community as well. • We host the State of the City Address and Mayor’s Breakfast. • We operate the Alpharetta Business Expo, the small business and technology expo of Alpharetta and North Fulton. • We operate the Alpharetta Farmers Market, recognized as one of the best farmers markets in the State. • We publish the annual Alpharetta Guidebook along with the Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau and the City of Alpharetta. • We offer a monthly Breakfast and After Hour meetings.
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The ABA promotes: • Alpharetta’s business districts • City improvements • New business opportunities ABA encourages volunteering on our various committees: • • • • •
Membership Networking Alpharetta First Business Expo Farmers Market
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Aside from the networking programs, the Alpharetta Business Association is the sponsor and host of several community events. Those include:. • Brew Moon Spring Fest in June • Par 3 Golf Challenge in July • Brew Moon Fall Fest in October coinciding with the Scarecrow Harvest by the City of Alpharetta • Christmas Market in December in conjunction with the City of Alpharetta Christmas Tree Lighting
As the business community, we can help shape the future of Alpharetta. Together we are a strong and positive voice making things happen for the good of our city. The value ABA can provide you professionally and your business is immeasurable. Consider joining ABA today! Membership is $150 annually. Corporate memberships are available in the first quarter of each new calendar year.
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valon is an immersive mixed-use community in the heart of Alpharetta, designed around the art of living well. Since opening in 2014, Avalon has become a must-experience destination for Alpharetta visitors and residents alike and has surpassed expectations, setting a new standard for “experiential retail.”
Day Spa opened this spring, and offers spa packages for shoppers and staycationers alike.
The 86-acre walkable community combines best-in-class shopping, the most talked about restaurants, a 12-screen all premium theatre, modern offices, single-family residences, luxury multifamily homes and a world-class Autograph Collection hotel and conference center. Perhaps most noteworthy is Avalon’s resort-level hospitality infused throughout the property. Here, a team of Ritz-Carlton trained ExperienceMakers deliver exceptional experiences to every guest every day. Avalon is more than just another place to go, it’s a place to be – a vibrant hub of local art, music and energy from early in the morning until well past sunset.
The Alpharetta Conference Center features lofty spaces, bright design, and with Alpharetta serving as the first Gigabit community in Atlanta, brilliantly modern Fiberhood technology. Each of the spaces are sized from grand to intimate, creating the perfect venue to host gatherings of all sizes. Already, major tech conferences have used the space, and this Spring, the winners of the $350,000 Avalon Says I Do wedding giveaway tied the knot in the beautiful grand Teasley Ballroom. The Hotel at Avalon has cemented its status as North Georgia’s hottest new resort enclave, giving both business executives and leisure travelers the unique opportunity to experience the meaning of graceful, modern Southern hospitality. To learn more about Avalon, visit experienceavalon.com.
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• • • • • • • • Avalon’s restaurants are among the top-rated in the city. Many are chef-driven concepts including Steve Palmer’s Colletta and Oak Steakhouse, Ford Fry’s The El Felix, and Marc Taft’s Brine Seafood Shack. And to top it off, Avalon has an open container policy that allows guests to take a to-go beverage and sip and stroll throughout the award-winning community. “We’re proud to host over 200 events each year at Avalon, activating our public spaces from morning to night and becoming the happening headquarters and community gathering place for North Fulton,” said Liz Gillespie, vice president of marketing for North American Properties (NAP). “We’ve become part of family traditions, whether it’s gathering for the annual Kentucky Derby Party, making a reservation for a birthday or anniversary or even planning a breathtaking wedding proposal. People come here to not only shop and dine, but to also just be.” In January 2018, The Hotel at Avalon and Alpharetta Conference Center officially opened as the crown jewel of the Avalon experience. The Hotel at Avalon features 330 guestrooms and suites, 44,000 square feet of event space, Starbucks and chef-driven icon South City Kitchen. The Woodhouse
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lpharetta was incorporated on December 11, 1858. The town was created to become the county seat of the newly formed Milton County. The territory comprising Milton County had once been a part of the Cherokee Nation and beginning in 1831 this area became the southern portion of Cherokee County, one of the largest counties in the state. Cherokee County’s size created a hardship for some its southern residents who had to travel to Canton, Cherokee County’s seat, to conduct county business, a trip that could take up to four days for the round trip. To accommodate those residents, parts of Cherokee, Cobb, DeKalb, Gwinnett and Forsyth Counties were combined to create Milton County. On April 12, 1858, the Milton County Inferior Court ordered the purchase of 60 acres from the Manning and Camp families. Twelve and one-half acres were retained for county use and the remaining forty seven and one-half acres were divided into lots and sold to the highest bidders. These lots were used to establish the downtown business district and residences for settlers who were drawn into the new town for commercial or other reasons. Before the year was over construction had started on a new courthouse and jail. The 1860 Federal Census for Alpharetta listed six carpenters, three blacksmiths, two brick masons, two shoemakers, two tailors, two grocers, two hoteliers, two livery stable employees, one ditcher, one doctor, one postmaster, one sheriff, and one constable.
The new government had barely three years to become established when the Civil War began. Milton County sent two representatives to the secession convention in Milledgeville, then the Georgia state capitol. These two men, Jackson Graham and J. C. Street voted against secession but they were in the minority. Soon, five infantry companies were raised locally and soldiers were sent into battle. These troops fought in some of the war’s most deadly engagements including Manassas, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Vicksburg, Chickamauga, and Atlanta. Milton County troops suffered 244 casualties
Manning Store was located on North Main Street in Downtown Alpharetta. Picture includes James Howell Manning and Dodge Teasley. (Courtesy Linda Strickland and George Paulk)
those on the west side of South Main Street and on the west side of Old Roswell Street, were built between 1902 and 1914. During this period the cotton business flourished as did the downtown businesses. But in the 1920s and 1930s the cotton market was destroyed by the boll weevil and the Great Depression. The price of cotton fell from 35 cents per pound in 1919 to 6 cents per pound in 1931. The two banks closed, cotton brokers could no longer offer seed and fertilizer to farmers on credit, and the farmers barely survived. By then Milton County was near bankruptcy. Teachers were forced to take pay cuts, and even then were not paid on time. Roads were in deplorable condition. County employees were underpaid. One local resident, the late Louie Jones, described the situation this way, “Schools during the Depression were nothing but shacks in the fields and not an inch of paved roads to get to them.” So in 1931, Milton County residents voted to become a part of Fulton County, its rich neighbor to the south. The vote was 213 for the move and 59 against. The change took place on January 1, 1932. Soon, a cafeteria, central heat and plumbing were installed at Milton School. Alpharetta’s main street was paved, school bus service was instituted, and pay for county employees was doubled. Farmers shifted to livestock and truck farming in the 1930s and 1940s. The demand for food by U. S. troops during World War II led to the growth of the poultry business in much of North Georgia, including the Alpharetta area. The poultry industry provided local residents with a stable source of income for many years even long after the war ended. Two other developments provided jobs for Alpharettans. The Bell Bomber Plant, now Lockheed, opened in Marietta in1943, and the General Motors Assembly Plant in Doraville began operations in 1947. The opening of Georgia Highway 400 in the 1970s and the growth of the Windward Development in the 1980s drew more residents and businesses to the area. Reasonable home prices, a moderate climate and superior schools made Alpharetta and surrounding communities excellent places to live, work and play.
The Webb-Alpharetta Hotel, pictured from Milton Avenue. (Courtesy Clayton Camera Craft).
In March 1865 the Superior Court reported a cash balance of minus $7.50 in the county treasury. Since there were no funds for education, Milton officials emphasized the importance of Sunday Schools in educating children. By 1871, the Alpharetta Male and Female Academy had opened in a new building located behind the current city hall. The school operated until the end of 1921 when Milton School opened on the property where the academy operated through the end of 1921 until Milton School opened on the property. During the 1890s, primary schools, funded by local citizens, opened in communities throughout the county, Ocee, Warsaw, Hopewell, Crabapple and Summit among them. Junior high schools were built in Birmingham and Newtown. Alpharetta’s economy was cotton based for decades. Farmers grew cotton and downtown businesses opened to seed, fertilize, process, sell and ship the product. In 1901, the Webb Guano Warehouse opened for business in the landmark Cotton House building on Milton Avenue. At various times three gins operated in Alpharetta, two in Crabapple, one in Webb and Ocee. Most, if not all of the existing downtown commercial buildings, particularly
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In May of 2018, the City of Alpharetta celebrated the opening of the Alpharetta & Old Milton County History Museum, located inside Alpharetta’s City Hall. The History Museum covers the history of Alpharetta, from its earliest days as Cherokee Indian territory, through its remarkable emergence as one of the nation's most vibrant high tech cities.
Alpharetta & Old Milton County History Museum Local historians worked for over four years to open the Alpharetta & Old Milton County History Museum, which includes stories, photos, and memorabilia contributed by many local residents. The Museum was funded by the City of Alpharetta and developed in partnership with the Alpharetta & Old Milton County Historical Society which provided historical research and many of the artifacts on display. The Alpharetta & Old Milton County History Museum is open Monday – Thursday, 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and Fridays, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Admission is free.
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lpharetta offers an array of business locations for small, medium and large companies. The range of beautifully situated sites is ideal for any local, regional or global operations with unsurpassed amenities and settings. Alpharetta is quickly developing a reputation for being a center of technology innovation. It is now a central hub for new and relocating technology companies and is home to over one quarter of metro Atlanta’s top 25 technology employers. Alpharetta seeks to be a magnet for new endeavors by providing an environment that is business friendly and encourages productivity and prosperity, thereby enhancing its economic vitality. One of the most appealing cities in the Southeast – Alpharetta has retained and attracted businesses with increasing success. Business friendly leadership ensures we enhance our community with creative new, mixed use developments like Avalon that reflect our unique sensibility and retain our character. It’s a winning formula.
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invest & grow : demographics The City of Alpharetta is home to some of the best and brightest talent that Metro Atlanta has to offer. What makes Alpharetta one of the best in the nation? It’s our people.
Currently, there are 63,972 residents who call Alpharetta home. By the year 2020, there will be 65,902 residents residing in Alpharetta. 1/3+ or 40% of Metro Atlanta’s Top 25 tech companies are in Alpharetta There are 4+ million sq. ft. of available office space Labor draw of 2.1 million people (Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Forsyth, Cherokee, and Cobb Counties) Approximately 60% of Alpharetta’s residents own their own home. 420,000 people within a 20-minute drive time of Alpharetta The Median Home Value is estimated to be $521,602 by the year 2020. The Average Household Income is estimated to be $140,120 by the year 2020. The Median Age is estimated to be 38. 2 years old by the year 2020. Currently it is 37 years old. The City features 20 recreational sites spread throughout 700-plus acres of greenspace (i.e.
13 parks, 4 indoor facilities, 8 miles of paved trails, and more).
Alpharetta hosts more than 150 annual events. EDUCATION When it comes to college degrees, our workforce has credentials that are hard to compete with. No matter what heights our businesses desire to reach, our workers come equipped with the invaluable knowledge it takes to get there.
24.8%
Graduate or Professional Degree
41.2%
Bachelor's Degree
6.6%
Associate's Degree
PROFESSIONS Need more proof that Alpharetta is a rising hub in the business world? Consider that 77% of Alpharetta residents are employed in professional, managerial, technical, sales and administrative positions. Our citizens don’t just have degrees— they’ve got the experience and working knowledge needed to take any business to the next level.
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PERSONNEL Alpharetta’s consistent population nearly doubles during the day. That means that employees are coming from throughout the regionto work for Alpharetta’s rising tech companies. With great accessibility and a superior quality of life, it’s no wonder we’re the 6th fastest-growing city in the nation, and it’s getting better every day.
122+K
Daytime Population
1.34+K
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Workers Per Square Mile
ADVANTAGES Our story goes like this: During the late-90s dot-com boom, the City of Alpharetta started to grow from the ground up—literally. Hundreds of miles of fiber optic cables were buried throughout the city, and the state’s largest electricity provider, Georgia Power, took it a step further by establishing a series of redundant electric networks throughout the city.
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D/L Speeds Above U.S. Average
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Total Sq. Ft. Office Space
HOUSING Our many workspaces and office buildings are state-of-the-art, but we admit that they’d make a lousy home. Thankfully, Alpharetta has plenty of great housing options to choose from. More than 90 percent of our houses were built in 1980 or later, which explains why 83 percent of our houses are worth $200,000 or more, with nearly a third of our homes offer 9 or more rooms.
91%
Houses Built In 1980 or later
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Houses Worth $200K+
19.6m
Houses Feature 9+ Rooms
SCHOOLS Alpharetta’s workforce is highly educated, but we wouldn’t be doing our jobs if we didn’t expect great things from our students as well. Our high schools boast a combined graduation rate of 95.5 percent, and with an average ACT score of 23.8 and 65 percent of students participating in AP courses, the future of our city is in great hands.
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UPS Supply Chain Solutions No. of Employees Comcast
AT&T Inc./Data Center ADP
ADP, INC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,012 MCKESSON INFORMATION SOLUTIONS . . Equifax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,676
Fiserv FISERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Delta . . . Dental . . . . Insurance . . . . . . . . . 1,615 Lexis Nexis VERIZON BUSINESS NETWORK SERVICES . Verizon . . . . .Enterprise . . . . . . . . . . . 1,457 HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,106
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LEXIS NEXIS RISK SOLUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,070
640+ Tech Companies 20 BioTech/Pharmaceutical Companies UPS SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS GENERAL SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,005 15+ Enterprise EY . & . .Co-location . . . . . .Data . . Centers . . . .
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EQUIFAX INFORMATION SERVICES 197 IT Service/Consulting Companies
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725 Office Buildings
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22 Data centers and Virtual Hosting Companies
Sources: ESRI 2017, CoStar, March 2018, BLS, Nov 2017 (Not Seasonally Adjusted), U.S. Census Bureau, 2016 American Community Survey, 5-Year Estimates, Business Wise, March 2018, EMSI 2018.1Q
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RECOGNITION RECOGNITION Certificate of Certificate of for Achievement Achievement for Excellence in Financial Excellence in Financial Reporting for fiscal Reporting fiscal year 2015for from the year 2015 from the Government Finance Government Finance Officers Association Officers Association (GFOA). (GFOA).
Achievement of Achievement Excellence in of Excellence in Award Procurement Procurement for 2016 fromAward the for 2016 Procurement from the National NationalInc. Procurement Institute, Institute, Inc.
Insurance Services Office (ISO) Insurance Services Office (ISO) Class 1 Rating Class 1 Rating This certification, representing superior property Thisprotection certification, representing superior property fire capabilities, is based primarily on fire protection capabilities, is based primarily an evaluation of the city’s water supply and on an evaluation the city’s water supply and distribution, fireofdepartment equipment, distribution, fire department equipment, manpower, and fire alarm facilities. Alpharetta is manpower, fire alarminfacilities. one of only and 15 agencies GeorgiaAlpharetta and 204 is one of only 15 agencies in Georgia andClass 204 agencies nationwide, to receive an ISO agencies nationwide, to receive an ISO Class 1 rating, the highest available. 1 rating, the highest available.
Tree City USA from City USA from theTree National Arbor Day the National Arbor Day th Foundation for the 26 th Foundation for the 26 consecutive year. consecutive year.
Distinguished Budget DistinguishedAward Budget Presentation Presentation Award for fiscal year 2016 for fiscal year 2016 from GFOA. from GFOA.
Special Needs Certified Special Needs Certified Community from the Community from the Special Needs Certified Special Needs Certified Organization. Organization. Recognizing communities that are better Recognizing communities thatand are serve better able to understand, engage, able to understand, engage, and serve people with special needs. people with special needs.
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BEST ATLANTA BEST ATLANTA SUBURB SUBURB
7TH FRIENDLIEST 7TH FRIENDLIEST CITY CITY FRIENDLIEST CITY
BEST CITY FOR WOMEN BEST CITY FOR WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS ENTREPRENEURS
BEST PLACE TO START A BEST PLACE TO START A BUSINESS IN GEORGIA BUSINESS IN GEORGIA
BEST SMALL CITY BEST SMALL CITY IN GEORGIA IN GEORGIA
BEST PLACES TO VISIT BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN GEORGIA IN GEORGIA
BEST CITIES FOR TECH BEST CITIES FOR TECH (OUTSIDE CA AND NY) (OUTSIDE CA AND NY)
BEST CITIES TO START BEST CITIES TO START A RESTAURANT A RESTAURANT
10 SURPRISING STARTUP 10 SURPRISING STARTUP HUBS AROUND THE WORLD HUBS AROUND THE WORLD
AMERICA’S BEST PLACE AMERICA’S BEST PLACE TO MOVE TO MOVE
BEST SUBURBS TO BEST SUBURBS TO LIVE IN ATLANTA LIVE IN ATLANTA
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Making History as the Vibrant New Heart of Alpharetta’s Downtown
Welcome to City Center, Alpharetta’s authentic shopping and dining destination with the best of local boutiques, artisan shopping, chef-driven restaurants, al fresco dining, and luxury residences in a historic downtown setting. At the top of this thriving social scene, Amorance offers luxury one and two bedroom apartment living complete with beautiful views, outdoor balconies, open floor plans and a wealth of amenities. The new heart of downtown, City Center creates a sense of community that radiates from Town Green through the new City Hall, library, interconnected gardens, pocket parks, and beyond along the Alpha Loop.
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nce a well-kept secret, Alpharetta’s many charms have been discovered. From a rich historical past to a promising future, more and more young adults, families and retirees are calling Alpharetta home. With its lush greenery, superb public education, excellent public safety and outstanding healthcare, Alpharetta residents are happy to reside in this city. The housing market is strong, and offers affordable housing from the most luxurious neighborhoods to extended stay apartment living. Family-friendly and inclusive, Alpharetta is a solid place to put down roots – a city that encourages success at home, work and play. Alpharetta has some of the best schools in the state, which draws new residents to the city each year. Four of the top high schools in Georgia are located in or around Alpharetta. Alpharetta High School was nationally ranked in “Newsweek’s Best High Schools” in 2016 and has won numerous awards in academics, athletics and the arts. There are also numerous private preschools, elementary, middle and high schools to choose from. Alpharetta is the 15th safest city in the state, which is largely due to the Public Safety Department’s priority to keep the city safe. There are also two accessible hospitals and dozens of medical centers to ensure residents have healthcare available for routine visits and emergency care.
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lpharetta boasts some of the best educational opportunities in Georgia and is part of the Fulton County Public School System, which was recently rated “One of the Top 100 School Districts in Places You Can Afford� by Money Magazine. Fulton County is the fourth largest school district in Georgia with 106 schools. There are 59 elementary schools, 19 middle schools, 18 high schools, and 10 start-up charter schools.
Four of the top high schools in Georgia are located in or around Alpharetta. Alpharetta public schools boast high test scores, rigorous academic curricula and competitive athletic programs. Many educators and influential leaders advocate that true excellence in schools is measured by what students do
with their lives after they graduate. On that note, Alpharetta and surrounding area high schools are on the right track. In a 2016 education ranking issue published by U.S. News & World Report, 5 out of 7 Alpharetta or surrounding area high schools made the top 20 list of the best high schools in Georgia, and earned a place among the top 500 high schools in the nation. This is pretty impressive given that the U.S. News & World Report rankings include data on more than 21,000 public high schools in 50 states and the District of Columbia. Schools were awarded gold, silver or bronze medals based on their performance on state Math and English assessments as well as how well they prepare students for college. Of the 15 Georgia schools awarded
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live & thrive : education gold medals in the report, six are within the surrounding Alpharetta area—the highest number of any school system in Georgia. Visit www.usnews.com/education/best-highschools/georgia to learn more about this ranking and the methodology. Milton, Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Chattahoochee, and Roswell high schools each earned gold medals. Collectively, these Alpharetta-area public high schools have a graduation rate of 96.1%. And, 99% of graduating students are college-bound. Fulton County’s SAT scores continue to exceed the state and national average. Additionally, seven Fulton County high schools rank within the top 15 highest scoring schools in Georgia, with the majority of them located in the Alpharetta and surrounding community. According to the College Board, Fulton has more schools with high SAT performance than any other district in Georgia. Going on the ideology that the main hope of a nation lies in the education of its youth, Alpharetta high schools are doing a lot right when it comes to laying a foundation that fosters a love of learning and a curriculum that teaches students to think. Outstanding teachers, exceptional leadership and governance, a challenging and stimulating curriculum, high test scores, dedication to the arts, competitive athletic programs, a vibrant co-curricular life evidenced by a variety of clubs and organizations, and ample opportunities for community involvement demonstrate why Alpharetta’s educational efforts work hard to take its students onward and upward. Alpharetta recognizes that high quality early childhood programs are not only great for students and their parents, they also serve as great economic stabilizers and equalizers. Good schools bring more residents (and jobs) to the area which helps to increase the availability of taxpayer money to fund community improvements. Alpharetta’s exceptional primary and secondary schools are led by educated, talented, and forward-thinking administrators, teachers and support staff who focus
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on curriculum diversity and pay much attention to early intervention protocols to foster academic growth from the ground up. All seven of Alpharetta’s or surrounding area middle schools, including Amana Academy, show exemplary test assessment rates. According to GreatSchools, collectively, these middle schools continue to demonstrate a proficiency rate as high as 99% for all core subjects. GreatSchools gave these schools an “A” rating and most were awarded a Community Climate Rating of 5/5 stars. Based on these stats, ratings and test scores, it is abundantly clear that throughout the school day in Alpharetta, there is a whole lot of learning, thinking, and discovery going on to propagate a student body awesomely prepared to take on life’s challenges long after high school graduation. Go to www.greatschools.org/georgia/alpharetta to get more info and learn more about the methodology.
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Milton H.S.
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Northview H.S.
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Johns Creek H.S.
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Gold
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Roswell H.S.
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Cambridge H.S.
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live & thrive : education Fulton County has 18 high schools. Seven (7) are in Alpharetta or surrounding areas; five (5) of those seven rank among Georgia’s best – as measured by U.S. News & World Report’s STEM test scores and collegereadiness indices. A high school education focused on strong STEM curricula (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) can help teenagers develop problem-solving skills and provide them with a foundation to pursue a number of growing, in-demand careers. Alpharetta’s AP® test performance stats showed high participation rates and excellent scores among students: 68% of Alpharetta high school students took an average of 4 AP® test exams before they graduated. 90% of these students passed the exams affording them the opportunity to earn college credits while in high school and proving their readiness to take on more challenging material after graduation. Across the board, Alpharetta-area high schools continue to earn top grades for a wide range of key educational attributes: √ High test scores √ Rigorous academic curricula √ Dedication to the arts √ Exceptional teaching staff √ Competitive athletic programs √ An abundance of clubs and organizations √ Ample volunteer opportunities Competitive sports programs include: • • • • • • •
Football • Baseball • Basketball Soccer • Lacrosse • Ice & Roller Hockey Track and Field • Cross Country Swimming & Diving • Wrestling Tennis • Volleyball • Golf • Cheerleading Rugby • Fencing Ping Pong • Gymnastics • Equestrian
Competitive programs for the visual, performing, and communicative arts include: • Band • Orchestra • Chorus • Theatre • Debate • Speech • Chess More than 50 clubs and organizations tap into the diverse interests and varying skill levels of high school students. Knitting, Robotics, Foreign Language, Animal Rights, Habitat for Humanity, Bowling, and Frisbee are just a few of the clubs available.
To learn more, visit http://school. fultonschools.org
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Alpharetta High School
Alpharetta High School 3595 Webb Bridge Road Alpharetta, Georgia 30005 (470) 254-7640 (470) 254-7653 (Fax) http://school.fultonschools.org/hs/alpharetta
Principal: Dr. Shannon N. Kersey Assistant Principals: Errol Dice, Clair Greenaway, Tina Johnson, Mike Scheifflee Alpharetta High School opened in the Fall of 2004 to serve students residing in north Fulton County. The rigorous, well-rounded academic program coupled with the clubs, service organizations, performing ensembles, and athletic program support the school’s mission and values. At Alpharetta High School, we believe that education creates opportunity. As a learning community, we seek to inspire intellectual curiosity and stimulate personal creativity by setting high expectations and developing engaging environments to promote a culture of continuous learning where hard work is a contributor to success. We respect the diverse perspectives, beliefs, and backgrounds of others and strive to build a foundation of self-governing integrity that recognizes each of our unique contributions to both our local and the global community. The school’s motto is “Creating Opportunities for Excellence in Academics, Athletics, Arts, and Altruism.”
Enrollment for : (As of 10/3/17): (enrollment can fluctate during the school year) 9th Grade: 570 students 10th Grade: 594 students 11th Grade: 533 students 12th Grade: 536 students Total Enrollment: 2233 students
Alpharetta High School (AHS) Academic Indicators National Rank: #304 State Rank: #9 STEM Rank: #135 College Readiness Index : 63.9 **2017 AHS SAT Results: EBRW Mean Score: 582 Math Mean Score: 575 Total: 1,157 (211 Taking Test) **2017 Fulton County SAT Results: EBRW Mean Score: 533 Math Mean Score: 518 Total: 1,051 (4,110 Taking Test) **2017 Georgia SAT Results: EBRW Mean Score: 535 Math Mean Score: 515 Total: 1,050 (63,805 Taking Test) **2017 National SAT results: EBRW Mean Score: 527 Math Mean Score: 517 Total: 1,044 (1,426,258 Taking Test) 2017 AHS ACT Composite: 25.2 (331 Taking Test) 2017 Fulton County Composite: 23.8 2017 Georgia Composite: 21.4 2017 National ACT Composite: 21.0 2017 Best Public High School in Georgia: #9 of 500
Class of 2016 – Graduate Profile Attending four-year college: 95% Attending two-year/technical colleges: 5% Military/Other: 0% HOPE Scholarship Eligibility: 67% Scholarships earned: Over $6 million Advanced Placement (AP) Tested: 72% Advanced Placedment (AP) Passed: 90% Mathematics Proficiency: 69% English Proficiency: 97%
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live & thrive : education Public Schools (within Alpharetta city limits) To view scores for Alpharetta or surrounding area schools, look under Fulton County to find your particular school. All Fulton County schools have changed their testing standards to include the Georgia Milestone Assessment System and other standardized testing programs. To learn more about testing requirements throughout the State of Georgia, please visit www.gadoe.org or http:// www.fultonschools.org/en/divisions/acd/assess/pages/testing.aspx . We have included two additional numbers, a College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) and a Climate rating. The CCRPI is a comprehensive school improvement, accoutability and communication platform for all educational stakeholders that promote college and career readiness for all Georgia public school students. The second new number is a Climate Star rating. Schools are rated on a 1 to 5 scale on the Georgia School Climate Star ratings with a "1" meaning "unsatisfactory" and "5" being excellent. The ratings are based on such factors as test scores, student discipline, attendance and student, parent and staff surveys. The CCRPI and Climate ratings reported in this edition are based on 11/2/17 results
Webb Bridge Middle School
Alpharetta High School
3595 Webb Bridge Road (470) 254-7640 www.school.fultonschools.org/hs/alpharetta Principal: Shannon Kersey Grades: 9-12 2,233 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 16:1 **2017 SAT: EBRW Mean Score: 582; Math Mean Score: 575; Total: 1,157 (211 Test Takers) 2017 ACT Composite: 25.2 (331 Test Takers) CCRPI Rating: 95.9 Climate Rating: 5
Webb Bridge Middle School
4455 Webb Bridge Road, Alpharetta, GA 30005 (470) 254-2940 www.school.fultonschools.org/ms/webbbridge Principal: Rebecca Perkins Grades: 6-8 1,195 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 15:1 CCRPI Rating: 98.2 Climate Rating: 5
Alpharetta Elementary School
192 Mayfield Road, Alpharetta, GA 30009 (470) 254-7015 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/alpharetta Principal: Coretta Stewart Grades: PK-5 550 students* Student-Teacher Ratio 11:1 CCRPI Rating: 95.8 Climate Rating: 4
New Prospect Elementary
Creek View Elementary School
3995 Webb Bridge Road, Alpharetta, GA 30005 (470) 254-2932 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/creekview Principal: Monica In Grades: PK-5 900 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 17:1 CCRPI Rating: 95 Climate Rating: 5
Lake Windward Elementary School
11770 East Fox Court, Alpharetta, GA 30004 (470) 254-7050 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/lakewindward Principal: Julie Morris Grades: PK-5 748 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1 CCRPI Rating: 104.5 Climate Rating: 5
Manning Oaks Elementary School
405 Cumming Street, Alpharetta, GA 30004 (470) 254-2912 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/manningoaks Principal: Jennifer Rosenthall Grades: PK-5 871 students** Student-Teacher Ratio 15:1 CCRPI Rating: 80.1 Climate Rating: 4
New Prospect Elementary School
3055 Kimball Bridge Road, Alpharetta, GA 30022 (470) 254-2800 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/newprospect Principal: Amy Booms-Lemons Grades: PK-5 575 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 14:1 CCRPI Rating: 89 Climate Rating: 4
* Attendance will fluctuate annually ** In March of 2016, the College Board introduced a new version of the SAT. Scores from the old version of the SAT cannot be directly compared to the new version of the SAT. The Class of 2017 SAT results include results from the New SAT format. EBRW Mean Scores: Evidence Based Reading and Writing
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live & thrive : education Fulton County Announces STEM-focused High School Campus on Old Milton High School Site
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y Fall of 2021, high school students in Alpharetta and surrounding areas could opt to attend a STEM-focused campus slated being built at the Old Milton High School site, located in downtown Alpharetta. This highly-touted STEM campus is one of the top construction priority for the Fulton County School System as it finalizes the 2017-2022 Capital Plan. The school plan and design for the North STEM High School is nearing completion. The North High School will be approximately 225,000 square feet, with additional space planned for a state-of-the-art auditorium. Estimated enrollment will be for approximately 1,500 students. This high school alternative focuses on science, technology, engineering and math that will lead students on a career pathway to high-demand, high-paying jobs in information technology, health care sciences and engineering. The Georgia Department of Education is dedicated to preparing students for the 21st Century workplace careers by providing high quality educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. In Georgia, STEM education is defined as an integrated curriculum (as opposed to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics taught in isolation) that is driven by problem solving, discovery, exploratory project/problem-based learning, and studentcentered development of ideas and solutions.
within an academic environment that more closely mirrors a college experience.
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Students who attend these schools will graduate with a number of industry certifications which will differentiate them among other students whether they plan to apply to a four-year school like Georgia Tech, attend a technical college, or enter the labor force upon graduation.
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The programs will equip students with the necessary tools and resources to prepare them for their chosen path.
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STEM High School will provide multiple industry-based certifications in one of three clusters - healthcare, engineering/ manufacturing, and computer science.
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By participating in job shadows and internships, students who attend the school will have the opportunity to connect and work within local Atlanta businesses and industries.
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The STEM-focused campuses will provide students a curriculum allowing students to transition directly into the workforce, receive industry certification credentials, and/or obtain college credit while still in high school.
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Students will take all required core academic courses while participating in the STEM curriculum. Courses will include biotechnology, nursing, pre-med, megatronics, robotics, information technology, networking and computer programming.
The school is organized with three wings for the programs of Healthcare Sciences, Engineering, and Information Technology
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The STEM-focused campuses will provide students a curriculum allowing students to transition directly into the workforce, receive industry certification credentials, and/or obtain college credit while still in high school. Students will take all required core academic courses while participating in the STEM curriculum. Courses will include biotechnology, nursing, pre-med, megatronics, robotics, information technology, networking and computer programming. About the Need for a STEM-Focused High School
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During the process of planning for our current Capital Program 2022, staff worked closely with business leaders to think differently about educational options for our students.
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The result, an opportunity to attend one of our planned STEM high schools for students who want a rigorous STEM-based curriculum
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live & thrive : education Public Schools (Surrounding Areas) Cambridge High School
2845 Bethany Bend, Milton, GA 30004 (470) 254-2883 http://school.fultonschools.org/hs/cambridge Principal: Dr. Edward J. Spurka
Grades: 9-12 1,984 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 19:1 **2017 SAT: EBRW Mean Score: 581; Math Mean Score: 574; Total: 1,155 (292 Test Takers) 2017 ACT Composite: 24.9 (378 Test Takers) CCRPI Rating: 99 Climate Rating: 4
Chattachoochee High School
5230 Taylor Road, Johns Creek, GA 30022 (470) 254-7600 http://school.fultonschools.org/hs/chattahoochee Principal: Tim Corrigan Grades: 9-12 1,966 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 18:1 **2017 SAT: EBRW Mean Score: 594; Math Mean Score: 597; Total: 1,191 (239 Test Takers) 2017 ACT Composite: 26.3 (309 Test Takers) CCRPI Rating: 98.6 Climate Rating: 4
Milton High School
13025 Birmingham Hwy., Alpharetta, GA 30004 (470) 254-7000 http://school.fultonschools.org/hs/milton Principal: Brian Jones Grades: 9-12 2,382 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 18:1 **2017 SAT: EBRW Mean Score: 588; Math Mean Score: 573; Total: 1,162 (339 Test Takers) 2017 ACT Composite: 25.2 (359 Test Takers) CCRPI Rating: 92.4 Climate Rating: 5
Haynes Bridge Middle School
10665 Haynes Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30022 (470) 254-7030 http://school.fultonschools.org/ms/haynesbridge Principal: Lauren Seidman Grades: 6-8 744 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1 CCRPI Rating: 73.9 Climate Rating: 5
Hopewell Middle School
13060 Cogburn Road, Milton, GA 30004 (470) 254-3240 http://school.fultonschools.org/ms/hopewell Principal: Michael LeMoyne Grades: 6-8 1,506 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 14:1 CCRPI Rating: 86.1 Climate Rating: 5
Northwestern Middle School
12805 Birmingham Hwy., Alpharetta, GA 30004 (470) 254-2870 www.school.fultonschools.org/ms/northwestern Principal: Charles Chester Grades: 6-8 1,314 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 14:1 CCRPI Rating: 87.9 Climate Rating: 5
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Cogburn Woods Elementary
13080 Cogburn Rd., Alpharetta, GA 30004 (470) 254-2845 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/cogburnwoods Principal: Lisa M. Garosi Grades: PK-5 879 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 16:1 CCRPI Rating: 89.4 Climate Rating: 3
Crabapple Crossing Elementary
12775 Birmingham Hwy., Milton, GA 30004 (470) 254-7055 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/crabapplecrossing Principal: Dr. Rachel Williams Grades: PK-5 780 students* CCRPI Rating: 97.1 Climate Rating: 5
Dolvin Elementary
10495 Jones Bridge Rd., Johns Creek, GA 30022 (470) 254-7020 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/dolvin Principal: Laura Zoll Grades: PK-5 842 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 16:1 CCRPI Rating: 97.9 Climate Rating: 5
Ocee Elementary
4375 Kimball Bridge Rd., Johns Creek, GA 30022 (470) 254-2960 http://school.fultonschools.org/es/ocee Principal: Ryan Moore Grades: PK-5 713 students* Student-Teacher Ratio: 15:1 CCRPI Rating: 95.6 Climate Rating: 5
Charter Public School Amana Academy
285 South Main Street, 30009 (678) 624-0989 www.amanaacademy.org Grades: K-8 Elementary CCRPI Rating: 81.9 Middle School CCRPI Rating: 92.2
Amana Academy is a tuition-free public charter school serving students in Fulton County. It is located in Alpharetta and is open to students in grades K-8. Amana Academy is the only STEM-Certified school in Alpharetta. Amana's middle school has a higher percentage of participation in high school courses than any other Fulton middle school. Its mission is to prepare students for high academic achievement, beyond what they think possible, so that they become active contributors to building a better world. For an updated list of test scores for these schools, please visit www.fultonschools.org CCRPI and Climate Ratings are based on 11/2/17 results. *School enrollment will fluctuate during the school year. The enrollment numbers listed are as 10/3/17. ** In March of 2016, the College Board introduced a new version of the SAT. Scores from the old version of the SAT cannot be directly compared to the new version of the SAT. The Class of 2017 SAT results include results from the New SAT format. EBRW Mean Scores: Evidence Based Reading and Writing
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Preschool/Daycare Alpharetta Academy
10955 Jones Bridge Road, 30022 (770) 740-9260 Grades: PK
Alpharetta Christian Academy
44 Academy Street, 30009 (770) 475-5762 www.alpharettachristianacademy.com Grades: N5-6, 338 students
Bright Horizons/Family Solutions 3105 Webb Road, 30004 (678) 393-2991
Building Blocks Child Development Center 6180 Atlanta Highway, 30004 (770) 475-7196
Carrington Academy at McFarland 6140 Atlanta Highway, 30004 (770) 777-6771 Grades: 6 weeks-PK
Children Today Montessori Learning Center 10465 Jones Bridge Road, 30022 (770) 817-8200 Grades: PK-K, 106 Students
Crabapple Academy
285 Rucker Road, 30004 (770) 475-4544 Grades: PK
Crème de la Crème
11675 Haynes Bridge Road, 30009 (770) 777-2960 www.cremedelacreme.com Grades: Infants-K, 125 students
Discovery Point Daycare Midway 4015 Discovery Drive, 30004 (770) 664-1773 Grades: PK
Fulton Science Academy
3035 Fanfare, 30009 (678) 366-2555 www.fultonscienceacademy.com Grades: PK-12, 441 students
The Goddard School
12665 Crabapple Road, 30004 (678) 366-6161 Grades: PK-K, 115 students
Headstart Montessori Academy, LLC 3325 Greenfern Court, 30004 (678) 624-0098
Huntington Learning Center
12850 Highway 9 North, Suite 2100 30004 (678) 240-9240
live & thrive : education Kids R Kids Milton
139 Highway 9 North, 30004 (770) 518-6863
The Lionheart School (Special Ed) 180 Academy Street, 30009 (770) 772-4555 www.thelionheartschool.com Grades: PK, 29 students
Magnolia Farm
14325 Birmingham Highway, 30004 (770) 337-4785
McGinnis Woods Country Day School 5368 Faircroft Drive, 30005 (770) 664-7764 www.mcginniswoods.org Grades: PK-8, 429 students
Medlock Bridge Montessori School
5815 Medlock Bridge Pkwy., 30022 (770) 623-1965 www.montessori.com Grades: NS-PK, 104 students
Midway United Methodist Church F.U.N. Kidz 5025 Highway 9 North, 30004 (770) 475-0909
Montessori Scholars Academy 13100 Morris Road, 30003 (770) 754-0777
Nesbit Ferry KinderCare
9550 Nesbit Ferry Road, 30022 (770) 587-1436 Grades: NS-PK
Pike Academy Too Day Care
1055 Thimblegate Court, 30022 (770) 599-6331 Grades: PK
Primrose School of Alpharetta
315 Henderson Village Parkway, 30004 (770) 664-7508 www.primroseschools.com/schools/alpharetta Grades: Infant-Kindergarten
Primrose School of Christopher Robin 5425 McGinnis Village Place, 30005 (678) 339-0107 Grades: PK-1, 40 students
Primrose School of Jones Bridge
11130 Jones Bridge Road, 30022 (770) 664-8911 www.primroseschools.com Grades: PK
Precocious Kids, LLC
214 MariettaStreet, 30004 (770) 569-2283
Nesbit Ferry Montessori
9330 Nesbit Ferry Road, 30022 (770) 552-8454 Grades: PK-4, 100 students
Preston Ridge Montessori School
3800 North Point Parkway, 30005 (770) 751-9510 Grades: PK-K, 91 students
Primrose School of Mansell Road 1015 Kingswood Place, 30009 (770) 552-1986 www.primroseschools.com Grades: PK
Red Apple Montessori
3505 Bethany Bend, 30004 (770) 664-2869
Seven Branches Academy
180 Mullinax Road, 30004 (770) 475-1307
Success Kids Learning Center
12920 Highway 9 North, 30004 (770) 475-5199
The Tutor Shop at Crabapple Crossing
12775 Birmingham Highway, 30004 (770) 740-7055
The Tutor Shop @ Summit Hill Elementary School 13855 Providence Road, 30004 (770) 667-2830
Unique Academy
2865 Webb Road, 30004 (678) 762-0216
Windward Child Development Center 5830 Windward Parkway, 30005 (678) 624-0222 www.cclc.com Grades: NS-PK
Private Elementary, Middle & High Schools Alexsander Academy
(All Boys/Special Education) 1090 Powers Place, 30009 (404) 839-5910 www.alexsanderacademy.org Grades: 5-9
Alpharetta Methodist Church 89 Cumming Street, 30004 (770) 518-1652
Alpharetta Christian Academy
44 Academy Street, 30009 (770) 475-5762 www.alpharettachristianacademy.com Grades: NS-6, 338 students
Alpharetta International Academy 4772 Webb Bridge Road, 30005 (770) 475-0558 www.aiamontessori.com Grades: PK-5
AMCA– The Academy
89 Cumming Street, 30009 (770) 569-2230 Grades:K-6
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Bridgeway Christian Academy
4755 Kimball Bridge Road, 30005 (770) 751-1972 www.bridgewayca.org Grades: PK-8, 200 students
Chandler Academy
13580 Hopewell Rd., Alpharetta, GA 30004 (770) 346-0509 www.chandleracademy.com Grades: PK-8
Crabapple Montessori School
12387 Crabapple Road, 30004 (770) 569-5200 www.crabapplemontessori.com Grades: PK-3, 143 students
Fulton Science Academy
3035 Fanfare Way, 30009 (678) 366-2555 www.fultonscienceacademy.com Grades: PK-12, 441 students
The Governess School
(Special Education/Christian) 4755 Kimball Bridge Road, 30005 (770) 465-7590 www.thegoverness.org Grades: 6-9, 10 students
Holcomb Bridge School
2675 Holcomb Bridge Road, 30022 (770) 998-2027
Holy Redeemer Catholic School
3380 Old Alabama Road, 30022 (770) 410-4056 Grades: K-8, 509 students
King's Ridge Christian School 2765 Bethany Bend, 30004 (770) 754.5738 www.kingsridgecs.org Grades: PK-12, 858 students
McGinnis Woods Country Day School 5380 Faircroft Drive, 30005 (770) 664-7764 www.mcginniswoods.org Grades: PK-8, 429 students
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live & thrive : education Mill Springs Academy
13660 New Providence Road, 30004 (770) 360-1336 www.millsprings.org Grades: 1-12, 351 students
Montessori School of Alpharetta
3290 Old Alabama Road, 30022 (770) 667-1277 www.montessorischool.com Grades: PK-5, 47 students
Mount Pisgah Christian School
9820 Nesbit Ferry Road, 30022 (678) 336-3443 www.experiencepisgah.org Grades: NS-12, 976 students
Higher Education Alpharetta residents have access to higher education, ranging from the Alpharetta campus of DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management to the numerous colleges and universities in the Metro Atlanta area.
DeVry University
2555 Northwinds Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-521- 4900
DeVry University Keller Graduate School of Management 2555 Northwinds Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-521- 0118
Georgia State University
3705 Brookside Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30022 678-566- 2200 www.gsu.edu
Gwinnett Technical College 2875 Old Milton Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-962- 7580 www.gwinnetttech.edu
Reinhardt College
North Fulton Center 4100 Old Milton Parkway, Suite 200 Alpharetta, GA 30005 770-720- 9191 770-475- 0263 Fax nfmail@reinhardt.edu
Environmental Education The City of Alpharetta is proud of its Environmental Education Center, open five days a week, which operates as a community service providing information on environmental topics.
Gwinnett Technical College The center arranges special programs for groups and features a library with hundreds of valuable resource materials as well as a wide range of free brochures. To become a part of the important volunteer force that keeps Alpharetta at the forefront of environmental services, call (770) 410-5835. Community members participate in projects such as water quality monitoring, roadside cleanup, removing illegal signs, telephone book recycling, collection and recycling of batteries, plant rescue, composting and grasscycling.
Amana Academy Public Charter School Located in the heart of Alpharetta adjacent to Wills Park and near hundreds of technology companies, Amana Academy charter school is preparing students to become 21st century change makers. Our award-winning, STEM-certified school utilizes the Harvard-based EL Education (formerly Expeditionary Learning) model as our framework for teaching and learning. At Amana, student success is measured across three dimensions – mastery of knowledge and skills, student character, and high quality work. This multi-dimensional approach empowers all students to do more than they think they can, and leads them to become citizen scholars who seek solutions to real-world problems. Founded in 2005 on the principles of stewardship and responsibility, Amana is a tuition-free k-8 public school serving students who reside in the Fulton County Schools district. Our true differentiator is our multicultural, equitable and student-centered school culture where students develop scholarly habits and ethical character. Our learning community supports the EL Education model with incredible results—we are one of the top performing schools in Fulton County with middle school students' academic growth higher than 99% of their peers across the state. Visit us online at amanaacademy.org to learn more.
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A new face on Main St. (CDH Architects)
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We’re Building for Tomorrow & Making Room for You!
New front door on Cumming St. (CDH Architects)
Alpharetta First United Methodist Church 69 N Main St, Alpharetta, Ga 770.475.5576 | afumc.org Alpharetta Methodist has a history of worship, service and leadership in our community that stretches back 157 years. We’ve grown along the way, and we’re expanding again to meet the needs of our rapidly-growing downtown Alpharetta neighborhood. Come visit, worship and grow with us!
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live & thrive : houses of worship Baptist Bridgeway Church
4755 Kimball Bridge Rd. (770) 751-1972 www.bridgeway.net
Congregation Dor Tamid
Non-Denominational
11165 Parsons Road (770) 623-8860 www.dortamid.org
Keepin’ It Real “Lighthouse” Inc.
61 Old Canton St. (770) 360-5601 www.keepinitreallighthouse.com
Lutheran
Clear Springs Missionary
Christ the Shepherd Lutheran Church
Baptist Church 2725 Kimball Bridge Rd. (770) 664-6863
Kingdom Ambassadors Intl. Worship Ctr.
4655 Webb Bridge Rd. (770) 475-0640 www.cts.org
First Baptist Church of Alpharetta 44 Academy St. (770) 475-6556 www.fbca.com
Providence Baptist Church
11925 Wills Rd. (770) 853-7231 www.crystalstallings.org
Messiah Lutheran Church – WELS
The Lighthouse Church
4765 Kimball Bridge Rd. (770) 751-9357 www.messiahlutheran.ws
18271 Union Hill Rd. (770) 664-3644
North Point Community Church
The River Church
20075 Providence Rd. (770) 475-3627
Catholic St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church 535 Rucker Rd. (770) 475-4501 www.sta.org
4350 Northpoint Pkwy. (770) 290-5600 www.northpoint.org
501 S. Main St., Suite 101 (678) 860-0971 www.wadeintheriver.org
Spirit of God Christian Church
Methodist
11940 Alpharetta Hwy. (770) 777-6889 www.spiritofgodcc.org
Alpharetta First United Methodist
Jewish Congregation Gesher L’Torah
4320 Kimball Bridge Rd. (770) 777-4009 www.gltorah.org
69 North Main St. (770) 475-5576 www.afumc.org
Presbyterian Alpharetta Presbyterian
St. James United Methodist
180 Academy St. (770) 751-0033 www.alpharettapres.com
3000 Webb Bridge Road (678) 762-1543 www.stjamesumc.org
Other Churches Abundant Life Community Church 625-A Sims Industrial Blvd. (678) 319-9700 www.livingabundantly.net
Alpharetta Church of God
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TASK CARE – HELP WITH LIFE’S DAILY TASKS Personal Care Tasks: Bathing, Dressing, Toilet Assistance, Grooming, Shaving, Oral Hygiene and Meal Preparation Skilled Nursing Services: Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Medication Management, Skilled Nursing Services Comfort Care: Companionship & Transportation Services Shopping / Errand Services, Socializing & Light Exercise Inspirational Care: Hope-based guidance for life’s daily tasks
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The Hanuman Mandir
390 Cumming St., Suite 1 (770) 475-7701 www.thehanuman.org
Holy Trinity Christian Church
3655 Preston Ridge Rd. (404) 368-9790 www.holytrinitychristianchurch.com
Reach One Church
13660 New Providence Rd. (770) 609-7941 www.reachonechurch.org
Restoration Church of God
410 Rucker Rd. (770) 751-9697 www.restorationchurchna.org
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live & thrive : healthcare There are three major hospitals within close proximity to Alpharetta: Northside Hospital Forsyth, WellStar North Fulton Hospital and Emory Johns Creek Hospital. There are also dozens of medical centers, including Northside Hospital Alpharetta Medical Campus, which provides quality outpatient services and community programming, the Northside/Alpharetta Cancer Center, and Pediatric Center at Northside/Alpharetta. The city has numerous urgent care centers for minor emergencies when primary care offices are closed. Medical facilities in Alpharetta offer everything from primary care check-ups and ob-gyn visits to psychiatric care and orthopedic surgery.
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Northside Hospital Forsyth is a regional leader in same-day joint replacement, performing more surgeries than any other Georgia hospital. Northside Hospital offers expertise that ranks 4th in the world of all robotic surgery programs, meaning patients with post-sports related injuries and osteoarthritis return to a better quality of life much faster.
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orthside Hospital is one of the most respected health care organizations in the Southeast. Northside leads the U.S. in newborn deliveries, diagnoses and treats the most new cancer cases in Georgia, and is among the state’s top providers of surgical services. More than 2,800 physicians and 15,000 employees serve 3 million patient visits each year. Alpharetta residents can access a wide array of high-quality services at Northside Hospital Atlanta, Northside Hospital Forsyth, Northside Hospital Cherokee, the Northside/Alpharetta Medical Campus and many other outpatient facilities nearby. Like Alpharetta, the fastest growing large city in Georgia based on U.S. Census Bureau estimates, Northside is experiencing tremendous growth. Expansion and construction projects are underway or in design phase at several of Northside’s campuses. The goal is to provide greater patient access to quality medical care.
Expertise Close to Home Nearby Northside Hospital Forsyth is continuing to expand its services in 2018. A new medical office building has just opened, bringing expert
Also close by is the new Northside Hospital Cherokee, which opened in a new location May 6, 2017, with the latest medical advancements to provide the best health care available. The hospital already is adding two more floors to its main patient tower and is planning to build a second medical office building on the campus. The new Northside Hospital Cherokee has drawn new patients from across Northwest Georgia including North Fulton, Cobb, Pickens, Bartow and Dawson counties and beyond. The hospital has added more inpatient and observation beds, including an eightbed Clinical Observation Unit, and two new operating rooms, and has increased parking on campus by two-thirds.
transplant, and medical/surgical units, and allowing for renovation and reconfiguration of existing clinical and ancillary services including Food Services, Surgery, Labor & Delivery and Critical Care. Other major health projects are underway that will add even more health care quality, access and diversification.
Building Community Partnerships Northside is proud to have developed strong community relationships with some of Georgia’s leading athletic organizations to promote health, fitness and community involvement throughout the state. Northside is partnering with the Atlanta Braves and is a major sponsor of the Atlanta Track Club, including the 2018 AJC Peachtree Road Race. Northside also is partnering with the Bicycle Ride Across Georgia (BRAG) as the presenting sponsor of rides in 2018. Follow @NorthsideHosp on social media, and for more information visit northside.com.
Not to be left out, Northside’s Atlanta campus has just completed a new eight-story, 84-bed tower, expanding the hospital’s pulmonary, thoracic, oncology, blood and marrow
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WellStar North Fulton Hospital 3000 Hospital Boulevard Roswell, Georgia 30076 Main Line 770-751-2500 Physician Referral Line 770-751-2600 www.wellstar.org
Community Hospital, Specialized Care At WellStar North Fulton Hospital it is our vision to deliver world-class healthcare with the hospital’s team members, physicians, patients and community. Today, the 202-bed facility, located in Roswell, is recognized for its Accredited Cancer Program, Chest Pain Center and Primary Stroke Center designations, and is one of only three state-designated Level II Trauma Centers in metro Atlanta. WellStar North Fulton Hospital is known for providing a continuum of services through its centers and programs, including neurosciences, orthopedics, cardiology, women's services, rehabilitation, surgical services and oncology. With this combination of commitment and expertise, North Fulton caters services to the unique healthcare needs of all patients.
Continued Commitment to Quality It’s WellStar North Fulton Hospital’s mission to provide quality, compassionate care to improve the health of those in the North Fulton community. For this reason, we have invested in technology and services, including two 128-slice CT scanners, laboratory and surgical equipment to ensure our patients receive the best care possible. Additionally, we renovated and expanded the Pain & Spine Center to provide patients infusion therapy, more waiting areas, and additional exam and procedure rooms. This spring a new outpatient rehabilitation center opened in our hospital campus.
Medical Emergency Resources If you have a medical emergency, WellStar North Fulton’s statedesigned Level II Trauma Center is ready for you. The center is staffed by board-certified emergency medicine physicians and nurses with a variety of emergency certifications. The 15,000-square-foot emergency department incorporates 28 patient rooms, including separate cardiac, trauma and orthopedic areas equipped with modern technology to handle situations ranging from minor emergencies to life-threatening traumas. Additionally, WellStar North Fulton’s cutting-edge cardiac care unit uses advanced technology and highly skilled personnel to treat the unique cardiovascular needs of each patient. These medical providers stay informed about best practices, receive direct feedback and deliver evidence-based care.
Physician and Nursing Excellence Nationally, hospitals and health systems are struggling with physician and nurse shortages. WellStar North Fulton Hospital has taken proactive steps to address this issue by implementing both the nursing excellence initiative and the physician excellence initiative. These targeted initiatives are designed to make our hospital the Employer of Choice, and retain the strong, professional staff that is at the heart of WellStar North Fulton Hospital. Our 400+ staff physicians and nurses strive to provide patient-focused care. This means we listen to our patients and understand their needs. Additionally, our team is committed to improvement and identifying new ways to advance your health with the care that we provide.
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Women’s Services From obstetrics and gynecology to mammography and specialized breast health services, WellStar North Fulton Hospital provides vital health services to women at all stages of their lives. We believe in helping women become healthy and stay healthy, and women looking for specialists in female health will find our team of physicians ready to offer expert care and personal attention. Our hospital offers numerous childbirth options, including water births and access to a Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. North Fulton also offers comfortable and convenient imaging services through the Women’s Imaging Center that includes mammograms, ultrasounds, breast biopsies, bone densitometries and general radiology. We now offer walk-in screening mammograms with results ready within 24 hours.
Community Involvement We believe that WellStar North Fulton Hospital is a vital part of the North Fulton community. As a not-for-profit hospital, WellStar treats all patients, regardless of their ability to pay. We are not only providers of health care, but we are providers that truly care about our people. We offer a variety of classes and screenings throughout the year. Call 770-956-STAR (7827) to register for these classes or to obtain more information. Community Education Classes • American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR/First Aid • American Heart Association HCP CPR for Medical Professionals • Diabetes Self-Management Program (Diabetes Association of Atlanta) • Support groups • Water birth classes and maternity tours
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Emory Johns Creek Hospital 6325 Hospital Parkway Johns Creek, GA 30097 (678) 474-7000 www.emoryhealthcare.org/johnscreek To find a physician, call (678) 474-8200
Emory Johns Creek Hospital
Committed to Care Emory Johns Creek Hospital (EJCH) is a 110-bed acute-care facility located in the heart of Johns Creek. As part of the Emory Healthcare network, we’re committed to providing Johns Creek and surrounding communities with academic and research based medicine with a focus on patient and family centered care. Our team includes more than 900 employees, 482 Emory faculty, 474 private practice physicians and 78 Emory Specialty Associate physicians, along with more than 150 volunteers. We offer a comprehensive range of services including: emergency medicine, 24-hour Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory, a birth center with Level III neonatal intensive care, adult intensive care, Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University, breast imaging with 3-D digital mammography, interventional radiology, a certified bariatric program, advanced cardiac and stroke care, vascular care, sleep medicine, rehabilitation, a comprehensive operating room, pain center, gastroenterology, and a state-of-the-art hyperbarics and wound care center.
Nationally-designated cancer center for Georgia As the National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center for the state of Georgia, Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University is at the forefront of cancer research and discovery. Serving Johns Creek and all of Georgia, Winship develops and delivers some of the world’s most effective ways to prevent, detect, diagnose, and treat cancer. Winship patients are seen by multidisciplinary teams that develop individualized treatment plans to meet each patient’s specific needs, including access to over 250 clinical trials. Winship physicians are experts in specific cancers and use the latest in precision medicine, targeted therapies and advanced technologies to achieve the best outcomes for their patients.
Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Services We offer a number of surgical and non-surgical treatments for a broad range of orthopaedic conditions resulting from sports injuries, musculoskeletal injuries or conditions related to disease. Our physicians specialize in sports medicine, spine, joint replacement and orthopaedic trauma at Emory Johns Creek Hospital, so you can stay in the community and close to home. Our physicians also provide orthopaedic and sports medicine care for the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Hawks, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Dream, Georgia Tech, Emory University, Oglethorpe University, U.S. Soccer and Track & Field teams, as well as teams of several area high schools.
Emory Bariatric Center at Johns Creek Emory Bariatric Center at Johns Creek is recognized as an accredited comprehensive facility by the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP). Our surgeons have performed more than 5,000 weight loss procedures. Our program has an outstanding success rate and is designed to provide a lifelong approach to a healthy lifestyle.
failure. The Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory provides a variety of cardiac procedures including: angioplasty and stent placement, delivering on average less than 60-minute door-to-balloon times, far below the national goal of 90 minutes, for severe heart attacks. Emory Johns Creek Hospital also is an accredited Chest Pain Center with Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) capabilities.
Women’s Services Emory Johns Creek Hospital is dedicated to providing women in all stages of life with exceptional health care. Our Center for Breast Care is designated as a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology. We’re staffed with a multi-disciplinary team of experts in breast imaging and radiology, medical oncology, pathology and reconstructive plastic surgery. Emory Women’s Center has opened a new clinic offering gynecologic specialty services including, pelvic reconstruction and urogynecology to patients at Emory Johns Creek Hospital. Our team is also equipped to handle all aspects of pregnancy and childbirth. Our Level III neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) offers in-house, 24-hour neonatology and anesthesia services.
Community Outreach Emory Johns Creek Hospital is committed to serving our community through a variety of health fairs, classes, events and support groups, including: Events & Free Health Screenings • Ladies’ Night Out – Women’s Wellness Event • 5K Scrub Run & Health Festival Classes & Support Groups • Bariatric Support Group • Birth Center Tours • Child birth and Breast feeding classes • Diabetes Self-management/Diabetes Education (Outpatient: 404-778-4991) • Navigate Recovery Substance Abuse Support Classes • Total Joint Replacement • Johns Creek Women’s Cancer Support Group • Colorectal Cancer Support Group • CLIMB – Children’s Lives Include Moments of Bravery (children’s cancer support group) To register for a class or seminar, please call Emory Healthcare HealthConnection at 404-778-7777. Thank you for choosing EJCH for your health and treatment care options. Our mission is to provide comprehensive care to you and your family with innovation, excellence and collaboration.
Exceptional Cardiac and Vascular Care The cardiologists at Emory Johns Creek Hospital are committed to providing comprehensive heart and vascular treatment options, including preventive cardiology and the evaluation and management of patients with known or suspected heart disease and/or peripheral vascular disease. Our specialty trained cardiologists create individualized treatment plans for patients with various types of heart
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live & thrive : healthcare Other Medical Facilities/Offices Bethany Bend Urgent Care
13081 Highway 9 North Alpharetta, GA 30004 770-521-6690 www.bethanybendurgentcare.com/index.html
Beyond your expectations
Children's Healthcare at North Point 3795 Mansell Rd. Alpharetta, GA 30022 (404) 785-8540 www.choa.org
Crabapple Physical Therapy & Light Laser Pain Relief Center 12220 Birmingham Highway, Bldg. 10, Suite C Milton, GA 30004 770-686-3700 crabapplept.com
Lako Family Chiropractic
912 Holcomb Bridge Road, Suite 203 Roswell, GA 30076 770-626-0706 lakofamilychiropractic.com
MedHelp Urgent Care
5304 Windward Parkway, Suite 103 Alpharetta, GA 30004 770-777-2062 www.urgentcareatlanta.com
Morrow Family Medicine - Milton 12970 Highway 9 Milton, GA 30004 678-333-5582 morrowfammed.com/
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Are you looking for dental care that treats more than just the surface of your teeth… an office that makes you feel relaxed and at home in a calm, unhurried atmosphere… a doctor with intellectual integrity and a passion for his work... and a team interested in you as a person?
Then my practice is perfect for you. My patients receive the same individual attention and uncompromising precision whether they come from around the corner or around the world—for a routine exam or whole mouth rejuvenation. Every visit is a celebration of who you are and who you can become.
For more information, call today! Advanced Cosmetic & Family Dentistry 4205 North Point Parkway Building D Alpharetta, GA 30022 678-245-6827 www.acfdga.com
Early and late hours available for your convenience
North Fulton Chiropractic Center 254 N. Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-754-4567 nfultonchiro.com/
Northside Plastic Surgery
11681 Haynes Bridge Road, Suite 200 Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-475-3146 northsideplasticsurgery.com
Northside Urgent Care & Family Medicine
11180 State Bridge Road, Suite 501 Alpharetta, GA 30022 770-343-9898 www.northsideurgentcare.com
OrthoAtlanta
6300 Hospital Pkwy, Suite 400 Johns Creek, GA 30097 770-317-4539 orthoatlanta.com
Physicians Immediate Medical
10905 Haynes Bridge Road Alpharetta, GA 30022 770-343-9898 www.physiciansimmediatemed.com
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live & thrive : senior living Senior Living Addington Place of Alpharetta 762 North Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 (678) 319-3000
www.symphonyseniorliving.ca/senior-living/ga/ alpharetta/addington-place-of-alpharetta/ Care Offered: Assisted Living, Adult Day Services, Alzheimer’s Memory Care
Alta by Alegro
4125 North Point Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30022 (678) 951-8387
www.charterseniorlivingalpharetta.com Care Offered: Assisted Living, Alzheimer’s Memory Care
Arbor Terrace at Crabapple
12200 Crabapple Road Alpharetta, GA 30004 (770) 649-1009
www.arborcompany.com/locations/georgia/ alpharetta-crabapple Care Offered: Assisted Living, Memory Care
Walk of Memories
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Autumn Leaves of Windward
www.atria-northpoint.com Care Offered: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Alzheimer’s Memory Care
www.autumnleaves.com/communities/windward Care Offered: Alzheimer’s Memory Care
100 Somerby Drive Alpharetta, GA 30009 (770) 872-0423
3300 Webb Bridge Road Alpharetta, GA 30005 (770) 291-6263
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9212 Nesbit Ferry Road Alpharetta, GA 30022 (770) 992-0505
www.gardensofroswell.com Care Offered: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Alzheimer’s Memory Care
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2725 Holcomb Bridge Road Alpharetta, GA 30022 (770) 649-0808
(Opening Summer 2017) 11450 Morris Road (844) 318-6934 Alpharetta, GA 30005
www.inspiredliving.care/inspired-living-at-alpharetta/ Care Offered: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Alzheimer’s Memory Care
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Village Park of Alpharetta
12300 Morris Road Alpharetta, GA 30005 (678) 740-3499
Trinity Lifestyles Management 48 Old Roswell Street Alpharetta, GA 30004 (678) 566-0034
The Mansions of Alpharetta
3700 Brookside Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30022 (404) 369-0346
www.mansionsseniorliving.com/properties/alpharetta-mansions Care Offered: Independent Living, Memory Care
www.trinitylifestylesmanagement.com Care Offered: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care, Respite/Post-Operative Care, Adult Day Services
www.villageparkseniorliving.com Care Offered: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Alzheimer’s Memory Care
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Exciting Times for the By: Geoff Smith
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here is no other way to put it, but the City of Alpharetta is going through a development renaissance. And the magic of what is happening in Alpharetta is being emulated throughout not just Metro Atlanta, but the entire southeast. While many cities closer to the Metro area jumped on the seemingly unbridled wave of new construction that ran through here in the 1980s and 1990s, Alpharetta kind of slow-played their hand. It is a city that slowly and carefully over the course of the last 30 years, added crown-jewel-type projects that created momentum to always attract the next big thing. With help from the state, it planted fiberoptic cable along major corridors back in the 1990s, and tech offices and data centers have sprouted up ever since. North Point Mall was built in the 1990s as the high-end new wave of malls. And Class A offices were erected along Windward Parkway and Old Milton Parkway.
this would be it. And they can now stay overnight. 2018 saw the opening of the world-class Avalon Hotel and Conference Center. The conference center is the first of its kind in North Fulton in that whereas prior to its opening, for many events, groups had to go further intown because they were too big. Now they don’t. Avalon has a serious gravity about it and quality developers and companies are being drawn in. Microsoft recently moved its southeastern headquarters to an office tower in Avalon. New residential developments are connecting Avalon to Alpharetta’s downtown. And Alpharetta’s downtown is set to unveil more than $80 million worth of new development that will create a walkable city-center surrounding the newly built City
Things slowed after the downturn in the economy. But the stillness turned out to be the calm before a storm that produced Avalon. If you have not visited Avalon, it is essentially an 86-acre city that basically kick-started what post-recession commercial development is supposed to be all about. The development mixes 500,000 square feet of street-level retail with offices, luxury apartments and up to $1 million-homes. It is clean and unique and each restaurant and store adheres closely to its branded style. If Disney made a theme park for wealthy suburban adults to spend their time,
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Hall. A boutique hotel is under construction on main street and there is talk of a new brewery that will serve as the centerpiece of another walkable development just south of downtown. Then there is Jackson Healthcare’s Roman coliseum. The Alpharetta-based company is building a $100 million building that will look literally like a Roman coliseum. It will hold 1,400 new employees when completed. And will have almost everything an employee there could need including a fitness center, pool, restaurant, spray-tanning studio and a masseuse. To say there is a lot of commercial development going on in Alpharetta would be an
live & thrive : housing understatement. And the kicker is there is more on the way. Greenstone Properties is putting together a 17-acre mixed-use project just across the street from Avalon that could include 450,000 square feet of office space connected to retail and restaurants. There is also talk of a music venue for that location. With all of these great new places to work, visit and play in, you’d think there would be a lot of residential construction as well going on in Alpharetta. And you’d be right. While most of the developments already mentioned include condos, homes and apartments, there are also several other strictly residential neighborhoods going up throughout the city. The new neighborhoods are nothing like what occurred prior to the recession when developers could buy a hundred acres and build a neighborhood with a hundred homes. Most are smaller with homes priced above $600,000. At the time of this printing, of the 156 new construction homes that were listed, 121 of them were priced over $500,000. Of that 21 were over $800,000, and 9 were listed for over $1M. The story for the housing market is that inventory has been tight. And that is true in Alpharetta. While there were 156 new
construction homes listed, in all there were only 495 homes listed for sale at time of print. The low inventory issue is going on all over the country, and certainly in Alpharetta as buyers look to be near all of the new developments going up throughout the city. One of those new developments is something the city itself is working on: The Alpha Loop. This will be a multi-use path that will include a five-mile outer loop that would link Downtown Alpharetta, Avalon and the Northwinds area located at Haynes Bridge Road and GA400. It would also include a three-mile inner loop. While most suburban communities would be thrilled to have this much development go on over 20 years, the bulk of what’s been mentioned in the article so far has gone up in the last 10. The city which is known as the Tech City of the South, has amassed an arsenal of quality, signature developments that all play off each other to make Alpharetta a thriving success. About the Author: Geoff Smith is a mortgage banker with Assurance Financial focusing on residential home loans for refinances and home purchases.
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Alara Park Bridge
15000 Parkview Lane,30005 (770) 346-9600
AMLI at Milton Park
26000 Mill Creek Avenue, 30022 (678) 867-7272
AMLI at Northwinds Apartments
32000 Gardner Drive, 30004 (770) 754-0999
AMLI North Point
9000 Beaver Creek Road, 30022 (678) 270-9990
Amorance
2001 Commerce Street, 30009 (404) 495-5297
The Ascent at Windward
18000 Masters Way, 30005 (770) 752-4733
Berkshires on Nesbit Ferry
100 Saratoga Drive, 30022 (678) 585-0094
Camden Deerfield
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7165 Avalon Boulevard, 30009 (770) 599-7744
The Lakes at Windward Apartments
905 Lake Union Hill Way, 30004 (770) 751-1411
Waterstone at Big Creek
50 Estuary Trail, 30005 (678) 393-7368
The Legacy at Walton Bluegrass
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live & thrive : alpharetta department of public safety
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he Alpharetta Department of Public Safety is a nationally accredited public safety agency consisting of police, fire, and emergency 911 services combined into a proactive, technologically advanced public safety model. The agency is recognized as a nationally accredited agency by the Commission on Accreditation by Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) and has held this prestigious certification for over 15 years.
Alpharetta’s Fire Services Division holds the highest ISO rating score of an ISO 1 as determined by the Insurance Services Office. In fact, Alpharetta Fire Services is 1 of only 102 agencies out of 48,000 fire departments nationwide to obtain this prestigious accreditation with almost a perfect score! The Insurance Service Office (ISO) is the national “gold standard” used by fire departments across the nation as the governing body that determines what category fire
Fire Service Division 2565 Old Milton Parkway, 30009 Emergency: 911 Non-Emergencies: (678) 297-6300 Business: (678) 297-6270 Fax : (678) 297-6271 Email: emergencyfire@alpharetta.ga.us The City of Alpharetta Fire and Emergency Services is a proactive, customer-oriented emergency services provider. Their objective is to provide the best possible fire and emergency medical services and to maximize the saving of lives, minimize the loss of property and avoid loss whenever possible through prevention and education. Fire Station #1 2970 Webb Bridge Road, 30009 Fire Station #2 3070 Market Place Boulevard, 30009 Fire Station #3 9600 Westside Parkway, 30009 Fire Station #4 525 Park Bridge Parkway, 30009
departments should be rated in regards to insurance risks. Alpharetta’s 911 Center is recognized as one of the top 911 centers nationwide. In 2016, the City of Alpharetta became the 1st city in Georgia to implement “Text to 911” capability. In 2017, Alpharetta’s 911 center received one of the rarest honors to be given to any 911 center. Alpharetta’s 911 center was awarded the prestigious International Academy of Emergency Dispatch (IAED) accreditations for its police, fire, and EMS operations. The City of Alpharetta’s 911 center is 1 of only 11 emergency dispatch 911 centers worldwide to hold all three certifications! Alpharetta’s Public Safety Department is committed to providing a safe, secure, and livable city with a high quality of life for Alpharetta residents, businesses, and visitors sustained by providing one coordinated emergency response system. Fire Station #5 1475 Mid Broadwell Road, 30009 Fire Station #6 3275 Kimball Bridge Road, 30009
Police Services Division 2565 Old Milton Parkway, 30009 Emergencies: Dial 911 Non-Emergencies: (678) 297-6300 Business: (678) 297-6302 Fax: (678) 297-6311 The Alpharetta Police Division is a modern, progressive law enforcement agency providing a full array of services to the Alpharetta community. Their philosophy is interactive and is founded on the premise of direct participation with the community. Through teamwork and in the spirit of participation, the Division will be responsive to citizen’s needs with professional, dedicated service. Their officers are of the highest integrity, and regard each citizen with a focused and unbiased attitude
In addition to public safety response systems, the Public Safety Department is fully engaged with the Alpharetta community. Annually, the agency provides thousands of hours of instruction to Alpharetta citizens and visitors on a variety of topics such as crime prevention, fire safety, first aid/CPR and many other public safety-related topics. In addition, the Public Safety Department maintains an active social media presence across many platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram used to communicate with its community. The philosophy of the organization is to continually improve the quality of life of all that live, work, and play in the City of Alpharetta. Alpharetta Public Safety seeks to establish relationships built upon transparency and trust. This philosophy ensures Alpharetta will remain a great place to work, live and play today and into the future! These components consist of:
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Uniform Patrol Criminal Investigations Administrative Services Support Services Office of Professional Standards
911 Communications Division Crime Stoppers Tip Line
Phone: (678) 297-6307 Traffic Enforcement Unit Phone: (678) 297-6325 Alpharetta Jail Phone: (404) 612-3432 or 3434 Patrol Phone: (678) 297-6306 Special Investigations Phone: (678) 297-6385
The Division is comprised of several components having multiple or overlapping duties and responsibilities, and is intended to limit the number of personnel that do not directly serve the citizens.
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live & thrive : parks The Alpharetta Recreation, Parks & Cultural Services Department offers a wide variety of programs and activities for the family throughout the year. Visit www.alpharetta.ga.us/recreation to view to current schedule of programs, and to register. To contact the parks, programs, or facilities, or for updates and closures, call 678-297-6100.
Alpharetta Adult Activity Center at North Park Address: 13450 Cogburn Road, 30004 Email: activeadults@alpharetta.ga.us Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday 8:30am - 5:00pm; Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm Amenities: Multipurpose rooms, library, fitness room, arts building for stained glass, and ceramics. Provides recreation programs to adults age 50 years and older, including exercise, tennis, golf, ceramics, day trips, Tai Chi, senior yoga, and stained glass. People age 50 and up are invited to use cardio fitness equipment, including treadmills, elliptical, recumbent bike, rowing machine and total body exerciser. Prior to using the fitness equipment, users must complete a health history and medical release form.
Alpharetta Community Center Address: 175 Roswell Street, 30009 Email: accprograms@alpharetta.ga.us Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday 8:30am - 9:00pm; Friday 8:30am - 7:00pm; Saturday 10:00am - 4:00pm Amenities: Two gymnasiums, gymnastics center, dance room, locker room, showers, and outdoor walking paths. Alpharetta Community Center offers youth-based programs that include gymnastic, dance, instructional sports, pre-k recreation programs, babysitter boot camps, a wide variety of special events, summer day and specialty camps, special needs summer day camp, open gym basketball and pickle ball.
Alpharetta Community Educational Farm (Opening 2019) Address: 860 Rucker Road
Alpharetta Arts Center Address: 238 Canton Street, Alpharetta, 30009 Email: arts@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities: Opening fall 2018, this facility involves the extensive renovation of the former Alpharetta branch of the Fulton County Library located at the northwest corner of Mayfield Road and Canton Street. The Alpharetta Arts Center will offer a centrally located facility for cultural arts classes, programs, exhibits, lectures and performances, and will include five visual arts classrooms, including a clay studio, a media center and a black-box performance space.
The Alpharetta Community Farm sits on approximately 10.7 acres and includes vegetable, flower, and herb gardens, vineyard, orchard, outdoor and indoor classrooms and a community garden. The Farm follows the principles of regenerative organic farming, and will promote care of the soil and plant management in accordance with natural systems. Removal of invasive species and replacement with native plants throughout the property is a key component to the educational and physical activity on site. The Farm will host opportunities for local schools, summer youth camps, seasonal garden dinners, and more.
Avalon Fitness Park Address: 5150 Westside Parkway New 1-acre park with outdoor fitness equipment, located on Westside Parkway across from Avalon. Walking access is required, due to no parking on site.
Cogburn Road Park Address: 12825 Cogburn Road, 30004 Email: recreation@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities: Includes a .2 mile concrete walking path, restroom facility and passive play area. Two small group pavilions are available on a first come, first serve basis. A large playground serves youth age 2-5 years and 5-12 years. Park visitors will enjoy the Alpharetta Arboretum at Cogburn Road Park.
North Park Address: 13450 Cogburn Road, 30004 Email: athleticprograms@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities: Lighted tennis courts, multipurpose synthetic turf fields, lighted softball fields, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, Adult Activity Center, Arts Building, Rotary Reflection Garden, and a 1.0 mile walking trail loop. North Park is the home of the Alpharetta Youth Football Association (www. alpharettayouthfootball.com), Alpharetta Youth Softball Association (www. alpharettasoftball.com), and North Metro Miracle League (www.nmml.net) at the Alpharetta Adapted Sports Complex.
Brooke Street Park Address: 2 Park Plaza, 30009 Email: recreation@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities: A 5-acre passive park in downtown Alpharetta, on the back side of City Hall. The park features lovely specimen trees, a winding concrete path, open lawn, plus a small reading garden located between City Hall and the Fulton County Library. A beautifully landscaped stream winds through the park. Restrooms and free parking are available. The park is open dusk to dawn. Park visitors will also enjoy the Alpharetta Arboretum and a variety of community programs and activities at Brooke Street Park.
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Rock Mill Park Address: 3100 Kimball Bridge Road, 30022 Email: recreation@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities: Located along Big Creek Greenway at Kimball Bridge Road, this park incorporates
live & thrive : parks a variety of environmentally friendly and sustainable aspects, affording numerous opportunities for citizens to learn about our natural environment. A green roof pavilion and an outdoor classroom designed to focus on the ecological beauty and significance of existing wetlands, forests and riverine system of Big Creek. A small group pavilion is available for rental, or is available on a first come, first serve basis. Visitor comfort stations and a maintenance hub are also included on this site. A series of trails connect Rock Mill Park to the existing Big Creek Greenway.
Union Hill Park Address: 1590 Little Pine Trail, 30005 Email: recreation@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities: Two outdoor roller hockey rinks and concession stand.
Waggy World Paw Park Address: 175 Roswell Street, 30009 Email: recreation@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities: Waggy World Paw Park is a beautiful 1.5 acre area behind the Alpharetta Community Center at Wills Park to provide for the citizens and dogs of Alpharetta. This park is open 8am to sunset. Please be advised that during the winter months, some park water fountains are shut off due to freezing temperatures.
Webb Bridge Park Address: 4780 Webb Bridge Road, 30005 Email: athleticprograms@alpharetta.ga.us
Wills Park, Alpharetta’s Downtown Park Address: 11925 Wills Road, 30009 Email: recreation@alpharetta.ga.us Recreation Center Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday 8:30am - 9:00pm; Friday 8:30am - 7:00pm; Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm Amenities: A 120 acre park with grass and synthetic turf baseball fields, batting cages, tee ball fields, picnic pavilions (rental available online at www.alpharetta.ga.us/ recreation) Wacky World Playground, smaller playgrounds, disc golf course, lighted tennis courts, pool, 1.8 mile walking trail, Alpharetta Community Garden, and Alpharetta Arboretum at Wills Park. Wills Park is home to Alpharetta Youth Baseball Association (www.alpharettayouthbaseball. org). Restrooms available. Wills Park Recreation Center offers a variety of health and wellness classes, tennis, karate, aerobics, open gym basketball, youth volleyball league and academy, men’s and teen basketball leagues, pickle ball, summer specialty camps, and several special events.
Wills Park Pool Address: 1815 Old Milton Parkway, 30009 Email: aquatics@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities: The newly renovated Wills Park Pool includes a leisure pool with zero-depth entry, interactive play stations, and a water slide, plus a 10-lane competition pool with depths from 4 feet to 12.5 feet, and two diving boards (1-meter, 3-meter). Other new features include renovated locker rooms, a shade pavilion, additional deck space, and a lifeguard training room.
Amenities: Grass soccer fields, multipurpose synthetic turf field, baseball fields, tennis courts, arboretum, concession stands, picnic pavilions, Webb Zone Playground and a 1.7 mile walking trail of crushed limestone perfect for running and walking. Webb Bridge Park is home to Alpharetta Youth Baseball Association (www.alpharettayouthbaseball. org) and Alpharetta Ambush Soccer Club (www.alpharettaambush.org). Restrooms available.
Wills Park Equestrian Center Address: 11915 Wills Road, 30009 Nestled within Alpharetta’s Downtown Park, the Wills Park Equestrian Center was built in the 1960’s and is a unique feature to the city. The center hosts a variety of annual equestrian and dog agility shows, along with several special events each season, many of which offer free admission. Equestrian Center activities draw spectators of all ages, and are held rain or shine. The Equestrian Center includes eight shed barns with covered aisle ways, along with a total of 300 stalls. The covered arena is 150 by 350 feet, housing its own show office, announcer’s booth, viewing room, restrooms, raised bleacher seating and picnic area. Five outdoor arenas, with all-weather equestrian footing, share a show office and announcer's tower, as well as a meeting room for civic clubs and other organizations. A concession stand with restrooms are centrally located, and a bathhouse complete with showers, is located in the stable area. Wills Park Equestrian Center offers ample paved parking areas with camper hook-ups for 30 campers. Horse owners can purchase a daily or annual riding pass at the Equestrian Center and use the facility in accordance with park regulations and riding pass rules. Wills Park Equestrian Center is also available for private corporate rentals throughout the year.
Windward Soccer Complex Address: 2225 Lake Windward Drive, 30005 Email: recreation@alpharetta.ga.us Amenities:Soccer fields.
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live & thrive : recreation Alpharetta Arboretums (678) 297-0102 The Arboretum at Brooke Street Park 2 Park Plaza Established in 2016, this arboretum features a variety of springtime flowering trees that will delight visitors with vibrant colors. Flowering trees are a staple in landscapes and are used as ornamental and specimen plantings, and they add color to the landscape. Brooke Street Park is a five-acre passive park located just behind Alpharetta’s City Hall.
The Alpharetta Arboretum at Cogburn Road Park 12825 Cogburn Rd. The arboretum showcases a fine collection of mature trees as well as seven unique trees, including oaks, yellowwood, ginkgo, pecan, flowering dogwoods and southern magnolias. It also features a rain barrel demonstration area on the north side. The rainwater collected here is used for watering trees and other plants at the park.
The Alpharetta Arboretum at Wills Park 11925 Wills Road Established in 2008, this arboretum showcases the natural setting and beauty of many native tree species of the Southeastern United States located in Wills Park, Alpharetta’s Downtown Park.
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Wills Park offers numerous stunning examples of native tree species along a paved walking trail, which winds around and through the park. Many street trees, parking lot trees, border and accent trees have been planted throughout the history of the park including 26 specimens from green ash, elms, and dogwoods, to oak, cherry, persimmon, cottonwood and more. These trees offer an educational perspective on the wide choices of trees suited for planting in our urban landscape. While at Wills Park, visit the Alpharetta Community Garden. Call (678) 575-7643 for a garden tour schedule.
The Alpharetta Arboretum at Webb Bridge Park 4780 Webb Bridge Road This park abounds in natural beauty with trees and flora native to Georgia featuring upland hardwood forest, conifer forest typically found in moist ravines and bottomland. Walk the mile and a half trail through the park and experience “A Walk Through Georgia”, spotting 23 trees that represent all three of Georgia’s geographic regions: the mountains, the Piedmont and the coastal plain.
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Sustainability in Alpharetta The City of Alpharetta offers environmental education classes throughout the year, including classes on recycling, lawn care, and gardening. For more information, email Terry Porter at tporter@alpharetta.ga.us. Alpharetta’s Wild Side is a program sponsored by the Alpharetta Natural Resources Commission to promote the preservation of green spaces in Alpharetta that support wildlife. A goal of Alpharetta’s Wild Side is for Alpharetta to achieve and maintain certification by the National Wildlife Federation as a Community Wildlife Habitat. The focus of the program is to use native plants as habitats for pollinators and other neighborhoodfriendly animals. For more information, mail alpharettaswildside@gmail.com.
live & thrive : recreation Electric Bike Rentals & Tours Pedego Electric Bikes Alpharetta 6480 North Point Parkway, Suite 1100 B, Alpharetta, GA 30022 Next to Dick’s Sporting Goods, Across from North Point Mall. Free bike delivery to the Hotel at Avalon. Hello Fun! Electric Bike Rentals: Ride the Big Creek Greenway’s 15+ miles of bike paths and mountain bike trails, located behind the store. Ride to the Avalon, an 86acre entertainment complex with more than 65 retail stores and nearly 30 restaurants. Rentals start at $20 per hour (daily rentals from $75), buy one hour rental get one free if you mention Alpharetta Guidebook. Hello Fun! Guided Electric Bike Tours: Join one of our guided electric bike tours and see the charming small-town of Alpharetta, or a picnic lunch along the Big Creek Greenway
with a tour of the Jekyll Brewing Company. For more information on guided tours please visit our website at www.pedegoalpharetta.com mention Alpharetta Guidebook and receive a $10 discount per tour. Ride on Electric Bikes from Pedego, the #1 electric bike company: Pedal or not, Pedego electric bikes have 250- to 500-watt motors that empower riders to conquer hills and breeze through headwinds. Cruising at speeds up to 20 MPH, the bikes cover distances up to 60 miles on a single battery charge. The twist-and-go throttle gives riders instant manual control over their speeds while Pedal Assist automatically adds power to their pedaling. Models available for rentals and tours include: Pedego Interceptor cruisers, City Commuters, Stretch cargo bikes, Tandem cruisers, and Ridge Rider mountain bikes.
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live & thrive : big creek greenway The Big Creek Greenway Trail Length: 8 miles one way joins 1.5 mile loop Type of Trail: Out and back; easy Access Points: Alpharetta YMCA at Preston Ridge Road, Haynes Bridge Road, North Point Mall, Kimball Bridge Road or Marconi Drive Characteristics: 12 foot wide paved concrete path that meanders through the deciduous woods along Big Creek; wildlife such as blue heron, deer, ducks and Canadian geese can be observed in this preserved water setting. A soft mulch trail encircles a large wetland between Haynes Bridge Road and Mansell Road. Ideal for biking, walking and inline skating along the creek. Dirt mountain bike trails are located on the east side of the creek 2/5 mile south of Webb Bridge Road. The Greenway is an investment in the future of Alpharetta for citizens to coincide with nature. Restrooms available. How Long Is The Big Creek Greenway?
between Mansell and Haynes Bridge Roads, find the greenway sign directly across from Haverty's Furniture. Parking is located in a wooded area. Restrooms are available at that location. 800 feet south of this entrance is the North Point Village retail center. Walk behind the shops to the stairway that leads to the wetlands mulch trail. Note: The stairs are not A.D.A. accessible. Kimball Bridge Road: Rock Mill Park, located 1/4 mile southeast of North Point Parkway, has Greenway parking and public restrooms. This area is prone to flood during heavy rains. Marconi Drive: Follow Marconi Drive off of Windward Parkway to reach a small parking area at the northern end of the Greenway.
Is The Big Creek Greenway Complete?
No. Long range plans include connection to the Forsyth County trail system.
What Can You Do To Help?
• Please stay on the trail and stay off the berm that separates the concrete path from the creek.
Total length of the Big Creek Greenway, from Windward Parkway to Mansell Road, is approximately eight miles.
• Keep the greenway litter free. Hold your expendables until the first available litter can.
Where Can The Greenway Be Accessed?
• Respect other users and types of uses. Bikers: Please watch for darting children! Speed limit is enforced on the trail.
Alpharetta YMCA: From Old Milton Parkway, go 1/4 mile north on North Point Parkway to Preston Ridge Road and turn right toward the Ed Isakson/Alpharetta YMCA. Haynes Bridge Road: From North Point Parkway, go 1/5 mile south on Haynes Bridge Road. A parking lot is on the east/left side of Haynes Bridge Road. North Point Mall: Driving northbound on North Point Parkway halfway
• Be a steward of the Big Creek Greenway. Please use the See.Click. Fix. app on your phone to report any damage such as fallen trees. • Financially support Greenway maintenance. Maintaining the linear park costs more than its construction. In addition, the City would like to add more amenities, such as a formal flower garden and a children's play areas. Visit www.alpharetta.ga.us for more information.
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Bike Alpharetta Believes
Bike Alpharetta
Bicycling on paths, streets and trails should be safe.
Bike Alpharetta Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit community organization advocating for a safe and enjoyable environment for people of all abilities to utilize bicycles for an improved lifestyle in Alpharetta, Georgia.
Bicycling infrastructure should enable access to people of all ages and abilities for mobility purposes (recreation, sport, transportation). Bicycling is an integral part of a multi-modal transportation system. Bicycling positively transforms our community by offering an option for user mobility, strengthening the economy, improving the environment, and promoting an active, healthy lifestyle.
Managed by a Board of Directors, Bike Alpharetta is comprised of local residents and civic leaders who generously volunteer their time and talents throughout the year. All individuals and businesses are welcome to become involved with the mission of Bike Alpharetta, supporting the organization through monetary donations and/or volunteerism.
A bicycle is legally a “vehicle”, and traffic law applies to the operation of a bicycle.
The largest community event of the year is Bikes For Kids Alpharetta. Friends and neighbors are encouraged to drop off new and gentlyused youth bicycles and tricycles at Alpharetta Fire Stations (and participating businesses, see the website for details) from September to November. Volunteers with Bike Alpharetta then collect, clean and repair the donations the first week of December, turning them into likenew, safe childrens’ gifts for the North Fulton Community Charities holiday program. Since 2007, more than 2,800+ bicycles and tricycles have been repurposed as holiday gifts.
Cyclists shall not ride more than two abreast, and, except when turning left, stay to the right on roadway lanes.
678-362-6228 www.bikealpharetta.org
Be Safe. Be Visible
Motorists must provide at least 3 feet to safely pass people on bicycles. Cars may cross a solid yellow centerline if the oncoming lane is clear and safe.
A visible cyclist is a much safer cyclist.
Facebook- BikeAlpharetta Twitter- @BikeAlpharetta Email- bikealpharetta@gmail.com
A white front light and a red rear-facing light (or reflector) are requited for nighttime riding. Addtional lighting, reflective clothing and accessories are highly recommended for all cyclists. Be predictable on a bicycle. Let motorists and other cyclists know! Signal with your arm and hand before turning or stopping when riding on a roadway or trail. Wear a properly-fitted helmet. A helmet is required for those under the age of 16, and strongly recommended for all bicycle riders. For Georgia Bicycle Laws, visit www.GeorgiaBikes.org
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lpharetta is a conveniently located, cost-effective and family-friendly destination with quick access to more than 300 things to do in the area. But there is no need to log miles; it's all at your fingertips here including Topgolf Alpharetta, the premier golf entertainment complex, Main Event Entertainment where you can eat, bowl, play all day, and the only American Girl®® Boutique® and Bistro in Georgia. And if that is not enough, Dave & Busters is where one can eat, drink, play and watch sports all under one roof. And just a short ride down the road is Andretti Karting - entertainment you can feel. Discover over 250 shops in five distinct shopping districts and more than 200 dining options to delight every culinary preference. Our music scene includes the magnificent 12,000-seat outdoor Verizon Amphitheatre that draws high-profile performers, in addition to more casual and intimate concert venues where bringing your own food and drink is welcomed. On any given weekend, you may find a farmers market, parade, festival or art in the park.
The Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau website offers an interactive experience through videos and photos at awesomealpharetta.com. Discover all your options for shopping, dining, lodging, entertainment and recreation there. Be sure to sign-up for their e-newsletter, to stay up-todate on all our city has to offer.
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Alpharetta Farmers Market, April to October Downtown Alpharetta, Saturday Mornings
Please note that event dates, times and locations are subject to change. Visit awesomealpharetta.com for the most current calendar of events.
Alpharetta Food Truck Alley, April to October
Shamrockin’ for a Cure, March
Downtown Alpharetta, Thursday Evenings
Verizon Amphitheatre
Party with a Purpose: St. Patrick’s Day has never been this much fun and felt this good!
Alpharetta Art in the Park, May to September Downtown Alpharetta at Ole Milton Park, One Saturday each month
Feast on the street at Alpharetta Food Truck Alley! This gathering will have a variety of 6-8 rotating food trucks and music. Stroll the streets, eat delicious food, play games, listen to some great music and kick off the weekend a little early.
Alpharetta Arts StreetFest, May Downtown Alpharetta
Look for artists at work creating masterpieces right before your eyes at this outdoor market under the trees that attracts art lovers and exhibitors from all over the Atlanta area. Combine this with Alpharetta’s Saturday morning farmers market to create a fun-filled weekend.
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On Saturday mornings, find farmers with fruits, vegetables and natural meats, gardeners with fresh flowers and herbs, and makers of all sorts of edible home goods from yummy desserts and breads to local raw honey and homemade sauces, jellies, soaps.
Dive into a world of culture. Talented artists from all over the country gather for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy the juried art show, original crafts, festival cuisine, children’s activities and musical entertainment during this three-day weekend festival.
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Taste of Alpharetta, May Downtown Alpharetta
Attracting over 30,000 foodies each year, this festival is a tradition that spans over two decades and one that will satisfy every taste bud with specialties from more than 60 restaurants. Expect cooking demonstrations, chef competitions, three entertainment stages, art exhibits and family fun! A Southeast Tourism Society Top 20 Event for 2015, 2017 and 2018!
July 4th Fireworks and Festivities, July Wills Park, 1825 Old Milton Parkway
Pack a picnic and celebrate our great nation with your family under the stars. Enjoy a brilliant display of fireworks at dusk! Come decked out in good ole’ red, white and blue!
Youth Fishing Derby, June 3625 Brookside Parkway
Children cast their lines and cross their fingers! There’s nothing like feeling a sense of accomplishment. Prizes for longest fish and most fish caught. Bring fishing gear and bait. Free event but preregistration required.
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Alpharetta Brew Moon Fest, June Downtown Alpharetta
Downtown comes alive at these annual beer fests with food and beverages for sale. Bring your own chairs or purchase tables near the stage for an evening filled with music and dancing in the streets!
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The Mayor’s Corporate Challenge, August Downtown Alpharetta Led by Alpharetta's mayor, the race starts and finishes in front of city hall in the heart of downtown Alpharetta. After the race, enjoy Food Truck Alley and live music in Downtown Alpharetta.
Touch a Truck, August
Wills Park (behind the City Pool) 1825 Old Milton Parkway Every child's imagination will soar as they explore the parking lot filled with trucks of all shapes and sizes including a fire truck, limo, dump truck, school bus, 18-wheeler and police vehicles! Kids can bounce around in inflatables, participate in all kinds of interactive games, watch animal balloons be made and get their face painted! Touch a Truck t-shirts and concessions will be available for sale. Please bring cash for food vendors. Parking and admission are free.
IronKids Triathlon, September Wills Park 1825 Old Milton Parkway
Test your strength and go the distance! For ages 6 – 15, this swim, bike, run competition with an emphasis on fitness and fun is the largest youth triathlon in the country. Distances vary with age group.
Old Soldiers Day Parade, August
European Market, September
Downtown Alpharetta Alpharetta has been honoring war veterans for over 50 years. In tribute to the devoted, the city hosts a parade with as many as 100 floats, marching bands, military units, classic cars, clowns, music and candy. Free hot dogs, soft drinks and children’s activities at parade finish.
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Downtown Alpharetta Feel like you’re a world away in Downtown Alpharetta at this market of vintage home furnishings and decor, art, handmade jewelry, fashion clothing and accessories, garden, objects d’art, artisan foods and produce.
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Scarecrow Harvest, September Downtown Alpharetta Over 100 scarecrows stand tall and proud along the streets of downtown Alpharetta, inspiring fall spirit! A family street party that continues into the night offers a farmer’s market, groovy music, free hayrides, quirky face painting, artsy activities and delicious food.
Alpharetta Brew Moon, September Downtown Alpharetta Downtown Alpharetta comes alive for this annual beer fest with great food and beverages for purchase. Bring your own chairs or tables available for purchase.
Wire & Wood Alpharetta Songwriters Festival, October Downtown Alpharetta Music will flow as talented artists perform their own songs with soulful melodies, magnificent vocals and expressive lyrics while interacting with the audience. Learn the stories behind songs of some of your favorite musicians.
Christmas Tree Lighting, December Downtown Alpharetta Come together to create special memories with your family at this holiday extravaganza! Enjoy children’s activities, refreshments, photos with Santa and watch the tree light up the night!
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Restless in Resthaven, October
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Downtown Alpharetta Spirits come alive on this walking tour of Downtown Alpharetta and Resthaven Cemetery. Meet costumed characters from Alpharetta’s past, and discover how Alpharetta grew from a small farming community to the “Technology City of the South”
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Please note that event dates, times and locations are subject to change. Visit awesomealpharetta.com for the most current calendar of events.
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stay & play : history walk Explore the early days of Alpharetta on this self-guided, walking tour with stops at over 20 historic markers. Uncover the story of Alpharetta's past at your own pace, learn what industries drove the city's economy and what buildings served uniquely different purposes than their modern-day functions. Begin or end your tour at the Alpharetta & Old Milton County History Museum, located inside Alpharetta’s City Hall. Gather the family and take a walk down memory lane.
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Marker 9
OLD MILTON COURTHOUSE
NORMAN HOUSE
MANNING MERCANTILE
1895
1910
c. 1910
This was the Courthouse of Milton County at the time it merged with Fulton County (1932). Created in 1857, the county was named for General Homer V. Milton (War of 1812), though some claim it was named for John Milton, first Secretary of State of Georgia. The original Old Milton Courthouse no longer exists.
The six-room Queen Anne-style cottage has heart pine floors and fireplaces with original mantels and tiles. Cotton broker Clifford Pierce Norman, wife Nancy Lee Shell Norman and their three daughters lived there.
James H. and Thomas H. Manning operated the store in a wooden building that burned in 1902. It was replaced by a one-story brick building that later housed the U.S. Post Office, Bates Grocery, Cowart Shoe Shop, Cook Shoe Shop and the Alpharetta Welcome Center. A second story was added in the 1990s.
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LEWIS-MANNING HOUSE 40 Cumming Street
2 S. Main Street
J.J. WEBB AND SONS 21 N. Main Street
1910 The two-story brick building housed Shirley Brothers store, Milton County Bank, Buren Weatherford Grocery and Bates Grocery. C.P. Brady and Sons purchased it in 1934 and operated a Chevrolet dealership, gasoline station and garage. The original JJ. Webb and Sons building no longer exists.
Marker 3 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ALPHARETTA
18 Cumming Street
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1895 Colonel Tom Lewis built the five bedroom Queen Anne-style house. Siblings Tom H., James H. and Annie Manning lived there 1905-1953. Alpharetta Mayor Sim Manning and his wife, Sarah, moved there in 1948.
Marker 7 B. F. SHIRLEY HOME 112 Cumming Street
c. 1910
In 1903, a group of women who met weekly for prayer and Bible study began collecting offerings. From these collections, the women purchased a sixty by one hundred foot lot and began construction of the First Baptist Church. The project was completed in 1905 and was located on this site.
This Queen Anne-style style home built by B.F. Shirley in 1910 used a Sears, Roebuck & Co. house pattern. Features include a nine-room interior, veranda, and exterior stairs leading to the second floor. Renovations have been made, but the original building structure has not been altered. The Alpharetta Woman’s Club purchased the house in 1962 and paid the bank loan with funds from community projects.
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ALPHARETTA FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
NEW PROSPECT CAMPGROUND
69 N. Main Street
c. 1835
1834
Several springs and proximity to westward routes made the campground a suitable overnight stop for travelers and a place for settlers to camp until land could be obtained for homes. The camp site became known as New Prospect. Later a log building was constructed for a school and church.
44 Academy Street
c. 1905
Methodist circuit riders held camp meetings here in the early 1830s and a meeting house existed as early as 1834. In 1871, Isham Teasley donated land where the brick chapel now stands. A white frame church was there until 1931.
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Marker 10 R.J. WEBB BUILDING Corner of Milton Avenue and Highway 9
c. 1907 R.J. Webb built the two-story brick Webb Hotel, later known as the Alpharetta Hotel. Residents included Milton County court attendees and school teachers. Businesses included Norman and Trammell General Merchants, U.S. Post Office, Alpharetta Bank, Gordon’s department store and Talmage Burgess Grocery. The building was razed to the ground in the 1970s.
Marker 11 WEBB GUANO HOUSE 21 Milton Avenue
c. 1901 R.J. and J.J. Webb built the structure on property purchased from James Madison Dodd. The Teasleys bought the property in 1911 and built the Teasley’s Warehouse portion. Later occupants were Q. A. Wills’ cotton warehouse and chenille factory, Lad ’N Dad Slacks, and The Roswell Company. Frances Byers established the Cotton House Furniture store in the 1970s. The original Webb Guano House no longer exists.
Marker 12 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA LOG CABIN 86 School Drive
1935 Members of Milton High School’s Future Farmers of America built this rustic cabin
stay & play : history walk of hand-hewn logs. Teacher P. L. Elkins provided seed money and project oversight. Alpharetta merchants and farmers furnished other supplies. The oneroom, one-floor cabin serves as a teaching museum for the Alpharetta Historical Society by illustrating life in the 1800’s.
Marker 13 RESTHAVEN CEMETERY c. 1860 In December 1860, the Milton County Inferior Court gave two acres to the citizens of the county to be used as a graveyard. In May 1903, Milton County conveyed the Alpharetta Cemetery Lot, now four acres, to Members of the Town Council and their successors. The lot was to be used as a general burial ground under the supervision of the Town of Alpharetta. This is the final resting place for many of the founders of Milton County and the Town of Alpharetta. The earliest recorded burial is that of Susan Camp Garrison, born 1822, died 1861. The cemetery property had previously been owned by Susan’s father, Arthur T. Camp.
Marker 14 DODD HOTEL 120 Milton Avenue
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SKELTON-TEASLEY HOUSE
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61 Roswell Street
1 S. Main Street
1856
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J.A. Oliver’s general store at 1 South Main Street operated until 1920, followed by the grocery stores of Jones, Lively and Talmage Burgess. In the mid-1950s, Phillips Variety Store opened. At 3 South Main Street were the Teasley, Johnson and Moore stores, John M. Martin Grocery and establishments owned by the Devore, Mayfield, Waters, Thomas, Shaw, Kirby, Goswick and Reese families.
WATERS HOUSE
Marker 21
The Greek Revival-style home was built for the family of Dr. Oliver P. Skelton, physician, postmaster and Ordinary of Milton County. His son-in-law John I. Teasley, a cotton planter, subsequently occupied it. The house sits on one of the highest points in Alpharetta.
48 Roswell Street
1890 This Colonial Revival structure has served as the home of numerous early city and county officials, physicians, and business owners since the 1890s. Residents include the McLesky, Foster, Oliver, Jones, Robertson, Waters and Garmon families. There have been changes to the exterior including the addition of brick columns and the enclosure of one of the side porches. The Waters family lived here during the first half of the 20th century. Mr. Waters owned the Alpharetta Drug Store and was the book agent for Milton County Schools.
c. 1870
Marker 18
Dodd Hotel was owned by James Madison Dodd, 1828-1895. A businessman and Milton County constable, Dodd operated a livery stable and barn on the north side of the street. The two-story hotel boarded cotton traders, drummers, court attendees and teachers. Dodd’s wife, Sara Ann, prepared meals. The hotel operated until the 1940s. The original Dodd Hotel building no longer exists.
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Marker 15 OLIVER-WATERS-MCCOLLUM WAREHOUSES 20 Milton Avenue
c. 1910 Originally the three buildings faced the National Highway, now Old Roswell Road. A brick facade was added in the 1970s. In 1909, John A. Oliver constructed the two-story Oliver warehouse. Prior to 1914, D.P. Waters constructed the Waters warehouse that connected the Oliver and McCollum structures. The McCollum warehouse was built around 1909. The only known elevator in Milton County was installed here and still exists.
29 S. Main Street Alpharetta was formed in 1858 and a thriving business district soon developed. Many businesses had two entrances – one facing the Milton County Courthouse on Norcross Street, (now South Main Street) and the other facing National Highway, (now Old Roswell Street). On June 26, 1902, a fire destroyed much of the town. Most of the lost buildings were replaced with brick or stone construction.
Marker 19 ALPHARETTA BUSINESS DISTRICT 29 S. Main Street Buildings south of Jones Alley housed the A.G. Carroll store, Shirley Brothers Mercantile and Milton County Bank (c. 1910), Jones Merchandise (c. 1914), Teasley Ford Motor dealership, Q.A. Wills Merchandise, Louie E. Jones Funeral Home (c. 1940), Barnett Brothers (c. 1950) and Parsons Hardware. The Webb Gin operated behind the complex (early 1900s)
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MANSELL HOUSE 1835 Old Milton Parkway
1910 The six-room Queen Anne-style clapboard farmhouse was built by Robert Mansell for his wife, Maude Dorris. The Mansells were primarily cotton farmers. Originally situated on the family farm, the house was donated by the Herman Miller Company to the Alpharetta Historical Society and moved to its current location in 1993.
Marker 22 UPSHAW HOUSE 212 Canton Street
1925 This Craftsman style cottage was built for Teasley and Ruth Summerour Upshaw in 1925. The simple two bedroom, one bath home features 10 foot ceilings, heart pine floors with a large living room, dining room and kitchen. The interior has seen little change since construction. Mrs. Upshaw taught sixth grade at Milton school while Mr. “Tater Teas” operated a potato curing business and coal delivery business. Three potato storage houses stood on the property facing Upshaw Drive. Teasley Upshaw also served several times as Alpharetta mayor. There have been only two family owners in the 88 year history of the house - the Upshaws and Kathryn and Garland “Bulldog” Williams.
Stop by the Alpharetta Welcome Center to pick up a copy of the History Walk tour at 178 S. Main Street, Suite 200, Alpharetta.
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stay & play : attractions & entertainment Active Entertainment The Cooler Family Skate Center 10800 Davis Drive, 30009 770-649-6600 www.coolerathletics.com Cool off at The Cooler! With two 85’x 200’ ice arenas and one 85’x 185’ roller arena, enjoy figure skating, ice hockey, roller hockey, public skating, birthday parties or special events.
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Topgolf Alpharetta 10900 Westside Parkway, 30009 770-217-0513 www.topgolf.com Competition of sport meets favorite local hangout at this golf entertainment complex with impressive food and beverage menus. Hit golf ball’s containing microchips to track shot accuracy and distance. You don’t need to know how to golf: just how to party!
Urban Escape Games
3655 Preston Ridge Road, 30005 770-664-1220 www.ymcaatlanta.org
20 Mansell Court East Suite 275, 30076 678-805-2189 www.urbanescapegames.com
Explore this adventurous ropes course and rock climbing wall featuring a series of constructed, interactive components nestled behind Alpharetta’s YMCA.
Urban Escape Games brings the latest worldwide entertainment trend to the Atlanta area! Come try to escape our themed rooms filled with clues and puzzles.
Cooking Schools Publix Apron’s Alpharetta Cooking School 4305 State Bridge Road, 30022 770-751-8560 www.publix.com Main Event Entertainment
Main Event Entertainment 10700 Davis Drive, 30009 770-521-9100 www.mainevent.com State-of-the-art bowling, multi-level laser tag, thrilling high ropes adventure courses, captivating game rooms, stylish billiards, flexible meeting rooms, energetic bars and high-quality restaurants.
Motorcycle Safety Foundation 1450 Morrison Parkway, 30009 770-442-2043 www.offroad-training.org Release your inner daredevil during one of the internationally recognized rider training classes dedicated to expanding rider education and ATV/motorcycle safety. So what are you waiting for? Let’s ride!
Odyssey Escape Game
1111 Alderman Drive Bldg. 200, Suite 210, 30005 770-559-7548 www.odysseyescapegame.com
ACT1 Theater 180 Academy Street, 30009 770-663-8989 www.act1theater.com Now with a 20+ year history, ACT1 Theater is an award-winning community theater and outreach of Alpharetta Presbyterian Church. Through the use of drama they strive to provide fellowship and entertainment to the community with a focus on wholesome entertainment.
Chukkar Farm Concert Series 1140 Liberty Grove Road, 30004 Concerts Under the Stars 678-665-0040 T.G.I.F. Concert Series 678-591-2610 www.chukkarfarmpoloclub.com Come enjoy an incredible night of music with some of the best performing songwriters and musical talent in the country at one of the most scenic venues in Georgia.
Salud! Cooking School at Whole Foods Avalon 2800 Old Milton Parkway, 30009 770-442-3354, ext. 2 www.wholefoodsmarket.com
Sur La Table at North Point Mall 1082 North Point Circle, 30022 800-243-0852 www.surlatable.com
Williams Sonoma
8180 Avalon Boulevard, 30009 678-448-4105 www.williams-sonoma.com
Let’s go to the Movies AMC Mansell Crossing 7730 North Point Parkway, 30022 888-AMC-4FUN
AMC North Point Mall 4500 North Point Circle, 30022 888-AMC-4FUN
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Matilda’s
Matilda's Concert Series 875 Hickory Flat Road, 30004 770-754-7831 www.matildasmusicvenue.com
Everyone is welcome—dogs too! Bring along favorite eats and drinks to savor as bands play bluegrass, country and folk rock tunes in this fabulously funky setting.
The Velvet Note 4075 Old Milton Parkway, 30005 855-583-5838 www.thevelvetnote.com This world-class jazz club brings together topnotch performers in an intimate setting. Google rated Velvet Note as the “Best Jazz Club in all of Georgia.” The restaurant and concert venue also earned top nods from Downbeat Magazine and Creative Loafing for “Best Jazz Venue” and “Best Jazz Night in Atlanta.”
3950 1st Street, 30009 888-462-7342
Clues, codes, and keys are hidden throughout the room. Then use the clues, codes, and wit to figure out the puzzles and riddles. Work with your team, communicate and be creative together. Be quick, yet thorough for your best chance of a successful escape!
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Performance Venues
Verizon Amphitheatre
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to Alpharetta! Currahee welcomes patrons to bring in snacks and food from surrounding restaurants to enjoy while sipping on their craft beers in the taproom.
2200 Encore Parkway, 30009 404-733-5010 www.vzwamp.com Enjoy performances by today’s leading artists. Set on 45 acres of beautifully landscaped wooded land, the state-of-the art venue has a 12,000-person capacity. The amphitheatre has earned top honors from Insight Magazine as “Best Concert Venue” every year since its opening in 2008.
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Farm & Garden Tours of Alpharetta 678-575-7643 www.gafarmtours.org Avalon
Technology MiniMe Factory
5530 Windward Parkway, Ste. 100A, 30004 770-797-5020 www.minimefactory.com
Explore Awesome Alpharetta and North Georgia's beautiful farms and gardens! See natural vistas, enjoy local food, taste the best wines the region has to offer, experience life on a farm, or pick fresh garden produce and flowers.
Create a miniature version of you! Step into our “MiniMe dome” fitted with over 100 cameras and scanners, capturing over 500 instant images. All captured images are rendered into a 3D digital model of YOU!
Tours/Breweries Alpharetta History Walk American Girl
American Girl Boutique and Bistro ®
North Point Mall 1202 North Point Circle, 30022 877-247-5223 Dreams become a reality at this specialty store for girls. Dine in the bistro that serves two foot long banana splits; give her doll a new “do” in the Hair Salon; and shop in the exclusive boutique featuring outfits, accessories and furniture.
Avalon 2200 Avalon Boulevard, 30009 770-765-1000 www.experienceavalon.com Over 50 fine-retail boutiques, luxury brands, chef-driven dining and lavish entertainment. Style your own necklace at Kendra Scott, pick up a one-of-a kind outfit from Johnny Was, grab a glass of vino from CRU Food & Wine’s rooftop bar and walk the boulevard to the Plaza lawn for local entertainment or games.
North Point Mall 1000 North Point Circle, 30022 770-740-9273 www.northpointmall.com More than 100 acclaimed retailers, including the ONLY American Girl® Boutique and Bistro in Georgia, an innovative LEGO store and Von Maur. Nordstrom Rack, REI, Honey & Hazel Boutique and more surround the mall on North Point Parkway.
Downtown Alpharetta 678-297-0102 www.awesomealpharetta.com Be whisked back in time. Explore downtown Alpharetta on this self-guided walking tour of 20+ markers of historic structures that tell the story of the city’s early days. Stop by the Alpharetta Welcome Center to pick up an Alpharetta History Walk Brochure before your tour.
Alpharetta & Old Milton County History Museum 2 Park Plaza, 30009 678-297-6000 www.awesomealpharetta.com
The History Museum covers the history of Alpharetta, from its earliest days as Cherokee Indian territory, through its remarkable emergence as one of the nation’s most vibrant high tech cities. Free Admission. M-Th, 8:30am5:30pm; Fr, 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Jekyll Brewing
Jekyll Brewing 2855 Marconi Drive, 30005 844-4JEKYLL www.jekyllbrewing.com Whether you like it hoppy, malty or delicately balanced, Jekyll Brewing has you covered with its originally crafted refreshing brews. Go behind the scenes and hear expert beer makers share the secrets to their brewing magic.
Mansell House and Gardens 1835 Old Milton Parkway, 30009 770-475-4663 www.aomchs.org Home to the Alpharetta Historical Society, this beautiful and unique 1912 Queen Anne style house has a fabulous garden setting. Call 770-475-4663 to schedule a tour.
Cashin’s Sculpture Garden 1140 Liberty Grove Road, 30004 770-664-1533 Currently Cashin’s Sculpture Garden is open by group reservation only or to attendees of other Chukkar Farm events. Reservations available Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm, or Sunday 10am – 2pm. Tour Fee is $10 per person with an 8 person group minimum.
Currahee Brewing Company 25 South Main Street, 30009 770-696-2097 www.curraheebrew.com Currahee was founded in North Carolina in 2015, and brings their first Georgia location
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Walk of Memories at American Legion Post 201 201 Wills Road, 30009 770-475-9023 www.legion201.org Pay homage to our fallen heroes at this one of a kind memorial. In honor of every Georgian killed in combat since Pearl Harbor, this memorial displays 8,000 bricks with the engraved names of Georgia men and women. The park displays decommissioned military equipment and monuments commemorating the branches of the military.
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stay & play : dining Alpharetta knows a thing or two about good taste. With over 200 dining options, exciting food events and authentic culinary experiences, epicureans are making our city a premier dining destination. Enjoy the sounds of jazz, tango or piano at some of our restaurants. New chef-driven eateries are plentiful with the development of the new city center and Avalon, a shopping and dining experience spanning 86 acres. From The El Felix by Ford Fry to the famous Antico Pizza Napoletana and Oak Steakhouse, the options are sure to please. Visit awesomealpharetta.com for the most current list of dining choices. The Southeast's premier dining festival, Taste of Alpharetta, features over 60 of the city's restaurants in one unforgettable night. Downtown comes alive at the annual Brew Moon Fests with food and beverages for sale as music and dancing fill the streets. Kick-off the weekends with Thursday's Food Truck Alley, where 6-8 food trucks and great music line downtown. Don't miss the Alpharetta Farmers Market every Saturday morning.
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Arby’s
5750 Windward Pkwy. 770-754-9600 marriott.com
5160 Windward Pkwy. 678-762-9277 3900 Brookside Pkwy. 770-777-2343 arbys.com
AJ’s Country Cooking
Bantam + Biddy
19 North
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd. Ste 902 770-754-0530 ajscooking.weebly.com
4195 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5159 bantamandbiddy.com
Alpha Soda Restaurant
900 1st St. 678-266-6218 barleygardenkitchen.com
11760 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-442-3102 alphasoda.com
American Girl Bistro ®
1202 North Point Cir. 877-247-5223 americangirl.com
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Barleygarden Kitchen & Craft Bar
The Bistro
12655 Deerfield Pkwy. 678-366-3360 courtyard.marriott.com/tour/ bistro
Bite Bistro & Bar
11500 Webb Bridge Way, Ste. A9 770-754-5500 biteatl.com
Black Walnut Café
5805 Windward Pkwy. 404-600-1222 blackwalnutcafe.com
Bocado Burger
2820 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-248-5223 bocadoburger.com
Branch & Barrel
4100 Avalon Blvd. 678-436-5655 Find them on Facebook!
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Buffalo Wild Wings
2375 Mansell Rd. 678-352-4599 buffalowildwings.com
BurgerFi
5475 Windward Pkwy. 770-817-4656 burgerfi.com
Burger King
11780 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-343-8052 890 N. Main St. 770-475-8200 2310 Mansell Rd. 770-518-3369 bk.com
Butcher & Brew
3 S. Main St. 678-585-3344 butcherandbrewshop.com
stay & play : dining Café at Pharr
3050 Windward Plaza 678-691-4375 cafeatpharrga.com
Cascades
5955 North Point Pkwy. 678-566-8800 embassysuitesalpharetta.com
The Cheesecake Factory
2075 North Point Cir. 770-751-7011 thecheesecakefactory.com
Chick-fil-A
2180 North Point Cir. 770-410-9393 6085 North Point Pkwy. 770-667-8080 2720 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-266-6212 chick-fil-a.com
Chicken Salad Chick
970 North Point Dr., Ste. B190 770-667-5459 chickensaladchick.com
Chili’s Grill & Bar
Cracker Barrel
5035 Windward Pkwy. 770-619-1818 chilis.com
Cru Food & Wine Bar
7800 North Point Pkwy. 770-594-9063
5580 Windward Pkwy. 770-521-9597 crackerbarrel.com 300 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5181 cruawinebar.com
Clean Eatz
5915 Windward Pkwy. 770-569-4888 cleaneatz.com
Coalition Food and Beverage
Cuzi Fresh Café
50 Canton St., Ste. 108 470-839-6725 coalitionfoodandbeverage.com
Cook Out
11475 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-754-4157 cookout.com
Corner Bakery Café
4160 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-867-9854 cuzifreshcafe.com
Dairy Queen
211 S. Main St. 770-475-6664 1000 North Point Cir. 770-619-1708 dairyqueen.com
10920 Haynes Bridge Rd. Ste. 200 678-317-0224 cornerbakerycafe.com
Dave & Buster’s
Corner Deli
The Diner at North Point
10 Roswell St., Ste. 120 678-366-3354 Find Them on Facebook!
6500 North Point Pkwy. 678-256-1106 daveandbusters.com 2355 Mansell Rd. 770-650-6400 thedineratnorthpoint.com
Fancy Pantry
10595 Old Alabama Rd. Conn., Ste. 17 770-650-6544 fancypantry.com
Farm to Ladle
2200 Avalon Blvd., Ste. 3920 678-534-5390 farmtoladle.com
Finley’s Bar & Grill
10800 Davis Dr. 770-649-6600 Find Them on Facebook!
Fire and Brimstone Tavern
10595 Old Alabama Rd. Conn. 678-421-4213 fireandbrimstonetavern.com
The Firefly Café
3070 Windward Plaza 770-609-8523 fireflyalpharetta.com
First Watch
3450 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 220 678-566-3447 firstwatch.com
Downtown Alpharetta Restaurants 2b Whole European Gluten-Free Bakery 42 Milton Ave. • 470-395-5248 www.2bwhole.net
Four Fat Cows 64 North Main St. • 770-880-5231 www.fourfatcows.com
Butcher & Brew 3 South Main St. • 678-585-3344 www.butcherandbrewshop.com
La Casa Italian Grill 37 Old Roswell St. • 770-609-6311 www.lacasaitaliangrill.com
Ceviche Taqueria & Margarita Bar 42 Milton Ave. • 770-777-0230 www.cevichetaqueria.com
MADE Kitchen and Cocktails 45 Roswell St. • 770-452-6233 www.madekc.com
Chow Baby 58 Canton St. • 678-579-5911 www.originalchowbaby.com
Maple Street Biscuit Company 50 Canton St. • 470-719-9100 www.maplestreetbiscuits.com
Coalition Food and Beverage 50 Canton St., Ste. 108 • 470-839-6725 www.coalitionfoodandbeverage.com
The Nest Cafe 58 Canton St., #101 • 678-231-2477 www.thenestcafe.net
Corner Deli 10 Roswell St., Suite 120 • 678-366-3354
Pure Taqueria 103 Roswell St. • 678-240-0023 www.puretaqueria.com
Crust Pasta and Pizzeria 131 South Main St., Suite G • 770-777-6789 www.crust-pizzeria.com DaVinci’s Donuts 131 South Main St. • 678-392-2523 www.davincisdonuts.com Flatlands Bourbon & Bayou 52B North Main St. • 470-242-5458 www.flatlands52.com
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Salt Factory 102 South Main St. • 770-752-1888 www.saltfactorypub.com Smokejack BBQ 29 South Main St. • 770-410-7611 www.smokejackbbq.com South Main Kitchen 9 South Main St. • 678-691-4622 www.southmainkitchen.com
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stay & play : dining Five Guys Burgers and Fries 2192 North Point Cir. 678-393-0065 7300 North Point Pkwy. 770-346-0366 fiveguys.com
Flatlands Bourbon and Bayou 52B N. Main St. 470-242-5458 flatlands52.com
Fuddrucker’s
6360 North Point Pkwy. 770-475-3338 fuddruckers.com
Golden Corral
915 North Point Dr. 678-867-2881 goldencorral.com
Grouchy’s New York Deli
11525 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-667-6933 grouchysdeli.com
Hardee’s
91 S. Main St. 770-475-2401 hardees.com
HoneyBaked Ham
7601 North Point Pkwy. Ste. A 770-581-5000 myhoneybakedstore.com
Hudson Grille
7955 North Point Pkwy. 770-777-4127 hudsongrille.com
Jimmy John’s
4180 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-319-1020 875 N. Main St. 770-569-4747 jimmyjohns.com
Jason’s Deli
7300 North Point Pkwy. 770-664-5002 3070 Windward Plaza 770-619-2300 jasonsdeli.com
Jersey Mike’s Subs
4075 Old Milton Pkwy., Ste. 6 678-366-3866 jerseymikes.com
KFC
5150 Windward Pkwy. 678-393-8608 kfc.com
Kings Barbecue
1553 Dianne Ct. 678-576-6776 kingsbarbecueatl.com
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Lenny’s Subs
Ruby Tuesday
The Local Wood Fired Grill
Salata
1605 Mansell Rd. 678-461-8773 lennys.com 5315 Windward Pkwy. 470-448-1249 thelocalwoodfiredgrill.com
Loco’s Grill & Pub
6055 North Point Pkwy. 770-667-5776 rubytuesday.com 2560 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 110 470-233-7498 salata.com
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd., Ste. 701 770-751-9898 locosgrill.com
Salt Factory Pub
Loyal Q and Brew
Savannah’s Restaurant and Lounge
Made Kitchen & Cocktails
Schlotzsky’s
3655 Old Milton Pkwy. 470-359-9947 loyalq.com 45 Roswell St. 770-452-6233 madekc.com
Marlow’s Tavern
2200 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5230 marlowstavern.com
McDonald’s
4025 North Point Pkwy. 770-569-1624 mcdonalds.com
Miller’s Ale House
10750 Davis Dr. 678-277-2581 millersalehouse.com
The Nest Café
58 Canton St. 678-231-2477 thenestcafe.net
2925 Jordan Ct. 678-347-0022 doubletree3.hilton.com
3345 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-753-4833 schlotzskys.com
Secreto Southern Kitchen & Bar 6195 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 102 770-752-0922 secretokitchen.com
Shane’s Rib Shack
4180 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-569-1988 shanesribshack.com
Smashburger
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. C310 770-754-0554 smashburger.com
Smokejack BBQ
Panera Bread
6480 North Point Pkwy. 678-393-2647 panerabread.com
Popeyes
3343 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-569-4448 popeyes.com
Rising Roll
11417 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-752-8082 900 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 150 678-346-9139 risingroll.com
Roasters
102 S. Main St. 770-752-1888 saltfactorypub.com
12850 Hwy. 9 N. 770-753-0055 roastersfresh.com
29 S. Main St. 770-410-7611 smokejackbbq.com
South Main Kitchen
9 S. Main St. 678-691-4622 southmainkitchen.com
Steak ‘n Shake
2355 North Point Ct. 770-751-1101 steaknshake.com
Subway
6195 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 108 770-753-3000 1630 Mansell Rd. 770-643-0944 131 S. Main St. 770-740-1924 2202 North Point Cir. 404-424-9209 12850 Hwy. 9, Ste. 1000 770-753-9200
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3055 North Point Pkwy. Ste 500 770-740-0037 12460 Crabapple Rd., Ste 201 770-722-6799 3665 Old Milton Pkwy., Ste. 50 770-569-4955 subway.com
Sweet Tomatoes
950 North Point Dr. 770-777-9500 sweettomatoes.com
Taco Mac
875 N. Main St., Ste. 306 770-346-9119 4305 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 101 770-754-9290 tacomac.com
Ted’s Montana Grill
6100 Avalon Blvd. 678-710-9025 tedsmontanagrill.com
Three Dollar Café Jr
3710 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste 109 770-664-7600 threedollarcafe.com
Topgolf Alpharetta
10900 Westside Pkwy. 770-217-0513 topgolf.com
Tropical Smoothie Café
869 N. Main St., Ste. 204 678-580-1045 tropicalsmoothiecafe.com
Truck & Tap Alpharetta 30 Milton Ave. 770-680-2760 truckandtap.com
Wendy’s
11855 Alpharetta Hwy. 1100 North Point Dr. 1650 Mansell Rd. 4307 State Bridge Rd. 888-624-8140 wendys.com
Wildflour
5815 Windward Pkwy. Ste 210 678-822-9453 wildflouratlanta.com
Wild Wing Café
5530 Windward Pkwy. 678-990-9464 wildwingcafe.com
stay & play : dining Zaxby’s
2005 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-762-7620 3355 North Point Pkwy. 678-566-4999 zaxbys.com
BAKERY/SWEETS
Four Fat Cows
64 N. Main St. 470-268-5268 Find Them on Facebook!
Fuzzywig’s Candy Factory
3175 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5217 fuzziwigscandyfactory.com
2b Whole European Gluten-Free Bakery
Great Harvest Bread Company
Alpine Bakery & Trattoria
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams
42 Milton Ave. 470-395-5248 2bwhole.net
12315 Crabapple Rd. 770-410-9883 alpinebakeryandtrattoria.com
Bruster’s Ice Cream
3855 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-762-7790 brusters.com
Caffe Antico
3185 Avalon Blvd. 770-647-8811 centrostorico.it
Café Intermezzo
100 Avalon Blvd. 404-355-0411 cafeintermezzo.com
The Cheesecake Factory
2075 North Point Cir. 770-751-7011 thecheesecakefactory.com
Cinnabon
1000 North Point Cir. 678-514-2893 cinnabon.com
Cold Stone Creamery
875 N. Main St., Ste. 303 770-777-2183 coldstonecreamery.com
Collet French Pastry & Cafe
2225 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 100 678-770-6066 Find Them on Facebook!
Dairy Queen
211 S. Main St. 770-475-6664 1000 North Point Cir. 770-619-1708 dairyqueen.com
Davinci’s Donuts
131 S. Main St., Ste. F 678-392-2523 davincisdonuts.com
Dunkin’ Donuts
3630 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-410-5891 dunkindonuts.com
4915 Windward Pkwy. 678-209-2229 getfreshbread.com 800 Avalon Blvd. 678-894-1483 jenis.com
Jerusalem Bakery & Grill
4150 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 129 770-777-0193 jerusalembakeryandgrill.com
Jilly’s Cupcakery
1285 Hwy. 9 N., Ste. 1200 770-777-1900 jillyscupcakery.com
Kremo Ice Cream
3910 1st St. 770-212-9045 kremoicecream.com
Lolli and Pops
1000 North Point Cir. Ste. 1186 678-762-7639 lolliandpops.com
Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt
12850 Hwy. 9 N., Ste. 700 678-297-0107 menchies.com
Panera Bread
6480 North Point Pkwy. 678-393-2647 panerabread.com
Piece of Cake
970 North Point Dr., Ste. B-180 678-990-2931 pieceofcakeinc.com
Pinkberry
2200 Avalon Blvd., Ste. 200 678-248-5162 pinkberry.com
Sally’s Gluten Free Bakery
4390 Kimball Bridge Rd. Ste. B2 470-226-7965 sallysglutenfreebakery.com
Scream’n Nuts
Smallcakes
Caffe Antico
Southern Baked Pie Company
Café Intermezzo
4055 Old Milton Pkwy. 470-545-2051 alpharettagacupcakebakery.com 2685 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 130 678-254-0598 southernbakedpie.com
Steak ‘n Shake
2355 North Point Ct. 770-751-1101 steaknshake.com
Tiff’s Treats
3665 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 10 404-649-6290 cookiedelivery.com
BREAKFAST BRUNCH Another Broken Egg Café
4075 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-837-3440 anotherbrokenegg.com
Bagel Boys Café
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-569-1009 4620 Kimball Bridge Rd. 678-240-0205 bagelboyscafe.com
Black Walnut Café
5805 Windward Pkwy. 404-600-1222 blackwalnutcafe.com
Burger King
11780 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-343-8052 890 N. Main St. 770-475-8200 2310 Mansell Rd. 770-518-3369 bk.com
5950 North Point Pkwy. 404-474-4766 screamnnuts.com
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3185 Avalon Blvd. 770-647-8811 centrostorico.it 100 Avalon Blvd. 404-355-0411 cafeintermezzo.com
Chick-fil-A
2180 North Point Cir. 770-410-9393 6085 North Point Pkwy. 770-667-8080 2720 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-266-6212 chick-fil-a.com
Corner Deli
10 Roswell St., Ste. 120 678-366-3354 Find Them on Facebook!
Cracker Barrel
5580 Windward Pkwy. 770-521-9597 crackerbarrel.com
Cuzi Fresh Café
4160 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-867-9854 cuzifreshcafe.com
Davinci’s Donuts
131 S. Main St., Ste. F 678-392-2523 davincisdonuts.com
The Diner at North Point
2355 Mansell Rd. 770-650-6400 thedineratnorthpoint.com
Dunkin’ Donuts
3630 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-410-5891 dunkindonuts.com
Einstein Brothers Bagels
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 400 678-339-1866 einsteinbros.com
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stay & play : dining First Watch
Extreme Teriyaki Grill Express
Goldbergs
Green Lotus Thai Cuisine
3450 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 220 678-566-3447 firstwatch.com 3180 Avalon Blvd. 770-663-8555 goldbergbagel.com
IHOP
870 N. Main St. 678-566-0211 ihop.com
J Christopher’s
3070 Windward Plaza 770-740-8571 jchristophers.com
Maple Street Biscuit Company 50 Canton St., Ste. 112, 470-719-9100 maplestreetbiscuits.com
McDonald’s
4025 North Point Pkwy. 770-569-1624 mcdonalds.com
The Nest Café
58 Canton St. 678-231-2477 thenestcafe.net
The Original Pancake House
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 120A 678-393-1355 pancakesalpharetta.com
Panera Bread
6480 North Point Pkwy. 678-393-2647 panerabread.com
Scream’n Nuts
5950 North Point Pkwy. 404-474-4766 screamnnuts.com
Waffle House
3319 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-754-1284 571 S. Main St. 770-664-9843 wafflehouse.com
Chinese, Japanese, & Thai Aomi Japanese Restaurant
2725 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-740-0123 Find Them on Facebook!
Benihana
2365 Mansell Rd. 678-461-8440 benihana.com
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3710 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 106 770-777-1152 teriyakigrillhouse.com
875 N. Main St., Ste. 301 770-864-5651 greenlotusthaiga.com
Hibachi Express
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd. Ste. 104 770-569-5544 hibachiexpress.biz
Jin Cuisine
12460 Crabapple Rd. Ste. 200 470-709-5170 jincuisinealpharetta.com
Kiku Japanese Steak House 2725 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-740-0123 kikujapanese.com
Kona Grill
5100 Avalon Blvd. 470-226-1540 konagrill.com
Lin’s Chinese Cuisine
12850 Hwy. 9 N, Ste. 1600 770-740-1892 linschinese.com
Little Tokyo Sushi & Grill
5815 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 209 770-663-0630 akina-littletokyosushigrill.com
MF Bar
7135 Avalon Blvd. 404-977-1207 mfbaratl.com
Natsu Sushi Bar & Ocean Grill
3070 Windward Plaza, Ste. X1 470-448-1919 natsusushi.com
The Real Chow Baby
58 Canton St. 470-709-2902 originalchowbaby.com
P.F. Chang’s
7925 North Point Pkwy. 770-992-3070 pfchangs.com
Ramen Bar by Hajime
4180 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 1-H 678-622-1718 hajime.us
Saigon Café
Seven Seas Mediterranean Café
Simon’s Chinese Cuisine
Zoe’s Kitchen
5530 Windward Pkwy. 770-360-6366 saigoncafeusa.com 3975 Windward Pkwy. 678-762-0038 simonschinese.com
Stop Bop Go
4000 Old Milton Pkwy Ste. 200 770-674-1969 stopbopgo.eat24hour.com
Thai Thai
11525 Haynes Bridge Rd. Ste. 150 770-777-1306 eatthaithai.net
Thai2
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 140A 470-800-3504 thaisquared.com
Greek/Mediterranean Bezoria
2685 Old Milton Pkwy. 470-294-0991 bezoria.com
Café Efendi
488 N. Main St. 770-360-8014 cafeefendi.com
Express Burger and Mediterranean Grill
7291 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 1700 678-795-0065 expressburgergrill.com
Gyro Café
869 N. Main St., Ste. 201 770-754-0727 gyrocafeatlanta.com
House of Hummus Mediterranean Café
5950 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 127 770-680-2638 house-of-hummus.com
Papouli’s Mediterranean Café & Market
3070 Windward Plaza, Ste. C 770-442-8884 papouliscafe.com
Rumi’s Kitchen
7105 Avalon Blvd. 678-534-8855 rumiskitchen.com
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124 Devore Rd. 678-624-9371 sevenseascafe.net
10920 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-772-5632 zoeskitchen.com
Indian Affairs
4120 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-566-0169 spiceaffairatlanta.com
Amma Kitchen
390 Cumming St. 770-475-7776 ammakitchen.net
Bawarchi Biryani Point
2500 North Point Ct. 678-297-6700 bawarchialpharetta.com
Godavari Atlanta
865 N. Main St., Ste. 108 678-579-5785 godavarius.com
Madras Chettinaad
4305 State Bridge Rd. Ste. 108 678-393-3131 madraschettinaad.com
Sanjha Chulha
5815 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 200 470-395-8527 sanjhachulha.us
Swagat Authentic Indian Cuisine 5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 440D 678-393-1110 swagatus.com
Taste Of India
3070 Windward Plaza, Ste. M 678-242-0155 tasteofindiaus.com
International Café Intermezzo
100 Avalon Blvd. 404-355-0411 cafeintermezzo.com
The Cedar Cafe
1497 Alpharetta Hwy. 678-404-7558 thecedarscafe.com
Collet French Pastry & Cafe
2225 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 100 678-770-6066 Find Them on Facebook!
stay & play : dining District III
7140 Avalon Blvd. 404-977-1779 Find them on Facebook!
Oshi Poke Bowl & Sushi
Chuck E. Cheese
925 North Point Dr. 678-893-0171 chuckecheese.com
Coletta
875 N. Main St., Ste. 305 470-299-5000 o-shi.com
900 3rd St. 678-722-8335 collettarestaurant.com
Poke Bar
Crust Pasta & Pizzeria
2685 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 140 470-210-5614 ilovepokebar.com
131 S. Main St. 770-777-6789 crust-pizzeria.com
Poke Fresh
869 N. Main St. 678-867-6773 humblepiepizzaco.net
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 1040-G 770-471-8699 mypokefresh.com
E.M. BOP
800 N. Main St., Ste. 130 678-395-6226 embop.com
Jerusalem Bakery & Grill
4150 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 129 770-777-0193 jerusalembakeryandgrill.com
Rumi’s Kitchen
7105 Avalon Blvd. 678-534-8855 rumiskitchen.com
Italian/Pizza Alpine Bakery & Trattoria
12315 Crabapple Rd. 770-410-9883 alpinebakeryandtrattoria.com
Antico Pizza
3185 Avalon Blvd. 770-674-8811 centrostorico.it
Buca Di Beppo
2335 Mansell Rd. 770-643-9463 bucadibeppo.com
California Pizza Kitchen
6301 North Point Pkwy. 770-664-8246 cpk.com
Campania Pizzeria Napoletana 800 N. Main St., Ste.100 770-559-4674 campaniaga.com
Carmine’s Pizza Tavern
4055 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-772-3644 carminesalpharetta.com
Humble Pie Pizza Company
Joe’s New York Pizza
1605 Mansell Rd. 770-640-5637 joesnewyorkpizzeria.com
La Casa Italian Gill
37 Old Roswell St. 770-609-6311 lacasaitaliangrill.com
Mama’s Pizza
5950 North Point Pkwy. 770-751-6001 mamaspizzaalpharetta.com
Mellow Mushroom
Juices/Smoothies Flavor Juicery
4620 Kimball Bridge Rd. Ste. 2 678-620-3954 flavorjuicery.com
Jamba Juice
4350 State Bridge Rd. Ste. 103 470-719-9170 jambajuice.com
Juice Bar
4180 Old Milton Pkwy. 470-233-7299 ilovejuicebar.com
Smoothie King
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 320 770-663-8900 3450 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-297-7555 smoothieking.com
Tropical Smoothie Café
869 N. Main St., Ste. 204 678-580-1045 tropicalsmoothiecafe.com
Mexican, South American, & Caribbean
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd. Ste. 301 770-663-3812 3070 Windward Plaza 678-566-7888 mellowmushroom.com
Caribbean Fiesta
Pepperoni’s Tavern
42 Milton Ave. 770-777-0230 cevichetaqueria.com
4190 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-343-8228 pepperonistavern.com
4000 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 100 770-521-0021 caribbeanfiesta.com
Ceviche Taqueria
Chipotle
10910 Haynes Bridge Rd. 678-893-0236 chipolte.com
Pizza Hut
241 S. Main St. 770-751-8585 pizzahut.com
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
5045 Windward Pkwy. 770-360-6302 macaronigrill.com
Chronic Tacos
970 North Point Dr., Ste. 160 770-442-8226 chronictacos.com
Chuy’s
28017 Mill Creek Ave. 678-624-9532 tuscanycafebistro.com
2560 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 120 678-722-3580 chuys.com
Vinny’s on Windward
Coisas do Brasil
Tuscany Café & Bistro
5355 Windward Pkwy. 770-772-4644 sedgwickrestaurantgroup.com
Vito’s Pizza & Ristorante
3665 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-475-0369 vitospizzaanadristorante.com
4055 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-867-2115 coisasdobrasil.net
Dos Margaritas
12460 Crabapple Rd. 770-777-4847 dosmargaritas.net
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The El Felix
1130 1st St. 678-248-5239 theelfelix.com
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop
5325 Windward Pkwy. 678-916-7674 fuzzystacoshop.com
Ipanema Brazilian Steakhouse 4055 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 9 770-864-1126 ipanemasteakhouse.com
La Parrilla
865 N. Main St. 678-339-3888 laparilla.com
Mambo’s Café
4915 Windward Pkwy., Ste. 130 770-753-4354 mambos-café.com
Moctezuma Mexican Grill
5950 North Point Pkwy. 770-751-3944 moctezummexicangrill.net
Moe’s Southwest Grill
3070 Windward Plaza 678-879-0456 3710 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-879-6637 2188 North Point Cir. 770-753-0007 moes.com
On the Border Mexican Cantina 10575 Davis Dr. 404-991-2660 ontheborder.com
Pure Taqueria
103 Roswell St. 678-240-0023 puretaqueria.com
Qdoba Mexican Grill
5530 Windward Pkwy. 770-346-0087 qdoba.com
Rio Balsas Taqueria
235 S. Main St. 770-475-7890 Find Them on Facebook!
Salsaritas Fresh Cantina
5215 Windward Pkwy. 770-754-5822 salsaritas.com
Taco Bell
106 S. Main St. 770-664-5107 10850 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-751-1160 tacobell.com
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stay & play : dining Taco Fiesta
3055 North Point Pkwy. 678-867-9001 Find Them on Facebook!
Taco Mac
Ya Mon Ga Jamaican Cuisine 5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 1010 470-336-7965 yamonga.com
875 N. Main St, Ste. 306 770-346-9119 4305 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 101 770-754-9290 tacomac.com
Atlantic Seafood Company
Tara Humata Mexican Grill and Tequila Bar
Brine Seafood Shack
6195 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 100 770-772-4540 tarahumata.com
Tassa Caribbean Buffet
4005 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-395-6748 tassarotishop.com
Twisted Taco
5815 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 210 770-777-9199 1495 Alpharetta Hwy. 770-696-2835 twistedtaco.com
Seafood/Steakhouse 2345 Mansell Rd. 770-640-0488 atlanticseafoodco.com
700 Avalon Blvd. 470-226-2190 brineseafoodshack.com
Cabernet Steakhouse
5575 Windward Pkwy. 770-777-5955 cabernetsteakhouse.com
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill
2665 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-225-8611 firebirdsrestaurants.com
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Ipanema Brazilian Steakhouse
4055 Old Milton Pkwy., Ste. 9 770-864-1126 ipanemasteakhouse.com
Oak Steakhouse
950 3rd St. 678-722-8333 oaksteakhouseatlanta.com
Oshi Poke Bowl & Sushi
875 N. Main St., Ste. 305 470-299-5000 o-shi.com
Outback Steakhouse
6400 North Point Pkwy. 770-442-8775 outback.com
Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen 10795 Davis Dr. 770-992-5566 pappadeaux.com
Poke Bar
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 1040-G 770-471-8699 mypokefresh.com
Ray’s at Killer Creek
1700 Mansell Rd. 770-649-0064 raysrestaurants.com
Ruth’s Chris Steak House
11655 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-777-1500 ruthschris.net
Sage Woodfire Tavern
11405 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-569-9199 sagewoodfiretavern.com
Village Tavern
11555 Rainwater Dr. 770-777-6490 villagetavern.com
2685 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 140 470-210-5614 ilovepokebar.com
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Alpharetta’s Culinary Experiences
Savor the flavor or cook up something new today with one of these unique food adventures!
Alpharetta Food Truck Alley Most Thursday evenings, April-October 5:00-9:00 p.m.
Feast on the street at Alpharetta Food Truck Alley! This gathering will have a variety of 6-8 rotating food trucks and music. Stroll the streets, eat delicious food, games, listen to some great music and kick off the weekend a little early!
Alpharetta Farmers Market
Most Saturday mornings, April-October 8:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Shop local at the Alpharetta Farmers Market featuring food vendors including produce, grass-fed meats, cheese baked goods and more.
Taste of Alpharetta Annual Festival in May Attracting over 30,000 foodies each year, this festival is a tradition that spans over two decades and one that will satisfy every taste bud with specialties from more than 60 restaurants. Expect cooking demonstrations, chef competitions, three entertainment stages, art exhibits and family fun! A Southeast Tourism Society Top 20 Event for 2015, 2017 and 2018!
Four Cooking Schools We’re cooking up an adventure in Awesome Alpharetta and we’ve got all the ingredients to make your day a winning recipe. Four unique cooking schools, including the only Publix Apron’s Cooking School in the state of Georgia and one of five in the country, bring culinary tourism to life with classes ranging from basic knife skills to celebrity chef demonstrations.
Publix Apron’s Alpharetta Cooking School 4305 State Bridge Rd., Alpharetta, 30022 770-751-8560
Salud! Cooking at Whole Foods Avalon
2800 Old Milton Pkwy., Alpharetta, 30009 770-442-3354, ext. 2
Sur La Table at North Point Mall
1000 North Point Cir., Alpharetta, 30022 678-280-0086
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Williams Sonoma
8180 Avalon Blvd., Alpharetta, 30009 678-448-4105
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stay & play : shopping Alpharetta is known as the shopping mecca north of Atlanta. Its five distinct shopping districts have it all: visit our Historic Downtown for unique boutiques; North on Main, home to more boutiques and upscale resale shops; North Point Mall, showcasing 100 major retailers; Windward Parkway corridor, filled with hotels and restaurants; and Avalon, a 570,000 square feet shopping experience. From top designers to top savings, well-known stores to unique boutiques, you will find it here. Visit awesomealpharetta.com to find the a complete list of over 250 stores found in Alpharetta.
Apparel, Shoes, & Accessories 2 Chez
1146 North Point Cir. 678-624-9274 shop2chez.com
Abercrombie & Fitch
2058 North Point Cir. 770-664-5210 abercrombie.com
American Eagle Outfitters 2030 North Point Cir. 770-667-8809 ae.com
American Threads
6105 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5214 shopamericanthreads.com
Ann Taylor
1180 North Point Cir. 770-664-4915 anntaylor.com
Ann Taylor Loft
7300 North Point Pkwy. 678-393-5130 loft.com
Anthropologie
4180 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5499 anthropologie.com
b.spectacled
50 Canton St., Ste. 112 678-894-1650 b-spectacled.com
Banana Republic
6110 Avalon Blvd. 678-389-4208 bananarepublic.com
BCBGMAXAZRIA
7000 North Point Cir. 770-663-0523 bcbg.com
Bohemia
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd. Ste. 105 770-754-4455 bohemiausa.com
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Bonobos
Dillard’s
GAP
Boogaloos
The Drake Closet
Garage
Brooks Brothers
Dress Up Boutique
H&M
Casual Male XL
DSW Shoe Warehouse
Hammer Made
Champs Sports
Emani Maternity
Hat Shack
Charlotte Russe
Express
Hollister
Chico’s
Fab’rik
Honey & Hazel Boutique
5115 Avalon Blvd. 678-699-9613 bonobos.com 8155 Avalon Blvd. 678-894-1482 boogaloosboutique.com 7110 Avalon Blvd. 678-781-2911 brooksbrothers.com 7681 North Point Pkwy. 770-642-9700 destinationxl.com 1010 North Point Cir. 770-667-8881 champssports.com 2040 North Point Cir. 770-752-9901 charlotterusse.com 7300 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 115 770-752-0016 chicos.com
Clarks
1000 North Point Cir., Ste. 1033 678-624-7650 clarksusa.com
Clothes Horse Men’s Apparel & Gifts 28 Milton Ave. 770-905-6089 clotheshorsemensapparel.net
The Couture Consigner
488 N. Main St., Ste 105 678-242-0000 thecoutureconsigner.com
Designer Consigner
670 N. Main St., Ste. 101 770-777-0032 designer-consigner.net
Destination Maternity
4105 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5496 destinationmaternity.com
7000 North Point Cir. 770-410-9020 dillards.com 26 Old Roswell St. 678-319-1410 thedrakehouse.org/the-drake-closet 5530 Windward Pkwy.,Ste. 1270 770-619-9545 shopdressup.com 7361 North Point Pkwy. 770-998-7930 dsw.com 1094 North Point Cir. 770-871-2416 emanimaternityclothes.com 1172 North Point Pkwy. 770-751-1578 express.com 5150 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5562 fabrikstyle.com
Famous Footwear
100 North Point Cir. 770-664-7088 famousfootwear.com
Finish Line
1010 North Point Cir. 770-667-1257 finishline.com
Forever 21
1000 North Point Cir. 678-543-6598 forever21.com
Francesca’s
2150 Avalon Blvd. 678-389-4218 gap.com 1000 North Point Cir. 770-410-0813 garageclothing.com 1081 North Point Cir. 855-466-7467 hm.com 8150 Avalon Blvd. 678-266-6256 hammermade.com 2120 North Point Cir. 770-410-9013 lids.com 2052 North Point Cir. 678-762-9187 hollisterco.com 7300 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 102 678-585-0065 shophoneyandhazel.com
Hot Topic
1000 North Point Cir. 770-619-1280 hottopic.com
J. Crew
3170 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5195 jcrew.com
J. Jill
6145 Avalon Blvd. 678-368-4023 jjill.com
4175 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5506 1190 North Point Cir. 678-319-0331 francescas.com
J. McLaughlin
Free People
1000 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 2122 770-871-2226 Find Them on Facebook!
3160 1st St. 678-248-5536 freepeople.com
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5170 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5559 jmclaughlin.com
Jad Brothers
stay & play : shopping JCPenney
Marshalls
Jilli Boutique
Molly Green
Johnny Was
Moops
Jos. A. Bank Clothiers
New York & Company
2000 North Point Cir. 770-475-9850 jcpenney.com 12315 Crabapple Rd. 404-826-1080 jilliboutique.com 5165 Avalon Blvd. 678-254-0623 johnnywas.com 7300 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 108 678-366-2336 josbank.com
Journeys
2116 North Point Cir. 770-754-1433 journeys.com
Kinnucan’s Specialty Outfitters 5110 1st St. 678-389-4240 kinnucans.com
Know Style
1000 North Point Cir. 770-346-9662 knowstyleusa.com
Lenscrafters
4190 Avalon Blvd. 678-534-2253 1154 North Point Cir. 770-667-8800 lenscrafters.com
Lou & Grey
2800 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-248-5542 louandgrey.com
Lucky Brand
7120 Avalon Blvd. 678-448-4021 luckybrand.com
Macy’s
5000 North Point Cir. 770-410-2600 macys.com
Madewell
5130 Avalon Blvd. 678-254-0700 madewell.com
Marmi
4165 Avalon Blvd. 770-263-9516 marmishoes.com
6320 North Point Pkwy. 770-667-3495 marshallsonline.com 1000 North Point Cir. 770-442-5796 shopmollygreen.com 58 Canton St., Ste. 102 770-619-9990 Find Them on Facebook! 1000 North Point Cir. 770-475-2047 nyandcompany.com
Nordstrom Rack
6200 North Point Pkwy. 678-281-6660 nordstromrack.com
NYS Collection
1000 North Point Cir. 770-664-6745 nyscollection.com
Old Navy
6100 North Point Pkwy. 770-772-6660 oldnavy.com
PacSun
2074 North Point Cir. 770-410-1113 pacsun.com
Payless Shoes
6120 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 100 678-566-0099 payless.com
Peter Millar
5180 Avalon Blvd. 470-485-1400 petermillar.com
Posh Possessions
7391 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 1440 470-514-5019 poshpossessions.com
Ross
7111 North Point Pkwy. 678-366-9606 rossstores.com
Sage Fashion Wisdom 4170 Avalon Blvd. 678-368-4027 sageclothing.com
Scout & Molly’s
8165 Avalon Blvd. 512-850-4300 scoutandmollys.com
Sis & Moon’s
24 Milton Ave. 404-414-5765 sisandmoons.com
Soft Surroundings
3100 Avalon Blvd. 678-323-4765 softsurroundings.com
Soma
7300 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 116 770-664-8902 soma.com
South Moon Under
7125 Avalon Blvd. 678-448-4100 southmoonunder.com
Spencer’s
2216 North Point Cir. 770-442-5829 spencersonline.com
Stein Mart
6290 North Point Pkwy. 770-754-6616 steinmart.com
Sugarboo & Co
1000 North Point Cir. Ste. 2070 470-719-4812 sugarbooandco.com
Sundance
8170 Avalon Blvd. 678-381-1520 sundancecatalog.com
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Sunglass Hut
1000 North Point Cir. 770-343-8614 3135 Avalon Blvd. 678-245-6393 sunglasshut.com
Talbots
7300 North Point Pkwy. 678-297-9600 talbots.com
Tilly’s
2164 North Point Cir. 770-569-0184 tillys.com
TJ Maxx
7631 North Point Pkwy. 770-640-0398 tjmaxx.tjx.com
Tommy Bahama
6130 Avalon Blvd. 678-284-5161 tommybahama.com
Torrid
2168 North Point Cir. 678-366-0662 torrid.com
Tresor Rare
1000 North Point Cir. 770-664-0508 tresor-rare.com
UB4Me Apparel
2 Milton Ave. 678-825-2890 ub4meapparel.com
Urban Outfitters
7130 Avalon Blvd. 470-307-3976 urbanoutfitters.com
Vans
1000 North Point Cir. Ste. 2076 770-664-2303 vans.com
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stay & play : shopping Versona
7300 North Point Pkwy. 770-521-0284 shopversona.com
Victoria’s Secret
1000 North Point Cir. 770-667-5537 victoriassecret.com
Vineyard Vines
5140 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5155 vineyardvines.com
Von Maur
4000 North Point Cir. 678-339-9988 vonmaur.com
White House Black Market
2132 North Point Cir. 770-360-9078 whitehouseblackmarket.com
Windsor
2014 North Point Cir. 770-450-1556 windsorstore.com
Zumiez
1000 North Point Cir., Ste. 2036 678-566-1660 zumiez.com
Art Galleries/Experiences A.C. Studios & Café
160 North Main St. 470-539-4189 alpharettacreativestudios.com
All Fired Up
53 S. Main St. 770-740-7800 allfiredupart.com
Othels Art Gallery & School of Art 11775 S. Main St., Ste. 202 404-955-5521 othelsart.com
Painting with a Twist
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd. Ste. 801 470-294-0051 paintingwithatwist.com
The Treehouse at Sis & Moon’s
24 Milton Ave. 404-414-8750 treehousegallery.weebly.com
Books & Music Ave Maria Gifts & Books 356 S. Main St. 770-569-9094 ave-maria.com
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Barnes & Noble
7660 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 200 770-993-8340 barnesandnoble.com
Beau Vinci Violins
116 N. Main St. 678-691-2394 beauvinciviolins.com
Comeback Vinyl
1 S. Main St. 678-580-0583 comebackvinyl.com
Guitar Center
970 North Point Dr. Ste. A120 678-893-0870 guitarcenter.com
Ken Stanton Music
6010 North Point Pkwy. 770-670-4424 kenstanton.com
Disney Store
1142 North Point Cir. 770-667-1661 shopdisney.com
Gymboree
4140 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5246 gymboree.com
Janie and Jack
4110 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5249 janieandjack.com
Justice
2172 North Point Cir. 770-772-9527 shopjustice.com
Peek
1000 North Point Cir. 678-319-9643 Find Them on Facebook!
Florist Alpharetta Flower Market
Music and Arts
7331 North Point Pkwy. 770-993-4428 musicarts.com
100 N. Main St. 770-475-2341 natures-rainbow.com
Steinway Piano Gallery
Florist at Windward
5950 North Point Pkwy. 770-777-1300 steinwaypianogalleries.com
Children’s Apparel Abercrombie Kids
2048 North Point Cir. 678-762-1922 abercrombie.com
American Girl® Boutique
1202 North Point Cir. 877-247-5223 americangirl.com
Buy Buy Baby
7121 North Point Pkwy. 770-475-0633 buybuybaby.com
Carter’s
6120 North Point Pkwy. 770-360-7969 carters.com
The Children’s Place
2034 North Point Cir. 770-521-9065 childrensplace.com
Claire’s
2174 North Point Cir. 770-667-9271 claires.com
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 107E 770-664-6111 floristatwindward.net
Rogers Florist
221 S. Main St. 770-475-7836 rogersflorist.net
WOW Floral Design Studio
2225 Old Milton Pkwy., Ste. 500 770-569-4141 wowfloraldesignstudio.com
Grocery & Gourmet Amy’s Natural Foods
10591 Old Alabama Conn.. 770-998-9500 amysnaturalfoods.com
Coisas do Brasil
4055 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-867-2115 coisasdobrasil.net
Costco
2855 Jordan Ct. 678-823-4950 costco.com
Fuzziwig’s Candy Factory
3175 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5217 fuzziwigscandyfactory.com
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GNC
1223 North Point Cir. 770-410-0266 12850 Hwy. 9 N 770-777-7780 gnc.com
Godiva Chocolatier
2134 North Point Cir. 770-442-8670 godiva.com
India Plaza
2905 Jordan Ct. 678-867-0388 indiaplazallc.com
Kroger
12870 Hwy. 9 N. 770-772-3699 12460 Crabapple Rd. 770-740-2050 kroger.com
Lolli and Pops
1186 North Point Cir. 678-762-7639 lolliandpops.com
Publix
4305 State Bridge Rd. 770-751-7991 11800 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-752-4960 publix.com
Sam’s Club
10600 Davis Dr. 770-992-4568 samsclub.com
Spices Hut
4150 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-410-9477 spiceshut.com
Sur La Table
1082 North Point Cir. 678-280-0086 surlatable.com
Teavana
1136 North Point Cir. 770-410-5881 teavana.com
Whole Foods Market Avalon 2800 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-534-3138 wholefoodsmarket.com
Williams Sonoma
8180 Avalon Blvd. 678-448-4105 williams-sonoma.com
stay & play : shopping Salons, Barbers, Spas, & Care Products Alpharetta LifeSpa
855 North Point Pkwy. 678-327-2624 mylt.life
Aria Salon
10 Roswell St., Ste. 100 770-475-8111 ariasalons.net
Aveda
1172 North Point Cir. 770-777-4148 aveda.com
Aya Medical Spa
2130 Avalon Blvd. 678-534-5035 ayaskincare.com
bareMinerals
1192 North Point Cir. 770-754-0247 bareminerals.com
Bath and Body Works
2040 North Point Cir. 770-569-4973 bathandbodyworks.com
Boardroom Salon for Men 7115 Avalon Blvd. 470-719-3008 boardroomsalon.com
Bob Steele
2500 Old Milton Pkwy., Ste. 130 404-262-9499 bobsteele.com
Borrelli’s Salon
131 S. Main St., Ste. C 770-772-0009 borrellissalon.com
The Cosmetic Market
3130 Avalon Blvd. 678-894-4012 thecosmeticmarket.com
Drybar
4155 Avalon Blvd. 404-382-5310 thedrybar.com
KC Groomers & Beauty Bar 11775 Northfall Ln. 678-580-5162 kcgroomers.com
LaVida Massage
12460 Crabapple Rd., Ste 205 770-740-0654 lavidamassagealpharettaga.com
L’Occitane
3140 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5237 loccitane.com
M Salon and Spa
12850 Hwy. 9 N., Ste. 300 678-297-1800 themsalonandspa.com
Massage Envy
5530 Windward Pkwy., Bldg. G, Ste. 1050 678-336-1280 massageenvy.com
Merle Norman
1022 North Point Cir. 770-7440-1993 merlenormanstudio.com
Mezz Spa
52-A N. Main St. 770-557-1988 mezzspa.com
Nirvana Med Spa & Laser Centre 4380 Kimball Bridge Rd. 678-256-6320 nirvanalasercentre.com
Regis Salon
2146 North Point Cir. 770-740-0893 regissalons.com
Sephora
1000 North Point Cir. 770-475-4878 sephora.com
Solera Salon & Spa
1655 Mansell Rd. 678-585-0700 solerasalon.com
TONI&GUY
1097 North Point Cir. 678-624-9860 toniguy.com
Ulta
7300 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 126 770-619-2591 ulta.com
Van Michael
3155 Avalon Blvd. 678-987-3678 vanmichael.com
The Woodhouse Day Spa 7150 Avalon Blvd. 770-241-2733 woodhousespas.com
Youthtopia Medspa
Home Furnishings American Backyard
955 North Point Dr. 770-754-5750 americanbackyard.com
American Signature Furniture
7461 North Point Pkwy. 770-336-8322 americansignaturefurniture.com
Anthropologie
4180 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5499 anthropologie.com
Arhaus
2830 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-248-5522 arhaus.com
Ashley Homestore
5980 North Point Pkwy. 470-286-1602 ashleyfurniturehomestore.com
AshleyMarie
201 Vaughan Dr. 770-255-1019 ashleymariegifts.com
Belso Home Studio 30 N. Main St. 770-857-3990 belso-home.com
Best Buy
975 North Point Dr. 678-339-1321 bestbuy.com
Church Street Cottage
37 Church St. 404-834-2516 churchstreetcottage.com
The Container Store
2740 Old Milton Pkwy. 470-235-6390 containerstore.com
Crate & Barrel
1110 Avalon Blvd. 678-254-0435 crateandbarrel.com
Ethan Allen
6800 North Point Pkwy. 770-664-9770 ethanallen.com
Havertys Furniture
6731 North Point Pkwy. 770-442-2810 havertys.com
Home Expressions Interiors by Laura Bloom
221 Market St., Ste. 5E 678-242-0480 homeexpressionsinteriors.com
Home Fashion Interiors
793 N. Main St. 770-285-7849 homefashioncenter.com
HomeGoods
7491 North Point Pkwy. 770-642-1514 homegoods.com
James Avery
1188 North Point Cir. 770-594-9993 jamesavery.com
Karen’s Fabrics
23 S. Main St. 770-664-4090 karensfabrics.com
Kirkland’s
6350 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 600 678-339-0981 kirklands.com
La-Z-Boy
6751 North Point Pkwy. 770-831-5586 la-z-boy.com
La Bella Maison
20 Milton Ave. 770-609-6182 labellamaison.com
3665 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-691-2235 youthopiamedspa.com
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stay & play : shopping Laura Ramsey Interiors
212 S. Main St. 770-475-2085 lauraramseyinteriors.com
Leather Creations
6380B North Point Pkwy. 770-521-6600 leathercreationsfurniture.com
Macy’s Furniture Gallery
7231 North Point Pkwy. 678-795-2512 macys.com
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams 5185 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5185 mgbwhome.com
North Point Rugs
1224 North Point Cir. 770-777-7437 northpointrugs.com
Pier 1 Imports
6551 North Point Pkwy. 678-297-2998 pier1.com
The Porch on South Main
531 S. Main St. 770-686-3794 theporchonsouthmain.com
Pottery Barn
8190 Avalon Blvd. 678-805-8644 potterybarn.com
Pottery Barn Kids
3120 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5563 potterybarnkids.com
Queen of Hearts Antiques & Interiors
670 N. Main St. 678-297-7571 queenofheartsantiques-interiors.com
Rooms to Go
10845 Haynes Bridge Rd. 770-664-0100 roomstogo.com
Sleep Number
2128 North Point Cir. 770-663-0626 sleepnumber.com
Thomasville
310 North Point Cir. 770-475-4733 thomasville.com
Zales Jewelers
Jewelry 3:16 Jewelry and Watch Boutique 1200 North Point Cir. 770-663-3001 Find Them on Facebook! 1168 North Point Cir. 770-667-1762 helzberg.com
Iroff and Son Jewelers
3960 Old Milton Pkwy. Ste. 300 770-751-7222 iroff.com
James Avery
1188 North Point Cir. 770-594-9993 jamesavery.com
Kay Jewelers
1016 North Point Cir. 770-521-9535 kay.com
79 S. Main St. 678-762-0027 alpharettaoutfitters.com
Athleta
6120 Avalon Blvd. 678-389-4226 athleta.net
Atlanta Saddlery
1600 S. Main St. 770-475-1967 atlantasaddlery.com
Big Peach Running Co.
5530 Windward Pkwy. Ste. 420 678-739-4616 bigpeachrunningco.com
Club Pilates
Kendra Scott
3150 Avalon Blvd. 678-392-3886 kendrascott.com
7160 Avalon Way 678-996-5336 clubpilates.com
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Master Jewelers
2150 North Point Cir. 770-410-1119 themasterjewelers.com
Mayors Jewelers
1126 North Point Cir. 770-667-1887 mayors.com
Pandora
1000 North Point Cir. Ste. 2016 678-624-7767 pandora.net
Personal Touch Jewelry
2086 North Point Cir. 770-753-9496 personaltouchjewelry.com
Sabri Guven Fine Jewelry
2225 Old Milton Pkwy. 770-777-4800 sabrifinejewelry.com
Shane Co.
10885 Haynes Bridge Rd. 678-393-0701 shaneco.com 2216 North Point Cir. 770-442-5829 spencersonline.com
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Sports & Fitness Alpharetta Outfitters
Helzberg Diamonds
Spencer’s
1000 North Point Cir. 770-274-2797 zales.com
1000 North Point Cir. 678-566-6988
Columbia Sportswear
4120 Avalon Blvd. 678-713-7977 columbia.com
Dick’s Sporting Goods
6440 North Point Pkwy. 770-521-1195 dickssportinggoods.com
Dover Saddlery
670 N. Main St., Ste. 112 770-777-1952 doversaddlery.com
Everything But Water
4150 Avalon Pkwy. 678-248-5215 everythingbutwater.com
Lululemon Athletica
5120 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5492 lululemon.com
New Balance Atlanta
7300 North Point Pkwy., Ste. 119 678-867-0035 newbalance.com
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Orvis
6140 Avalon Blvd. 678-367-4767 orvis.com
Pedego Electric Bikes
6480 North Point Pkwy., Ste. 1100B 404-281-0264 pedegoalpharetta.com
REI
7531 North Point Pkwy. 770-998-2622 rei.com
Road Runner Sports
2140 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5205 roadrunnersports.com
Snooty Fox Tack Exchange
11940 Alpharetta Hwy., Ste. 129 770-664-6736 snootyfox.net
Trader Golf
512 N. Main St. 770-569-2005 tradergolf.com
Toys & Hobbies American Girl® Boutique
1202 North Point Cir. 877-247-5223 americangirl.com
Build-A-Bear
1092 North Point Cir. 770-442-0900 buildabear.com
Disney Store
1142 North Point Cir. 770-667-1661 shopdisney.com
Dokimeki Japan
1000 North Point Cir. 678-393-7030 Find Them on Facebook!
Gamestop
1198 North Point Cir. 678-339-9999 gamestop.com
Go! Calendar & Games
1000 North Point Cir. 470-286-1233 goretailgroup.com
Jo-Ann Fabric & Craft Store 965 North Point Dr. 770-475-5454 joann.com
stay & play : shopping Learning Express Toys
Cutters Cigar Emporium
The LEGO Store
Fermented
7300 North Point Pkwy. 770-740-1523 learningexpress.com 1150 North Point Cir. 770-569-0673 lego.com
Michaels
7491 North Point Pkwy. 678-722-0036 michaels.com
My Toy Chest
1000 North Point Cir. 770-777-0222 Find Them on Facebook!
Paper Source
4160 Avalon Blvd. 678-248-5507 papersource.com
Party City
7011 North Point Pkwy. 678-297-9322 partycity.com
The School Box
6270 North Point Pkwy. Ste. 340 770-998-7979 schoolbox.com
4915 Windward Pkwy. 770-640-0550 cutterscigarandspirits.com
Things Remembered
131 S. Main St. 770-343-8010 vino100alpharetta.com
2012 North Point Cir. 770-343-8836 thingsremembered.com
Tumi
Gifts
50 Canton St. 904-631-6594 fermentedatl.com
5175 Avalon Blvd., Ste. 5075 678-248-5530 tumi.com
Amy’s Hallmark
Jekyll Brewing
2855 Marconi Dr., Ste. 350 844-453-5955 jekyllbrewing.com
Old Milton Beverage
4045 Old Milton Pkwy. 678-393-8988 Find Them on Facebook!
Red’s Package Store
270 S. Main St. 770-664-7337 Find Them on Facebook!
Royal Liquor Store
4305 State Bridge Rd. Ste. 109 770-442-3800 royalliquorstore.com
Total Wine & More
Vino 100 / Tinder Box
380 North Point Cir. 770-772-0694 totalwine.com
7331 North Point Pkwy. 770-643-0701 hallmark.com
Yankee Candle Company
2118 North Point Cir. 678-319-9733 yankeecandle.com
Apple
8130 Avalon Blvd. 770-510-1670 apple.com
Pets
Clothes Horse Men’s Apparel & Gifts
Petco
28 Milton Ave. 770-905-6089 clotheshorsemensapparel.net
12460 Crabapple Rd. Ste. 103 770-360-8938 petco.com
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PetSmart
50 Canton St. 770-889-9992 ellebgifts.com
6370 North Point Pkwy. 770-343-8511 petsmart.com
Mori Luggage & Gifts
1216 North Point Cir. 770-667-9177 moriluggage.com
Toy Mania
1132 North Point Cir. 855-205-8044 toymaniausa.com
Toys R Us
7731 North Point Pkwy. 770-518-9188 toysrus.com
Bridal & Formal
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Men’s Warehouse and Tux
6012 North Point Pkwy. 770-521-1002 menswearhouse.com
Savvi Formalwear
1098 North Point Cir. 770-667-1888 besavvi.com
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7300 North Point Pkwy., Ste. 123 770-777-4840 treasuresformals.com
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stay & play : lodging xxxxxx Aloft Alpharetta 7895 North Point Pkwy., 30022 678-527-6800 Atlanta Marriott Alpharetta 5750 Windward Pkwy., 30005 770-754-9600 Comfort Inn 5455 Windward Pkwy. West, 30004 770-664-7997 Courtyard Atlanta Alpharetta 12655 Deerfield Pkwy., 30004 678-366-3360 Courtyard by Marriott Alpharetta (Arriving January 2019) 11700 Amber Park Dr., 30009 DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Atlanta-Alpharetta 2925 Jordan Ct., 30004 678-347-0022 Embassy Suites by Hilton Atlanta Alpharetta 5955 North Point Pkwy., 30022 678-566-8800
Extended Stay America - Atlanta - Alpharetta Northpoint - East 3331 Old Milton Pkwy, 30005 770-475-7871 Extended Stay America - Atlanta - Alpharetta Northpoint - West 3329 Old Milton Pkwy., 30005 770-569-1730 Extended Stay America-Atlanta-AlpharettaRock Mill Road 1950 Rock Mill Rd., 30022 770-475-2676 Fairfield Inn & Suites Atlanta Alpharetta 11385 Haynes Bridge Rd., 30009 770-663-4000 Hampton Inn Alpharetta/Roswell 10740 Westside Way, 30009 770-640-5511 Hampton Inn & Suites Alpharetta 16785 Old Morris Rd., 30004 678-393-0990
About the Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau As a destination marketing organization, the Alpharetta Convention
and Visitors Bureau was created specifically to promote tourism in the fast-growing city of Alpharetta by representing the city’s 25+ hotels. It’s innovative and targeted marketing strategies along with aggressive sales efforts continue to bring in visitors, contributing to the economic impact of the city. The Bureau is the one-stop shop for everything to do here; in fact, it was named the “Best of the Best in Visitor Information Services” by Appen Media Group.
Alpharetta CVB staff attend target market specific tradeshows, winning bids to host major events in Alpharetta and generating leads for Alpharetta’s 25+ hotels. The destination marketing efforts of the Alpharetta CVB, along with cooperative relationships between local government officials and businesses, continue to make Alpharetta thrive as one of the best places to visit, live, work, play, stay and retire. The Bureau is a one-stop resource with free event planning services for meetings, weddings, special occasions, reunions or sports events in Alpharetta. With one click of a button, they can check hotel availability and secure group rates at all 25+ hotels, provide welcome bags, offer insider tips and give access to service providers for your event. Call the Alpharetta CVB at 678-297-2811 to learn more about their complimentary resources available to you. Head to the Alpharetta Welcome Center for maps, brochures and information on what’s happening in town. It is the best source on all the city offers in the way of shopping, dining, entertainment and recreation. The Welcome Center is located at 178 South Main Street, Suite 200 and is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta North/Alpharetta 4025 Windward Plaza, 30005 770-360-7766 Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Northpoint 10975 Georgia Ln., 30022 678-566-3900 Holiday Inn Express & Suites Alpharetta - Windward Pkwy. 12505 Innovation Way, 30004 678-339-0505 Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta-Alpharetta 10775 Davis Dr., 30009 770-998-1622 Hyatt Place Atlanta/Alpharetta/ North Point Mall 7500 North Point Pkwy., 30022 770-594-8788 Hyatt Place Atlanta/Alpharetta/ Windward Parkway 5595 Windward Pkwy., 30004 770-343-9566 La Quinta Inn & Suites Atlanta Alpharetta 1350 North Point Dr., 30022 770-754-7800 Residence Inn Atlanta Alpharetta/ North Point Mall 1325 North Point Dr., 30022 770-587-1151 Residence Inn Atlanta Alpharetta/Windward 5465 Windward Pkwy. West, 30004 770-664-0664 Staybridge Suites Alpharetta-North Point 3980 North Point Pkwy., 30005 770-569-7200 The Hotel at Avalon & Alpharetta Conference Center 9000 Avalon Blvd., 30009 678-722-3600 TownePlace Suites Atlanta Alpharetta 7925 Westside Pkwy., 30009 770-664-1300 Wingate by Wyndham Alpharetta 1005 Kingswood Place, 30009 770-649-0955
To see where all Alpharetta hotels are located, please refer to the Alpharetta map on pages 14-15.
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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY In This Section:
• Alphabetical Listing of Alpharetta Business Association Members • ABA Opportunities • Category Listing of Alpharetta Business Association Members • Advertisers’ Index
1-800-Water Damage 1800waterdamage.com/northfulton-ga/ 2B Whole 2bwhole.net A Minor Touch LLC aminortouch.com A.C. White Relocations acwhite.com Aaron Overhead Doors Atlanta LLC aaronoverheaddoors.com Acolyte Advisors acolyteadvisors.com Advanced Cosmetic & Family Dentistry acfdga.com AFLAC sandee_carroll@us.aflac.com Aladddin Travel Services, Ltd aladdintravelservices.com Allstate-Dykstra & Kemp Insurance agents.allstate.com/dykstra-kemp-biel-inc-alpharetta-ga.html Alpha Milton Magazine Local Life Publishing locallifepublishing.com Alpharesults LLC Alpharesults.com Alpharetta Animal Hospital alpharettaanimalhospital.com Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau awesomealpharetta.com Amana Academy Charter School amanaacademy.org/ Anchor Marketing Services Inc. anchormarketing.com Andretti Indoor Karting & Games andrettikarting.com Apex Signs & Graphics signsofsignificance.com Apollo Roofing apolloroofing.com Appen Media Group northfulton.com
Assurance Financial lendtheway.com
Cause Local causelocal.com
EcoShredding, Inc. ecoshredding.com
Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International Realty phillipmontague.atlantafinehomes.com
Ceviche Taqueria & Margarita Bar cevichetaqueria.com
Elite Roofing and Restoration EliteRoofingGa.com
Choices To You choicestoyou.com
Envision Office Solutions envisionos.com
Cloudland Coffee Company cloudlandcoffee.com
Expanxion Electric LLC expanxionelectric.com
College Nannies+Sitters+Tutors of Alpharetta/Johns Creek collegenannies.com/alpharettaga
Extra Mile Auto Tire & Service LLC extramiletirepros.com
Atlanta SOLD Sisters atlantasoldsisters.com Awbrey Orthodontic awbreyortho.com B Interiors binteriors.net Baird - Private Wealth Management bairdfinancialadvisor.com/ themjpgroup/ Barnes Risk Management Group barnesriskmgmt.com Barrington Commercial Capital barringtoncommercialcapital.com BB&T Insurance Services bbandt.com Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices sissysoldit.com Best Deal Movers bestdealmovers.com Brandon Hall School brandonhall.org Briskin, Cross and Sanford, LLC briskinlaw.com Bryan Smith Agency agents.farmers.com/ga/alpharetta/ bryan-smith C. Anderson Wood LLC candawood@bellsouth.net
Comcast Business comcast.com COSTCO costco.com Couch Construction Services LLC couchconstructionservices.com Country Financial countryfinancial.com/michael.gordy Crabapple Physical Therapy & Light Laser Pain Relief Center crabapplept.com Craft Dolan Team at Village Realty craftdolanteam.com Cristomar Fine Rug Cleaning and Repair cristomar.com Custom Human Resource Solutions chrsonline.com Designer Consigner designer-consigner.net
Cahill Productions cahill-productions.com
Development and Construction Services, Inc. dcsusa.net
Caliber Home Loans caliberhomeloans.com/erichardson
Digital First Social Media digitalfirstsocialmedia.com
Calvin DuBose State Farm Agency calvindubose.com
Digital Scientists digitalscientists.com
Capital Mortgage Advisors approved.com  Cartridge World cartridgeworldusa.com/store208
Dodson 360 Agency dodson360.com Donald Mitchell Design donalddesigns@yahoo.com Dramatic Water Solutions dramaticwatersolutions.com
F45 Training Alpharetta f45training.com/alpharetta Family Life Publications familylifepublications.com FastSigns of Johns Creek fastsigns.com/2135 Fidelity Bank - Windward lionbank.com Freedom Performance Group changingmyfuture.com Fulton County Schools Fultonschools.org Gas South gas-south.com  Great Harvest Bread Co getfreshbread.com Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce gnfcc.com Gregg Burkhalter greggburkhalter.com Harry Norman Realtors, Residential and Commercial Realtor tracy.morton.harrynorman.com Hennessy Limo & Logistics hennessytransportation.com Herbert Legal Group LLC herbertlegalgroup.com Hipes & Belle Isle hbilawfirm.com HIPnation Healthcare Solutions HIPNation.com HouseMaster northatlanta.housemaster.com
Hydeouts hydeoutsadventures.com Iberiabank iberiabank.com InspireDesigns InspireDesignsShop.com Integrated Insurance Solutions iis-ga.com/ Interior Decorative Finishes faux-unlimited.com Iroff & Son Jewelers iroff.com It's My Party Rentals itsmypartyrentals.com JadeX Energy jadexenergy.com JJ Social Light jjsociallight.com Joel's Carpet Service joelslist1@gmail.com Johns Creek Advisors Inc johnscreekadvisors.com
MassMutual Financial Group advisors.massmutual.com/michaelkipniss Mayer Private Wealth Management mayerprivatewealthmanagement.com/ McMickle, Kurey & Branch LLP mkblawfirm.com
Queen of Hearts Antiques queenofheartsantiques-interiors.com
Minuteman Press alpharetta-ga.minutemanpress.com
R&D Mechanical Services Inc. randdmechanical.net
Morrow Family Medicine - Milton morrowfammed.com/
Ray Business Advisors raybusinessadvisors.com
Nature's Veranda naturesveranda.com netZero USA netzero-usa.com Netcom PaySystem netcompaysystem.com
NexSeason Transitions nexseasontransitions.com
Lako Family Chiropractic lakofamilychiropractic.com
North Fulton Chiropractic Center nfultonchiro.com/
Latitude 34 Company Communications latitude34pr.com
North Fulton Wills northfultonwills.com
Manley Land Design Inc. manleylanddesign.com Mansions Senior Living mansionsseniorliving.com Martina's Images martinasimages.com
Providence Bank providencebankga.com
Milton Mechanical Services miltonmechanicalsvcs.com
Kimley-Horn and Associates kimley-horn.com
LocumTenens.com careers.locumtenens.com/
Proactive Payroll Inc. proactivepayroll.com
Pubman, Inc. pubman.net
Karen's Fabrics karensfabrics.com
LGE Community Credit Union lgeccu.org
Pro Gadget Clinic progadgetclinic.com
Merbaum & Becker, PC mbpclaw.com
New Beginnings Welcome Service newbeginningswelcoming.com
Leather 'n Pearle alexnsis.com
Picture Framer jggash@bellsouth.net
Redwood Commercial jonmurphy310@gmail.com Reliv International martinandjanet.reliv.com Renasant Bank renasant.com Restoration 1 North Atlanta restoration1.com/north-atlanta/ River Rock Development LLC riverrockdevelopment.com RJD Architect, LLC rjdarchitect@mindspring.com Roam Innovative Workplace meetatroam.com Rodan + Fields betsyfechalos.myrandf.biz/
North Georgia Promotions ngapromotions.com
Roswell Infiniti of North Atlanta roswellinfiniti.com
Northside Plastic Surgery northsideplasticsurgery.com
Scott Childress scottchildresslaw.com/
Nothing Bundt Cakes nothingbundtcakes.com
Secure Life Benefits LLC securelifebenefits.com
Ocean Blue Pools LLC oceanbluepoolsllc.com
Select Choice Benefits selectchoicebenefits.com
Office Angels officeangels.us
Smokejack Southern Grill & BBQ smokejackbbq.com
OrthoAtlanta orthoatlanta.com Pamela Bills, Realtor pamelabills.com Park Plaza Partners rbrannon@hsno.com
Southeast Mortgage southeastmortgage.com Southern Baked Pie Company southernbakedpie.com
Spaulding Injury Law bolingriceatlanta.com/areas-served/ alpharetta/personal-injury-attorney/ State Bank and Trust statebt.com Sugar Pie Bakery sugar-pie-bakery.com Synovus synovus.com Tech Alpharetta techalpharetta.com TemperaturePro of North Atlanta temperaturepronorthatlanta.com The Alternative Board North Atlanta tabnorthatlanta.com The Hands of Life TheHandsofLife.com The Mauldin Group Ltd themauldingroup.com Tiff's Treats Cookie Delivery cookiedelivery.com Trinity Care at Home trinitycareathome.com Tristar Stainless Art LLC tristarstainlessart.net Trotter Holdings Inc. art_trotter@comcast.net TSG Safety tsgsafety.com Vance/Southeastern Group WeHavePLANSforYou.com Village Park Senior Living villageparkseniorliving.com Village Realty vratl.com Virtual Management Technologies vmtech.net Voterworz LLC voterworkz.com Web Chimpy webchimpy.com Windward Law Group Inc. windwardlaw.com Wolf Technology Group zerofailse.com
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Breakfast Networking Meet other business professionals at our monthly Breakfast Networking meetings which are held the first Tuesday of each month. The meetings allow members and potential members an opportunity to present information about their businesses. The fee is $10 for members and $20 for non-members/ guests. Mark your calendars to join us at 7:30 AM each month at Smokejack BBQ, 29 South Main Street, Alpharetta.
Par 3 Golf Challenge Our Par 3 Golf Challenge is held in the late summer. This is an opportunity to socialize with friends and business associates. The 2018 event will be held on July 26 followed by the monthly ABA Membership meeting. More details can be found on our website.
State of the City Address and Mayor’s Breakfast The annual State of the City Address and Mayor’s Breakfast is held each year. Organized by the Alpharetta Business Association, the City of Alpharetta Mayor comments and reflects on the past year and addresses plans for the new year in the City of Alpharetta. In addition to table sponsorships, individual tickets are available for this event.
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2018 Board of Directors John Ray, President
President, Ray Business Advisors
Peg Hussing, Vice President Owner, EcoShreddng, Inc.
Andy Jordan, Treasurer
Brew Moon Festivals Twice a year ABA presents the Brew Moon Festivals, the first Saturday in June and the first Saturday in October. Brew, wine and delicious food from some of Alpharetta’s best restaurants will be available for sale as the city comes together for one big street party! Tables and individual tickets are available for purchase.
SVP/Senior Lending Officer Providence Bank
Janet Rodgers, Past President
President & CEO, Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau
Carol Anderson-Wood Farmers Market Manager President, C. Anderson-Wood, LLC
Marvin Austin President, JadeX Energy
Laure Biel Apollo Roofing
Darren Carter Business Development Executive, Comcast Business
Business Expo In 2018, ABA will hold their 6th annual ABA Business Expo with over 70 exhibitors and sponsors showcasing their business offerings. The 2018 Business Expo will be Friday, August 24, 2018 at the Atlanta Windward Marriott. Exhibitor information will be available on the ABA website.
11770 Haynes Bridge Road Suite 205, Box 264 Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-865-6608
www.alpharettabusinessassociation.com
Monthly Membership Meetings Each month ABA holds their member meetings on the last Thursday that provide social networking opportunities along with informative programming. Meetings rotate to various member locations in the Alpharetta area. The fee is FREE for members and $10 for non-members/guests. Each meeting is 5:30 – 7:00 PM.
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Alpharetta Farmers Market Named the “Best Saturday Morning Excursion” by Atlanta Magazine, the Alpharetta Farmer’s Market opened for business in 2006. The Market is open to the public and admission is free. Free parking is available throughout downtown Alpharetta. The 2018 Market opened Saturday, April 14th and runs through October where you can find farmers with fruits, vegetables and natural meats, gardeners with fresh flowers and herbs, and makers of all sorts of edible home goods from yummy desserts and breads to local raw honey and homemade sauces, jellies, and soaps.
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Lara Dolan Realtor, The Craft Dolan Team/Village Realty
Shawn LaFave Owner, North Georgia Promotions
Tom Martin President, Proactive Payroll
Jim Tardif Owner, Signs of Significance
Diane Lasorda Director of Operations President, Preferred Administrative Solutions
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Accountants, Business Services Ray Business Advisors
190 Bluegrass Valley Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30005 404-287-2627 John Ray jray@raybusinessadvisors.com raybusinessadvisors.com
Advertising, Marketing, Promotions Anchor Marketing Services Inc. 12650 Etris Road Roswell, GA 30075 770-587-0017 x11 Heather Demis hdemis@anchormarketing.com anchormarketing.com
Digital First Social Media 10138 Windalier Way Roswell, GA 30076 404-861-7045 Larry Howard Jr. larry@digital1sm.com digitalfirstsocialmedia.com
Latitude 34 Company Communications 840 Nettlebrook Lane Milton, GA 30004 770-789-6051 Pat Check pat@latitude34pr.com latitude34pr.com
NGA
Embroidery Screen Printing PROMOTIONS
Promotions.com 770-710-0467
North Georgia Promotions 4040 Nine McFarland Drive, Suite 1200 Alpharetta, GA 30004 770-710-0467 Shawn LaFave Shawn@ngapromotions.com ngapromotions.com
Our clients keep coming back to us because of our commitment to Quality & Service for their Embroidery, Screen Printing & Promotional Needs.
Architectural Design
and Building RJD Architect, LLC
231 Vaughan Drive Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-751-3393 Richard Debban rjdarchitect@mindspring.com
Assisted Living, Adult Day Care and Home Care Mansions Senior Living
3675 Old Milton Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30005 470-755-6800 Kelly Walker kwalker@mansionsseniorliving.com mansionsseniorliving.com
Village Park Senior Living
12300 Morris Road Alpharetta, GA 30005 770-361-4169 Danielle Abelson danielleabelson@villageparkseniorliving.com villageparkseniorliving.com (Please see our ad on Inside Back Cover)
College Nannies+Sitters+Tutors of Alpharetta/Johns Creek 4190 Old Milton Pkwy. Alpharetta, GA 30005 678-675-0303 Brad Fried/Lisa Martin brad.fried@collegenannies.com collegenannies.com/alpharettaga
Associations and Chambers Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce
11605 Haynes Bridge Road, Suite 100 Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-397-0554 Kendra Plotkin kplotkin@gnfcc.com gnfcc.com (Please see our ad on page 18)
Attorneys Briskin, Cross and Sanford, LLC 1001 Cambridge Square, Suite D Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-410-1555 Michael Cross mcross@briskinlaw.com briskinlaw.com
Herbert Legal Group LLC 101 Vickery Street
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Roswell, GA 30075 404-850-0180 John Herbert john@herbertlegalgroup.com herbertlegalgroup.com
Hipes & Belle Isle
178 South Main Street, Suite 250 Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-664-6699 David Belle Isle/John Hipes cbelleisle@hbilawfirm.com hbilawfirm.com
McMickle, Kurey & Branch LLP 200 South Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-824-7800 Kevin Branch kpb@mkblawfirm.com mkblawfirm.com
Merbaum & Becker, PC
5755 North Point Parkway, Suite 284 Alpharetta, GA 30022 678-393-8232 David Merbaum dmerbaum@bellsouth.net mbpclaw.com
North Fulton Wills
11800 Amber Park Drive, Suite 130 Alpharetta, GA 30005 678-746-2900 Chris Miller cmiller@northfultonwills.com northfultonwills.com
Scott Childress
3180 North Point Parkway Bldg. 100, Suite 103 Alpharetta, GA 30005 404-610-2125 Scott Childress scott@urngp.com scottchildresslaw.com/
Spaulding Injury Law
2475 Northwinds Parkway #200 Alpharetta, GA 30009 470-509-5772 Theodore Spaulding tspaulding@bolingrice.com bolingriceatlanta.com/areas-served/ alpharetta/personal-injury-attorney/
Windward Law Group Inc.
12600 Deerfield Parkway, Suite 125 Alpharetta, GA 30004 678-684-1500 Dale Jackson, Esq. djackson@windwardlaw.com windwardlaw.com
Automotive Extra Mile Auto Tire & Service LLC 87
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Roswell Infiniti of North Atlanta 11405 Alpharetta Highway Roswell, GA 30076 770-625-8500 Elizabeth Marshall cframes@roswellinfiniti.com roswellinfiniti.com
Bakeries 2B Whole
42B Milton Avenue Alpharetta, GA 30009 470-395-5248 Toula Argentis toula@2bwhole.net 2bwhole.net (Please see our ad on page 69)
Great Harvest Bread Co
10305 Medlock Bridge Rd Johns Creek, GA 30097 770-622-0222 Raymond Boland reboland@greatharvest.com getfreshbread.com
Nothing Bundt Cakes
5230 Windward Parkway, Suite 102 Milton, GA 30004 678-366-1445 Gloriaellis Mattei gloria.mattei@nothingbundtcakes.com nothingbundtcakes.com
Southern Baked Pie Company 2685 Old Milton Pkwy #130 Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-254-0598 Schrei Michael schrei@southernbakedpie.com southernbakedpie.com
Sugar Pie Bakery
678-743-1456 Lola Wilburn pies@sugar-pie-bakery.com sugar-pie-bakery.com
cookiedelivery.com
Banking Fidelity Bank - Windward 5015 Windward Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30004 404-553-2750 Rose Sharif rose.sharif@lionbank.com lionbank.com
Iberiabank
100 Springfield Drive Woodstock, GA 30188 678-388-5400 Frank O'Brien/Joe Sheriff joe.sheriff@iberiabank.com iberiabank.com
LGE Community Credit Union 1010 Mansell Road Roswell, GA 30076 770-423-2488 Linda Coyle lindac@lgeccu.org lgeccu.org
Providence Bank
4955 Windward Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30004 678-336-8826 Andy Jordan ajordan@providencebankga.com providencebankga.com
Come see us at Providence Bank, the only community bank chartered in Alpharetta/ Milton. Voted “Best Bank in North Fulton” for the last two years!
Renasant Bank
275 South Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-942-9300 Doug Higgins dhiggins@renasant.com renasant.com
Synovus
8025 Westside Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-751-4771 William Wideman/Tracy Tragesser williamwideman@synovus.com synovus.com
Business Services Alpharesults LLC
13740 Belleterre Drive Alpharetta, GA 30004 687-428-5550 Deanna Armstrong darmstrong@alpharesults.com Alpharesults.com
Cause Local
460 Gunston Hall Drive Milton, GA 30004 678-313-7112 Mark Baule mbaule@causelocal.com causelocal.com
Dramatic Water Solutions P.O. Box 4311 Suwanee, GA 30024 770-622-5800 Skip Rolquin skip@dramaticwatersolutions.com dramaticwatersolutions.com
EcoShredding, Inc.
1136 Pine Grove Drive Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-490-5607 Peg Hussing peg@ecoshredding.com ecoshredding.com
New Beginnings Welcome Service
12025 King Road Roswell, GA 30075 864-871-0245 Kim McAlister kim@newbeginningswelcoming.com newbeginningswelcoming.com
State Bank and Trust Tiff's Treats Cookie Delivery
3665 Old Milton Pkwy, Suite 10 Alpharetta, GA 30005 404-649-6290 Jeff Sartor atl1.tiffs@gmail.com
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2380 Old Milton Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30009 404-266-4207 Connie Woltz connie.woltz@statebt.com statebt.com
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Office Angels
12850 Hwy 9, Suite 600-324
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OFFICE ANGELS links small business owners withseasoned professionals, providing administrative,bookkeeping, marketing, and other back-officesupport services on an as-need basis. ®
The Mauldin Group Ltd
500 Sun Valley Drive, Suite C-2 Roswell, GA 30076 770-609-1018 Bonnie Mauldin bonnie@themauldingroup.com themauldingroup.com
From the first-touch, tracking your customers effectively will improve your quality of service and lead to better customer retention. Call The Mauldin Group to help track every detail from that first sourced lead through the marketing channel to close of sale. Visit www.TheMauldinGroup. com to learn about our website design and internet marketing services ☎ 678-846-2306.
Voterworz LLC
600 Newport Shore Alpharetta, GA 30005 678-576-5100 Dale Sizemore/Jim Gilvin dalesizemore@voterworkz.com voterworkz.com
Carpet Cleaning Cristomar Fine Rug Cleaning and Repair 11800 Wills Road, Suite 140 Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-753-4242 Mary Warren mary@cristomar.com cristomar.com
Joel's Carpet Service P. O. Box 4881 Alpharetta, GA 30023 404-447-7001 Joel Peskin joelslist1@gmail.com
Coach/Consultant
Freedom Performance Group 11175 Cicero Drive, Suite 100 Alpharetta, GA 30022 678-381-0056 Roderick Mac Kenzie rod@freedomperformancegroup.com changingmyfuture.com
Gregg Burkhalter
1430 Pinyon Place Lawrenceville, GA 30043 770-313-2385 Gregg Burkhalter gregg@greggburkhalter.com greggburkhalter.com
The Alternative Board - North Atlanta Conyers, GA 30094 404-295-1434 Lois Alexis-Collins lcollins@tabatlantanorth.com tabnorthatlanta.com
TSG Safety
Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-744-3791 Matt Thompson matt@tsgsafety.com tsgsafety.com
Rodan + Fields
Alpharetta, GA 30022 708-657-7914 Betsy Fechalos betsy.fechalos@hotmail.com betsyfechalos.myrandf.biz/
Coffee Roaster Cloudland Coffee Company 335 Willow Crescent Way Alpharetta, GA 30022 813-541-3171 Kristina Madh kmadh@me.com cloudlandcoffee.com
Commerical Lending Barrington Commercial Capital
10800 Alpharetta Hwy, Ste 208-423 Roswell, Ga 30076 404-602-9100 Ray Johnson rjohnson@bccfirm.com barringtoncommercialcapital.com
Conference, Event, Meeting
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Space Rentals Tech Alpharetta
2972 Webb Bridge Road Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-664-7958 Karen Cashion info@techalpharetta.com techalpharetta.com
Roam Innovative Workplace
5815 Windard Parkway, Suite 302 Alpharetta, GA 30005 678-495-2260 Candice Hall chall@meetatroam.com meetatroam.com
Construction, Home Improvement Aaron Overhead Doors Atlanta LLC 420 S. Hill Street Buford, GA 30518 678-446-7603 Ryan Lucia ryan@aaronoverheaddoors.com aaronoverheaddoors.com
Expanxion Electric LLC Alpharetta, GA 30005 404-246-7026 Amanda Bralley akbralley@gmail.com expanxionelectric.com
Dentistry Advanced Cosmetic & Family Dentistry
4205 North Point Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30022 678-389-9000 Brett Silverman DDS MAGD liz@acfdga.com acfdga.com (Please see our ad on 43)
Awbrey Orthodontics
4895 Windward Parkway Alpharetta 770-751-1688 James Awbrey DMD, PC jawbreyiv@mindspring.com awbreyortho.com
Education Amana Academy Charter School
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Brandon Hall School
1701 Brandon Hall Drive Atlanta, GA 30350 770-394-8177 Justine McDonald jmcdonald@brandonhall.org brandonhall.org (Please see our ad on page 6)
Fulton County Schools Alpharetta, GA 30005 404-643-2828 Katie Reeves Katiereevesreliv@gmail.com Fultonschools.org
Energy
Engineering Consultants Kimley-Horn and Associates 10 Roswell Street, Suite 210 Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-619-4280 Jim Hamilton jim.hamilton@kimley-horn.com kimley-horn.com
Entertainment Andretti Indoor Karting & Games 11000 Alpharetta Highway Roswell, GA 30076 770-992-5688 Samantha LaMagna samantha@andrettikarting.com andrettikarting.com
Hydeouts
Alpharetta, GA 404-822-2286 Bridgette Hyde Silverbhyde@gmail.com hydeoutsadventures.com
Gas South
3625 Cumberland Parkway, Suite 1500 Atlanta, GA 30339 770-763-4674 Craig Hallerman/Rob Kealler craig.hallerman@gas-south.com gas-south.com
JadeX Energy
44 Milton Avenue Alpharetta, GA 30004 Marvin Austin marva@jadexenergy.com jadexenergy.com
Event Planning C. Anderson Wood LLC
13360 Avensong Ives Way Alpharetta, GA 30004 404-402-5389 Carol Anderson-Wood candawood@bellsouth.net
rig@aladdintravelservices.com aladdintravelservices.com
Financial & Investment Services Acolyte Advisors
178 S. Main Street, Suite 225 Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-831-4814 Jason Binder jason.binder@acolyteadvisors.com acolyteadvisors.com
Baird - Private Wealth Management 555 N. Point Center East, Suite 500 Alpharetta, GA 678-762-3006 Carson Putnam cputnam@rwbaird.com bairdfinancialadvisor.com/themjpgroup/
Johns Creek Advisors Inc
11138 State Bridge Rd., Suite 125 Alpharetta, GA 30022 404-477-401K Damon Ladd-Thomas damon@johnscreekadvisors.com johnscreekadvisors.com
Mayer Private Wealth Management 8000 Avalon Blvd, Suite 100 Alpharetta, GA 30009 470-799-1096 Steven Mayer steven.mayer@mayerpwm.com mayerprivatewealthmanagement.com/
Vance/Southeastern Group 11285 Elkins Road, Suite H2B Roswell, GA 30076 770-597-1401 Phil Vance, CLU philvance@charter.net WeHavePLANSforYou.com
MassMutual Financial Group
It's My Party Rentals
1670 S Main St #B Alpharetta, Ga 30009 770-777-0303 Cindy Lunsford/Tony Worley cindy@itsmypartyrentals.com itsmypartyrentals.com
netZero USA
7565 Industrial Court Alpharetta, GA 30004 678-702-7990 Ryan Nikitin/Danny Broadway ryan.nikitin@netzero-usa.com netzero-usa.com
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Event Planning, Travel and Tourism Aladdin Travel Services, Ltd 294 N. Main Street Alpharetta GA 30009 770-475-1511 Richard Gerber
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1040 Crown Point Parkway, Suite 500 Atlanta, GA 303338 770-551-3450 Michael Kipniss mkipniss@financialguide.com advisors.massmutual.com/michael-kipniss
Fitness and Health F45 Training Alpharetta
12850 Alpharetta Hwy., #2300 Alpharetta, GA 30004 678-718-5277 Brian Person alpharetta@f45training.com f45training.com/alpharetta
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Reliv International
14140 Freemanville Road Milton, GA 30004 404-557-2260 Marty and Jan Locke melock09@gmail.com martinandjanet.reliv.com
General Contractors, Commercial Couch Construction Services LLC 1745 Mayfield Road Alpharetta, GA 30009 404-695-7264 Darden Couch darden@couchconstructionservices.com couchconstructionservices.com
Development and Construction Services, Inc. 316 Maxwell Road, Suite 400 Alpharetta, GA 30009 404-410-8999 Jerry Sutton jerry@dcsusa.net dcsusa.net
River Rock Development LLC 11785 Northfall Lane, Suite 510 Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-736-7572 Mark Wyssbrod mark@riverrockdevelopment.com riverrockdevelopment.com
Handyman Services A Minor Touch LLC 805 Mayfair Court Suwanee, GA 30024 678-780-9023 Napoleon Foster aminortouch@gmail.com aminortouch.com
Healthcare Providers, Medical Specialists Crabapple Physical Therapy & Light Laser Pain Relief Center 12220 Birmingham Highway Bldg. 10, Suite C Milton, GA 30004 770-686-3700 Kim Chastain kim@crabapplept.com
crabapplept.com
HIPnation Healthcare Solutions
4725 Peachtree Corners Cir, Suite 380 Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 678-230-6737 Will Hall Whall@HIPnation.com HIPNation.com
Lako Family Chiropractic
912 Holcomb Bridge Road, Suite 203 Roswell, GA 30076 770-626-0706 Steven Lako lakofamilychiro@gmail.com lakofamilychiropractic.com
LocumTenens.com
2655 Northwinds Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-992-1273 Shea Shaw sshaw@locumtenens.com careers.locumtenens.com/
Morrow Family Medicine - Milton 12970 Highway 9 Milton, GA 30004 678-333-5582 James Morrow peggiemorrow@gmail.com morrowfammed.com/
North Fulton Chiropractic Center 254 N. Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-754-4567 Chris Powell DO powellc20@hotmail.com nfultonchiro.com/
Northside Plastic Surgery
11681 Haynes Bridge Road, Suite 200 Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-475-3146 Rhonda Kerns rhonda@northsideplasticsurgery.com northsideplasticsurgery.com
(Please see our ad on page 36)
Home Decor Tristar Stainless Art LLC
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd., #205-487 Alpharetta, GA 30004 770-325-1777 Heather Brown heather@tristarstainlessart.net tristarstainlessart.net
Home Inspection Services HouseMaster
Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-847-0449 Mark Thompson mark.thompson@housemaster.com northatlanta.housemaster.com
HR, Payroll, Benefits, Recruiting Custom Human Resource Solutions 1040 Cambridge Square, Suite A Alpharetta, GA 30009 404-803-1282 Julie Smith/Kelsey Geist jsmith@chrsonline.com chrsonline.com
Proactive Payroll Inc.
970 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. Suwanee, GA 30024 404-410-0031 Tom Martin tmartin@proactivepayroll.com proactivepayroll.com
HVAC Services
OrthoAtlanta
6300 Hospital Pkwy, Suite 400 Johns Creek, GA 30097 770-317-4539 LeaAnne Edwards laedwards@orthoatlanta.com orthoatlanta.com
Trinity Care at Home
48 Old Roswell Street Alpharetta, GA 30004 678-359-3168 Bill Holbrook bholbrook@trinitycareathome.com trinitycareathome.com ALPHARETTA GUIDEBOOK
Milton Mechanical Services 765 Branch Drive Alpharetta, GA 30004 770-765-0622 Ken Hughes ken@miltonhvac.com miltonmechanicalsvcs.com
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Milton Mechanical Services is a local, knowledgeable, and dependable HVAC Company that serves Residential and Commercial customers. Call for free estimates on repairs and new equipment
(Please see our ad on page 47)
R&D Mechanical Services Inc. 3448 Holly Springs Parkway Canton, GA 30115 770-917-1795 Sheena Johnson sheena@randdmechanical.net randdmechanical.net
TemperaturePro of North Atlanta 11660 Alpharetta Hwy., #400 Roswell, GA 30076 678-888-4822 Matt Berndt mberndt@temperaturepro.com temperaturepronorthatlanta.com
Information Technology Services Digital Scientists
21 South Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-521-0101 Bob Klein bob.klein@digitalscientists.com digitalscientists.com
Virtual Management Technologies 13560 Morris Road, Suite 1000A Alpharetta, GA 30004 770-751-1110 Dan Simmons dans@vmtech.net vmtech.net
Wolf Technology Group
30 Perimeter Park Dr., #101 Atlanta, GA 30341 770-396-6000 Sarah Waggoner swaggoner@zerofailse.com zerofailse.com
Insurance Agencies, Benefits AFLAC
121 Creek Hollow Drive Woodstock, GA 30188 770-861-5448 Sandee Carroll sandee_carroll@us.aflac.com
Allstate-Dykstra & Kemp Insurance 284 North Main Street Alpharetta GA 30009 770-442-9909 Nelson Karpeh dykstrakempins@allstate.com agents.allstate.com/dykstra-kemp--biel-incalpharetta-ga.html
When you want to explore options for protecting your home, personal property, or financial future, Nelson Karpeh is available to answer your questions. Providing Insurance and Financial Services since 1962.
Calvin DuBose - State Farm Agency 244 North Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-475-0101 Calvin Dubose calvin@calvindubose.com calvindubose.com
Country Financial
Integrated Insurance Solutions
13077 Hwy 9 Ste 615 Milton, GA 30004 770-667-9749 Michael Gordy michael.gordy@countryfinancial.com countryfinancial.com/michael.gordy
Select Choice Benefits
Dodson 360 Agency
(Please see our ad on page 7)
11180 State Bridge Road, Suite 102 Alpharetta, GA 30022 770-667-3636 Dean Robertson drobertson@iis-ga.com iis-ga.com/
1640 Powers Ferry Rd, Bldg. 21 Suite 300 Marietta, GA 30067 678-701-4168 Robert DePriest RDepriest@scben.com selectchoicebenefits.com
Insurance and Financial Services Barnes Risk Management Group 11138 State Bridge Rd., Suite 125 Johns Creek, GA 30022 404-723-6880 Jim Barnes/Jenny Barnes jim@barnesriskmanagementgroup.com barnesriskmgmt.com
BB&T Insurance Services 3100 Royal Blvd. South Alpharetta, GA 30022 404-862-3369 Andy McMillan andy.mcmillan@bbandt.com bbandt.com
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3925 Atlanta Hwy., Suite 200 Alpharetta, GA 30004 770-881-8180 Bryan Smith dani.delvento@gmail.com agents.farmers.com/ga/alpharetta/bryan-smith
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1720 Windward Concourse, Suite 140 Alpharetta, GA 30005 770-744-1128 Darryl Dodson darryl@dodson360.com dodson360.com Superior Service! Homeowners, Auto, Business, Life and Renters Insurance, and much more Make an appointment at www. DODSON360.com! Serving Alpharetta and all of GA!
Secure Life Benefits LLC 6776 Jamestown Drive Alpharetta, GA 30005 770-877-1408 Jim Pullen/Ellen Pullen jim@securelifebenefits.com securelifebenefits.com
Interior Design Donald Mitchell Design 770-712-2290 Donald Mitchell donalddesigns@yahoo.com
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Jewelry InspireDesigns
12705 Century Dr., Ste. B Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-905-3354 Sherri Murphy smurphy310@me.com InspireDesignsShop.com
Iroff & Son Jewelers
3960 Old Milton Pkwy #300 Alpharetta, GA 30005 770-751-7222 Brian Iroff brian@iroff.com iroff.com
Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-313-3317 George Davis george@j3sales.com netcompaysystem.com
Mortgage Services Assurance Financial
47 Perimeter Center East, Suite 430 Atlanta, GA 30346 770-674-1433 Geoff Smith gsmith@lendtheway.com lendtheway.com
Caliber Home Loans
8000 Avalon Blvd, Suite 100 Alpharetta, GA 30009 708-278-6000 Philip Sizemore philip.sizemore@caliberhomeloans.com caliberhomeloans.com/psizemore
Landscape Architects Manley Land Design Inc. 51 Old Canton Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-442-8171 Steve Manley smanley@manleylanddesign.com manleylanddesign.com
Landscaping Nature's Veranda
225 Oakmere Drive Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-687-0647 Larry Attig naturesveranda@gmail.com naturesveranda.com
Massage Therapy The Hands of Life
Capital Mortgage Advisors
333 North Point Corner E., Suite 250 Alpharetta, GA 30022 404-257-8422 Sylvia Charpentier/Joe Wargo sylvia@approved.com approved.com
Southeast Mortgage
2475 Northwinds Parkway, Suite 530 Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-429-9332 Peggy Burke peggy.burke@southeastmortgage.com southeastmortgage.com
Movers A.C. White Relocations 1775 Founders Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-325-9110 Mina Price minap@acwhite.com acwhite.com
425 East Crossville Rd Roswell, GA 30076 770-740-2608 Ayesha Nesbeth-Aguila info@TheHandsofLife.com TheHandsofLife.com
Merchant Services Netcom PaySystem
2740 Laurelwood Lane
mary@bestdealmoversllc.com bestdealmovers.com
Specializing in low-stress, high-quality moving, vaulted storage, and packing services for both local and long-distance relocations. Family-owned and operated. Fully licensed and insured.
Office Design Envision Office Solutions
4000 Northfield Way, Suite 500 Roswell, GA 30076 770-998-4899 Casey Robinson casey@envisionos.com envisionos.com
Office Supplies Cartridge World
10713 Alpharetta Highway Roswell, GA 30076 770-594-1991 Luba Bilentschuk lubab@cartridgeworldroswell.com cartridgeworldusa.com/store208
Painting, Decorative Interior Decorative Finishes 15790 Milton Point Alpharetta, GA 30004 404-580-4257 Cari Vawter paintlady04@comcast.net faux-unlimited.com
Photography Cahill Productions
305 Brook Ford Point Alpharetta, GA 30022 770-777-1400 Linda Cahill linda@cahill-productions.com cahill-productions.com
Martina's Images Best Deal Movers
3615 Francis Circle, Suite 700 Alpharetta, GA 30004 678-771-5599 Mary Becker ALPHARETTA GUIDEBOOK
400 Shelli Lane Roswell, GA 30075 404-416-9432 Martina Schmidt martina@martinasimages.com martinasimages.com
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Apex Signs & Graphics
Press, Publications, Radio Alpha Milton Magazine Local Life Publishing
980 Birmingham Road, Suite 501 Milton, GA 30004 404-606-0797 Regina Gulick regina@locallifepublishing.com locallifepublishing.com
740 Hembree Place, Suite A & B Roswell, GA 30076 678-379-5187 Jim Tardif jim@signsofsignificance.com signsofsignificance.com
55 Roswell Street Alpharetta GA 30009 404-514-6533 Lara Dolan/Tracy Craft lara.dolan1969@gmail.com craftdolanteam.com
FastSigns of Johns Creek
10900 Medlock Bridge Rd., Suite 302 Johns Creek, GA 300297 404-382-5625 Rich Lockhart rich.lockhart@fastsigns.com fastsigns.com/2135
Minuteman Press
6300 Atlanta Hwy., Suite 102 Alpharetta, GA 30004 470-719-9806 Kathy Guidry alpharetta@minutemanpress.com alpharetta-ga.minutemanpress.com
Appen Media Group 319 North Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-442-3278 Hans Appen hans@northfulton.com northfulton.com
Appen Media Group is a multi media company that publishes the Alpharetta-Roswell Herald, Johns Creek Herald, Forsyth Herald, Milton Herald, Northside Woman magazine, and Answer Book community guides.
Family Life Publications
150 North Street, Suite A Canton, GA 30114 404-217-9333 Jack Tuszynski/Janet Ponichtera jack@familylifepublications.com familylifepublications.com
JJ Social Light
44 Milton Avenue Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-310-3989 Jessica Light jessica@jjsociallight.com jjsociallight.com
Pubman, Inc.
180 Interstate Parkway, Suite 150 Alpharetta, GA 30339 404-255-5603 Richard Goldman rgoldman@pubman.net pubman.net
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Property Restoration Services 1-800-Water Damage
1815 Hembree Rd., Unit 403 Alpharetta, GA 30009 470-558-1006 Ron Wilder/Bill Haddock ron.wilder@1800waterdamage.com 1800waterdamage.com/north-fulton-ga/
Real Estate Services Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International Realty
1125 Sanctuary Pkwy, Suite 400 Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-442-7300 Phillip Montague/Diana Montague phillipmontague@atlantafinehomes.com phillipmontague.atlantafinehomes.com
Atlanta SOLD Sisters
695 Mansell Road, Suite 120 Roswell, GA 30076 404-334-2609 Catherine Marshall catmarshall23@gmail.com atlantasoldsisters.com (Please see our ad on page 47)
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services 325 Brannon Road Suite 200 Cumming, GA 30041 404-822-8274 Sissy Williams sissysoldit@gmail.com sissysoldit.com
Craft Dolan Team at Village Realty ALPHARETTA GUIDEBOOK
Harry Norman Realtors, Residential and Commercial Realtor 7855 North Point Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30022 404-784-6970 Tracy Morton tracy.morton@harrynorman.com www.tracy.morton.harrynorman.com
Your one stop shop for residential real estate needs in the northern suburbs of Atlanta and beyond. Relo and SRES accredited.
Pamela Bills, Realtor 5780 Windward Pkwy Alpharetta, GA 30005 678-697-9714 Pamela Bills pamelabills@kw.com pamelabills.com
Park Plaza Partners 55 Roswell Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 404-697-0803 Robert Brannon rbrannon@hsno.com
Redwood Commercial
12705 Century Dr., Ste. B Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-591-7443 Jon Murphy jonmurphy310@gmail.com
Trotter Holdings Inc. 690 East Main Street Canton, GA 30114 770-720-0690 Art Trotter art_trotter@comcast.net
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670 N. Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-297-7571 Stacy Anderson qohantiques@yahoo.com queenofheartsantiques-interiors.com (Please see our ad on page 81)
Roofing Retail B Interiors
945 Mid Broadwell Road Milton, GA 30004 404-713-9111 Beth Johnson beth@binteriors.net binteriors.net
Village Realty
55 Roswell Street Alpharetta GA 30009 404-974-3801 Andrea Briggs andrea@vratl.com vratl.com Village Realty is a partnership of the best minds in Real Estate, working together to reshape the way the industry works.
Restaurants Ceviche Taqueria & Margarita Bar
COSTCO
2855 Jordan Court Alpharetta, GA, 30004 678-823-4950 Lynn Kolofske w743mkt02@costco.com costco.com
Designer Consigner
670 N. Main Street, Suite 101 Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-777-0032 Vicki Naso vicki@designer-consigner.net designer-consigner.net
Karen's Fabrics
42 Milton Avenue Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-777-0230 Joel Price joel@cevichetaqueria.com cevichetaqueria.com
23 South Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-664-4090 Karen Magill karensfabrics@gmail.com karensfabrics.com
Choices To You
Leather 'n Pearle
950 Scales Road, Suite 403 Suwanee, GA 30024 770-765-8989 Tom Vooris voorist@choicestoyou.com choicestoyou.com
Smokejack Southern Grill & BBQ 29 S. Main Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-410-7611 Dave Filipowicz dave@smokejackbbq.com smokejackbbq.com (Please see our ad on page 68)
Restoration Contractor Restoration 1 North Atlanta
1031 Cambridge Square, Suite G Alpharetta, GA 30009
35 Milton Avenue Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-694-1781 Alyx Korner ak@alexnsis.com alexnsis.com
Picture Framer
631 N. Main, Suite 109 Milton, GA 30004 678-762-1035 Buddy Gash jggash@bellsouth.net
Pro Gadget Clinic
3000 Old Alabama Road, Suite 305 Johns Creek, GA 30022 770-315-0738 Debbie Smith debbie.smith@progadgetclinic.com progadgetclinic.com
Apollo Roofing
5060 Old Ellis Point, #200 Roswell, GA 30076 770-722-5918 Laure Biel lb@apolloroofing.com apolloroofing.com
Elite Roofing and Restoration 745 Atlanta Road Cumming, GA 30040 678-781-1998 Kim Williams kimelitega@gmail.com EliteRoofingGa.com
Senior Transition Services NexSeason Transitions
11770 Haynes Bridge Rd, Ste 205-421 Alpharetta, Ga 30009 404-439-1022 Sherri Selman/Lisa Wilson sherri@nexseason.com nexseasontransitions.com
Swimming Pools Ocean Blue Pools LLC
1815 Hembree Road, #311 Alpharetta, GA 30009 404-944-8823 Randall Schmidt oceanbluepoolsllc@hotmail.com oceanbluepoolsllc.com
Telecommunications Comcast Business
150 Hembree Park Drive Roswell, GA 30076 770-375-1596 Darren Carter darren_carter@cable.comcast.com comcast.com
Travel and Tourism
Queen of Hearts Antiques ALPHARETTA GUIDEBOOK
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770-475-7613 Pam Sullivan pmcgarl@gmail.com alpharettaanimalhospital.com
Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau
178 South Main Street, Suite 200 Alpharetta, GA 30009 678-297-2811 Janet Rodgers janet@awesomealpharetta.com www.awesomealpharetta.com
FREE event planning resources for SPECIAL OCCASIONS, MEETINGS or SPORTS EVENTS, including consultation on event venues, service providers, fields and facilities and hotels. Call today!
Web Design Web Chimpy
4988 West Board Street, Suite 201 Sugar Hill, GA 30518 770-599-5053 Chris Lamorte chris@webchimpy.com webchimpy.com
(Please see our ad on Back Cover)
Hennessy Limo & Logistics
1005 Alderman Dr Alpharetta, GA 30005 855-4-HENNESSY Haley McDaniel reservations@hennessytransportation.com hennessytransportation.com
Veterinarians Alpharetta Animal Hospital 80 Milton Avenue Alpharetta, GA 30009
Advertisers' Index 2B Whole GF European Bakery............... 69 Advanced Cosmetic and Family Dentistry................................... 43 Allstate............................................. 7, 92 Alpharetta Business Association............... 12 Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau............... Back Cover, 96 Alpharetta City Center - Amorance........... 24 Alpharetta First United Methodist Church.. 35 Amana Academy................................... 34 Appen Media........................................ 94 Atlanta SOLD Sisters (Keller Williams)....... 47 Avalon – North American Properties........... 1 Best Deal Movers................................... 93 Brandon Hall School................................ 6 Campbell Tire........................................ 55 Cellaris................................................. 30
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Dodson 360.......................................... 93 Ganaway Contracting............................ 38 Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce......................... 18 Fabulous Floors...................................... 50 Harry Norman Realtors........................... 95 Jordan Orthodontics............................... 43 Kairos Corporation................................... 2 The Mauldin Group................................ 89 Milton Mechanical........................... 47, 92 Morningside of Alpharetta...................... 44 NetZero................................................ 90 North Atlanta Vascular and Vein Clinic..... 41 North Atlanta Women’s Care.................. 41 North Georgia Promotions...................... 87 Northside Hospital – Forsyth.................... 38 Oak Steakhouse – Avalon....................... 74
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Office Angels........................................ 89 Pedaco Electric Bikes.............................. 55 Providence Bank.................................... 88 The Providence Group – (East of Main)..................................48-49 Queen of Hearts.................................... 81 Ruth’s Chris Steak House......................... 58 Smokejack BBQ..................................... 68 St. James United Methodist Church........... 37 The Mansion......................................... 45 Trinity Care of Home.............................. 36 Village Park of Alpharetta........................... Inside Front Cover Village Realty........................................ 95 Vinings Bank....................Inside Back Cover Wellstar Health System North Fulton Hospital........................... 17
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